Chronicle per year and rates ad page from 1892
Pg shows editor and directors names and subscription rates for daily and weekly issues. It quotes Henry Grady Ben Tillman Grover Cleveland on loyalty and party reform. Dated Sunday February 28 1892.
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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1892
Page
2
Pg shows editor and directors names and subscription rates for daily and weekly issues. It quotes Henry Grady Ben Tillman Grover Cleveland on loyalty and party reform. Dated Sunday February 28 1892.
The piece argues that in the South the negro vote will be bought, ending the rise of poor men to office. It warns that money kings will dominate elections if many white men join the People's party, fearing a future where wealth controls southern politics.
The article surveys marble quarries in Tennessee, Georgia, and North Carolina noting swift growth post Civil War, fine Carrara like statuary marble from the region, and new rail links boosting extraction and processing in western North Carolina. It highlights the Fadkin Valley News expansion, journalist Gro. P. Pell, and Mecklen burg deeds dating to 1775. It also mentions Joan D Rockefeller’s million dollar gift to the University of Chicago and a St. Louis convention with a woman suffragist as vice president and a Black assistant secretary.
Col. Livingston returns to Georgia from the St Louis convention to rally Alliancemen at Covington against the Third party. Alliancemen fear a party split could ruin the Alliance and imperil the Democratic vote for President in North Carolina. The piece notes related opinions from Col Larry Gantz and mentions financial and publishing opinions on bi metalism and postmaster accountability.
A newly opened mine at Russell Creek begins selling coal from its initial production. The facility kicks off commercial operations aiming to supply regional utilities and industrial buyers.
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