Senate Debates Free Coinage and House Examinations
A Senate session discusses free coinage of silver and related currency measures as Senators Morgan Sherman and Stewart clash over policy. House actions cover Sunday closing of the Columbian Exposition and immigration controls with amendments on Chinese entry and clerical pay limits. Harvard announces commencement roles for class of ’92 with five speakers chosen for Latin oration.
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Foster State central committee calls June convention
Foster State central committee met in La on May 26 and scheduled a State convention for June 14 to elect delegates to the national convention. McEnery members did not participate in the proceedings.
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Blaine nomination looms as ex governor signals acceptance
Ex Gov Ames of Massachusetts says Blaine will accept the nomination after reconsidering a prior stance. The Massachusetts delegation backs Blaine amid a broad Republican push, while rumors swirl about party delegation plans and Polk’s alleged involvement. A separate report notes Col Harry Skinner denying a delegation headship to Omaha. McKesson delivers a Bible lecture highlighting poetic inspiration. Simmons Liver Regulator promoted amid malaria concerns.
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Drexel Morgan Co Hears Richmond Terminal Reorg Plea
A circular from New York signed by many terminal securities holders asks Drexel Morgan & Co to appoint a reorganization committee to save the Richmond and West Point Terminal railway and warehouse company from receivership. Signers include blocks totaling millions. the move followed Spencer Traska & Co and later a Thomas committee withdrawal. Local Virginia elections report quiet, with Democratic tickets winning in Norfolk Danville Luxapourg and Roanoke. Roanoke predicts H S Trout may become mayor.
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The Homeliest Man in Raleigh Invited for Free Kemp's Balsam Trial
An old advertisement offers a free trial bottle of Kemp's Balsam for throat and lung relief. It claims to cure chronic and acute coughs, asthma, bronchitis, and consumption, with large bottles priced at 40 cents and 1 dollar.
Raleigh State fair aims to be a historic event in 1892
A Raleigh office visit reveals the premium list will feature many local business advertisers and contributors, a large premiums program including a $200 cash prize and a $600 Oakdale lot to the best county exhibit, and plans to showcase new city buildings. The Wild West Show is secured for fair week, with a large troupe and many Indians and ponies.
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Salem Female Academy Commencement a Grand Pageant
Immense crowd at Salem Female Academy May events includes a large alumni meeting and a grand concert. The oratorio The Messiah drew about a thousand attendees, with 32 diplomas presented and $800 raised for the scholarship fund as students and guests praised the program and decorous behavior.
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State Chronicle The Daily circulates widest in state
The State Chronicle The Daily claims the largest circulation in the state and city. The Weekly prints in every county, while ComoxrcLe is promoted as a top advertising medium.
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