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Newspaper

The State Chronicle

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1892

Page

2

Democratic Gains in Congress and Currency Policy

The text argues that after a wartime Democratic majority in both houses enacted a government circulation of 450 million dollars, vetoed by President Hayes, then overridden by Democrats. It claims Democrats secured greenbacks and blocked Republican retirement of 800 million, asserting today’s circulation is essential and too low. It also discusses the Alliance's role and cites Elias Carr’s election as Farmers Association president with praise for his leadership and farm management.

Democratic Party Congress Hayes Reas Republican Party North Carolina Elias Carr Progressive Farmer Col Farmers’ Alliance North Carolina Farmers’ Association Carr Old Sparta Ed Mmbe County

Progressive Farmer debates party ties and alliance fate

A long excerpted critique traces the Progressive Farmer from nonpartisan stance to third party alignment, arguing it betrayed alliance principles by entering politics. It cites editorials from 1886 to 1892 urging nonpartisan goals and condemning political machine claims, noting ongoing democratic optimism in North Carolina.

LO Saxnon Progressive Farmer Congress The Alliance Grange Allianees Order All S Allian

Co Insurance and the Broker Editorial

A New York Journal of Commerce editorial argues co insurance clarifies risk sharing in fire policy and condemns broker commissions. It notes 80 percent coverage rules shift losses to co insurers and urges reform of agent pay, suggesting higher policy premiums for owners with large coverage but warning against blanket co insurance mandates.

Co-Insurance New York Journal of Commerce Prich

Win em is Ready for Crow Stevenson Parade

Chronicle notes Winston-Salem readies to receive Crow Stevenson and party for a Monday parade with seven hundred graded school children to be reviewed by Gen. Stevenson. The path runs from Zinzendorf hotel to Salem square then to Shallow ford. Raleigh’s population is about fifteen thousand, many with throat and lung issues, Krmp’s Balsam advertised for sale by druggists.

Stevenson-Ewing Chronicle Winem Crow, Stevenson Gen. Stevenson Zinzendorf Hotel Fifth Street Old ‘Town Sixth Street Liberty Main Salem Square Shallowford Cherry Reservation Raleigh Krmp All Druggs

Tucker & Co High Class Novelties Show This Week

W H and Ross Tucker and Co announce from their store the display of high class novelties this week. The showcase includes dress fabrics with iridescent ribs moire fabric piping lines velour russe camels hair plaids velour tufts and related items.

New Trimmings and Bead Band Patterns Revealed

The listing details various decorative trim ideas including Persian bands pearl edges and glass combinations. It notes gorselets in iridescent beads jet insertings and leaf and scroll designs as part of the ongoing fashion accessory showcase.

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