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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1893
Page
2
The State Chronicle notes editorials on a possible duel report, praises Henry Watterson, analyzes Rothschild gold moves, and critiques the silver purchase act. It explains New York bank conditions, Western and Southern balances, and how gold flows affect currency and trade, with cautions about anti silver rhetoric.
A court of inquiry will probe the War Records office disaster. The piece discusses potential blame on Congress for parsimony, duties of officers to report unsafe buildings, and possible neglect by those in charge of government structures. It also notes improvements in London markets and expectations of further investigations.
In Wissros North Carolina on June 10 Dr J A Butner tobacconist of Salem filed a deed of trust naming Wachovia National Bank as trustee to secure aggregate preferred creditors of 6387 90. Butner conveys the factory and site to trustees. Also Winston aldermen election for bonds withdrawn due to filing error. Borden Case details knights police testimony disputes over a hatchet handle and its implications for the defense.
The Louisiana Sugar Planters Association led by President John Deymond endorses the Sugar Planters Convention held in New Iberia on July 7. An executive committee resolution directs full cooperation with the convention under the Sugar and Rice Protective Union to advance the sugar industry. The text also notes the remark about a remarkable impostor, George Psalmanazar, who invented a language and literature.
One survivor, J. T. Exnicios, recalls the building collapse on the second floor, watching the floor tilt and crash into the lower level. Fellow clerks escaped via rear routes as rescuers, spectators, and relief efforts gathered, with interviews detailing chaotic, dangerous moments.
The piece lauds McClure's magazine as high literary quality with artistic design and rich illustrations. It notes the magazine will be sold at 15 cents per issue or 150 dollars per year, highlighting affordability as a key point.
McUlure's Magazine announces the June issue now ready with a list of contributors including R. L. Stevenson Rudyard Kipling William Dean Howells Thomas Hardy Sarah Orne Jewett and others. It notes price 15 cents per copy and 1 50 per year with repeated author names across lines.
An early sample prospectus for McClure's Magazine describes interviews with famous figures such as Jules Verne and Louise Pasteur, with portraits and features on invention, discovery, and science. It promotes subscriptions to the Southern Office in Atlanta and proclaims money-making potential for agents in North Carolina towns.
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