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Newspaper

The State Chronicle

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1892

Page

2

Daily Terms and notices urge loyalty to Georgia and Union

An 1892 Chronicle page lists terms for newspaper subscriptions in various frequencies and clubs, requests prompt delivery reports, and quotes Henry Grady urging universal loyalty to Georgia and all states. It also notes correspondence rules, political opinions by U S Tillman, and a January 13 notice about Chinese exclusion from the Central Labor Union of New York with stated spending figures.

Georgia Massachusetts Henry Grady Central Labor Union of New York Congress China

The Silver Question Stated And Debated

The piece weighs the free coinage versus demonetization of silver, noting heated rhetoric on both sides. It discusses international conferences, the gold standard, and the impact on dollar value, arguing for careful analysis over partisan labels. It also corrects a misreported Alliances petition in Mecklenburg Times.

Wall Street America

A Man of Convictions Honored on Final Farewell

The Rev. Arnold DeWelles Miller served 36 years as pastor of First Presbyterian Charlotte and died at 70. Born in Charleston, he studied at Columbia Theological Seminary and began ministry there before his Charlotte call in 1855. His tenure shaped the Western North Carolina Presbyterian church and his last words: Master help. I have fought the good fight. To the port.

A. W. Mu Ler D. D First Presbyterian Church Charlotte Mar.ler Arnold de Wellles Miller Charleston S. C Columbia Theological Seminary Presbyterian Church North Carolina

Col Polk Declines Free Passes On Rail Travel

Mr Hat W Ayer Col Polks private secretary for a year says Col Polk does not ride free paying his way on all railroad trips He adds Col Park has not used a free pass since becoming President of the National Alliance The Progressive Farmer previously reported the same truth for water rash and sour stomach remedies included in the text.

Col. Polk

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