Chronicle Masthead and Editorial Leaders
The State Chronicle notes daily and weekly publication by The Chronicle Publishing Co at 216 Fayetteville St Norra Corona with editor Josephus Daniels and directors Josernus Daniels H B Harpy and Gro P Pell highlighted.
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The
State Chronicle
Chronicle Publishing Co
Fayetteville St
Ravelia
Norra Corona
Josernus Daniels
H. B. Harpy
Gro. P. Pell
Democrats Call for Defeating Suernan and Republican Policy
A political appeal argues the Republican policy of contention and high rates will endure unless Suernan and his financial policy allies are removed. It urges replacing them with capable Democrats true to the party and the people, warning that infighting among opponents strengthens Republicans.
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Suernan
Democratic Party
Foster
Treasury
Congress
Terms Postage and delivery notice for weekly papers
Daly and Daty terms for one year and six months plus weekly options are listed with rates and club terms. A request is printed to drop a postal note if delivery is late or missing, promising prompt attention and stating subscriber address and complaint.
The Democracy and Alliance Debate on Treasury Policy
In a August 19 1891 column Ben Tillman argues Democrats must ally with Alliancemen to oppose Republican financial policy. He asserts the treasury is depleted after a billion dollar Congress and warns against third party efforts in the South.
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South
Ben Tillman
Rivalry Over Sacred Coat Exhibition Between France and Germany
The dispute centers on a relic claimed to be worn by Christ. Paris audiences rushed to Argentueil for a public display, drawing massive crowds while Treves fears losing Catholic visitors as preparations for its own exhibit proceed.
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France
Germany
Treves
Rhenish
Prussia
Paris
Christ
Paying for the Sugar and Political Crossroads
A 2 cent per pound bounty on sugar under McKinley law raises the price burden on consumers while funding manufacturers. The piece argues reform requires the Democratic party, warning that division could yield defeat and solidify Harrison, with McKinley and Sherman portrayed as harmful to the public.
A Tribute to the Newspaper Reader’s Mind
A nostalgic reflection on newspapers as a daily theatre of life. It cites notices of marriages deaths inventions fires and promotions and contemplates how time dulls wonder before tomorrow’s ordinary pages.
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James Russert Lowey
Globe Theatre
Apollyon
Dimity Bruisgins
Carlessly
Orion
Pleiades
Pope and the Confederacy in 1863 A review of Pius IX's letter to Jefferson Davis
The Chicago paper recalls Pius IX formally recognizing the Confederate States in 1863. An English version appears in Appleton's 1863 encyclopedia. The Pope praised Davis as president and prayed for peace while a Confederate agent notes the event would enter archives as a notable diplomatic act.
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Chicago
Pius IX
Jeferson Davis
Vatican
Appleton
Europe
Duprey Mann
Brussels
Jefferson Davis
Executive Office
Confederacy
Fra
Confederate States
St. James
Tuileries
Editor Who Deserved Honor at the Press Association
A Winston tribute to George Jones editor of the New York Times recalls his independence and courage. The speaker recounts a pivotal moment when Jones held documentary evidence against Tweed and prepared to publish it, illustrating his strong character.
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Grorce Jones
New York Times
Press Association
Winston
Bennett
Tweed
Let Him Hang and Political Scandals Across Pages
A collage of 19th century letters and notices reveals Corruption, coloni zation plans, and public sentiment. Connelly offers a $5 million hush bid to Jones in a Times building confrontation, while Dr. Baker faces calls for hanging amid alleged adultery. The Durham Sun names defaulters, Sam Jones mocks Sunday fishing, Flower odds rise as New York governor prospects improve, and Ely Cream Balm garners testimonial use by Henry C. Clark.
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The
Times
Tweed
Mr. Jones
Richard B. Connolly
Connelly
Europe
Ely
Henry C. Clark
New York
Genuine Red Z Trade-Mark Wrapper Claim
An advertisement urges buyers to verify the Genuine Red Z Trade-Mark to distinguish authentic products from frauds, noting the red trademark on the wrapper and a seal with the signature of J. H. Zeilin & Co.
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J. H. Zeilin & Co
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Josephus Daniels
United States Treasury
United States
the Chronicle
Cot
Harry Skinner
Farmer’s Alliance
Cot. Skinner
Alliance
North Carolina
Harrison
McKinley
Smeerman
America
Baker
Villian
Stanrorp
California
Durham Sun
Durham
Sam Jones
Flower
Wake
Simmons
Adder
Shakespeare
Julius Cesar
R. L. Burkhead
Raleigh
N. C
Wie Lowes
iGigh, Ng
Oxford
N. Penick
Wtf
Oxforn
Davidson College
Mecklenburg Co., N. C
Dune
Wailay
J. B. Shearer
D. PD
W. J. Martin
W.D. Vinson
W.S. Graves
W.S. Currell
H. L. Smith
Ht. Harding
W. L. Lingle
Mathew
Institute
W. T. RB. Bell
A.M
Rutherfordton
N. C. Supreme Court
Spencer
N.C. Co
Alfred Williams & CC
Raleigh, N. C
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