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Newspaper

The State Chronicle

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1893

Page

1

Garden Seer Te Ling and A Maing Haywood

Te Ling and A Maing Haywood are named in a garden seer notice. The short item lists individuals connected with a local horticultural or superstition routine and mentions events or actions attributed to them. The fragment hints at a public notice or notice-like brief in a historical newspaper.

Fragmentary notice of mortgage sale in Wake County

A garbled legal notice from Greensboro North Carolina references a mortgage, a sale at the courthouse door in Raleigh, and a land description in Wake County. It mentions persons Lewis and wife and a deed recorded in book 74 and a survey with bearings and distances describing about nine acres.

Tod Portwaue Vy Lewis Tarcaith Asteke Asiage Blake Register of Xis Wake County

Patent Ink- Fousing Pencil Sales Opportunity

A bold advertisement offers salary or commission to manage patent chemical ink and a new eraser device. It promises high profits, territorial agents, and timely money, with a legal notice chapter and a forthcoming court action in Wake County.

Esasine Fraser M

Cleveland and His Callers at the White House

Washington March 22 Secretary Carlisle declines to discuss rumors that Pierpont Morgan is authorized to negotiate a $50,000,000 bond sale for gold. Visitors included Tennessee reps and officials urging appointments, with no delegation agreement reached. A Liberian Mission prospect HeisH C. Smith from Alabama appeared. A nonunion printers petition urged Cleveland to recognize nonunion talent for the public printer.

Washington Carlisle Pierpont Morgan Europe United States Treasury Morgan Harrison White House Cleveland Tennessee John Overton Nashville Thomas Claiborne Middle District B. M. Hoard A. Spurr Bradford England Walter Cain Nashville American Thomas Spufford Pulaski Ernest Pillow Interior Department McMillan Richardson Patterson Judge Tony Lawsville Iroquois Club Chicago Tony T. Edward Clark Amos J. Cummings C. W. Edwards Delaware

Postmaster Appointments Debated by Bissell in Washington

Washington March 22 Postmaster General Bissell said localities should largely decide postmaster appointees with input from congressmen and urged weighting local wishes. He denied discrimination against women and newspaper men. The dispatch also notes Egypt battleship grounding and other brief items.

Washington Bissell

Republicans and Democrats Nominate State Officers

Rhode Island Republicans select a ticket headed by D Russell Brown for governor with Eugene F. Warner as secretary. Edwin R Allen for Lt Governor. Charles H Bennett for Secretary of State. Edward C DuBois for Attorney General. Samuel Clark renominated. Democrats nominate David S Baker Jr for governor. Dalton E Young for Lt Gov. John J Heffernan for Secretary of State. Clarence A Aldrich for Attorney General. Platform backs President Cleveland and criticizes tariff and Republican policy.

Rhode Island R. L Music Hall Walter H. Barney Eugene F. Warner D. Russell Brown Providence Edwin R Allen Hopkinton Charles H. Bennett Edward C. Dubois East Providence Samuel Clark Republican Party Brown Onder Owen State Central Committee Samuel R. Honey Newport

Senate session yields appointments and resignations

Washington March 22 the Senate advanced the five new committee clerks proposal and a labor cost study resolution. Mr Manderson resigned as president pro tem and Mr Harris took oath after the vote. Debate rose over vacancies and illegal fillings, followed by executive session and adjournment. Oxford wedding and local impacts noted amid regional stories. Fire at Knoxville University destroys three story brick building with 14 000 loss. Nominations to the Senate announced including patents and land office posts. Two Black men hanged in Hazlehurst for murder and robbery. several accomplices at large.

P —Stmasters Washington Robert A Maxwell Senate Post Office Department Cuttom Geological Survey Nationa Banks Forest Corporation District of Columbia McPherson Manderson Sherman Cockrell Harris Mc Harri Mc Minderson Guilem Hour Hoar Committee On Privileges and Elections Cuslom Knoxville University Knoxville Tenn University Bud Wilkins University of Tennessee

Legal saga of hypnotism and stolen funds in New York case

In Chicago circuit court a James W Dixon sues to strip Henry A Root and Henry W Dixon of control over Henry W Dixon's property. The eight year tale involves hypnotism, Mrs. F D Haywood, and $20 000 in two $10 000 certificates held by Central Safety Deposit Company.

Henry A.root Henry W. Mixon Irs F. D. Haywood Curiaco Circuit Court James W Dixon New York City Chicago Henry W. Dixon Henry A Roct New York Ade Henry Wixon Ben F D Haywood Central Safety Deposit Company Henry Flussing D-post Company Mary W. Dixon Queens County Henry W Root Roo Cedar Street Root Dixon New York Mutual Life Insurance Company

Detroit judge named government crop statistician

Washington March 22 Judge Henry A Robinson of Detroit has been appointed statistician of the department of agriculture to succeed J R Douge who has been issuing the government crop reports for many years.

Rother Wasuixeton D. C Henry A. Robinson Detroit Department of Agriculture J. R. Douge

Texas Rail Road Bondholders Case Seeks Supreme Court Probe

In Austin on March 22 the Texas railroad commission injunction case lingered with discussions and a request for more time to consider adding charges. If the matter goes to the supreme court, the commission hopes to resolve a legal point on bondholders’ right to sue, potentially ending the suit suddenly. Also, J Pierpont Morgan was reported to be on a mission in New York to negotiate a $50 million gold loan for the government, and Admiral Cervera resigned as Spain’s marine minister with Premier Sagasta taking over marine duties temporarily.

Mission Austin Tex Texas Railrad Commission Wester Commission Supreme Court Maprio Cervera Sagasta

Downfall Conceded by Third Party Leaders in Georgia

Atlanta March 22 A interview with Hon Thos E Wynn ex congressman Ninth Georgia district exchanges that only two great parties remain and that if Democrats uphold their platform the People’s Party will yield credit and act accordingly. Thos E Watson agrees that if pledges in the Democratic platform are kept the people will be satisfied. The remarks signal rapid third party dissolution if the Democratic line holds. Railway cases and a sad death in Mecklenburg county follow with notes on Keeley cures and Moody’s invitation controversy.

Georgia Atlanta Thos E Wynn Peoples’ Party People's Party Thos. E Watson Democratic Party South

Sale of Raleigh property in Wake County court notice

The court will sell March 27 at 2 PM at Raleigh courthouse door two stores and lots on Exchange Street in Raleigh described as bounded by WC and A B Stronach, M K Denton dower, Ex change, and L D Castleberry. Also a house and lot in eastern Raleigh near Cabarrus Street, bound by Kate Nougherty and Podie Peery. Terms: one third cash, one third in nine months, one third in fifteen months with notes bearing interest from sale at 8 percent. Title reserved until paid.

Superior Court of T Ke Coury J. N. Holdive V. Denton M. K Lenton Raleigh A. B. Stronach’s M. K. Denton L.D Castleberry Kate Nougherty

Fairview Farm Breeding: Franklin Cai Stallions and MONDYNE

Fairview Farm in Raleigh North Carolina advertises two Thoroughbred style standard bred stallions. FRANKLIN CAI No 317 chestnut stallion stands 15 hands high and weighs 1 100 pounds with a Morgan type lineage tracing to Beo Frank and Dael Lambert, presenting a storied pedigree and notable speed records. MONDYNE, dark brown at 16 hands and 1 200 pounds, is inbred Hambletonian with lineage to Sherman Ashman and George Wilkes, boasting 2 22 mile pace ancestry and a wide historical progeny spread. Stallion cards offering full pedigrees are available from Williamson at Fairview Farm.

Franklin Cai Beo Frank Dael Lambert Daniel Lambert Ve. Franklin South North Carolina Mondyne George Wilkes Nutwood Belmont Moudyne Troublesome Mewsenger Duroc Hamble Eotan

Public auction of Raleigh city lot in Wake County

Notice of sale in Wake County Superior Court case Ella M Wright et al against Landen M Perkinson administrator, Ezra Perkinson, and guardian Royster. The lot 115 on Shaffer map, southeast corner of Boodworth and Morgan streets, Raleigh to be sold at auction on Saturday at 12 noon, April 15, 18__. Conducted by A W Haywood trustee and W J Peele.

Haleige N.C Laura A. Winston Boodworth Morgan Streets Shaffer City Raleigh A. Perkinson Mary Perkinson A.W. Haywoo Office of the Register of Deeds Wake County W. Haywood W. J. Peele Sopmie

Canning Plant for Sale at Mt Olive Nc

Crescent Canning Co Mt Olive Nc offers entire plant town lot and factory with new boiler duplex pump and canning machinery capacity 5000 cans daily plus 7000 cans 2 and 3. Part of plant available below cost. If not sold privately, sale at public auction April 1. Apply Hallett secretary treasurer.

Crescent Canning Co Mt. Olive N. C Knowles

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