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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1893
Page
2
The State Chronicle reports subscription rates and editor opinions. It discusses Justice Buell perceiving paralysis and debates silver act impacts. It summarizes Lizzie Borden verdict and faults in Ford’s Theatre repairs with government oversight critique.
Mrs Cleveland and daughter Ruth depart Washington for Buzzard's Bay on a special Pennsylvania Railroad car at 9:40 a.m. The piece includes opinions on congressional relief, currency issues, and a Longstreet interview about Lee's battles. It mentions Johnson's Magnetic Oil and Japanese Pile Cure advertised by John Y. MacRae.
June 19 report notes Alamance County hosts seventeen new cotton factories since the Civil War, led by the Granite Mills at Haw River and Oneida at Graham. It cites spindles, looms, and hires, with progress from plaids to white cloth and denim, and emphasizes water power, wood and coal use, and rising mill wealth.
In Washington on June 20 Judge Bradley refused a mandamus to force the Postmaster General to reinstate George Pulaski as a substitute letter carrier. Pulaski, after passing the civil service exam, was selected in 1893 but later dropped on orders tied to an irregular appointment. The court found no absolute right to the office and denied relief.
The Linn County National Bank of Albany Oregon with capital of 100000 is reported failed on June 20 Comptroller Evkels notified Bank Examiner Jennings was appointed to take charge. A trade ad copy promotes Magnetic Nervine and other remedies.
A Greene County Alabama judge, Mobley, is praised for declining a Washington appointment offered via Representative Bankhead. The tale recalls his return home, his ties to fishing and community, and a toast to choosing home service over distant power. Nearby reports note the Wadesboro Bank's closure and the Atlanta cruiser’s order to return for repairs, signaling broader economic and naval concerns.
A. D. Albert, Supervising Pension Examiner for the Southern District, reports to Commissioner Lochren on the Norfolk Virginia pension fraud investigation begun May sixth. By June nineteenth fifteen arrests have been made for violations of pension laws and the inquiry continues.
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