09 Sep 1892
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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1892
Page
1
Reading fragment from Tallerton Macon Georgia describes a man with blood poisoning seeking medical help. It mentions a physician, old war memories, and an attempt with various treatments including a remedy called BBB without lasting cure. temporary relief is noted but no recovery.
Raleigh Male Academy under principals Morson and Denison invites applications for the 11th year beginning Monday in August. Hawood assists. pupils prepared for business life. Last year was successful. rates and catalogues available from the principal.
Advertises a vast stock of typewriters and accessories with guaranteed lowest prices and flexible terms. Claims nationwide shipping, instrument rentals, two floors of writers equipment, illustrated catalogues free, located at Roadway New York 16 Monroe St.
New Orleans reports ex champion John L. Sullivan in a pitiable state after defeat to Jim Corbett. He notes Corbett is quicker and worthy champ while advising against a rematch with Jackson. Corbett humbly accepts victory. Kilrain and others react to the upset. Navy and lumber news follow, describing quarantine patrols and a lumber yard fire with heavy losses.
The report covers reactions to the Corbett Sullivan bout with comments from Mike Bradley and others noting Corbett’s superiority. Trainers and bettors express losses while recognizing Corbett’s skill. Additional items report inoculation against cholera, a murder arrest linked to Anne Pritchard, and political and civic updates from New Hampshire Vermont and Indiana.
Ex president Grover Cleveland arrived in New York from Buzzards Bay aboard the Pilgrim with Don M Dickinson. He planned to stay through Saturday at the Victoria Hotel as Democratic leaders and supporters visited to confer on campaign efforts.
From Pitt a large Democratic ratification meeting drew seven to eight hundred as a 118 foot flag rose at noon and speakers Mason and Bell delivered strong party messages. Separate items report the Venezuela situation with the Philadelphia squadron sailing, and a Bureau of Statistics note on July imports and exports, plus Whittier and Blaine references and a medical notice on constipation care.
Rain and cooler temps ease the cholera outbreak slightly with 937 new city cases and 298 deaths reported for today. Burials total 598, down from yesterday. Quebec reports a suspected case on the Wandiah in from Hamburg. Quarantine signals yellow flags on three ships. New York reports no new local cases. a death previously attributed to Asiatic cholera is blamed on alcoholism.
Funeral services for Daniel Dougherty were held at St. John’s Church at 10 o’clock. The church was crowded with friends of the deceased. Honorary pallbearers included George W. Childs and Anthony Drexel. Archbishop Ryan delivered the sermon praising the deceased’s virtues. The service lasted two hours before interment in the adjoining graveyard.
A Hickory NC report says the proposed third party grand rally collapsed with under 300 attendees while many Democrats remained active. Preacher Patton appeared disavowing ties to the party. Butler and Skinner refused time with Democrats, and post-rally jubilee at the opera house signaled Democratic strength. Also notes a baseball slate and a duel scare in New Haven with Drs. de Elia and Parascunolo.
Telegraph report from Chicago says a strike may occur on the Reading railroad, involving brakemen conductors locomotive engineers and possibly telegraph operators. Employees demand a 20 percent wage increase and a one hour shorter work day, with President McLeod to respond to the grievance committee. An amalgamation of orders could follow if the strike proceeds.
The Stevenson celebration and convention of democratic clubs in Raleigh Friday, with Col. Richardson band and Norfolk Light Artillery salute proposed, is billed as the greatest state event. Meetings planned at Stronach's warehouse and St Mary's grave for Stevenson speech, with reduced rates for clubs and a mass meeting Monday. Delegates named to state convention. Republicans gather for fourth district convention. Devereaux to chair, E A Johnson and Johnston candidate for Congress. Devereux nominee for elector amid brief forty five minute session. Electric Bitters ad ends.
A summons and warrant of attachment were issued in a case to recover $142.40 plus interest on two notes dated September 1579 and December 1485. The defendant Myatt is summoned to appear on September 27 in Raleigh before Justice Haywood to answer the complaint.
Next session begins September. Fall Literary Course and Physical Culture with board, washing, lights, and fires total 140 dollars for the year. Teachers expert. conservatory music, art, elocution by Academy graduates, stenography, typewriting, telegraphy, and business courses. Brick building with 50 rooms on a 124 acre campus. Water pure. business course free to pupils in other departments. Catalogue address 3 D Bagley President Louisburg North Carolina.
The institution offers literature science education and practical arts with specialist supervision in each department. The health is unsurpassed and medical bills averaged thirteen cents last session. A large imposing building sits amid beautiful grounds. Fall session begins Wednesday September 7. For catalogue or more information, address to the administrator.
Notice is given that by court order the real estate of Mary A Morehead deceased may be offered for sale. Interested buyers should apply to the undersigned. Sales will proceed after advertising the time and place and an adequate offer justifies listing any parcel.
Reports relief on brick costs after a new system lowers prices at brickyards near Walnut Creek on the Watson farms. Contractors urged to call before contracting, noting improved brick quality and market advantage for local buyers. Also mentions Tyler Desk Co launching antique desk models priced for cash, with orders welcome.
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