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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1891
Page
2
Dairy rates listed by length with negative amounts, weekly and club options noted. Liberal commission for club agents and free sample copies on application.
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Ben Tillman asserts he is a Democrat who seeks reforms within the party and warns that organizing a third party in the South would fail. The remark is dated Wednesday, September 23, 1891.
The New York World quotes a joke about an Irish deer hunter who hesitates to shoot a high jumping buck. It parallels leaders who rush to act and ignore others, risking self damage by overreaching in a single day.
In Sidney Ohio Hon Roger Q Mitts defends free coinage as adding only 12 million dollars yearly to circulation while treasury notes total 60 million. He says excessive federal taxation drives hardship more than currency, warns tariff raises prices by about 1.4 billion annually, and calls for free trade to boost demand, commerce and industry.
The Exposition depends on railroads into Raleigh to draw large crowds. Rates published in the Chronicle anger readers as insufficient. A one cent a mile rate is urged for two months, with telegrams from officials indicating possible adoption.
Mrs. Joan A Locan condemns the Republican party as disintegrating praising patriotism and loyalty once it "falls to pieces." She cites leaders gone and new figures driven by ambition and avarice while noting The New York World blames the party for courting mammon.
L F Yonita, a Kansas third party leader, predicts a push to “burst the solid south” with a free vote and fair count. the Alliance may back it and Poxx will endorse in a message. Tennessee Legislature adjourns without addressing convict lease, raising fears of trouble at Briceville and possible troops and bloodshed.
A San Francisco lumber trust pays $7000 a year to idle a Puget Sound mill. While lumber here sits idle, San Francisco prices are more than double those in the East. The piece condemns trusts and calls for severe penalties to deter wicked combinations.
Gen E Burd Grubb, U S Minister to Spain and New Jersey governor candidate, will wed Violet Sopurth of Lismore Scotland. The event links Grubb’s daughter and Violet as friends. Gen Grubb is currently in America. Tourgee is in Washington. readers note his lively tales of the South delight judges Russell and Evans.
Advertises checking for authenticity with a red Z Trade-Mark on the wrapper front and side seal bearing the signature of J. H. Zeilin & Co. The notice urges buyers to wake up and examine to distinguish genuine items from frauds and imitations.
Tete from Raleigh announces relocation to Wilson NC offering leaf tobacco handling with many buyers and prize houses. Jones of Anderson promotes the Wilson warehouse as a leading tobacco market with daily sales exceeding expectations and asks for continued patronage.
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