12 Mar 1893
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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1893
Page
1
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Newnan and Greenabore Georgia with letters and a patient case. It includes references to throat disease and medical notes. The readable text is incomplete and does not yield a clear event or outcome.
Notice announces a default on a debt owed to Far- mers Bank by Jesse of Rate UOT and others, with a court house sale in Jackson North ampton tied to Occoneechee Neck land, Lot included, and a separate sale by W Grandy for a prior mortgage. The documents reference a 1876 deed, trust, and rent terms, with auctions scheduled and legal actions noted.
Public auction scheduled at the Raleigh city court house on Monday March 13 184? to sell Lot No 50 in the city block on Blake Street in Raleigh adjoining Lynn Ains, Geo Curtis, Zach Patton, and others. Andrew Syme as commissioner of C H Weathers et al. presides with Peele and Maynard representing plaintiffs.
Ad declares a lake erasing pen that removes ink in two seconds with high efficiency. Seeks agents and general agents to handle territories, offering earnings and commissions. Provides terms and samples by mail for prospects.
Notice in Wake county court action against Dr B F Gardner and Mrs Melina Gardner for work and labor on a Raleigh home. Case seeks relief with defendants to appear March 23 before Justice M. B. Barbee at the Raleigh office. Publication required in the State Chronicle. January 1st.
In Washington and Treasury, President Cleveland moves to curb office paper access while weighing expected nominations. Carlisle clears a private room to sift applications, with rules restricting candidate papers and endorsements. Bissell signals cautious postmaster appointments as pressure from congressmen and applicants grows.
The Panama trial escalates with a larger audience as witnesses discuss tracing 300000 francs De Lesseps allegedly gave Floquet. Conflicts over Boulangism and political pressure surface. deputies face scrutiny over lottery bond bills and Reinach related checks.
Sun's Cotton Report notes chatter of a near settlement of the British strike with Liverpool stock gains and higher prices while New Orleans futures rise modestly. Inland receipts climb as exports reach many bales and southern markets show declines. Also, Gov. appoints John B. Allen to U S Senate seat after adjournment. Paris sees the resignation of minister of justice Bourgeois amid political turmoil.
A masked intruder beat three occupants of Mrs Annie M Little’s home 1602 Lemmon street southwest Baltimore. Annie Pryor 18, Joseph Pryor 18, and Miss Little sustained severe head and facial injuries. intruder used a flatiron and fled, leaving no clues as police investigate this brutal assault.
Washington March 11. Democratic caucus committees near final report on chairmanships amid northern southern shifts. Governor Oborne in Wyoming faces a trouser theft case against Dr. William A. Olmstead, complicating local politics.
The North Carolina Teachers Assembly invites Vice President Stevenson and family to visit Morehead City in June for a special guest role. State officers, judges, and prominent citizens urge acceptance while outlining added programs, performances by Leo Wacat and Frank Beard, and low rates of $1.00 per day with rail fare similar to prior years.
ZANESVILLE March 11 Ten days have passed since twelve year old Frank Ir boon vanished. Police report no clear leads as relatives and neighbors press for action. A citizens meeting will seek funds for a broader search and public subscriptions to support the distraught mother.
The document cites a summons in a Raleigh case against Arthur A. Spitzer doing business as P Co. The defendant allegedly owes Beconnt forty-two cents and costs from prior services. The attachment order was issued February and a March filing date is set with appearance required or default granted.
Reidsville reports the death of Mr Joan T. Denny a respected elder and Presbyterian church member. Greensboro visitors Miss Irwin and Miss Scales are staying with Mrs A M Scales in Danville and Mrs Montgomery hosts in Reidsville.
A Belgrade Montana story recounts a trained bucking bull that defeats riders in multiple jumps. Cowboy Pannell failed to stay mounted, ending in the snow as crowds cheered.
The notice lists Fairview Farm stallions and mares with Morgan stock details, including pedigrees, weights, and measurements. It cites Dae Lancer and Nutwood lines, highlighting the handsomest stallion prospects, and names P Wilt Lamson of Paleven Farm, North Carolina.
A damaged notice advertises a wholesale stock sale on Wilmitington Street offering carriages carts and related goods at steep discounts. The catalog promises 98 percent repository value and urges buyers to call write or inspect prices.
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