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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1891
Page
2
The State Chronicle is a daily and weekly newspaper published by The Chronicle Publishing Co. at 216 Fayetteville Street in Raleigh North Carolina. Editor is Josephus Daniels.
A historic newspaper item calls for prompt delivery of papers to city subscribers by six in the morning and requests readers to report late or missing deliveries by mail with address and complaint. It lists subscription rates for Daily and Weekly editions and offers liberal agent commissions and free sample copies. Henry Grady quotes urge Georgia unity and loyalty to all states.
In a New York Herald interview Maj. McKintey says the tariff bill bearing his name is best for the commercial community. The electorate rejects him by 55 000 votes, and he refrains from claiming the tariff benefits farmers or agricultural communities.
The Chronicle argues North Carolina will back a Western presidential candidate in 1892 and opposes Cleveland on silver. It says Col Polk may stump for or against Cleveland and outlines three paths for Southern Alliancemen including staying in the Democratic fold, joining Republicans, or backing the so called Third party.
The University gains between 35 000 and 40 000 from the Mary Smith will case, to fund agricultural chemistry instruction. Additional gifts exceed 30 000 from Judge Grant and Julian S Carr to endow History, about 15 000 from Miss Mary Situ, Cameron scholarships, and numerous small contributions. These funds boost the meagre endowment and support broader university work. A prominent Democrat criticizes Tamany in New York politics.
The Raleigh and Fayetteville Marble and Granite Works announces evolving to Goodwin and Remsburg with E L Remsburg of Fayetteville NC. The firm claims the largest stock of monuments tombstones and iron fencing in the state at both works and pledges careful prompt attention to every order.
Public notice urges consumers to verify authenticity by looking for the red trade mark on the wrapper and the seal and signature of J. H. Zeilin & Co to distinguish genuine goods from frauds and imitations.
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