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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1892
Page
2
Witbo. oR akULIIna SHPHUS AVANIELS, Editor, DIREC Pons: eaeraus Damiels, H. K. Hakpy. TERMS-POSTAGHE KEK: Datry, one year-$6.00 Datty, six months-$3.00 Daty, one month-$0.20) WEEKLY, one year-$1.25 WEEKLY, in clubs of 5-$1.00 Liberal commission allowed to club agents. Sample copies furnished free on application.
The Chronicle requests prompt notification of missed or late deliveries and asks readers to state their address and complaint. It urges correspondents to sign letters with real names and notes its use of United Press wires and local reporters.
A letter from Nathantel Macon to Joan Ranchotra in Roanoke quotes the old Democrat warning that a government by editors would be a government of the hungry. The press praises the Railroad Commission for eleven months of work saving nearly half a million dollars by cutting rates and enforcing fair taxes on railroads.
A review extols Stonewall Jackson as a heroic Civil War figure with Christian faith. Mrs. Jackson’s Life and Letters, published by Harper & Brothers, offers a nearly devotional portrait of his daily life, motives, and humble piety, with two portraits and a game-changing faith guiding his war and peace.
A compact survey of editorials from Morganton Herald Fayetteville Observer Greensboro North State and North Wilkesboro News discusses party strategy taxation of the W and W Railroad anti trust and silver money proposals, third party risks, and farmer politics with quotes and reactions across multiple papers.
The people of Charlotte and the state are gratified at Senator HiLu's acceptance to speak the 20th of May address. He will be welcomed in the heart of undergraded Democracy and patriotism.
The Chronicle outlines rules for public communications on gubernatorial candidates. It requires signed contributions, bans abusive remarks, and limits length, offering no institutional backing or preferred candidate.
Report from a convention where Mr Wallitt was hissed while opposing resolutions. Congressman Curape claimed Harrison secured 1,300 more Allen county votes. Critics condemn administration methods and call for voter honesty. Also notes on Standard Oil dissolution, New York Democrats, and Simmons Liver Regulator endorsement.
The Craven county property value is listed at 5 003 866, with notes on rising thrift and prosperity. The Cuxont Le is praised for its strong editorial tone. An ad promotes Electric Bitters and Kemp’s Balsam with claims of health benefits and free samples, followed by Liver Regulator promotion.
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