Wake County sale of lands and timber tracts cited in Mary A Morehead estate action
Public sale announcement lists parcels in Wake County tied to Mary A Morehead estate with described tracts near Fanttville and Salisbury streets, including a large timber area and rocky branch park-adjacent land. Terms call for one third cash, balance in six days with interest. Also includes medical advertisement and horse sale notes from Jones Street listings.
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Davie
Nob. Joner
Lomiea J. Cosby
Mary A. Morehead
Wake County
Mary
Salisbury
Fant Troot
Morson
Balth
Rocky Branch
J.M Heck
de Williams
A. W. Shaler
Keister of Deeds
Cestul
Court House
Raleigh
N.C. Life Insurance Co
South Carolina Democratic Convention Endorses Cleveland Ticket
The South Carolina state convention met in Columbia with 264 Tillmanites and 56 conservatives. They re affirmed allegiance to the national platform, nominated Governor Tillman for another term, and selected presidential electors who must pledge to vote for Grover Cleveland and Adlai Stevenson. The body adjourned after electing the state executive committee.
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Congress
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Columbia
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Adlai E. Stevenson
United States
Freight rates advance set by Atlantic Coast Line
A meeting of the Atlantic Coast Line in New York approved increasing freight rates effective October 3 from the Atlantic Seaboard to the Mississippi crossing and to the Missouri river. Present were Salo mon Haas and J. M. Culp of Richmond & Danville, W. L. Cuillander Old Dominion, W. H. Rhett Savannah line, Capt. Thomas Pinckney Norfolk & Western, and A. C. Troupe Chesapeake & Ohio, with J. W. Midgely chairing.
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Mississippi Crossing
State Chronicle
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Richmond & Danville Railroad
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Capt
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A. C Troupe
Chesapeake & Ohio
Cleveland Not in New York This Week Report Denied
Telegraph dispatches state that ex president Cleveland will not visit New York this week to confer with party leaders before his acceptance letter. The letter will be written by the author and reviewed only by the writer. Edward Parker Deacon reportedly pardoned by President Carnot, to be made public on the republic’s anniversary. Rusticus wins the Leicestershire Royal Handicap in a 5,000 sovereigns race.
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Worldly Wise
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Washington
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Corebett
Waterloo
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Ariel Athletic Club
Joe Butler
Philadelphia
Horrible wreck on Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago line
A fatal collision occurred at Shrieve Ohio at 3 AM between a Pittsburg and New York limited passenger train and a westbound freight on the Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago railway. Several crew and passengers died instantly including the passenger engineer and fireman and two postal clerks, with others injured as cars burned and wreckage blocked the line.
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Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Chicago
New Cholera Reports Across Cities Spark Alarm
Cholera cases and fatalities flood dispatches from New York Vienna and Cracow as health authorities report new infections abroad and at camp Low. Isolated ships undergo inspection and Brazil imposes quarantine rules on Atlantic voyages. An Amtrak-style wreck in Pennsylvania and a fatal electric collision in Cleveland add to a day of crises.
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State Chronicle
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Hospital Islands
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Hoffiman’s Island
The
Chronicle
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United States
Islegrande
National Encampment Chosen For Indianapolis Event
Washington dispatches report Grand Army of the Republic activities in Philadelphia and Washington. Indianapolis is chosen as the site for the next national encampment, with President Harrison’s condition noted and sympathy extended. Admiral Walker arrives in Laguyra with ships Chicago Concord and Kearsarge.
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State Chronicle
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Venezuela
U. S
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Cabello
New Richmond Terminal Directors Reelect Rutherford and Appoint Open Line
New York Sept 21 The Richmond Terminal board re elected John A Rutherford second vice president A J Rohr as treasurer and assistant secretary W M Crump named secretary A new executive committee was appointed including W P Clyde W E Strong J C Mabe George F Stone T F Ryan Jos Bryan and Edwin Packard President Oakman is to appoint a committee to review past transactions and several directors were noted as naming on the Calhoun Whitney slate. Most of the new directors have been accused of acting without authority in the matter.
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State Chronicle
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A.J. Rohr
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W. E. Strong
J. C. Mabe
Geo. F. Stone
T. F. Ryan
Jos. Bryan
Edwin Packard
Oakman
Georgia Central
Calhoun-Whitney
Destructive Wreck Near Osage City Hits Trains
A wreck two and a half miles west of Osage City on the Atchison line destroyed a Missouri River Night Express train. Wreckers robbed the car but the express box was buried under debris, leaving about six dead and over twenty injured. The train, traveling at fifty miles per hour, struck a rail switch planted to derail it. The incident also mentions other games and state guard appointments in separate briefs.
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Here
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Boston
Hygeia To Be Moved On Fortress Monroe Reservation
Washington reports that the War Department ordered all noncompliant properties on the Fortress Monroe reservation to remove buildings within fifteen days. Hygeia hotel is among those affected. Officials discuss a required sewerage system to collect refuse in a cesspool and pump it out with tides, but current conditions are inadequate and may force ejectment if requirements are not met.
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Washington
War Department
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United States Engineer Department
Engineer Department
Hygeia Hotel
Grant
Fort Monroe
Indictment Reported Against Albany Labor Commissioner Peck
Albany county grand jury sent a sealed indictment against Charles F. Peck commissioner of labor charging willful destruction of official documents. The jury heard testimony from a building janitor who said blanks were burned. Peck was absent from Albany and to be arrested before the indictment is opened in court.
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Commissioner of Labor
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Cape Fear Dem Dem Rally Welcomes Stevenson in Rain
A Cape Fear democracy rally in Fayetteville North Carolina drew four to five thousand people as General Stevenson and General Ewing were greeted with cheers cannons and flags. J A Hodges introduced Stevenson who urged voters to back the Democratic fight in November amid heavy rain interrupting Col Wharton J Green's remarks.
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State Chronicle
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Harrington Heights
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Ewing
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General Ewing
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Notice of attachment in Wake County case
Norta Canouma alerts Jno D Page that on the Sunday of August 1900s a summons and a warrant of attachment were issued against him by W D Haywood J P. The suit seeks $142.40 plus interest on notes from September 1879 and December 1839. The hearing is set for September, 1892, and the defendant must answer or demur or risk relief to the plaintiff. The notice is dated August 10, 1892.
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Chowan Baptist Female Institute Advertises Courses and Fees
Chowan Baptist Female Institute Murfreesboro N C offers literature science elocution music art stenography and typewriting with departments led by specialists. Health noted as unsurpassed and medical bills averaged thirteen cents. Fall session begins September 7. Tyler Desk Co. St Louis advertises antique oak desks with cash prices and custom orders including Hank counters and government work.
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St. Mo
FO. B. St
Third Annual Standard-Bred Trotting Horses Sale
Fair View Farm in Raleigh announces its third annual standard-bred trotting horses sale on Wednesday November 9. About forty head including brood mares with foals by major sires such as Hampton Meander and Franklin Chief will be auctioned to the highest bidder. The offering includes five trotting-bred geldings and four young standard-bred stallions, with catalogues available by October 26 and mailed on request.
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Aristos
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Cal
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Raleigh
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