19 Mar 1893
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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1893
Page
1
Fragmentary report describes eczema and mood relief claims after a product use. Mentions letters from BBN, Greensboro, and a general promise of rapid care. Family members reportedly benefited, with unclear timelines and limited verifiable details.
In May a notice announces foreclosure by Caldwell Hardy and others against Leetha, wife of Lew, for debts to the Farmer and Trust Company and Janie Lean. It details a tract near Occompechen Nook containing about 100 acres, with rent and estate consequences, to be sold at the courthouse door in Jackson on a specified date for payment of indebtedness. The deed references are recorded in North Carolina and Virginia records, with trusteeship under A. Grandy and the Farmer and Trust Company.
Fragmentary ad seeking agents for salary or commission. Mentions quick profits and per week pay though readability is low. Offerschance to manage a territory and states terms to write for details.
An advertisement announces a land and property matter in Hatouh N C with a court action against Dr Bob Gardner and Voelisne Gardner. It directs publication weekly for five weeks and a March 25 appearance before Justice Barthes in Raleigh to answer claims about work and damages on homes and lots. Attorney B Barbee represents the plaintiff.
Washington dispatch reports no formal NY postmaster application yet and discusses Van Cott’s term, Pearson’s exit, with Postmaster General Bissell忙 busy as visitors flock. It covers Senate committee staff, threats of confirmations, Hawaiian annexation speakers, and shifts in civil service, judiciary and foreign relations clerks amid a busy political day.
On March 18 President Cleveland, age 56, spent hours meeting a large stream of office seekers and congressional allies in the cabinet and private offices. Among callers were Rep Springer and Illinois officials, with discussion on postmaster and collector positions, and Cleveland stressed a no reappointment rule while considering other appointments.
Mrs Killen Nicolaides wife of a prominent Washington linen store owner stormed into her F Street shop causing a display of destruction as front windows shattered and she leaped from the window with a large $200 case in hand, followed by a hasty store clearance and police patrols. the incident occurs amid crowded shops and later reports note involvement of an employee and a missing husband.
Washington dispatch asserts a sensational report claimed Cleveland instructed Senator Vilas to pressure Senate leaders to reshuffle committees, a charge dismissed as unfounded. The president allegedly seeks nominations yet defers broad reforms, plans to adjourn after filling key posts, while officials deny attempts to influence consular and diplomatic appointments.
A blaze began on the second floor of the Straw Ellsworth Manufacturing Co building on Broadway near Michigan at 1 30 this morning and burned for about a half hour. The fire confined to the middle section shared with Law Ellsworth and Friend concerns causing heavy losses across Straw Ellsworth stock valued around 200000 and Friend Bros 22500. About 150 workers, mostly girls, escaped via roof or fire escapes. no injuries reported. Taunton clerks report a silver dollar theft claim tied to the案.
Reports detail the receipt of Egyptian cotton seed in Cairo for U S Department of Agriculture experiments to grow home cotton, plus Secretary Morton’s cuts in bureau staff saving over 125000 dollars annually. Also notes financial reform talk, electoral reorganizations, and cholera updates abroad with a death in Grantestos and a executives meeting of the North Central Press Association.
Fragmentary text shows references to a vote or public notice involving a place called Denton and a store, with dates like February and mentions of cash amounts. Details are unclear, but the content suggests a civic or commercial notice in a newspaper snippet. The readable items imply voting interest and financial figures.
Fairview Farm and Stallions te Fairview Farm are tied to a Wake County court case. The document mentions Elgin Lambert and Dantel Lambert with a high scoring tally and various horse names and lineage details.
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