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The State Chronicle

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1891

Page

1

Balloon accident at exposition injures crowd and driver

A rope and parachute failure during a balloon display near the Exposition yesterday sent a driver named Jordan from Raleigh roughly forty feet into the crowd. He suffered a crushed jaw, facial injuries, a dislocated wrist, and other wounds but is reported to be recovering at home. Mrs Hawkins, seated by the balloon chute, was unharmed though spectators watched in horror as the parachute malfunction triggered the deadly fall.

Jordan Ely East Bal

Inston by Wire and State Chronicle Notes

The North Carolina mid road between Winston and Brevard is completed and a scheduled train will run to Mocks-Wember First. Pastor K. W. Stancil of the N church in this city accepts charge as state evangelist. Baity Brothers, large Winston shoe merchants, assigned to Jos. OOO 7 sets. Preferred creditors listed include the Guano Co., Jostle’s National Bank, Gray, Smoak, and A. Gray.

W. A. Baity & Bro State Chronicle N.C North Carolina Winston Bre Mocks- Wember K. W. Stancil Stancill Baily Bro Jos Minion Guano Co Jostople’s National Bank Gray W. W. Smoak A. Gray

Notable Cameron Mayo wedding in Richmond

Colonel Benehan Cameron of Durham County marries Miss Sallie Taliaferro Mayo at All Saints church Richmond. The ceremony drew prominent North Carolinians and Virginians, followed by a lavish reception. The bridal party travels north in a private car the next day amid notes of sunny weather.

Richmonp Benehan Cameron Durham County Sallie Taliaferro Mayo Peter H. Mayo All Saints’ Church Commonwealths North Carolina Virginia Messrs Duncan Cameron Scotland Ed. Chambers Smith Raleigh J. F. Slaughter Durham Wm. Latimer Wilmington Henry Fairfax London County Edward Mayo John Atkinson Wm. H. Johnson Richmond Judith Carrington Mary Mayo Hattie Ross Fannie Ross Elise Strother Mary Morris Jones Annie Collins Lillie Ruffin Hillsboro Allen J. Ruffin Miss Mayo George Patterson Robt Davidson A. B. Andrews Julian S. Carr Hubert Haywood Arthur L. Smith William Johnston Charlotte A. B. Hawkins Telfair W. E. Turner Cameron Paul C. Cameron R. B. Peebles Mil C. Cameron Annie Peebles Mary Warren Cameron R. R. Bridgers Wm. B. Shephard North

Trial Reveals Horrific Atrocity At Carnege Orphanage

The Rev Samuel Cotton rector at Carnege faces criminal ill treatment charges after a society for the protection of children report describes ragged emaciated children in filth and parasites. One child’s toes rotted. a girl chained by the legs to a log. an infant six weeks old dying of starvation. Sanitation was abominable and bail was allowed to attend a synod meeting.

Cable Desain Samuel Cotton Carnege Society For the Protection of Children Diocese of

Death of Mrs Clarke From Bear Incident in Burke County

Special to State Chronicle reports the death of Mrs. Clarke of Burke County after a bear at a Morganton circus scratched her. She later died from complications believed to stem from the scratch, with some speculation she neglected care.

Morganton Clarke Burke County

All Quiet in Cork Quiet in Cork as Troops Stand By

Dispatches from Cork report calm in the city this morning while troops remain ready for any emergency. Brein Dillon and Catholic priests actively canvass for the Mc Carthites candidate for the house of commons seat left vacant by Parnell's death.

Dustin Cork Messrs Brein Dillon McCarthites House of Commons Parnell

Macon County Man Fights Thief At Atlanta Exposition

In Atlanta at the Exposition grounds last Saturday W. J. May of Macon County North Carolina reported a robbery of 114 dollars. Police found him in a fierce struggle with the thief who had bitten his hand and arm. the thief was captured.

Atlanta Exposition Grounds W. J. May Macon County N. C May

Auction at Oakdale Sells $10,280 in Property

Crowds gathered for the Oakdale auction as the Capital Land Company sold 49 lots in an hour. Peter Akers led the sale with music by the Durham band, while roads and streetcar improvements on Porter avenue were outlined by Alexander Porter. Authorities and buyers like J E Kantner and Dr A Knox purchased multiple parcels.

Oakdale Peter Akers Durham Capital Land Company Alexander Porter Porter Avenue Akers Raleigh Peetr Town Oakdale Avenue Bloodworth Street J. E. Kantner G. G. Moseley P. H. Andrews R. R. Porter Louisburg Road C. J. Merriam N. B. Broughton A. Knox North Person Street Jas. McKee Fab. H. Briggs Walter R. Womble E. R. Pace R J. Powell

Edison on Gold Mines in North Carolina

Mr Edison discussed his North Carolina gold field experiments noting misperceptions of abundant gold. He found mines dug to water level in slavery days with little payable gold and decided to return to New Jersey to focus on iron. He predicted New Jersey iron mines would yield top future products.

Mr. Edison North Carolina New Jersey Mexico

Two Men Die In Powder Plant Explosion

From Youngstown Ohio and Pittsburgh details report two workers Joe Meginnis 19 and Bob Mirange 25 killed by a blast at the Ohio Powder Co plant their bodies found within half a mile of the site. A Chicago P M Marshal crisis note mentions a suicide at the European hotel.

Pittssure Youngstown Ohio Ohio Powder Co Joe Meginnis Bob Mirange

Fifth Maryland Regiment Entertained in Raleigh

The Military Committee in Raleigh elected C G Latta treasurer and Badger Engelhard and Stronach auditors. A November 11 barbecue at Exposition grounds and a military ball under State Guard officers are planned. Committees and sponsors from the Capital Club and State Guard will select ball managers. Officials will provide food, water, electricity, and 550 cots, with fundraising beginning today to support the 550-men regiment’s reception.

Fifth Maryland Regiment C. G. Latta Thomas Badger E. B. Engelhard Frank Stronach Exposition Grounds Citizens’ Committee of Fifty State Guard Capital Club Col. Harrell Col. Olds John Cross Colin Hawkins Raleigh

TWO NOTED CROOKS

In the Dublin police court Percy Plighman a Baltimore native and Arthur Simms and Frederick Anderson London crooks were charged with luitering for an unlawful purpose. Plighman pleaded guilty and faced a forgery charge on the Hibernian bank.

London Dublin Percy Plighman Baltimore Arthur Simms Frederick Anderson Plighman Hibernian Bank Berlin Continent Southampton

Prosecuting the Louisiana Lottery Officers

True bills were found today by the United States grand jury against Paul Conrad and other officers of the Louisiana State Lottery for violating the lottery law. The offense occurred in July last by mailing lottery papers and circulars in United States Express Company envelopes into this district. Trials unlikely before May due to many related cases across states.

Pirsours United States Grand Jury Paul Conrad Louisiana State Lottery United States Express Company

Governor Pattison Aims Libel Cases in Philadelphia Courts

Harrisburg Pa Oct 28 Governor Pattison said he plans to have libel suits against the Philadelphia Inquirer the North American and the Morning Call tried in Philadelphia courts. He will not speak during the current campaign.

Harrisoune Pattison Philadelphia Inquirer The North American Philadelphia Morning Call Harrisburg

Championship race slated for Raleigh and Greensboro riders

North Carolina cyclists William Wynne of Raleigh and George Fitzsimmons of Greensboro compete in a five mile title race at the Exposition grounds for a private $200 purse. Billed as a major card, fans from both cities travel to watch two top all round riders in peak form. Wynne is seen as the state’s champion, though no prior NC championship race exists. The Chronicle bets on Wynner as the likely winner. Bradycrotine touted as relief for railroad headaches.

North Carolina William Wynne Raleigh George Fitzsimmons Greensboro Exposition Grounds Will Wynne Wynne Fitzsimmons Chronicle Wynner

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