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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1891
Page
2
Daily and weekly rates listed with postage terms and a one year price. A customer service note invites reports of missed deliveries by postal mail, promising prompt attention and urging readers to mail address and complaint details. A quoted Ben Tillman political view is included.
The piece argues that monarchies are failing as people gain independence and demand rights. It cites a Trade's Congress banquet in London where only the Queen received a toast and predicts a British republic in coming years. It also notes the Dallas Eagle has suspended and hopes for Mr. Little's return to journalism.
The Roanoke News editorial by W. W. Hart of Halifax County argues against third party threats. Hart, an Alliance member and former House member, praises railroad commission work and calls Marion Butcher a steady voice. Both urge readers to heed their pragmatic, patriotic view and resist extremist Alliance elements threatening Republican rule.
A newspaper condemns the Sun for publishing purported revelations of the Farmers' Alliance lodge room. It argues information source was unreliable regardless of origin and asserts members deserve privacy and faithful treatment of their secrets. The piece denounces informers as unfit for a reputable press.
The Chronicle begins a new volume this week and has run daily for about 18 months with a subscription near 2500, the state's largest daily circulation. Mr. Daniels shows brains and energy, supports external Democratic principles, and pursues success without the harshness that estranges some from the party.
A New York Press correspondent cites a letter from Ohio's Josefh B. Foraker criticizing Jenny Sherman. Foraker says Sherman seeks to draw away his supporters to block his senate bid and warns of a clash if Sherman does not play fair during the campaign.
A pig swallowed a can of tro glicerine near Toledo Ohio last Friday and walked away with a grunt. It collided with a mule causing an explosion. When the smoke cleared the mule and pig were gone leaving a big hole in the ground.
Eighty seven new subscribers joined the Daily State Chronicle in ten days as it aims for 500 by January 1. Senator Burien of South Carolina and Hon. Tom Watson of Georgia spoke on the Sub-Treasury at Batesburg, S.C., for four and a half hours, each favoring their view.
Greensboro figures mourn three leaders who died in 1891 Julius A Gray Thomas C Worth and William M Houston are remembered Mecklenberg Times reports Senator Ransom avoids Sub Treasury issues and speaks to veterans in Shelby Abbott's East Indian Corn Paint is recommended for corns warts and bunions
An advertisement urges customers to buy seasoned and half seasoned oak and hickory, plus pine, for winter fuel. It warns not to wait for the Southern Inter-State Exposition in Raleigh opening Oct 1, 91, and directs orders to Phil H. Andrews.
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