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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1891
Page
2
The State Chronicle reports daily and weekly publication from Raeien Norra Corona with editor Josephus Daniels and directors. It lists pricing, agent commissions, and requests readers report missed deliveries. The issue notes correspondence rules and promotes Georgia Massachusetts loyalty while quoting Ben Tillman and Henry Grady. It claims 2,615 subscribers and aims for 3,000.
The State Democratic Executive Committee releases an address urging unity to repeal Republican financial tariff and force policies. It argues the Democrats support reform, warn against factional division, and endorses a broad coalition to win in 1892. The piece notes nine respected North Carolina names backing the address.
Statesville newspaper warns against the American Tobacco Company monopoly. The piece denounces price control and coerced exclusivity from Galveston to Reidsville, praising Julian S. Carr of Durham for refusing to sell out to the trust while urging public support for fair competition.
The text presents an extract from an address to the people by the State Executive Committee urging restraint from fault finding and vituperation. It calls for charity and rational forbearance while affirming the inalienable right of opinion.
A Rural Times letter warns readers that a red tape petition titled We the Undersigned Pledge Ourselves to Support a Timip Party 1892 is a political trap. It accuses leaders Skeperri Rowan Canarrus and Stanly of infiltrating the Alliance to push partisanship, calling for farmers to resist politician control or see the organization degraded.
The Mecklenburg Times reports a drive to destroy the Alliance and defeat the Democratic party. Alliancemen are urged to sign a pledge to support a Third party in 1899, seen as a path to Republican rule and a threat to independence. Liver Regulator is praised for stomach discomfort.
The Legislature failed an exhibit fund and delays sparked fear of no display. The Board of Agriculture plans a Raleigh meeting in January to coordinate county and manufacturer displays ensuring North Carolina’s products reach the World’s Fair. The Chronicle praises timely action to showcase the state’s agricultural and manufacturing prowess.
The Durham Methodists Trinity receive praise as the greatest preacher in the Conference and the ablest Presiding Elder, based on Wilmington Messenger remarks. A celebration card notes Maj. W. A. Guthrie and wife’s silver wedding anniversary on Wednesday December 5, with a reception from eight to eleven.
A promotional note touts Simmons Liver Regulator as restoring health by curing torpid liver constipation and related symptoms. The speaker claims extraordinary power and universal efficacy, citing W J McElroy of Macon as endorsing it for torpid liver and stomach issues.
A promotional note warns buyers to verify authenticity of products by the red Trade Mark on the wrapper and the seal of J. H. Zeilin & Co, urging detection of fraud and imitations.
Fragmentary notice says prices on various textiles for tray items and ladies wear, with mentions of Hair Gods Zephyrs and Em materials. Limited readable details show cottons and kidly lines as part of the order, with emphasis on quantities and potential discounts.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a deed ratification involving a factor and fortabie items. Mentions two and a bell, and a pass or path. Context unclear but indicates a local property or financial action with named entities unreadable.
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