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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1891
Page
2
Barxicn North Carolina faces postal delivery guarantees for morning papers with prompt attention for late or missing issues. Rates listed for portage and weekly club discounts. sample copies available. Correspondent policy requires real names for published letters. quotes from Ben Tillman and Henry Grady urge loyalty to all states and oppose third-party splits.
The New York Herald notes the People's party effort falters as Wite Lockless Jerry and Mr. Leases old woman campaign Ohio, while the Kansas faction returns to the radical camp. Western political issues rise and vanish like bubbles on the sea.
Well informed Democrats doubted Campbell’s Ohio chances as Sherman and McKinley loomed strong. Despite a GOP-backed financial bloc, McKinley and Sherman boosted the party, yet a divided Democrats and empty purse doomed success. Campbell’s defeat sparked criticism of Republican policies and forecast a future Democratic rise.
The Charlotte Chronicle cites Senator Peffer’s Kansas paper arguing that if the Alliance breaks up the Solid South by winning Democratic votes it would boost Republican influence. It questions Peffer’s motives and warns Southern Democrats against his views, saying his stance is unwise and unsafe.
The passage laments Southern men who would divide the South, arguing they deserve blame rather than the gratitude of the nation. It condemns blind ignorant or corrupt leadership as steering the people away from unity.
It appears likely that Mr Inman will retire as president of the Richmond Terminal. ExtriN' Norton, former president of the Louisville and Nashville, is anticipated as his successor. Norton is described as a premier railroad man and connected with English capitalists who could back the company and ease any financial worries.
The piece notes Tom Dixon of New York and the Hon. Mr. Hewitt flopping in a bad moment. Dixon can continue stumping against Tammany and rallying his audience while Hewitt seeks relief for his political goat around Binghampton. Jones faces consequences, implied by the phrase he "pay the freight."
In Massachusetts 92 the Democratic drift grows as Rousseau rises with Tariff Reform support. Harvard professors back the party led by Ex-LiOU, and a Boston speech notes the Dems as thinking and suffering patriots who oppose favoritism that taxes the many to enrich a few.
The great actress says earnings vanish as fast as they come and she keeps no accounts. Money is for spending, not saving, and she detests calculations. The adage come easy go easy is illustrated by her habit of earning and spending freely.
The Maverick National Bank of Boston, with 400000 capital 800000 surplus and 250000 profits, is wiped out with no explanation. The piece criticizes lax laws allowing bank officers to swindle and calls for accountability beyond harsh punishments used in old times. It also comments on Ohio voters supporting tariff reform, free coinage of silver, and third party candidates amid political shifts.
An old advertisement promotes Simmons Liver Regulator as a remedy for bitter tastes dull headaches despondency constipation sour stomach heartburn restlessness and sleeplessness. It claims safety for all ages and touts a 40 year reputation with a red Z trademark and J H Zeilin & Co. signature.
A compact trade note lists 27 items, focusing on ladies wear and pricing. It highlights fabric options including cottons and corded gloves, with mentions of items such as Zephyrs and Goats, suggesting a domestic goods catalog era.
Fragmentary notice promises mail-in estimates of costs for a “cnd” with a filled form response. It requests the recipient’s address and age and hints at sending calendars in return. The wording places the Office in He Building and references a Postoffice Lock Box 373.
Letters from customers and agents praise Anticephalalgine as the surest headache remedy now sold nationwide. James I Johnson of Raleigh notes strong relief, while J A Pemberton of Fayetteville and James McKinnon & Co. confirm growing sales and agent roles for the product and Prior Rheumatic Remedy.
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