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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1891
Page
2
The notice urges prompt paper delivery by six in the morning and asks subscribers to report delays by postal mail. It lists rates: Daily 6.00 yearly, 3.00 half year, 0.50 monthly. Weekly 1.25 yearly, 1.00 club rate, and club agents’ commissions. It also requests letters signed with real names and features a Henry Grady quotation about national loyalty. Sunday, November 8, 1891.
Sir Edwin Arnoup praised Japan's charity by saying beggars are supported by relatives while Americans rely on charity. The notes compare Japan unfavorably to U S missionary work and cite Mr Frower's 46167 plurality as an old fashioned Tilden majority. New York voters favor quiet statesmen who speak through others.
The article analyzes James G Blaine as Republican presidential candidate potential in 1892. It questions his enduring appeal and credibility, notes his cabinet service under Harrison, and cites Polk era precedent to discuss cabinet officers pursuing the presidency. It contrasts Blaine's dazzling reputation with doubts about steady leadership.
The New York Presbytery dismissed the charge of heresy against Dr Brices, aided by Dr Van Dyke who argued that Briggs is faithful to the Bible. A quoted schoolyard remark about Daniel is used to illustrate virtue and safety in trusting him. Public notices discuss post election campaign finance disclosures and voter influence era.
A public statement denounces Republican leaders for attempting to steal the New York Legislature by fraud. It warns against defiant tactics like discarding ballots and vows to uphold an honest majority in the Senate or Assembly, asserting that the Legislature shall not be stolen.
The Baltimore Sun and other papers argue the Tuesday election signaled voter rejection of free silver, but the piece finds no clear link. It notes New York, Massachusetts, and Iowa results show mixed signals, with tariff and other issues also influencing votes and suggesting silver’s fate remains unsettled.
A Wilson lawyer tells his female client he will charge a nominal fee. The woman reacts with astonishment asking why such a pheenomenal sum. The attorney then attempts a smile as he drafts the bill.
An advertisement from Miller and Lindsay, Henry Building facing the Postoffice, invites readers to mail personal details to receive a policy cost estimate and a calendar. It requests name and birth date information and mentions dates from April 1 to January 1.
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