The Chronicle 1892 Name and Policy Notices
The State Chronicle announces daily and weekly editions from 21 Knetteville St Rareien Noeta Carolina with editors Jose Phus Daniels and directors Daniels and H B Harpy. It asks readers to report delivery issues and requires real names for correspondence. Quotes Henry Grady Ben Tillman Grover Cleveland and features a Friday February 12 1892 date.
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A Lesson for the South on Immigration Trends and Local Opportunity
The table shows immigrant arrivals by state for the year ending June 30, 1890. It notes the South received only 17,518, far below Northern states like New York and Illinois. Authors urge Southern states to promote opportunities and attract wealth producers to fuel growth and land sales, citing Texas Delaware and Florida as examples. North Carolina has the smallest share among states and territories except Alaska.
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Mawkish Sentimentality on Punishment Sparks Bill
A New York Assembly member who witnessed an electrical execution proposes substituting hanging for electricity. He argues punishment should fit the crime and laments sentimental notions that prison life should be pleasant. The column critiques mawkish sentimentality in criminal justice debates.
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Blaine Refuses Race Plume Given to Ben's Grandpapa
The verse mourns Blaine's refusal to race and notes the hat of Ben's grandpapa stays in place. It frames the moment as a quiet tribute from friends to a halted rivalry and a maintained symbol.
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Why Was the Farmer Poorer Inquiry Winner Named
The Sunday Chronicle will publish the best answer to why the farmer grew poorer when brought into contact with the outside world. A committee including Joan Rosinson, J J Thomas, and Hal W Ayer will decide the award. The article criticizes seed distribution by the Department of Agriculture as congressional graft and laments federal extravagance.
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Joan Rosinson
North Carolina
J. J. Thomas
President orders Georgia GOP on convention delegates
The President instructed Georgia Republicans that no office-holder or negro should be sent as a delegate to the National Republican Convention from the state.
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Georgia Republicans
Bulls and bears unite to oppose anti option bill in a rare sight
The New York Herald reports bulls and bears fighting the anti option bill side by side. It likens outsiders opposing a hotly contested bill to an infighting pair. The piece notes Merrion’s retirement from the Superior Court bench removes a top state jurist. Senator HI. faces danger as his bachelor secretary marries and sneaks into political risk.
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McCall Likely to Head New York Life at 50000 Salary
The Equitable Life comptroller John A. McCall is expected to become president of New York Life at a 50000 annual salary from 25000. If he accepts Beers would hold a sinecure and McCall would run the company by his own business principles. Beers would receive 37500 to do nothing, seen as harming policy holders. Blaine notes Miss Hattie Blaine has been harassed by a War department clerk Markle seeking marriage and legal action is underway to declare him insane.
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Deserving Praise and Proven Remedies Sold Here
Describing years of selling Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption Dr Kings New Life Pills Bucklen Amnic Salve and Electric Bitters the ad claims universal satisfaction with a money back guarantee if results disappoint. It notes no doctors bills for families using Simmons Liver Regulator and lists John Y MacRae as the local druggist seller.
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How's Your Liver A health ad for Simmons Liver Regulator
An advertisement extols Simmons Liver Regulator as a universal remedy for a torpid liver and related digestive issues. It claims improvements in appetite energy and mood, promotes a genuine product mark, and urges readers to verify authenticity by the red trade mark and signer names.
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