Raleigh News Roundup of Commerce and Court Actions
Raleigh items report court decisions on railroad taxes and telegraph damages, Mayo vs Western Union, and general Wake County cases. It notes local business growth at Giersch & Stonebank, election preparations, and community meetings including YMCA Bible class and aldermen planning.
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Cffons
Commercial Department of Agey
County
Viets
Walcotorok
Holloman Road
RC. Stree
Edison
J.J. Hall
Nashmaytar
Steinmetz
Eaves
Richments Wond
Danville
Shaffer
United States
U.S
George Sill
Ast Raleigh
Shellem
Nene Asylum
Grimes Mowlow
Supreme Court
Department of Agricultural
Lord and Polk
Odeson
Delaware
Jobin Collier
Atlanta
Carolina
Atlante
Georgia
Wake Superior Court
Bryan
Et of Mayo
Western Asian Telegraph Company
Mayo
Railway Commission
Commission
Jude Bryan
Robert C. Strons
Eay
H. B. Battle
Weldon Fair
A. B. Wawkins
Florida
Terura Sater
I. N. Deboy
Michigan
Charlotte
Bryan J. Overcash
Battisy
W.S. Creasy
Milla
Hargett
South West
P. H. Huhes
Democratic
Capital Club
Miss Badger
Demorest
W. A
Geo Badger
Raleigh
Mess Giersch & Stonebank
Good Democrats
Wake County
W. P. Mayo
Western Union Telegraph Company
Dr F. Fort
R.C. Strong
Republican Meeting at Metropolitan Hall Promotes Force Bill
A crowd of about 300 gathered at Metropolitan Hall where Col. Jim Boyd Oscar Spears and E. E. Smith urged support for the Republican ticket. Boyd attacked Democrats Cleveland and tariff policy while praising reform and the McKinley bill but the rally showed little enthusiasm. Spears energized the audience with humor and charged European money funding the North Carolina campaign.
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Metropoltan Hall
Jim Boyd
Greensboro
Oscar Spears
Harrett
E. E. Smith
Goldsboro
Metropolitan Hall
Boyd
Ile
Cleveland
Spea
Copperhead
America
Republican Party
Oscar Pears
North Carolina
Paramany Hall Friends
Harrison
Carolina
Democratic Party
John Nichols
Slman
Pernell
Emith
Cotton futures and market notes from Raleigh and New York
Market updates show Liverpool and New York cotton futures with gains and declines amid reduced crop estimates. Raleigh reports steady townsfolk bonds and local cotton prices, while New York money, stocks, and commodity prices reflect a cautious trading day with mixed advances.
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W York
Meesrs Hubyard, Price & Co
Liverpool
New York
Unnington
Hiladelph A. Vannal
Oxsteans
Mobile
Augusta
Cincinnati
Louisville
St. Louis
Commodities and Markets Close Steady on Mixed News
Market notes from New York and Charleston report steady to firmer tones in sugar copper whiskey and wheat while corn rye and pork show mixed moves. Prices reflect rains in the west and export demand with spirits turpentine rosin and tar quoted across several hubs.
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Baltic
Baltimore
Laas Oy Do Cies
Jones & Powlin
Southern
Fultz
Long- Raleigh
N.C. Berry
New York
City Mills
West Indies
Bears
River Santos
Chivazo
CurcaGo
Savaxnan
Charlestos
S. C
Kozia
L.cal Uzy
WiLmineTon
Annual Meeting Stockholders of Raleigh & Gaston Railroad
The Raleigh and Gaston Railroad Company schedules its annual stockholders meeting for Thursday November 11 1902 at 11 oclock a.m. The meeting will be held at the company office and is announced by W W Vass treasurer and secretary. A notice from Raleigh Oct 10.
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Young Men’s Christian Association
Ral- Ralelah
Board of Man
Board of Aldermen
Fitz and Webster
E. R. Fitz
Kathryn Webster
Boston
Vermont
J. Y. MacRae
AE. Jordan
Ng Hall
John Pescud
Henry Building
Fayetteville Street
Raleigh
Jordan
Cizens
Ae Carolina
R & G. Railroad
I. & G Railroad
Ked
R RR
City of
Raleigh Street Railway
Agricultural Society
Citizens’ National Bank
Commercial and Farmers Bank
National Bank of Raleigh
Rateish Savings Bank
Raleigh Cotton Mills
Ee Zh Cotton Mills
Ee Craieigh Phosphate Mills
Caraleigh Cotton Mills
N.C. Car Company
Asker
Peace Institute
As Land and Implement Co
Raleigh Gas Light Co
Raleigh & Gaston Railroad Company
W. W. Vass
Tresurer and
Secretar Raleigh
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Tam
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New Packing California Fruits
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