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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1892
Page
2
The Chronicle lists postal rates and distribution notes, urges prompt delivery, and quotes Henry Grady on unity. It also contains letters policy, contributor notes, and political commentary about party loyalty and New York legislation affecting gerrymandering and Senate control.
A correspondent argues for sweeping remedies to curb wealth concentration and revive the economy. He favors a government loan of greenbacks against real estate and a graded income tax with high marginal rates, plus stronger inheritance controls and tariff reform to deter plunder and restore public trust.
Dr Graves, condemned in Denver for killing Mrs Barnaby with doctored brandy, and Dr Harris on trial in New York for suspected murder of Helen Ports, allegedly married to him and dying from morphine insomnia pills. Graves had financial motive. Harris sought to rid himself of an unknown wife.
The article questions if Blaine feigned illness to exit a cabinet session over Chilean negotiations. It suggests two rumors: anger at the President and a sickness pretext to delay talks for a peace-at-any-cost policy. It also comments on Herman as a strong Western presidential candidate.
Parson Dit faces trial in Morristown New York on multiple charges including alleged complicity in an elder’s attempt to assault a young girl and charges of nonOrthodoxy. A sensational claim that he said dogs inhabit heaven was disputed with no solid proof.
William Rockefeller president of the Standard Oil Company is seriously ill after a nail pierced his shoe and Mrs. Rockefeller contracted blood poisoning while caring for him. Both have required surgical treatment.
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