22 Nov 1892
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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1892
Page
1
OCR text includes mortgage sale details in Wake County with property bounds and commissioners names, plus a long United States Supreme Court and federal notice cluster discussing habeas corpus, civil service, Hawaiian annexation rumors, counterfeit coin warnings, and railroad bond refunds. The readable portion centers on a Wake County sale and the court order controlling auction procedures.
In Paris the Boulangist deputies clashed as Jules de Lahaye demanded justice in the Panama canal prosecutions. A dozen deputies shouted and threatened. three duels were called. A parliamentary commission will be appointed to investigate the alleged Panama scandals.
United States Judge Bond authorized Walter G. Oakman receiver to sue to cancel a 12 million dollar stock purchase by the Richmond and West Point Terminal Company from a Georgia firm. The petition alleges directors and officers benefited from the sale and that the securities were overpaid and now worth half.
In U S circuit court Judge Caldwell ordered the sale of the Kansas City Wyandotte and Northwestern railway to satisfy a Farmers Loan and Trust mortgage 3 750 000 full value stock Gould the largest holder owning 1890 of 3750 shares The property has been operated by Newman Erb as receiver after foreclosure about six months ago Two boys drowned at Bald Eagle dam in James River and a savings bank in Ashland Illinois was robbed last night with the safe blown open and funds taken.
New York Nov 21. It is stated that President elect Cleveland will spend the winter in North Carolina near the Ridge mountains to rest and avoid persistent callers. He plans to leave New York midweek to travel to his chosen haven.
A book keeper Binder shot his wife and 5 year old daughter then killed himself at their home. A servant girl witnessed two quick pistol reports as she prepared breakfast. Neighbors found the family: wife and child wounded, husband dead. cause unknown though overwork may have driven him to the act.
Reports from Homestead Pennsylvania and nearby towns describe lingering labor strife as 3,000 workers joined the Lawrenceville and Beaver Falls mills in support. Carnegie officials screen applicants for reinstatement while sheriffs reduce their force. In Oxford North Carolina residents condemn lynching and urge state action, with Governor Horr promising enforcement and rewards.
Attorney John F Pullen as commissioner announces sale of Mary A Morehead estate real estate in Wake County. Three properties on Fayetteville and Hargett streets with wall privileges and appurtenances to be sold to highest bidder on Monday December 1 at court house. One third cash with balance due in six months at six percent interest.
For sale a large farm parcel described as twenty six acres plus alt acres total forty acres of good land. The buyer gets advantages of nearby church and road access. Sale date and contact details included with mention of sale by John Oprons and A Dughi with particular legal and payment conditions.
Unclear advert claims vast inventory of typewriters with online catalogs and nationwide shipping. Mentions low pricing and exclusive showroom space, listing Peepwriter Headquarters at New York and Monroe Street address.
A public auction notice records a deed of trust in Wake County with property described as a tract of land containing acres. The sale, conducted at the court house door in Raleigh, lists lenders and heirs such as Ferrell and Deaton, with adjacent boundaries and prior mortgage details in the document.
An unsigned New York advertisement seeks an agent to handle a sewing operation. The note mentions tailoring, a high paying line, and securing an agent, with references to a proper party and location in New York City.
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