Opinion Notes and Local Affairs in The State Chronicle
The State Chronicle discusses reader letters policy, upcoming conventions, and tensions in public life. It notes a Chicago trip for the North Carolina Press Association, a contested account of Attorney General Olney and Representative Wilson, and the settlement of Bostian Bridge cases with $5,000 payments in certain instances, totaling about $100,600. It praises New Berne’s civic vigor and cultural prominence as editors plan their convention.
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New Berne
Athens
North Carolina
Cays
Richmond and
Danville
Statesville
Ophelia Polk Moore
Susan Pool
Hugh K Linster
Davis
J. M Sikes
J. F Holler
Naomi Hayes Moore
Louallie Pool
O W Limwson
Danville Railroad
Preacher in Winston Slams Newspapers. Plans Reply
Rev x Brorestos says some papers wrongly criticised his sermons in Winston on Sunday and intends to answer today. He argues critics seek free advertising and notoriety, while North Carolina newspapers generally deserve commendation for their quality.
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X. Brorestos
Winston
North Carolina
Silver Certificates Aiding Currency Says Cleveland Backer
A writer argues against claims of a silver drought and a gold exodus. He asserts currency stringency from a silver policy has added four hundred million dollars to the money supply, benefiting the public. He cites steel and local business strains to support the need for paper money and notes support from Cleveland and Carlisle.
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Pennsylvania Steel Company
Sparrow Point
Baltimore Sun
America
Cleveland
Carlisle
Pennsylvan iae Company Failures At Sparrow Point Ripple Effects
Receivers appointed for both the Pennsylvania Company and Sparrow Point branch to maintain operations and limit damage. The parent firm valued at four million dollars, Sparrow Point at one million, faced cash shortages and a tight money market. A Thursday sale of Pennsylvan iae stock reached 120, reflecting strength prior to the failure. The collapse traces to inability to renew paper for plant expansion.
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Pennsylvania Eee Company
Sparrow's Point
Baltimore
Sparrow Point
Ehates
Pennsyvania Company
Burglars In Varying Roam Target Homes In Town
Burglars are active on North Graham street West Eleventh street and near Graham in brief incidents. A window entry at Mr Z B Black's home yielded searches but no money found after wages were drawn. Capt Strickland reported a near break in and warned locals. Other homes on Smith and Fifth streets faced attempts with doors bored or windows disturbed, but no thefts recorded.
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Harlotte
North Graham Street
Z-b Black
W. F. Sniter
Holly Kvee
West Eleventh Street
Graham
Strickland
Wich
The Old North State and the Gaston Authorship
A history of the song The Old North State detailing William Gaston’s role as its author, his life from 1778 to 1844, and the 1840 Raleigh convention where the piece was first sung, with notes on contemporaries and the impact on North Carolina heritage.
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North Carolina
Salisbury and
Hargett Streets
William Gaston
New Berne
Alexander Gaston
Ireland
Medics College of Edinburgh
America
Margmet Sharpe
Athens
Ustorina
William
Georgetown College
Princeton College
Francis Xavier Martin
Supreme Court
United States
Mississippi
Supreme Court of
Louisiana
Gaston
Congress
Nathaniel Macon
William H Battle
Hia
Raleigh
John M. Morehead
Harrison
Capitol
J F. Taylor
Louisa N. Taylor
Chas. M
H. Busbee
J. B. Cheshire
Episcopal Church of
Tarboro
John Owen
Bladen
Charles Manly
E B. Freeman
Henry W. Miller
Geo. E Badger
Hamilton C. Jones
Hugh McQueen
John Stanly
W. H Battle
Michael Holt
Burke Square
Alex. Gattis
Orange County
Guilford Court House
Raleigh Register
State
Joux B. NeataeEry
Daring Young Man on Brooklyn Trolley Roof
In a Fulton street trolley incident a young daredevil climbed to the car roof and rode a 201 car along the wire edge to the bridge, guiding a broken trolley pole with his hands. He refused to identify himself, later identified as James N Lewis of Raleigh, son of Mrs. R. G. Lewis, and once electric railway superintendent in Brooklyn.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Fulton Street
D-Kalb Avenue
Willoughby
Fulton Streets
Inter Vale
James N Lewis
R. G. Lewis
Raleigh
North Carolina Press Association
New Berne
Goldsboro
Caucasian editor urges readers to boost reform push
Marion Butler's Circular appeals to subscribers to expand the paper's reach across North Carolina. It condemns partisan press and calls for exposing election corruption while urging readers to join via subscriptions and club support to advance honest government.
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Marion Butler
Partizan
Goldsboro
When Baby Was Sick She Cared for Castoria
The text recalls a child’s illness and care for Castoria as a remedy. It references Casoria Gastora Miss Castoria and Castorly Cystones. It ends with a claim politics are useless and distress Kare na. The wind and people’s sense are needed for healing.
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Casoria
Gastora
Miss
Castoria
Karena
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