Great big scandal in Chilean affairst whispers reach Washington
Regular Correspondent reports a broad Chilean controversy involving Balmaceda insurgents and alleged money from New York financiers tied to Chilean commerce. The piece links administration figures, court hopes, and a web of agents, lawyers, and newspaper influence amid a volatile diplomatic scene.
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New York
Balmaceda
Washington
Senor Mont
Chili
Porter
Samuel J. Randall
Committee On Appropriations
House of Representatives
Treasury Department
Comptrollers
Treasuy
Randall
Erka
Songress
Ars
Pina
Private sale of 900 acres on Rich Mountain in Watauga County
Notice announces private sale of 900 acres on Rich Mountain in Watauga County with asbestos present and suitability for a sheep ranch. Executors L D Lowe and J T Furgerson of Mrs A P Calloway's estate in Banner Elk chair the transaction. date November 18, 1890.
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Rich Mountain
Watauga County
L. D. Lowe
J.T. Furgerson
A. P. Calloway
Banner Elk
Money to Loan in Horton and Boone Areas
Readers seeking to borrow money may secure loans by mortgage on good real estate. Applicants should contact JE. Boone in North Carolina or A J Critcher in Horton North Carolina for arrangements as of April 24.
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Elk Park
North Carolina
Mitchell, Watauga
John Allen Smith
Cabarrus
Cavany
W. H. H. Cowles
Col. Cowles
Smith
North Carolina Cavalry
Cabarrus County Veterlans’ Association
Statesville Landmerk
Wasiuxoron
William C. Oats
Alabama
Democratic Party
Alliance
United States
Execution Fees and Notices Message
A fragment notes parties in a notice about fees required for papers and prompt attention or return for lack of payment. Names appear as D F, Baird Sarr, with references to free advance and execution.
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Notich
Baird Sarr
Farmers and future prosperity in agriculture discussed
The county’s growth belies the strain on agriculture as a livelihood. Farmers are urged to become educated and respected, with better conditions arising from steady growth, not orders. Government action on trusts and adulterated foods is urged, alongside tax reform to protect farmers’ earnings.
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Virginia
Richmond
Confederate States
Confederacy
Mississippi
Mexican Gulf
Cula
Congress
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Boone N.C
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Banner’s Elk, N. C
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N.C
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Blackburn
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Washington Letter
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Mr. Wanamaker
Keystone Bank
Philadelphia
Wanamaker
Pennsylvania
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Agricultural Department
Kansas
Lynch
Bruce
South
Fred Douglass
Hayti
Geological Survey
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Holmes
Jefferson
H.B. CU. Nitse
W.W. Ashe
Clifton N.C
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Tenn
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Jefferson Davis
Susie
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Louisiana
New Oreleans
Army of
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Cowles
Millineranenopions
Lenoir
N. N. Horton
Mr. Davis