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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1891
Page
2
JOSEPHUS DANIELS, Editor. DIRECTORS Josephes Dames, H. 3. Harpy TERMS-POSTAGE FREE Daily, one year 6.00 Daily, six months 3.00 Daily, one month 50 Weekly, one year 1.25 Weekly, in clubs of 5 1.00 Liberal commission allowed to club agents. Sample copies furnished free on application.
Call for timely newspaper delivery notes six o'clock morning arrival and requests subscribers to report late or missing papers by postal mail. Letter quotes support for reform and stance against third party efforts, mentioning Tillman and party loyalties.
The Chronicle argues that Democratic party success is essential to any true reform and that the paper will pursue methods to honorably secure victories. It notes it does not claim sole wisdom, respects earnest Democrats, and condemns harsh attacks by those driven by personal spite.
A call to conservative leaders to adopt reason over partisan fervor as the Republican and Democratic parties' money and tariff policies face overhaul. The piece argues for unity against extremist rhetoric, prioritizes monetary and tariff reform, and warns that division could cement Republican power and burden agriculture. It notes the Democratic stance against bounties and tariffs while acknowledging some party figures’ missteps.
An educational meeting for university and college professors of the State is proposed for the 16th to discuss forming an association to promote higher education. The plan arose from the Teachers Assembly and aims to unite colleges for concerted action benefiting all educational interests. A prominent citizen praises Gov Holt’s Exposition speech. A medical ad notes dyspepsia relief with Simmons Liver Regulator.
Ex President Cleveland remarks in New York praising a baby born moments earlier and joking about suffrage and prohibition. He notes politics and the Democratic party may gain from a woman's suffrage bill while quipping about a sturdy newborn.
Mr John L Borden of Goldsboro will be married today in the episcopal church in Goldsboro at 9 PM to Miss Rena Micks Simmons Liver Regulator touted as most excellent for appetites Brady crotine bottles sell for fifty cents and pledge to cure headaches P P P touted for sores and healing effects
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