02 Nov 1892
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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1892
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text references Athena Tenn and garbled phrases about bones and events. Reads as incomplete notebook style notes with no clear event, date, or participants beyond the name. Content is too unclear to extract a definite news item or outcome.
A chestnut mare and several well bred horses are offered for sale. Details include a 16 hands high horse with a 220 record and lineage tracing to Hes, 9.18% stallion Maxey Cobb, and a medium sire Vieditum. Dam E.ectra Primus is sound and gentle. Viewings are at Jones Street between Per ot. for more information contact Dr James McKer or Ed H. Lee.
The Lenox Lyceum meeting in New York drew a full house as business leaders under Barnard Simmons backed the national democratic ticket. Cleveland urged sober, thoughtful suffrage, denouncing corruption and paid-for votes, while Breckinridge and Potter spoke.
Senator David Bennett Hill delivered an extended Democratic address in Schenectady NY drawing a large gathering including Republicans and women. He defended tariffs, praised Jefferson, and endorsed Cleveland while urging strong Democratic turnout for the upcoming election.
The writer condemns the People's Party and declares loyalty to the Democratic Party after examining party actions. He argues that Democrats improved labor and fiscal relief, criticizes Republicans for undermining reform, and denounces cross-party manipulation aimed at defeating the Democratic cause in North Carolina. He concludes returning to the Democratic fold in Holly Springs, North Carolina.
The State Chronicle reports on Exum’s no show and Mewborne speaking to about 400 attendees from four counties in New Bern Newland and Pamlico. Democrats fear treachery amid alleged plots linked to Gideon Band. Orange County hosts Aycock and Busbee with large turnout and strong rhetoric for democracy. A tragic note from the Coral coast details W F Giles family perishing at sea while en route to deliver sacred goods. A water famine threat looms as South New Jersey mills halt operations and workers idle.
The New York press reports a letter from W Q Gresham denying earlier claims he would vote for Cleveland. The letter dated October 27 addresses Bluford Wilson, explaining his intention to vote for Cleveland due to tariff views and criticizing the McKinley bill, while asserting no change in intent and liberty to vote per conviction. He notes past Republican support and future uncertainty in voting.
Wake county canvass at Rogers Store in Burton's Creek township drew about a hundred voters as county candidates including Gen Cox spoke on tariff, silver and the force bill. A Wake County audience heard Gen Cox urge unity with the Democrats. A Franklin county Superior court term adjourned, followed by a bar meeting honoring Justice Davis with resolutions urging direct fair methods and moral conduct, to be entered on the record.
Fragmented notice describes a Wake County land deed sale on November 1592 with details of parcel location and stakeholders, followed by unrelated advertisements for patent ink erasers and oak desks including pricing and agent calls. The legible portion centers on the sale action and parties AW Haywood trustee and Eula Wright.
An ornate 19th century style advertisement claims a world leading headquarters for all makes and models. It promises thorough testing before sale, a lifetime guarantee, and price parity with ball prices, touting the largest stock with two floors devoted to typewriters and illustrated catalogues. Located at 11 Monroe Street, Broadway, New York.
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