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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1892
Page
2
The State Chronicle presents its publication details including daily and weekly editions. It lists the publishing company address 914 Fayetteville St Balkien NC editors Josephus Daniels H B Harpy and pricing for daily and weekly subscriptions with club rates and commissions.
A column urges prompt postal delivery reports for missing or late copies and requires real names for credit. It includes notices to correspondents, defends sectional loyalty, and quotes politicians Ben Tillman Grover Cleveland and a Indiana governor on party faith and elections.
Atlanta roars over Cleve Lane and Hitt as Constitution and Journal wage a double headed battle for the presidency. Residents rush to be quoted, headlines blaze, and locals declare a Georgia man should loom in the campaign despite New York roots.
The article argues Congress must address agricultural distress and class-wide burdens to win voters in key states. It warns that neglecting farmers risks Democratic support in New York and other regions, urging House action to enact relief measures and place responsibility for failure on the Senate. It notes fears about North Carolina and the need for broad, people-centered legislation.
Senator Sherman says he will not be a candidate for president claiming he is tired of being bought and sold as delegates and votes. He recalls a small politician who paid for colored votes only to see them switch sides and urges voters to stay loyal after selling their support. A patent remedy ad promotes PAPPe for headaches indigestion and stomach troubles.
The passage questions Mr Blaine's sincerity after his declination letter and notes distrust from papers and peers. It mentions health concerns making a hot campaign strenuous and suggests some friends find nominating him cruel.
Governor Hart appointed Gevorce A. Snerorp to succeed Judge James H. Merrion as Superior Court judge for the Twelfth district. Snerorp, a respected lawyer from Henderson County, has a strong reputation for integrity and ability and will bring experience to the bench. The Methodist Educational Society of North Carolina selected Charlotte for its second annual convention. A testimonial praises Ely's Cream Balm for nasal relief and Abbott's East India Corn Paint for corn and bunion treatment, both from consumer ads.
The Chronicle reports a young man named Alex Wilson suffered grippe and left his bed to travel to Baltimore. On the train he took chloral and belladonna, becoming delirious and imagining pursuers. He recovered within twenty four hours and returned home in normal health.
Richard Croker faced a former rival named Burke who dodged the court to clear the accused in a murder trial years past. Burke, near death, sought Croker’s forgiveness, and Croker said he could die now. William H. Beers collapses as NY Life president resigning but stays as adviser with 37500 salary amid public pressure and prior losses. The ad promotes Dr King remedies and guarantees satisfaction with refunds, praising their merit.
An old advertisement extols Simmons Liver Regulator as a universal remedy for liver complaints and digestive issues. It asserts health hinges on a healthy liver and claims dramatic cures for dyspepsia constipation and nervous disorders, touting a Macon Georgia testimonial and a red trade mark to prove authenticity.
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