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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1892
Page
2
The fragment notes a North Carolina newspaper published daily and weekly with editor Josephus Daniels and H. B. Harpy in charge. It mentions the publisher RBatzies and a reference to JosePuul Daniels in the byline. The text is incomplete and provides limited publication details.
The message asks readers to report late or missing papers by postal mail with address and complaint details. It calls for broad loyalty to Georgia and all states, denying factional divisions and emphasizing national unity. The excerpt ends with quotes from Henry Grady and Ben Tillman defending party reform.
The Comptroller and State Treasurer release shows North Carolina totals for 21 national banks with loans and discounts at 6 277 335 04 and deposits at 4 203 875 73. State banks total loans 5 023 115 67 with deposits 2 332 039 25. Private banks hold 658 165 19 in loans and discounts with 402 102 89 deposits.
The North Carolina Supreme Court for the first time in years holds that the W. and W. R. R. is not entitled to any tax exemptions since completion. The decision will be of wide interest, and the Chronicry prints the full text. Tomorrow's Chronicle promises two major articles not included today.
North Carolina Supreme Court holds the 1833 charter did not grant perpetual tax exemption for the Halifax to Kinston branch. The decision rejects a perpetual tax shield beyond the main line, noting exemptions must be explicit and limited to terms of the grant. The court emphasizes sovereignty and rejects broad, unlimited tax immunity for branch railroads.
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