22 Mar 1893
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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1893
Page
1
Carben Seeds at 7 10ing Co s torus Haywood is noted in a brief market item involving seed trade and local business names. The fragmentary clipping mentions regional firms in a commerce snippet with limited context.
Fragmentary OCR yields a 1893 land deed and sales notice mentioning Lewi s offer for sale, stakes and bearings, a survey beginning east 47 5 degrees to a stake, with a listing of poles and directions. It includes a chemical ink claim and a provocative profit ad seeking agents for territory, with unclear names and locations.
Washington March 21 Congress man Springer raises a point with President Cleveland on reappointment of a Petersburg Illinois postmaster. Cleveland indicates she will be reappointed, noting prior service and broad endorsement. Senate Democrats caucus on reorganization discusses officers and patronage, with nominations for secretary and sergeant at arms approved, while plans on timing and adjournment remain unsettled.
President Cleveland opposed nepotism firmly in Washington on March 21 saying relatives should not hold office. He rebuked a western congressman seeking a job for a constituent and stressed his long standing stance against appointing kin to positions.
On their way to take part in the Columbus naval review, the Pinta and Nina caravals arrived Havana today escorted by US warships Newark and Bennington. In Winston, two prisoners escaped as Webster jail burned during transfer. cause unknown.
Secretary Carlisle announced a $500000 gold shipment from the New York sub treasury to Europe yesterday, the first since March 11. In Washington on March 21 Gen W R Cox of North Carolina was nominated in caucus for secretary of the senate, a unanimous choice.
A reevaluation praises North Carolina as a thriving state with vast tobacco output and diverse industries. The writer highlights tobacco factories, cotton mills, canneries, fisheries, and minerals, noting Raleigh and Asheville bustle and strong agricultural and manufacturing activity.
A writer laments rural Georgia’s lack of cotton and woolen mills, urges farmers to pool capital for local mills, and compares to North Carolina. The piece questions why no canning factories exist beyond Augusta and Columbus and imagines employment for local youths.
The Herald reports Drexel Morgan Co preparing to take control of the Richmond Terminal system with a receiver to handle the books. Samuel Sooner or Reuben Foster may be named to run the receivership as Hume-Roper stays, guiding an orderly restructuring amid banking oversight.
In Brnurncham Alabama on March 21 reports outline the Birmingham News rebutting a Southern Associated Press dispatch alleging subsidies to newspapers linked to Cleveland interests. The Birmingham Age-Herald explained the contested paragraph was reprinted from other papers. Also noted is John W. Mackay’s deteriorating condition requiring surgery amid peritonitis concerns and delirium. A series of commission decisions follows, covering railroad, telegraph, and freight disputes with various parties.
Fairview Farm in Halei oh North Carolina advertises standard bred stallions Franklin Chief and Mondyne. Franklin Chief, chestnut 54 inches tall, weighs 1400 pounds, sire Ken Frank, claims numerous progeny with 2:30 pace records and lineage tracing to Dacel Lambert and Han Allen. Mondyne, dark brown 16 hands, 1200 pounds, inbred Hambletonian line, offspring including Nutwood and George Wilkes descendants with 2:30 pace credits. Full stallion cards and complete pedigrees available from R P Williamson.
By order of Wake County Superior Court judges in cases against Lande M Perkinson Ezra Perkinson and Vitruvius Hoysier a parcel near the Morgan Street and Babc or Bowworth junction in Raleigh will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder for cash. The lot forms part of city lot No 115 as shown on the city map and is tied to a deed of trust dated February 21 1840 to A W Haywood trustee recorded in Wake County records. Sale at the county courthouse door on a Saturday date to be announced.
The Crescent Caning Co. of Mt Olive North Carolina offers for sale the entire plant including the town lot and factory. It lists a three horse boiler modern pump and complete canning machinery with capacity up to five thousand cans, all in working order. The sale will be public on the eleventh of April. Apply by March 5.
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