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Newspaper

The State Chronicle

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1892

Page

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Tariff reform urged as Cleveland speaks in Rhode Island

Ex President Cleveland addresses Rhode Island Democrats urging tariff reform and denouncing opponents as defending special interests. He defends the federal compact and urges unity, vigilance, and discipline to win in November. Rhode Island party leaders plan primaries May 7 and a county convention May 14.

Providence L-Graph Cleveland Rhode Island Popr Union Democratic Party Abuni North Congress South Guifl Ciue Mts Wake County Democratic Executive Committee M. T Leach W. C. Stronach H. B. Litchford Walter R. Womble Messrs M. T. Leach H. E. Litchford F. Kennedy W. R. Womble Vention England Europe Senate Republican Party A. H. A. Williams

End of Debate Sparks Free Wool and Tariff Talk

Reports from Washington and Providence detail committee actions on river and harbor and free wool bills, with Republicans split on policy and Otis O'Fereall delivering elections committee results. Ohio Governor Meinley predicts Harrison or Cleveland nominations amid silver coinage debate.

South Carolina Virginia Cuba House McKinney New Hampshire Wilson Coolidge Mass Cummings New York Burrows Michigan Brickner Wisconsin Dearmond Missouri O’fereall Elections Committee Providence Ly Telegraph William Meinley, Jr Ohio Harrison Cleveland House of Representatives

Accidents and notices from England and North Carolina

News items report a cotton warehouse fire on Dundee Street in Liverpool causing about twenty thousand pounds in losses, a Dunbar Scotland mill destroyed with roughly one hundred thousand pounds lost, and a large volume of local church appointments in the Diocese of North Carolina. Also noted are political debates, railway disputes, and obituaries or biographical sketches of Ferdinand de Lesseps. A promotional ad offers a plating business opportunity promising earnings of twenty five dollars weekly.

Murray Mead Great Britain Loxpon Cable Dundee Street Liverpool Durham Miners’ Federation Dunbar Scotland Ferdinand de Lesseps Paris Viscomte Ferdinand de Lesseps Suez Canal Lisbon Egypt Madrid Switzerland Garibaldi Mazzini Louis Napoleon de Lesseps Eugenie Panama Canal de Lesteps Panama United States Grand Sire Busbe Grand Master Cable Ohio Sovereign Grand Lodge Grand Lodge North Carolina Dhe Grard W. W. Yopp Orion J. W. Massimore Jonesboro Bro. Warren Wilmington Lodge Sheriff Teague Forsyth County A.J. Cooke Franklinton Ros. Adderton Lexington Thomas Warlick Newton Ryland Sadler Misa Mary G. Pippen Edgecombe County O. Sherrill Thomas H. Leitch O. KE. Mattax Atlanta John Nichols E. P. George Frankfort Germany Charlotte W. N. Prather J. N. Cole Edenton Street Moc Church Murfreesboro W. R. Cop Trott Presbyterian Church Wade H. Atkinson Johnston County Washington, D.C John Foust Holt J Aland M. I. Holt Oak Ridge Tle Oak Ridge Institute

LIN COUNTY RADICALS AND NEGRO PARTICIPATION IN COUNTY CONVENTION

A Louisburg report details a county Republican convention with John Williamson elected chairman. Townships were represented by Black delegates only, while John Young faced questions over Third party leanings. The piece also notes party dynamics, travel ticket prices for statewide events, and a cautionary call for thorough investigative voting by a fraternal lodge.

Louisburg Aimes John Williamson John Young Young Square Franklin County

Tornado Toll Rises Across Plains Killing Near Cent

Tornadoes sweep Kansas and neighboring states causing extensive damage. Reports indicate nearly one hundred killed and between 200 and 300 wounded, with towns like Womago and communities in Colorado, Nebraska, Iowa, Missouri, Texas, and Indiana affected. Telegraph lines warn of widespread disruption as crews assess the devastation.

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