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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1892
Page
2
Readers are urged to report delivery issues by postal with address and complaint details. The paper offers postage free rates for daily and weekly editions and requests real names for correspondence and credit. Published dated January 7, 1892, with quotes from Henry Grady and Ben Tillman.
A New York Herald piece critiques women’s rights stance with satirical dialect, arguing men should not cede traditional roles. The writer frames the issue as a defense of divine order, urging calm but firm opposition to female suffrage.
North Carolina faces a six to seven million dollar loss from cotton, hurting farmers and families who must cut essentials. The Curoniere stays optimistic but urges mutual aid and prudent spending to endure the downturn and avoid lasting backwardness.
Mr. J. Bryan Grimes of Pitt County argues Democrats must consider broad views and compromise to win the next campaign. He doubts his suggested platform will be adopted but says a unity of suggestions can yield the wisest position.
Prof. L. R. Hamper of Richmond Va engaged to teach elocution at the University for the current session starting January 18. The article also notes opinions on political issues, governor commutations, and a consolidation rumor about type foundries under English control.
The Inter State Commerce Commission reports greater uniformity of rates and improved carrier compliance. It recommends 238 amendments including a fixed time to adopt uniform freight classifications and making corporations indictable under section 10. It also urges procedural amendments as outlined.
The piece discusses that railroads cannot issue passes to state officials and lawmakers but may issue to editors for services. It notes Gov Hott’s stance on executing the law without sex bias, and contemplates North Carolina commissioners’ likely direction on railroad passes and related politics.
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