Government attacks Mormon emigration networks and influence
A Durham editorial denounces Mormon colonization efforts as immoral and compares them to Chinese importation schemes. It urges swift extinction of the large Mormon corporations entrenched in territorial law and money, calling for decisive action to end the Utah influence.
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Henry VIII
France
Austria
Italy
Mexico
South America
Canton
Pacific
Europe
Utah
Mormoniem
Con Cience
Howerton & Bro
Ton & Bro
Main St
Durham
Pension excess sparks call for reform in politics
The article chronicles outrage over extravagant pensions and congressional appropriations. It urges voters to reject delegates who back lavish payments and to demand reform within both parties to curb spending and restore accountability.
Democratic call for Graham in district race
A correspondent urges Democrats in Chatham Orange Alamance and Durham to nominate Major John W. Graham for Congress. The writer argues the district deserves representation from the other end and accuses local leaders of greed for office while praising Graham as a capable, true Democrat who will represent all people in Congress.
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Chatham
Orange
Alamance
Durham
Congress
John W. Graham
Major Graham
The Mormon Bill Opposed by Critics
The piece blasts Congress for slow anti Mormon legislation and criticizes powerful church tied corporations that fund polygamy and Utah statehood obstacles. It denounces the policy of robbing a church with vast wealth used to overawe state powers.
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Congress
Utah
Union of States
Imay
Editors and Teachers Thank State Press for Support
During the Teachers' Assembly business session Captain B. Deneson reported resolutions from the special committee expressing gratitude to North Carolina's State Press. The six hundred teachers praise the press for promoting wider education, improving instruction, and standing as the assembly's ally in advancing public welfare.
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Teachers’ Assembly
B. Deneson
Blair
North Carolina
North Carolina Teachers’ Assembly
State Chronicle
Twenty Pension Bills Vetoed by President in Final Review
In Wasatxaton on July 7 the President vetoed 20 of 141 special pension acts delivered January 24. He spent the last legal days reviewing voluminous reports from the Pension Bureau and House committee, personally examining each bill. Of 655 acts examined to date, 565 have become laws and 120 have been vetoed. One act was recalled.
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Wasatxaton
Jane
Commissioner of Pensions
House Committee
Pension Bureau
Heavy Loss by Fire in New York Warehouse Blaze
North's warehouse in Conors New York burned last night destroying cotton wool and knit goods owned by multiple manufacturers including Parsons Co and Silliman Books Co. Loss estimated around 200000 dollars.
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Conors
N. Y
North
Parsons & Co
Silliman, Books & Co
Vance Speaks at Tammany Hall Birthday Celebration
Senator Zebulon B. Vance addressed a Tammany Hall audience praising democracy and opposing spoils systems. He argued for equal rights, warned against Mugwumps, and urged northern unity for democratic principles while lauding Ireland's local self government and Gladstone.
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Tammany Hall
Tammany Society
Zebulon B. Vance
Washington
Vance
North Carolina
South Carolina
Keon
Paiva
Ireland
William E. Gladstone
Judge Avery Undergoes Cancer Surgery in Morganton
Judge A C Avery arrived from Morganton and stayed at the Belmont Hotel in Charlotte. He underwent a skilful operation by Drs. Graham and Jones to remove a cancerous growth from the inner lip lining and has since rested well. The cancer had troubled him for some time but was not deemed serious and was removed to prevent growth.
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Judge A. C. Avery
Morganton
Belmont Hotel
Senate confirms Treasury aide and postmaster picks
The Senate confirms Hugh Smith Thompson of South Carolina as Assistant Secretary of the Treasury and W. J. Winn as Postmaster at Birmingham Alabama. The Chicago anarchist trials draw sharp criticism as a threat to peace and order in the city.
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Wasntxotox
Senate
Hugh Smith Thompson
South Carolina
the Treasury
W. J. Winn
Birmingham
Alabama
Chicago
Detroit Tribune
Public Opinion and Election Cycles Across Nations
A compilation of editorials arguing that elections occur on a four year cycle and musing on how daily politics might differ if polling occurred after every failed measure. It contrasts with England and critiques the jury system stressing intellect and concern among jurors. Included is a store notice by A Mohlberg announcing six week clearance sales of all goods.
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A. Mohlberg
Thurman Denies Father Offer to Cabinet Post
Thurman says ex Senator Thurman has nothing to do with cabinet jobs and intends to retire from politics. He cites the September telephone case and other matters as his remaining duties, with no new engagements expected.
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Cincinnati Dispatch
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Main Street
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Golden Belt
Medical College of Virginia
Richmond
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Lockville
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Lemon
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J. W. Wiggins JR
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Oxford, N. C
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Iti
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All Drapriete
Tavion
Atlanta
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