28 Oct 1892
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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1892
Page
1
A fragmented notice from Seymour Indiana and nearby Arkansas Tennessee lists horses and trainers with measurements and records. It highlights Robt Moore and other entries, noting speed and lineage. The text promotes sales or exhibitions at specific stables and mentions timing and performance claims.
A damaged OCR passage reports an auction sale in North Carolina involving livestock and farm objects. It mentions a mare or colt and other stock, with incomplete details on date and buyers. The fragmentary text references sellers, buyers, and a perceptible sale of farm items.
In Lynchburg Virginia Senator Hill addressed about twenty thousand supporters at the fairgrounds. He defended Democratic tariff policy, praised Grover Cleveland, and urged economic reform, criticizing Republican legislation and urging third party voters to back Democratic aims. Governor Lee, Senator Daniel, and ex Governor Lee joined for brief remarks as crowds erupted in support.
The funeral procession for Mrs Harrison moves from the White House to the railway for interment in Indianapolis. Dignitaries including Supreme Court justices and cabinet members attend as a large crowd lines the route in Washington Harrisburg and Baltimore. The service in the east room features scripture readings and hymns as flowers and mourners fill the scene.
The incident in Wayne County involves Dr W P Exum a third party gubernatorial candidate and Charles Aycock a Democratic elector at large. Aycock demanded an apology after an exchange. Exum refused and the confrontation led to a knife attack injuring Aycock and injuring Exum as well.
The crowd packed the ball, many standing along aisles as Grover Cleveland spoke with a clear voice. He defended American fellowship as equal, urging voters to resist partisan privilege and demand fair distribution of benefits under American institutions.
Public sale advertisement by A W Haywood trustee for M M Wrath of a large property in North Carolina and related notices. The court sale at 12 o'clock noon in Raleigh details a complex land sale with legacy and probate references, including names and locations. Also contains miscellaneous classified items and promotional content for erasing pencils and office furniture.
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