15 Nov 1892
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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1892
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text presents an 1802 sale by trustees with numerous corrupted phrases. Contains mentions of land parcels in North Carolina near Haywood and Barton's incline, a court-house auction date, and references to residents and horses. Lacks coherent narrative or complete names and dates due to damage.
A fragmentary OCR entry references land parcels in the Coulee area near West, noting five acres and related holdings with unclear ownership. The text is garbled, mentioning words like lands, months, and a possible designation by a local office or entity, but key names and dates are illegible.
A large bouquet of chrysanthemums sat on National Democratic Chairman Harrity’s desk at the Equitable Trust today. He spoke of returning from New York, planned a trip back, and noted Illinois surprised observers with election results. He stressed Philadelphia’s generosity and pledged to meet all obligations, while praising supporters who sent telegrams and letters.
Prominent strike leaders from Homestead Beaver Falls and Lawrenceville meet with Amalgamated Association officials in Pittsburgh to decide whether Carnegie mills will continue or halt the labor actions. Officials denounce Homestead outbreak as committees report to the executive committee shaping the struggle’s future.
Bloomington crowds cheer Vice President elect Stevenson after the election as Democrats flood the city. A letter from Cleveland praises Stevenson and expresses confidence in the democratic ticket. Stevenson plans visits to Atlanta and St. Louis while dispatches note Republican fundraising actions and stock chatter in Baltimore.
Boston to New York era gossip claims David B Hill will marry when he returns to Washington. The Georgia widow Mrs Fannie Iverson of Atlanta dismisses the reports, calling them groundless and embarrassing. Iverson insists she has met Hill only once and after denying the romance, begs the rumor to end.
A massive blaze in Winston last night destroyed principal business blocks, a large tobacco warehouse, and a leaf factory. The fire began at Brown & Brown drug store around midnight, spread to the Haines and Vaughan buildings and the First National bank block, burning for about twelve hours. Loss totals around 250,000 with insured value uncertain. Fire engines from Salem and Greensboro aided efforts, and the Winston military company protected stock. an incendiary fire near the Richmond and Danville depot also burned Abbott and Jones tobacco warehouse and eleven horses. In the same city, officials organized guards as a precaution against further damage.
Delegates arrive for the Farmer's Alliance and Industrial Union national convention in the city. Key figures include Loucks of Huron and Wardwell of South Dakota, with expected arrivals from many states. Leaders discuss Ocala demands, subtreasury for silver, and railroads and telegraphs control, amid forecasted party shifts and possible third party realignments.
By authority of a convent judgment of the Superior court of Wake county the sale offers the perceptible real estate of Mary A. Morghead deceased to raise assets for legacies. Commissioner appointed by the court will offer several properties on Monday the t day of December at 2 o'clock at the Wake county court house door. Properties include stores and lots on Fayetteville and Hargett streets with parcels backing Salibury Road and other parcels described, to be sold for cash with six months stay and eight per cent title reserve. purchase money notes payable to administrator.
Fragmentary notice describes a real estate sale with references to acres and tracts. It lists buyers and sellers and mentions a purchaser receiving advantages, inclining toward a transfer from Raleigh and North forces. It ends with a name, Tess Joe John Stapfona, owner.
Notice of a sale of real estate by order of the superior court at Noexville Wake County. Property described as Solomon Freeman Joanie in Elisabeth Katy holdings with Martha Maily estate. Lenders and bidders include R Dunn and others. Terms include cash payment and title transfer details.
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