Eastern Cotton Mills Receivers Seek Sale of Real and Personal Property
In Goldsboro during court proceedings receivers H Allen and A Daniels seek to auction all real and personal property of the Cotton Mills. The plant remains in operation with machinery intact as part of the estate. A letter mentions a plan for recovery and notes multiple local details and names connected to the case while offering limited public information.
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Goldsboro
Otton Mills
Reon
Oper
Condt
H Allen
Daniels
Death on the Gallows in Greensboro Execution
Reynolds and Headen, Greensboro murderers, were hanged after a public procession watched by up to ten thousand spectators. Sheriff Cook presided as the trap released at 1 24 pm, with physicians confirming neck breaks. Reynolds spoke briefly to his brother, while Headen urged listeners to avoid bad company and seek Heaven. Multiple reports note crowd size, the ministers’ prayers, and the somber final farewells.
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State Chronicle
Greenshoro
Reynolds
Headen
Hilliard
Millboro
Cobl
Raleigh
Gattis Reynolds
Sheriff Cook
Boon
Chronicle
Mr. Cook
C. A. Boon
Caronice
Guiford
Ridge and
Whittington
Mr. Boon
Michaux
Glenn
Robertson
Wilson
Hughs
North Elm Street
Court House
East Market Street
Grays
S. J. A. Bowles
M. C. Field
M. E
Gattis
Collins
Heaven
Jesus
Mr. Bowles
Mr. Field
Charley
Sam Brown
Jesse
John Jennings
Messrs
Cook & Boon
Buying the Presidency Debate by Schurz and MacVeagh
Wayne MacVeagh and Earl Schurz warn that large campaign money and financial power corrupt U.S. elections. They argue high tariffs and corporate funding threaten free institutions, claiming the Republican Party risks becoming the era’s greatest engine of political corruption.
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Earl Schurz
Interior
Hayes
Wayne MacVeagh
New York World
United States
John Wanamaker
Matt Quay
Republican Party
Attorerat
Garfield
Trade shows enormous volume despite weak wheat and cotton
R G Dun Co reports no cloud in business, with home trade at enormous volume and bank exchanges outside New York in October up about 14 percent from last year. Prices are low, money markets firm, and gold returning from Europe hoped soon. Wheat shipments half last year, cotton exports down, prices for wheat, corn, and oats lower amid moderate trade.
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Is. G. Dun & Co
Telegraph
New York
R. G. Dunn & Co
Review of Trade
Europe
Cail
Chicago
Pharisees and corruption cited in Interior remarks
Walter Q. Sham as secretary of the interior under Arthur is cited. The excerpt accuses corrupt individuals of manipulating elections, contrasting Sunday churchgoers who later fund “scoundrels.” A separate dental and health note promotes P.P.P as the best spring medicine for indigestion and dyspepsia.
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Walter Q. Sham
Interior
Arthur
Thirty-Nine Years of Harrison Anniversary Tragedy
Washington October 20 The thirty ninth wedding anniversary of President Harrison marked by his wife Mrs Harrison near death from a lingering illness reported by telegraph. The illness has shown no lasting improvement. doctors fear no hope remains as the family attends the invalid. In Albany the Presbyterian synod committee declines to pursue the Briggs case and praises Congress for Sunday World’s Fair closure.
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State Chronicle
Washington
Republican National Committee
Secret Service Division
Treasury Department
Charles Foster
West
National Committee
President Harrison
Harrison
Psbyterian Synod
Aunany
N. Y
Presbyterian Synod Today
Briggs
Congress
CHICAGO'S BIG DAY Dedication parade marks opening events
The Telegraph reports Chicago on October 20 for the dedication preparations of the World Columbian Exposition on Lake Michigan. A parade of 80,000 to 90,000 marched past grand stands with officials including Vice President Morton, cabinet members, justice Fuller, ex-president Hayes, and many dignitaries. General Miles led the parade in three divisions as crowds filled streets from Michigan Avenue to the auditorium area.
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Cutcaco
Lake Michigan
Columbus
LaSalle
Pere Marquette
Madison Street
Morton
Fuller
Supreme Court
Hayes
Cardinal Gibbons
Schofield
Belknap
Diplomatic Corps
Lake Front
Michigan Avenue
General Miles
Chicago
Washburne
Battle Re elected NC Agricultural Society President
The North Carolina Agricultural Society held a directors meeting with Vice President Upchurch presiding. Richard H. Battle, Esq. was elected unanimously to serve as president for the ensuing year, with Hal W. Ayer unanimously chosen secretary in a largely honorary role. The Executive Committee will decide the active management, and a future large member meeting is planned for spring 1893.
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H. W. Ayer
Agricultural Society
North Carolina Agricultural Society
Upchurch
C. B. Denson
Richard H. Battle
Hal
W. Ayer
Col. J. M. Heck
EG. Beddingfield
Ayer
Columbian Week Parade Aids Civic Pride In Ohio
In Cincinnati Columbus week featured a 15,000 strong parochial school parade with floats and costuming along the same route as yesterday. St Naviers college led with bicycle horn-pipes while Springer Institute children staged seventeen tableaux. Bayard speaks at Fredericks in a large Democratic rally highlighting tariff policy.
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Cincinnati
Springer Institute
St. Naviers College
Republicans Aid to Democrats and Voter Coercion Report
Indiana Republicans allege Lee Crandall editor of the National View and Mrs. Lease assist the party. Secretary Vincent cites evidence and questions Mrs. Lease's South travel with Weaver. Taubeneck's name denied amid party leadership concerns. Circular claims about negro voter colonization in New York and New Jersey by Upshaw and Capt. J. W. Elder. In Logan County, horse thieves accuse Alfred Copley with alleged high-level involvement, threats of lynching endangering arrest.
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Lease
People’s Party
Indiana
Lee Crandall
National View
Washington
Weaver
Vincent
Taubeneck
St. Louis
New York
New Jersey
A. B. Upshaw
Cleveland
J. W. Elder
Baltimore
Raleigh Poem Honors Col Alex Holladay Tribute to Raleigh
A commemorative poem by Col. Alex Q Holladay memorializes Sir Walter Raleigh. It envisions a future North Carolina built on liberty and virtuous citizenship, pledges Raleigh’s legacy to the state, and praises the Virgin Queen and poets, urging enduring national ideals.
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Waasnadht Raleigh
Alex. Q. Holladay
North Carolina
Loge of Agriculture and
C. B Dexson
Rew. Barrie
A. Asue
Prinnose
Hall
D. D
Walter Kale
Walter Raleigh
Raleigh
James
Sidney
Spenser
Shakespeare
England
Valuable Real Estate Sale and Advertisements in Wake County
Public auction to sell a one half interest in a Wake County NC land parcel described by metes and bounds, adjoining Poole Womble Dan Gee Snipes, with sale at the Wake County courthouse in Raleigh. Includes real estate trust notice from 1912 and multiple late 19th century contractual details. Also includes advertising copy for erasing pencils, typewriters, and office furniture suppliers with promotional claims and dealer contact details.
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C. Hugh Yearby
Rebecca B. Yearby
Mattie F. Smithuret
W. A. Smithuret
A. W. Haywood
Ela M. Wright
Office of the Register of Deeds
Wake County
N. C
Wake
North Carolina
Poole
Jordan Womble
Axum Dann
Gee
Snipes
George Snipes
Wm. KR. Po
County Court House
Raleigh
W. Haywood
Ella M. Wrng
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Aoe Voneer
Eappy
Nancy Hanks
Jen Franklin
Georce Wilkes Koip
William
Waleigh
N.C
Ray
R& CO
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Reliable ‘Life Insurance Company
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Marshall
Coron Icle
Guilford County
Sol. Swaim
Greensboro
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Cnicaco
Ill
16Th Street Armory
Merton
Fellowship Club
Norfolk
WasumeTon
Census Office
Mr. Blaine
Republican
National Republican
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Carters
Carter
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McComas
Fifth Avenue
Prirrspura
Gus Smith
Hans Sutter
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44Th Street
West Pennsylvania Hospital
Smiths
Sutter
Sih
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C. Burkhalter, & Co
Ty Telegraph
Brooklyn
Quay
Martin
Hecket
Manufacturers’ Club
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Harrity
National Democratic
Crisp
House of Representatives
Hackett
Ife
Victoria Hotel
Cooper Union
Dee
J. S. Carr
Association of Democratic
Wasuixeros
National Association of Democratic Clubs
Governor Black
Association of Clubs
R G. Mooroz
Geo. H. Lambert
H. W. Rusk
Maryland
Ankeny
Minnesota
Wm. L. Wilson
West Virginia
Benton McMillin
Tennessee
James Fenton
Kington
C. C. Richards
Utah
N. McIver
Iowa
Patrick A. Collins
Massachusetts
John C. Black
Ilinois
Henry Watterson
Kentucky
J. 8. Carr
Michael B. Harter
Ohio
Dean M Dickinson
Michigan
W. A. Clarke
Montana
Jefferson M. Levy
Virginia
Chauncey F. Black
Pennsylvania
Lawrence Gardner
District of Columbia
Roswell P. Flower
H. Battle
Roph
Teleg
Bayard
Frederics
Tariff Democratic Club
T. F. Bayard
Newman
LV. Baughman
Democratic Party
W. Va
Logant County
Alfred Copley
Wayne County
Logan County
Inafsir
W. H. King & Co.’S
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THE
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Tyler Desk Co
FO. B
Broadway
Monroe St
Aps
Muust
Great Exchange Place Furniture Emporium
Thomas & Maxwell
Market St
Exchange Place
Ootare
Secal Gold Cure Institute
N.B. Broughton
J.H. Baker
Bedal Gold Cure Institute
Jyzzur Rale
Sloan
Baleigh
Sama
Raleigh, N.C
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Real Estate Security
GE. V. Strong
Strong & Strong
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North Bloodworth Street
John M. Sherwoul
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Nat
Bank of Staleigh
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