15 Mar 1893
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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1893
Page
1
The fragmentary text references a trial in Ga about Martens and a plea or letter to BB. It mentions a throat remedy, a mother, and a claim of a speedy cure, with vague references to medicine and a medical need. The readable parts are sparse and non-specific.
Notice announces a foreclosure sale by The Farvour Trust Company and partners on March 27th at the courthouse in the State, for a parcel described as Orcongechos Neck land containing about 120 poles. The deed, dated May 12, 1885, and subsequent mortgages secure the indebtedness with a stated interest and prior filings in Northampton County records. The sale is in satisfaction of more than thirty days of default and involves the property formerly tied to W. Hardy and partners, with title described as perfect and registered in book 74.
A fragmented recruitment ad seeks agents to take charge of a territory with commission based earnings and potential per week profits. The wording is garbled but indicates a rare opportunity to sell a product called MOAROE ERASER WPE CD and to receive terms for nine months.
Fragment shows a debate over a property auction in Wake County North Carolina with names like Gardner Cardoer and PM Barres Justice of the Peace. Note mentions a court action and a March date. Readable items include references to a hill country resort near Asheville and Weaverville, plus a two story building with twenty two rooms and good lighting.
Public auction of valuable Wake County land and lots in Raleigh area. Sale demands one third cash and two installments, with remainder due from sale day. purchaser to secure payments and title to be clear. Terms include mortgage balance and interest at the rate specified. sale date to be determined in March.
The Democratic caucus outlined a full reorganization of Senate committees assigning chairmanships to new members and preserving Stewart as mines chief. Republicans receive eleven committees, with Pepper and Kyle chairing several panels and splits over specific posts including Silver Senator Gorman’s stance on mining chairs. The plan projects changes to elective officers and committee rosters by next week with extensive detail on each panel.
The document lists Republicans and committee chairs including Mar Jrt, Jones of Arkansas, and Morgan, with assignments to investigate forest reservations and Indian lands. It notes vacancies in Wyoming and hints at a list sent to the Republican committee, which will report at the next caucus.
Snow and wind delay trains from St Paul to Minneapolis and disrupt traffic through Minnesota, Wisconsin, and the Dakotas. Duluth and West Superior report severe storm impact with halted streetcar service. One man dies on Chequamegon Bay ice near Bayfield. two perishes near Washburn. Fears arise for remote camps lacking provisions as season ends. Alabama loan bank closes after regulator investigation. bank president accused of misusing funds. Cabinet meeting at White House limits visitor flow as President Cleveland signals appointing savvy, pro-business consuls to aid trade.
The Treasury reports gold sales on March 14 show over 500000 dollars in the fund and more than 300000 dollars in offers from western banks. Secretary Carlisle will accept only the most advantageous offers while withholding bank names and city locations from press publication. The change aims to preserve confidence as some banks worry about word of gold sales. Treasury also accumulates gold through normal business due to New York bid rates, though no significant offers have come from western bankers.
New York March 14 The directors of Cost Tron and Railroad were in session for three hours this afternoon. They adopted the Talbot open hearth steel process patent owned by the Metal Refining Company of Chattanooga Tenn with an option valid until April. Secretary Brown said the company plans to be in the south for steel manufacture as Carnegie is in the north.
In New York at Kipp's undertaking rooms the body of a young woman was found after she drank laudanum and shot herself in the Coleman House room. Identified as Leonide Cozzens, 18, of 240 West 138th Street, she used the name Mrs F Carter of St Louis. Her father, Samuel B Cozzens, a lawyer, and mother were distressed as officials described the suicide and mystery around the identity. A dressmaker identified the body. the father had been ill and searched for her, while the mother attempted self harm after learning of the death.
Special from Winston on March 14 describes Mrs Sullivan wife of D A Sullivan of Germanton committing suicide by strychnine after family troubles. She died at her father Dr Jones in Bethania about 2:00 pm. Kate Jones, E B Jones, Dr Robert Jones, and Dr Abe Jones are named relatives. A nearby farmer Joseph Petree’s farm near Germanton was burned to the ground last night, with losses around 1000 dollars. A Woegle Brothers dwelling in Salem burned this morning. Frederick Flowers, an elderly Black man, was found hanged at his home near Asheville, believed to be last Friday. H X Desire stamp clerk in Collector Hollins office died at Asheville aged 62. Mr Dwire, longtime revenue employee, formerly with Wickton office, dies after one month illness. Remains to Winston tonight with Knights Templar escort. funeral tomorrow with Templar honors.
Centre township Camden N Y grants license to Cloverdale track adjacent to Gloucester. Minor items report gas explosion injuries in Perryopolis Pa coal mine. Denison compress fire at Davidson Tex. steamer Australia to Honolulu. several accidents and deaths across states. various notable names and official actions noted.
A long report traces the United States Great Seal from Jefferson and Adams to Freytinhuysen, detailing seal designs, trials, and adoption in 1782, along with its use on official commissions and treaties. It notes guard, storage, and varied presentation for foreign treaties and commissions.
The crowded assize court in Tauris resumed the trial of Charles de Lesseps and associates in the Panama affair. Deputies Yves Guyot and Contans testified amid a tense atmosphere as Monchicourt’s deposition and other records emerged. A clash in the chamber of deputies led Tirard to seek censure of De Roulede, who warned of going to the country.
March reports from Kashgar claim China will defend Russian gains in the Pamirs by sending two Russian infantry battalions and two artillery batteries in April to support troops wintering there. The Afghan Amir writes to the Viceroy of India refusing to meet Lord Roberts, asserting sole right to deal with frontier tribes amid rumors of British or Russian attacks.
The Kavexe Trust and Banking Co led by Senator Incalle closed its doors in Kansas City with estimated liabilities around 500000 and assets possibly 700000. The company owned 30000 acres of land in Kansas and about 820000 in local property. General manager Ro M Map ley loses about 250000, and Freland Tufts of Kansas Dry was named receiver. The incident follows a boom in Kansas property values and loss of realizable collateral. In Guyandotte West Virginia a fire destroyed six buildings including saloons and restaurants with 10000 in losses fully insured and deemed incendiary. In Helen WII Settle SS Totepo two Catholic Knight of America officers met. J O'Brien, a defaulting presenter, appeared with a settlement proposal.
Fairview Farm offers thoroughbred stallions with detailed pedigrees and race records. Franklin Chief Antard is listed as a 1593 hands high chestnut stallion weighing 1.6 pounds for inbreeding notes, tracing lineage through Me Rank and Shan Alien. Mon dyna, a dark brown stallion, stands at 16 hands high and 1.20 tons, with noted sire lines including Sie man and Helm pt, and claims a strong performance lineage in North Carolina.
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