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Newspaper

The Washington Gazette

Location

Washington, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1892

Page

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Cleveland Begins Quiet Post-Election Retreat to Broadwater Island

President elect Cleveland travels by private car and ferry to Exmore Virginia for a two week hunting and fishing trip after the election. He says he will not discuss office applications before inauguration and will read letters but not reply. He continues to block interviews on political matters while enjoying the Broadwater Island hunt and fishing preserve.

New York Cleveland West Fifty-first Street Desbrosses Street Jersey City Pennsylvania Railroad Philadelphia, Wilmington Baltimore Exmore Broadwater Island Coast Survey Hog Island Cape Charles Great Machipingo Inlet Little Machipingo Broadwater Club Pocomoke Creek Exmore Landing

International monetary conference debates silver policy

Brussels November 23 26 the international monetary conference opened with formal proceedings and a negative stance from English German and Austrian delegates toward silver rehabilitation. American Senators Allison and Jones presented proposals including maintaining a fixed parity between gold and silver and full debt paying coinage, but the conference appears likely to reject the American plan as German and Austrian delegates resist changes to existing money laws.

Brussels International Monetary Conference Palais Des Academies United States William B. Allison John P. Jones Moritz Levy Issl Adolph Soerber Zovinna Neu Freie Presse Hamburgische Boersenhalle Pioneer Mail Allahabad

Week's News Condensed From Meck lenburg to New York

A summary of events across five days: rinderpest on estates in Mecklenburg and Holstein. Mrs. August Belmont dies in New York. Paris anarchists arrested in Hamburg. H H Wheeler considered for pensions post. Desha Lumber plant in Arkansas City burns with $600,000 losses and four houses destroyed. Various shootings, deaths, and political moves are noted.

Mecklenburg Holstein Germany August Belmont New York Atlantic County N. J Atlantic City May’s Landing Edwin Willett Philadelphia Harlan & Hollingsworth Wilmington Del Warsaw Ind Georgiana Bishop Poughkeepsie Guernsey Albany Pine Plains Emperor William San Francisco William McKinley McKinley Canton Schneider & Trenkamp Cleveland United States James McMillan W. V. McMillan Mutual Gas Company Detroit Mich M. Guizot Washington, DC Nebeker Powerville Oil Company New York City Chicago Carlos Sanders No. 7 Second Avenue J. L. Montien New Orleans

Late State Happenings in Old North Carolina

A scattered roundup reports Wilmington Welcome Week underway, a Bladen county treasurer in jail escape, a series of trials and executions planned, and multiple regional incidents. Notable items include the William Miller hanging in Catawba county set for January 5, a raid on a Winston gambling den, and a fatal train accident in Fayetteville. The North Carolina Methodist Conference moves to Goldsboro December 12, plus university football results and various local political and legal notes.

Birawinauam Ala North Alabama Methodist Conference Lafayette North Alabama Birmingham Mobite McVane & Shields Ten Cent Circus Mt. Vernon Mobile Mobile and Birmingham Jackson Crosby and Allen Atlanta C. A. Macune National Economist Farmers’ Alliance Macune Savamah Thunderbolt W. W. Simits Charles Diamond Langston Eagles Virginia Georgia Henry W. Grady Charleston D. C William H. Evans Darlington South Carolina College Eighth Regiment of South Carolina Volunteers Blenham Darlington County S. C South Carolina The M. E. Church South Hendrix Kansas City Methodist Church Parkersburn W. Va Ellenboro Frederick Jonas Frank Minor Jonas Co.umbia General Assembly Memphis Tenn Sarre

Diverse Southern News Parcels From Novembers

A compilation from Richmond Charleston Lynchburg Birmingham Savannah Atlanta and other cities reports election results crop estimates drownings robberies deaths and political events. Notable items include Cleveland’s large plurality, a six million bale cotton crop estimate, two drownings in Virginia, a fatal heart attack in Alabama, a murder suspected robbery in North Carolina, a proposed North Alabama college, a circus wreck in Mobile, and a Virginia North Carolina athletic triumph.

Richmond Cleveland Charleston S. C News and Courier Lynchburg Willie Robinson George Barbour Bald Eagle Dam James River Birmingham Ala Woodlawn Louis L. Dean

Singing a Different Tune Now in Democratic and Republican Press

A criticism of papers that shifted tone after the election, accusing them of hypocrisy and boycotts. The piece argues partisans should bury differences, promote constructive discussion, and work for Alliance reforms, urging reconciliation and continued education in economic issues.

South Partiular Progressive Farmer Larboro

Gift of Oil Picture to Gazette Readers

Under a special agreement, readers receive a 36 inch Oil Picture titled A Yard of Pansies by the same artist who painted A Yard of Roses. The reproduction matches the $300 original and includes home framing directions. Send name, address, and three two cent stamps to W Jennings Demorest, 12 East 41th St New York, noting Gazette reader status.

W. Jennings Demorest East 41Th St New York Gazette

Breakers Villa at Newport Destroyed by Fire

The Breakers, Cornelius Vanderbilt’s summer residence in Newport Rhode Island, burned to ashes today. Discovered by Vanderbilt at about 430 pm the fire quickly consumed the grand villa and its valuables. Estimated loss stands near 600000 dollars.

Vanderbilt Newport R. I Breakers Cornelius Vanderbilt

Ely's Cream Balm Praised for Catarrh Relief

I have suffered catarrh for ten years and tried many remedies with no relief until buying Ely's Cream Balm. It is the most reliable preparation for catarrh and cold in the head, says E Crandall, P M, Quouochawntang. K, I.

Ely E. Crandall P. M Quouochawntang

Philadelphia Markets Closing Quotations Report

The Philadelphia stock and produce market remained active with Pennsylvania steady at 53 34 and Lehigh Valley down to 56 74 percent. Closing bids list Lehigh Valley Reading g m 4s 8514 N Pacific com 18 Reading 1st of 5s 7434 N Pacific pref 5 Reading 2d of 5s 67% and Reading 3d of 5s 49 with H B T com 41% Bt Paul 784 H B T pref 57% Lehigh Nay 53 W N Pa

Philadelphia Pennsylvania Lehigh Valley N. Pacific Bt. Paul Lehigh Nay

Market Summary from Philadelphia and Baltimore

General Markets report prices for flour with multiple grades in Philadelphia including winter and patent varieties, rye flour, and corresponding wheat corn oats and beef pork lard and eggs. Also notes in Baltimore flour, wheat and corn strength with regional white and yellow corn prices and timothy hay.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania Minnesota New York Baltimore

Senator Vance Makes Visit to Raleigh on Friday

Senator Vance appeared in Raleigh on Friday and looked vigorous while meeting several friends in the city.

Vance Raleigh

The P. P. P. Cure Promised For Weakness and Fatigue

An advertisement claims P. P. P. will restore health vigor and manhood by renewing energy and strength amid described nervous exhaustion and overtaxed vitality.

Good looks depend on vibrant vital organs

Healthy appearance comes from proper liver stomach and kidney function. Electric Bitters promotes well being by acting on these organs and claims to cure pimples blotches boils and improve complexion. Sold at D N Bugart's Drug store fifty cents per bottle.

D. NX. Bugart

Mayor H. H. Foster Dies After Ten Years With Re view

The obituary notes the death of Mayor H. H. Foster who served ten years with the Wilmington Re view. No further biographical details are provided in the available text.

H. H. Foster The Wilmington Review

Electric Body Battery and Cap Claim Medical Cures

Advertisement for an electric belt and related devices promising cures for rheumatism neuralgia dyspepsia liver and kidney disease female weakness and catarrh. Claims men’s diseases are cured by constant current. seeks local agents and price list with testimonials from Jefferson Ohio by MO A Crisp and E B Co.

MO. A. Crisp E. B. CO Jefferson

P. P. P. Promises Cure All Blood Ailments

An advertisement touts P. P. P. as a universal remedy. It claims to cure ferofula Fast Rheum and all humors dyspepsia sick headache biliousness and builds up the whole system. It boasts unrivaled success since introduction and says it has cured more blood diseases than rival purifiers.

P.P. P P.P P

Wonderful Things in Wisconsin and a State Chronicle death notice

A Wisconsin timber region letter describes heavy lumber loads and sleigh travel. Also reports the death of Donald W. Bain in Raleigh at fifty one, praising his public service and Christian character as the State Chronicle obituary notes.

Donald W. Bain Comptroller of Jonathan Worth Holden Bain Macon Grand Lodge Knights ‘Templar Adelaine V North Carolina State Chronicle

Pronounced Hopeless Yet Saved Letter From Ada E Hurd

From Groton Maryland Ada E Hurd writes of a grave lung illness that doctors predicted would end her life. She credits Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds with curing her after eight bottles. Trial battles free at D N Bogart's drug store.

Ada E. Hurd Groton M. D D. N. Bogart

Long Acre Dems Jubilant Over Local Politics

A cheerful note from Long Acre describes Democrats as the true old guard, hopes for erring brethren to return, and cautions against demagogic leaders. Also reports the Acreville school opening on the 14th, Mrs. Wyley Gurkin of Fork Swamp dead last week, Lumber Co operations expanding on Long Ridge reaching Beaufort county, two horses dying in the area, and a Gazette Extra viewed as valuable in dimensions.

Acreville Wyley Gurkin Fork Swamp Lumber Co Long Ridge Beaufort County Gazette Extra

Joliet Druggist Endorses Ely's Cream Balm

In a testimonial from Joliet, E H Willard a local druggist says chaonic catarrh relief comes only from Ely's Cream Balm. The letter touts its effectiveness after years of troubled symptoms.

Ely E. H. Willard Joliet

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