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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1891
Page
2
Directors Justinus Danes and H. B. Harpy announce terms post free for dairy and weekly subscriptions. One year dairy costs six dollars, six months three dollars, one month no charge. weekly one year with one dollar twenty five cents, clubs of five save one dollar. Liberal commission to club agents. sample copies available on request.
If a paper is not delivered or is delayed, the notice urges reporting the fault by postal mail with address and complaint for prompt attention. It targets city subscribers expecting papers on doorsteps by six in the morning.
Ben Tillman warns that organizing a third party in the South would be a total failure, urging allegiance to existing party reform efforts rather than splitting the vote.
The Review of Reviews is highlighted for its monthly synopses of leading magazines, readers notes on world progress, and several strong articles. It offers illustrated features, broad appeal for households, and costs two dollars annually, making current literature accessible to more readers.
Public debate at Prosperity Alliance over the Sub Treas ury plan pits U S Senator M C Butler against Dr J W Stokes. Butler denies the attributed taunt that Alliance members “borrow money” and vows not to be swayed by threats. He says reelection, self respect, and conscience are dearer than office and will guide his stance.
The Kansas dairyman representative from the Fourth district told an Osage county audience that government should own and control all railroads. When asked how to fund them he replied that money is unnecessary because they belong to the people and to take them.
A sharp critique notes Tolstoy’s opposition to all marriages save his own ideal "angel marriages." It accuses him of irresponsibility as the father of sixteen children with only nine still living, the youngest being eight years old.
The piece reports on Republican backroom moves in New York as Pratt and Co. pivot from A D Waite to J Stoat Fassett amid Democratic factional strife. It notes the Platt ticket and possible Democratic nominees like R P Frower and tensions between Cleveland and Hitt factions affecting prospects.
A New York Tribune note recalls a large Irish churchyard stone found long ago bearing Latin looking inscriptions. A wit translated it phonetically into English sounding Latin, joking it reads Forty buses in a row then jokes about trucks and asks what they contain: peas and ducks.
The piece recounts Miss Elica Inez Anprr Son, daughter of a Savannah business man, ending her engagement with E. W. Binenam of the Brunswick Times after his drinking. It also notes Republican wool duties debate and a Local stenographer ad offering a small salary.
The excerpt describes Mrs Candier's Paris visit and a scene where Jean Pulls the heroine into an embrace. The heroine experiences mixed emotions of alarm and awakening as a kiss marks a shift from affection to passion in this Mas. Ametiz serial segment.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer outlines a proposed immense tin plate mill to be built in Chicago near the Lake Shore railroad. It would cost $800 and measure 39 by 58 feet with 2 262 square feet area. space allocations suggest 75 workers and a display of McKinley era policies. The piece also critiques McKinley Co. honest money rhetoric and notes Porter praising female workers while lamenting a missed Superintendent appointment. It cites a New York World report on Western Union versus Bell and lists Democratic Alliance ranks in Tennessee on sub Treasury debate.
Mc Kinter seeks to sideline the tariff issue while CAMPBELL aims to place the silver question in the same quarter. Gov. Huu's Albany affiliated newspaper advocates free coinage of silver.
News notes that Mr. R. T. Covington editor of the Red Springs Chief is improving and hopes to resume control of his paper soon.
An old advertisement claims the Genuine Zerilin liver supplement stands apart from imitators with a red trademark on the wrapper. The copy emphasizes authenticity and the distinct branding of J H Zerilin & Co.
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