Wake County consent judgment assets listing for Mary A Morehead estate
The document outlines a Wake County consent judgment in the estate of Mary A Morehead. It details parcels to be divided among purchasers, including a drug store lot on Fayetteville Street, a Crabtree Tavern tract four miles north of Raleigh containing timber, and the Williams tract near Pullen Park. sale terms require cash down, rest in installments with interest, and court appointment of administrator and commissioner.
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For Court of
Wake County
Davie
N P. Jones
Louisa L. Cosby
Mary A. Morehead
Oleaid
Mary
Otterille
Jhos Perend
Favettville
Salisbury Stret
Albounde
Jones Street
St Street
Ton
Blood Street
Morson & Pris Ec
Raleigh
Mraborough Jones
Crabtree Or Tavern
BS To & Smith
Ith
Sir Arnold Arrives in New York After Japan Visit
Newspaper OCR fragment notes Sir Edwin Arnold, famed poet and journalist, arriving in New York after a six week sojourn in Japan. Mentions accompanying telegraph report to the State Chronicle and references to music culture and education lines. The text includes scattered ad-like lines about typewriter equipment and catalogs.
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Phila
Edwin Arnold
America
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Royal Conser
State Chronicle
Berlin
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Manhattan
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Badece
Presbyteran Hospital
England
Naval Review
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Sir John Hopkins
Admiralty
Biake
New York Harbor
Corbett on Stage After Dark at Birmingham Opera House
Corbett appeared in After Dark at the opera house in Birmingham after a victory over Sullivan. He received $25,000 from President Noelaaded, answering an audience taunt with a brief remark. He left for Birmingham early morning with Delaney and trainers to box tonight.
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Corbett
Opera House
Noe
Sullivan
Champion
Billy Delaney
Birmingham
York
Madison Square Garden
New York
Battimonk
Tunis F. Dean
Harris’ Academy of Music
James Corbett
Academy
Daley
Cheerful mood at Democratic HQ as unity proclaimed
Democratic leaders cheer the revived state canvass after reports of agreement between anti-snapper and Hill factions. Several politicians visited ex President Cleveland, signaling renewed vigor in the party's national headquarters.
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Clevela
New York
Hill
Cleveland
Itugh MacLaughlin
John O'Brien
Macgrane Coxe
Henry J. Mowry
Walter S. Hicks
J. R. Dillon
Cooley Desperadoes Attack Walters House Theft
Six members of the Cooley gang raided John A Walters house near Masonton late at night. They tied and gagged the family, threatened to cut throats, and forced a confession revealing nearly $200 along with a watch a revolver and clothing taken. The house was left ransacked with victims bound.
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State Chronicle
Anstonrows
Cooley
John A. Walters
Masonton
Waiters
Jacob Cove
Walters
Walter
Cleveland Leaves New York to Meet Political Friends at Gray
Ex president Grover Cleveland departed New York for Buzzards Bay aboard the Puritan with private secretary Robert Lincoln Obrien. He planned to reach Gray Cables by 10:30 tomorrow, after brief talks with W. C. Whitney who described favorable county prospects and noted Cleveland’s satisfaction with the visit.
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Cleveland
Gray Gablen
State Chronic
New York
Buzzards Bay
Puritan
Robert Lincoln Obrien
Gray Cables
W. C. Whitney
Whitney
Mr. Cleveland
Sheehan
Favorable Report on Trade and Crop Prospects
New York weekly trade review notes improving general conditions across industries and commerce. Grain prices firm, cotton up, textiles busy, cattle receipts up, and currency markets well supplied as foreign exchange remains strong and exports restricted. Local crop reports show better prospects in Louisville and Nashville, with New Orleans activity only modest.
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Urenicle
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Nashville
New Orleans
Chicago
Financial Chronicle
Treasury
Funeral of John G Whit peace path and flags at half mast
Funeral arrangements for John G Whitier are set. The body was moved from Hampton Falls to Ames and will lie in state from noon to two. A Quaker service precedes burial at the Whit tier plot, with evergreen cover and a brick arched roof tomb. Stores close Saturday afternoon two to four hours. Whit tier wills favors charities and relatives.
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Clire Amesnuary
Mass
John G. Whittier
Hampton Falls
Friends Street
Whittier
Society of Friends
Tammany Hall backs Cleveland Stevenson in district primaries
Telegraph reports Cleveland and Stevenson praised at a crowded Cleveland meeting. Ex Judge Nelson Smith presided as general committee prepared primaries. Rourke Cochran read resolutions pledging untiring efforts to elect Grover Cleveland president and Adlai E. Stevenson vice president, adopted unanimously.
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New York
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Stevenson
General Committee
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Rourke Cochran
Chicago
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Adlai E. Stevenson
United States
Notice of summons in Wake County case
Notice is given that the defendant named will appear September 27, 1892 in Raleigh to answer a complaint filed by the plaintiff. The action seeks to recover an amount of 814240 with interest and costs from September 1879. The case is before Haywood J.P. at his Raleigh office.
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W. D. Haywood
Wake
Carolina
Gim
Bepferber
Waol Daetice
Ralegh
Tarnay
Lao'oock
Samm Torent
Haywood
J.P
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