08 Nov 1892
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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1892
Page
1
A garbled excerpt cites multiple unnamed writers with disrupted phrases about health and relief. The text mentions Ark and someone named Tonn and Lam, but most names and events are indecipherable, offering only disjointed fragments rather than a coherent report.
In Michigan Thomas Garfield, brother of the late President Garfield, declares his lifelong Republican origin but plans to vote the Democratic ticket, saying the party now best expresses his views and that his brother would vote Democratic if alive. The Ottawa county farmer emphasizes an earnest vote as a neighborhood statement.
Telegraph reports Democratic national committeemen will convene at headquarters tomorrow except Senator Gorman who is home vetting arrangements for returns. Cleveland plans to receive results at his residence. officials predict a peaceful, high turnout with efforts to curb illegal voting.
The full list of state party tickets is published for voters today. Democratic nominees include Elias Carr for governor and R A Doughton for lieutenant governor, with Coke, Bain, Scarborough, Furman, Osborne, MacRae, Shuford, and others in various posts. Republican tickets name Vernor and Moody for governor and secretary of state Rufus Amis, with Dockery, Perish o, Grant, and Purnell among others. Prohibition and third party lines fill the rest, with several withdrawals noted and limited cross-ticket voting advised. Independent and per party elector nominations are listed with district and at large selections.
In Charleston and Washington there is little public interest in South Carolina politics ahead of the polls. Reports from Charleston indicate fears over ballot sizes and party dynamics, with predictions of five alliance and two democratic congressmen.
The Wake canvass closed with a large rally at the court house. Over five hundred attendees, including more than one hundred colored attendees, listened as Geo. L. Snow and Fab. H. Busbee urged Democratic unity. Snow argued tariff and currency points, condemned Wilson, and praised Cleveland while highlighting local issues. Busbee stressed education, Australian ballot concerns, and predicted Cleveland’s national victory. Additional items report Governor Northen mobilization near Thomson, Mrs. Talmage denial, and Winston-Salem campaign outlooks.
The general strike widens as all unions that signed the call quit work, leaving only the cotton laborers idle. No street cars run and newspapers other than the Daily States suspend publication. Gov. Nichols warns militia may deploy if unrest grows, while arbitration offers are rejected by labor leaders.
Public auction to sell an undivided one half interest in a Wake County North Carolina land parcel described by metes and bounds, adjoining landowners Womble Dunn Pimble and others, with a stated acreage of 41 acres. Includes sale terms, place, and legal references from a deed of trust recorded in Book 96 Page 521. Also appears as a mixed advertisement with unrelated sales pitches for desks, typewriters, and business services.
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