How They Disagree and the Internal Revenue Debate
The piece argues the Republican party faces a civil split over internal revenue policy noting past opposition to repeal and current pledges to repeal if elected. It cites Senator Brown and Senator Harrison's votes, questions party unity, and highlights related political commentary from the Goldsboro Argus and Statesville Landmark.
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Senate
Goldsboro Argus
Considerabe Ton H. R
Brown
Harrison
Statesville
Morton
North Carolina
Railway progress and notes from North Carolina
The rapid railway expansion in North Carolina features 2,356 miles of track across 47 lines at year start. The longest line is Western North Carolina at 285 miles, followed by Carolina Central at 264 miles, with Wilmington & Weldon at 3.1 miles across its branches. Total railway value reaches 10,773,130 dollars, with stock at 9,688,680 and property tax 18,151. Some lines remain untaxed due to charters and court rulings.
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North Carolina
Carolina Central
Cape Fear
Yadkin Valley
Ital
Seaboard & Roanoke
Raleigh & Gaston
Wilmington & Weldon
Supreme Court
Virginias Independent Colored Associations Meet in Support
The independent colored political associations of Virginia approved the Indianapolis conference call and appointed a fifteen member delegation to attend. They passed resolutions praising former minister J. Milton Turner and noting members who left the Republican party.
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Wasnixorox
Independent Colored Political Associations of
Virginia
Conference of
Independent Colored Men
Indianapolis
Crenigeens
J. Milton Turner
Liberia
Eee Ing Oi
Leekeeet Mee
Republican Party
Incendiary Blazes Reported in Rutherfordton
In Rutherfordton last night two arson attempts occurred. The B A store near the Charleston Cincinnati and Chicago depot suffered sat uration of the floor but was extinguished with no damage. No clues to the perpetrators found.
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Sexton,n
Rutherfordton
B. A
Charleston
Cincinnati
Chicago
Gearvian
Ohnenati
Great Loss of Property A Town Under Water
Panxensouno West Virginia July 11 A devastating storm Monday night caused massive property losses across twelve counties. A bridge valued at 10000 dollars was swept away, and vast quantities of wheat and timber floated downstream. Middle Island Tie Co. reported 45000 ties worth 13500 lost, and travel stalemated as lines like Columbus and Northern crumble toward Harwar Ohio. The town of Salewa is entirely submerged and residents fled their homes.
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Panxensouno
W. Va
Ecene
Middle Island Tie Co
Ee Eee & Ge
Columbus & Northern
Harwar
Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio
Saleva
Ben Harrison Nominated by Monopolists Rises as Election Question
A fragment notes Ben Harrison is named by monopolists and faces opposition over potential concealment of administration. It cites two reasons why he may not be elected and mentions Indianapolis Sentinel as a source.
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Pogue
Oie
Durhamrand
Ben Harrison
Ughin
Ndianapoli Sentinel
Dem
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London
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Charles Beresford
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Chatham County
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Warner
Mae
Boston
Evy
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New England
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Bowe
W. L. Pain
Dr. Bigeleberry
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