05 Oct 1892
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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1892
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR item mentions real estate, a Mary ette area drug store street, individuals named Jones, Pullen, Kiel, and McKee with scattered notes on tobacco curing, farmers, and injuries. no complete events or dates available.
Long survey of Republican leaders and their stance on the Force Bill with references to Hoar Frye Dolph Lodge and Hawley. Mentions Republican pledges to protect honest elections and the party’s national platform, including reactions to Harrison and Cleveland.
A sweep of 19th century voices argues for and against federal control of elections. Feature excerpts from Harrison and Madison era messages discuss safeguarding ballots, states rights, and empowered federal oversight, with notes on Samoa negotiations and local labor reports.
A compilation from the New York Tribune quotes excerpts from 1890 1891 discussing the South and the election bill. It cites President Harrison and Congress urging honest elections and federal enforcement of laws amid party clashes.
The piece surveys 1889 to 1892 press reactions to President Harrison's push for a Federal election law. It cites Ohio, Georgia, Pennsylvania, and New Yorker outlets praising or critiquing federal supervision of congressional elections, asserting the law would ensure fair ballots and curb fraud.
New York dispatch notes the North Carolina delegation to the national convention of clubs in Hoffman House parlor six. Col. Carr chairs the delegation, with Beckwith as convention recording clerk and Strange as vice president. Resolutions praise David B. Hill and express sympathy to President Harrison.
Election night dispatches report Florida voters heavily backed the Democratic ticket with Mitchell leading by about 14,000 as the People’s Party failed to reach 6,000 votes. Dispatches also note threats around Weaver’s Pulaski rally and a Cleveland-Harrison canvass plan. Weather and agriculture notes cap a broad state update.
An incident in Raleigh last week showed inward ness of tariff questions. A Northern dealer tried to sell at 30 while other buyers paid 60 due to government import privileges. The piece notes Republican defeat on a force bill but no official abandonment of the party stance on fair election law as per the Hand Book of National League of Republican Clubs.
Under power in a trust by A W Shaffer recorded in Wake county the trustee will sell at public auction at the Raleigh courthouse on Cannon Street to satisfy the trust. The seven acre tract lies partly within and partly outside the city limits adjoining R S Tucker D G Fowle C B Root and others and was subject to prior transfers. Walter Clark Trustee.
Notice states that on September 27, 1892, a common action and warrant of attachment were issued by W D Haywood J P in Wake County North Carolina to recover $142.40 plus interest on notes from September 1879 and December 1885. Also valid sale notice for Goldsboro Cotton Mills on October 11, 1892 at noon near Goldsboro, including all plant and real estate. Receivers Allen and Daniels named.
A fragment advertising the Chowan Baptist Female Institute touts superior instruction in literature science education music art stenography and typing with departments led by specialists. It notes a healthy budget and an upcoming fall term beginning Wednesday September, and invites catalog requests to JOHN B. Brewer, President, for information. Also mentions Tyler Desk Co offering antique oak desks and bank counters with prices and a general call for design orders.
Williamson of Fair View Farm Raleigh announces a sale of standard bred trotting stock on Friday November 20. About forty head include brood mares with foals by Meander Franklin and other lines. Notable sires include Hambleton George Wilkes Electioneer and Happy Medium with many performance lines and young stock offered by Standard Dreda talkers. Catalogs mailed October 1. arrangements to view and consignments due by October 20.
Typewriter headquarters advertise world wide stock with two floors devoted to typewriters. They offer thorough examination before acceptance, condition guaranteed, and oiling at half price. Instruments rent and exchanges available. Illustrations and catalogues free. Addressed to New York and Chicago locations.
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