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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1892
Page
2
The Raleigh Chronicle announces subscription rates and delivery expectations, requests reader complaints, and urges loyalty across states. It includes editorials and notices from Ben Tillman and Kenng Grady, plus a policy on unsigned letters and credit inquiries.
In the New York Herald a humorous note complains that gospel ministers are often poor financiers. The piece says many clergymen contribute small amounts to the church’s yearly income and expect operations on a much larger scale.
The piece presents an open letter to Senator Hill with sarcasm at Elmira speech and praise for free coinage while opposing congressional delay. It urges scrutiny of $147 million in permanent appropriations and supports repealing in favor of department by department review. It notes investigations into Keystone and Maverick banks and opposes third party alignment by Georgia Alliance delegates. It ends with a libel suit remark and a pitch for Simmons Liver Regulator.
Pat Cauoun resigns as general counsel for the Terminal system and, with brother C Cauoun, retires as Georgia Central directors. Cauoun accuses leaders of wrecking the Central to bankrupt it and claims efforts to force Danville to pay 800000. Public remains in the dark amid divisions among owners. calls for Andrews Green and Haas to restore order and prosperity.
The case centers on Dr Graves who was convicted in Denver of murder in the first degree for sending a poison bottle from Boston to Mrs Barnasy marked From an old friend in the woods. She drank the liquor and died. Graves was her sole executor and later admitted sending the bottle but claimed the poison was added after arrival. The trial, noted for its bizarre and dramatic details, concluded with a guilty verdict.
A bill will be introduced in the upcoming Tennessee legislature to grant an annual pension of 1000 dollars for Mrs Jefferson Davis. The committee plans similar bills in Southern state legislatures. Richmond citizens have provided a home for Mrs Davis and the South is urged to ensure her prosperity in old age.
A jumble of brief notes cites pending pension claims for Kansans pushed by Senator Pius. It also reports a Louisiana lottery candidate opposing the lottery, Cornell’s President Adams describing Columbus’ remains, and Georgia’s Jupson C. Crements named Railroad Commissioner. The Mecklenburg Times jokes that North Carolina’s expenses came from the penitentiary and evangelists as Dr Yates assesses farmer prosperity in today’s Chronicle.
Personal notes report Mrs McKee, daughter of President Harrison, writing her first article for The Training of Children to appear in the February issue of the Ladies' Home Journal. Also promoting Abbott's East Indian Corn Paint as a remedy for corns bunions and warts.
An old patent remedy claims to cure morning bitterness, dull headaches, despondency, and constipation by liver regulation. It asserts quick relief for sour stomach heartburn restlessness and sleeplessness and can be taken by infants and frail individuals without harm. The ads warn to buy only genuine bottles marked with the red Z Trade-Mark and J H Zeilin & Co signature.
The stockholders of the North Carolina Wagon Co. will meet at the company office on South Fayetteville Street Tuesday January 12 1892 at 8 00 p m. The notice calls for attendance and outlines the meeting time and place.
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