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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1892
Page
2
The Chronicle lists subscription terms for daily and weekly editions, requests prompt delivery reports, and calls for broad loyalty to Georgia. It includes editorials by Henry Grady and quotes Ben Tillman Grover Cleveland and Henry Watterson, noting letters must reveal real names for credit.
A North Carolinian criticizes D B Hill as a potential Democratic presidential nominee. The note argues Hill lacks broad party support and could trigger defections, urging nomination of a candidate with proven sincerity and integrity. Union opinions from Buffalo Courier and Indianapolis Sentinel condemn Hill’s program as cowardly and self serving. A petition for a steam ferry across the Neuse River is circulated in New Bern.
The review lauds William Black's A Daughter of Heth as a leading English novel, noting Harper & Brothers prepare a thoroughly revised edition after its Glasgow Weekly Herald prize origin. Amelie Rives stands firm in literary identity, with her new play Athelwold to appear in Harper's Magazine with Gow illustrations.
A Raleigh era column notes the Railroad Commission curbing free passes for officials and presses newspaper ethics. It mentions John L Sullivan's temperance pledge, a dramatic audience moment, and the double standard debate at the 1878 1881 Monetary Conference. It cites Senator Hitt and Mitts for Texas Senate hopes, and reports a Livineston Lipson alliance feud with war stance.
The notice states no more answers will be accepted and prints already sent in until exhausted. Senator Hirt downplays glory in war with Chili saying a big man has little to gain by beating a small boy.
Personal and social notes report Cleve Lane and Baby Ruth attending a baptism shortly before the former president began a trip to Louisiana for a hunting excursion.
A short notice states that bowels ailments common in children were cured by Simmons Liver Regulator, a tonic advertised to aid digestion and intestinal health.
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