Chronicle notes editors and receivers amid court action
The State Chronicle reports a creditors bill in Wake Superior Court appointing John W. Hinsdale and Hubert Jackson as receivers of the Chronicle property, with Jernigan described as only editor and not involved in the litigation. Also opinion on Zimri Dwiggins, praised yet criticized as a reckless financier and potential cabinet candidate.
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Superior Court of
Wake
Chronicle Company
John W. Hinsdale
Hubert Jackson
Chronicle
Jernigan
Cronicle
Zimri Dwiggins
Zimri
Dwiggins
Holvest
Treasury
John Sherman
Sherman
Zimri Dwiggin
Chronicle property sale ends with high bid for lot
The Tue Chronicle property sold at very low prices, with individual items auctioned separately. Franchises and goodwill were auctioned as a bundle. Contestants Mr. Daniels and Mr. Holding, lasting about two hours, saw Mr. Holding win the lot around 1750 dollars. Sale subject to lease to the News asp Onserven. no change for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle
Chronicle Company
Daniels
Mr. Holding
News Asp Onserven
Baltimore patriots plan Roanoke Island land purchase for history
A group of North Carolinians in Baltimore form a company to acquire 250 acres on Roanoke Island site of the first English settlement. They secure a $1,500 option and offer 200 shares at $25 each, with 100 shares needed to bind subscriptions. Prof. Ed. Graham Daves invites names for participation. The note also discusses railroads, Eulalia of Spain, Gov. Warre on Indian outbreaks, and Rev. Dr. Baldwin’s warning on John Chinaman repatriation impacts for future ties to China.
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Baltimore
Roanoke Island
United States
Raleigh
Virginia Dare
Graham Daves
St. Paul Street
Gold Drain Across Australia Endangers World Money System
The Rothschilds have backed Australia with gold for new coinage, but the Australian financial system falters as banks face cash shortages and a lack of silver currency. England floods its gold supply to Australia, pressuring domestic liquidity and pushing discount rates higher. A silver medium worldwide could stabilize the strained international money system.
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Rothschilds
Austria
Australia
England
Sunday Opening Question at Jackson Park Exposition
Chicago Herald reports that next Sunday Jackson Park will open to the public while the Brent buildings of the exposition remain closed. Admission will be 25 cents, half the weekday rate, as visitors may enter the grounds but not the buildings. The board reads Congress on Sundays as not barring park access, with Edwin Walker backing the legal stance.
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Chicago Herald
Jackson Park
Congress
Edwin Walker
Committee On
His Scheme Like Romance In Bank Collapse Era
Curcaco May 14 bank examiner and experts dissect the Columbia National Bank failure and its web of sham banks led by Zimri Dwiggins. They describe how the United States National Bank and United States Loan and Trust Company networks shuffled stock, issued bonds, and lured investors before a nationwide collapse wrecked scores of small banks across Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, and beyond.
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Curcaco
Cook
Columbia National Bank
Wall Street
Zimri Dwiggins
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Dwiggins
J. M. Starbuck
George W. Wiley
Starbuck, Wiley & Co
United States National Bank
Chicago
United States Bank
United States Loan and Trust Company
Country Bank
Starbuck
Capital
Columbia National
Michigan
Trust Company
Columbia
Hebron Bank
Ind
Spiceland Bank
Briceland
Morristown Bank
Mor
Bauxite Prospects Rise in Southern States
The Baltimore Manufacturers' Record notes extensive bauxite beds in Georgia, Alabama, and Arkansas could power new southern industries. It cites 1887 discovery in Pike County Georgia, 1889 aluminium content tests from Cherokee county Alabama, and deposits in Calhoun and Cleburne counties plus Floyd Polk and Bartow counties, all deemed rich in bauxite.
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Baltimore Manufacturers’ Record
Georgia
Alabama
Arkansas
Pike County
Fort Wayne
Ind
Cherokee County
Ala
Calhoun County
Jacksonville
Jacksonville Land, Mining & Manufacturing Company
France
Cleburne County
Rock Run Station
Floyd, Polk and Bartow
Government
Smithonian Institute
Brandreth's Blood Purifiers Cure Rheumatism, Claim by Dealer
J N Harris of New York reports long use of Brandreth's Blood Purifiers and Liver Regulators. He describes severe rheumatism in legs from damp work as a wholesale fish dealer, lacking relief from other treatments until starting the products. After two nightly doses, he improves and continues for weeks, crediting the regimen with easing his condition.
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J.N. Harris
Fulton Market
New York City
Brandreth
Ifir
Anio
Rome
Italy
Pierce
Executor's Notice to Creditors Montague Estate
Xecutors notice states B F Montague as executor of Mrs A K Montague last will and testament. Creditors are to present claims by April 6 or be barred from recovery. All debts should be settled promptly.
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A. K. Montague
B.f. Montague
Fragmentary Rail Narration and Property Notice
Fragmented OCR notes describe train connections and station times with unclear names and places. It references assets of a company and a legal or property agreement, mentioning N assets and a North line. The legibility is poor, with garbled terms and incomplete facts.
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Warre
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