20 Nov 1892
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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1892
Page
1
A fragmented notice details a Raleigh sale by auction of lands in Wake County tied to a mortgage and trust deed. The ad lists properties in Coleridge and Lenoir streets, with references to lots, intersections, boundaries, and a high bidder outcome. It also includes notices from trustees and creditors, mentioning Frank Stronach and related legal actions in 1802.
A London cable dispatch notes rising aristocratic scandals as a niece recognizes a dissipated Earl, a baronet’s brother swindles, and Sir Henry Goold faces exposure in a literary imposture. Gladstone, in health, may push home rule with a mass of Liberal peers if Lords balk at a Commons bill. The Czarovitch’s Vienna visit signals potential Russo-Austro-Hungarian reconciliation.
At Cutcaco on Nov 19 George T Bagley a United Express messenger on the Rock Island and Pacific railroad took two packages containing 250000 dollars from his safe left the train at Davenport and buried the treasure. He was arrested within eight hours. Detectives traced a dressmaker Mrs Miller at 311 Michigan Ave. and Bagley admitted the money could be found near Genese Ohio about a half hour from Davenport. Express officials deny any robbery saying it was a miscue. Detectives counter that the facts are as stated. The dressmaker is not suspected.
Terrible mine disaster at Hazeldell colliery near Centra l ia Pennsylvania reports say ten men are entombed 300 feet below surface after a cave in during morning operations. Rescuers battle debris as names of trapped workers are listed and a yawning surface opening signals the scale of the collapse.
Beaver Falls Nov 19 The Amalgamated association declared the Carnegie mills strike off after secret session. Workers marched to the mills and over 400 enrolled for start Monday at 7 AM. Townsfolk bottle up with joy as about 600 men are employed by Carnegie here.
Yale topped Harvard 6 to 0 in a hard fought gridiron battle before an estimated 20 000 spectators. The second half saw Yale surge forward with a decisive drive through Harvard’s line as Upton was hurt early and the Cambridge eleven faced a relentless Yale offense for the remainder of the game.
The report details post election reflections in Yancey county where Deputy Woody and Mr. Peterson describe Democratic gains after an attack on Dr Sanderlin during a Burnsville speech. They say the assault mobilized voters and shifted support to the Cleveland and Carr side, boosting the Democratic tally amid third party and Republican discontent.
Under a consent judgment in the Wake County Superior Court case Davis et al v Cosby et al, real estate including two stores and adjacent lots on Fayetteville Street and East Hargett Street is to be sold at public auction. The properties, with specified dimensions and appurtenances, will be offered cash for a portion and the balance at 5 percent interest, with Jorst Pullen as special commissioner.
A large farm listing offers forty acres with woodland, cultivated land, and two hundred yards from sebury church. Located near a railroad and close to Norrelinm capital, the ad promises a valuable property valued above a token price. John Stapfona owner seeks buyers and travel notices.
Auction notice for sale of otherwise described real estate in Raleigh and Wake County estates. Solicitor names appear with sale date set for December, mentioning mortgage deed and trustees role. Property includes described tracts and parcels with specific boundaries and associated heirs and claimants.
A New York custom tailoring house conducting agency business exclusively seeks an Raleigh agent capable of furnishing a bond to handle their line in the city. Suitable party will receive consignments of pantie patterns for sale. Address 8 J. 1. No. 601 Front Way, New York City.
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