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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1891
Page
2
Jostraus Daniel and H. B. Harpy list date line pricing for Daily and Weekly subscriptions with penalties for various terms. Liberal commission is allowed to club agents. Sample copies are available free on application.
The notice urges prompt reporting of undelivered or late papers. Readers should mail the address and complaint to the paper to ensure speedy attention and reach by six o'clock each morning.
The 1891 statement by Ben Tillman argues for reform while warning that organizing a third party in the South would fail. He emphasizes fighting party lines and staying Democrat as pure.
Citizens are invited to Brookside park this morning to hear Senator Perrer and other dignitaries address the Alliancemen at 11 o clock. Visitors from distant places are welcomed by Raleigh as they attend the event.
New York Herald reports Ex President Cleveland's infant daughter has not been named. Cleveland says no name is ready yet while Mrs Cleveland remains bright and the child grows, showing no fretfulness.
It is expected that Dom R Bru will canvass New York State very thoroughly during the next two months.
The New York Tribune reports September saw up to twenty one bridegrooms missing their wedding day nationwide, a 40 percent rise over prior Septembers. The piece explores theories from tariff effects to fear after marriage, noting seven absconders were widowers and questioning the widower failure rate.
Gov Holt's Raleigh address at the Exposition opening is praised as the ablest Southern State paper since the war. The North State notes the speech's wide press interest nationwide.
A global telegram announces Charles Stuart Parnell is dead after a storied career. Born in 1846 in Avondale Ireland he rose to leadership in Parliament and the Land League, facing scandal and political upheaval that split his party. The piece ends urging use of a health remedy, P P P, to restore vigor.
The piece describes a tense New York election landscape with Fassett as a strong Republican campaigner and FrLower seen as capable but hampered by Tammany. It notes intra party rifts, resignations, and opposition to Simeonan in Erie county, while Republicans claim party unity and intent to sway the Empire State despite Democratic discord.
Artur P. Gorman warned that the Force bill is not dead and will return in Congress if Republicans win in the fall. He cited Harrison as potential president and claimed Massachusetts Lodge backed the bill at the Republican convention, arguing the party remains committed to the Force bill as essential to the government.
The note endorses Simmons Liver Regulator as a most excellent appetizing product. Samuel S. Pentz is named as Chaplain to the Bishop of North Carolina in the same line.
Governor Campbell preaches democracy against the McKinley tariff. He questions unions in glass pottery coal and iron centers about wage increases under the 50 percent tariff rise and challenges McKinley to name a single protected industry with wage growth. Campbell vows to carry Ohio by 750000.
Secretary Blaine boasts of his eldest son Emmons being named assistant to the President of the Baltimore and Ohio with general charge of the western department. Emmons, educated and fluent, once spoke to French Canadian crowds in their language. Secretary Blaine still mourns Walker's death while taking pride in Emmons. The text ends with a health ad for Simmons Liver Regulator.
The unreadable text mentions cheaper options and a selection of goods, possibly kitchen items and flour, with references to value and sacrifice. Specific names, dates, or places are not discernible, making a precise report impossible.
The text appears garbled but mentions insurance offerings and security related terms. It references figures like 3 and 2 and hints at a company and ownership shifts. Notable names or locations are unclear due to OCR errors.
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