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Newspaper

The State Chronicle

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1891

Page

2

Dairy club enrollment terms and sample copy pricing

The notice outlines weekly and monthly dairy club terms with durations of one year six months and one month. It lists pricing for sample copies and club benefits with mentions of liberal commissions to agents and a free club offer on approval.

Liberal Commission

Postal complaint on late newspaper delivery

If your paper is not delivered or is delayed please drop us a postal with your address and complaint. Papers should be on city subscribers’ doorsteps by six o clock each morning and we will give prompt attention to any missed or late delivery.

Simmons

Tillman on Third Parties and Party Reform

The remarks quote Ben Tillman arguing that forming a third party in the South would fail, asserting a belief in reform within party lines and identifying as a Democrat. The statement frames political strategy and internal reform as the speaker’s priorities.

South Ben Tillman

Great Lawyers Are Made Far From City Crowds

A North Carolina writer in Atlantic Monthly argues the strongest lawyers come from the country not the city. He says rural training breeds breadth, not specialization, as city practitioners seek costly, narrow niches.

Wooprow Wilson North Carolina Atlantic Monthly

Southern bar depth rivaled by northern practitioners

The passage praises a North Carolina bar's readiness and insight, noting a New York lawyer visiting the South found himself at home among its bright, keen intellects. It argues law is a broad field of principles, not mere technical rule and precedent, and lauds Southern lawyers for thorough preparation.

Court coat rule sparks debate in Johnston and Harnett counties

The Smithfield Herald questions Judge Whitaker's order barring courtroom entry without a coat. It argues the rule exceeds his power and burdens defendants. A man lacked a coat and needed his lawyer to lend one before his case could proceed. The piece asks if any law compels coat wearing and whether such attire affects respect for the court.

Harnett Johnson Whitaker Smithfield Johnston County

Alliance trap in Virginia split alarmed voters cited

The piece warns that Democratic Alliancemen in Virginia risk falling into Manone's trap as he urges Republicans to aid Alliance tickets to disorganize the Democratic party. Halifax county Alliancemen are said to have already bent to the plan, prompting concerns of political harm.

Virginia Manone Halifax County

Lottery foes and Farmers' Alliance unite on ticket

The anti Lottery men and the Farmers' Alliance agree on a ticket with the Alliance naming Governor, Treasurer and Superintendent of Schools while the Anti's provide the remaining positions. They will seek nomination at the Democratic State Convention amid concerns bribes from lottery supporters may sway voters.

Farmers’ Alliance

Burdens of Protection and Honest Money Debate

The piece lists tariff burdens on various goods from paregoric to bridles and argues the tariff bears real costs. It cites the Boston Globe on gold versus silver value with Prof. Jevens noting gold declined 46 percent 1789–1809, rose 145 percent 1809–1849, then fell over the next twenty years.

Boston Globe The Globe Jevens

Raleigh State Chronicle Editorial Riff on Power and Reform

A Raleigh State Chronicle opinion piece urges use of power to serve equality liberty and justice. It criticizes special privileges and the lottery in Louisiana, notes Rev Dr Palmer’s stance, and mentions Cuns Ports and a $100000 gain linked to the McKinney bill.

Dr. Palmer New Orleans

Gold Virgin image found in Mexican mission attracts attention

Tourists report a foot high solid gold image of the Virgin in a Catholic Mission thirty miles from Chihuahua. It is valued at $50 000 and alleged to be made from Aztec ornaments. Indians are jealous and no outsiders have seen it before. The priest says it originated from early converts.

Chihahua Mexico

Shaw Shaw Wedding Announcement and Chanler Notes

Marriage notice for William T. Shaw and Lillie Gay scheduled for September 2, 1891 with Rev J H Cordon officiating. Chanler profile praises Amelie Rives Chanler as gifted in painting six months and writing six months, per the New York Herald.

ChanLer Amelie Rives Chanler N. Y. Herald

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