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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1892
Page
2
The item urges prompt delivery and reporting delays, lists postal rates, and requests readers mail complaints. It includes notices to correspondents, calls for loyalty to Georgia and Massachusetts, and a brief Chronicle editorial note about editor D I St Crain and strong convictions.
The Calhouns resign from the Richmond Terminal after a dispute with the Tuomas Brick syndicate over securities valued at 800000 tied to the Georgia Central railroad. Pat Calhoun led opposition and quit as general counsel, with critics arguing the move harms a great Georgia South Carolina rail system and prompts calls for stronger railroad regulation.
A Robeson county committee that protested Judge McIver's acquittal defends its charges printing evidence and says the jury's verdict was unjust while noting the formation and intentions of the group. Separate letters dispute claims about attorney roles and Richmond Terminal. A testimonial cites Simmons Liver Regulator as the best remedy for biliousness and headache.
Former North Carolina journalist Jordan Stone died in Los Angeles California at 48. He founded the Raleigh News in 1872, edited the Asheville Citizen after 1876, and earlier started the Roanoke News. A native of Mecklenburg County Virginia, he was a prominent Democrat and well regarded in the state.
Dr. Wa. B. Pulliirs, former UNC Agricultural Chemistry and Mining professor, resigns from the University of Alabama to become superintendent of a grand rivers Kentucky mining and manufacturing company. His family including his mother Mrs. Laura C. Painies will reside in Yaрalooсаla until spring. His chemistry class presented him a gold headed cane.
A front page discusses the difference between a statesman and a politician, noting one aims to legislate for the future while the other serves today. It covers the Georgia Carolina Northern railroad conflict with the Georgia railroad charter challenge and a lighthouse project in North Carolina. It also mentions a governor commuting a death sentence in Duplin county and endorses Simmons Liver Regulator for health.
An advertisement claims Simmons Liver Regulator cures bitter taste in morning and bilious stomachs, eases sour stomach and restlessness, and can be safely taken by infants. It emphasizes genuineness with a red trademark and the Zeilin & Co signature.
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