Tariff debate extension and rising political heat across states
The tariff debate extends to next Saturday after Democratic Ways and Means consent. Georgia and the South rally for tariff reform led by Cleveland and Mills bill ideas. North Carolina politics focus on primaries, nominations, and shifts in support for candidates like Hill, McClammy, Green, Caldwell, and Nichols amid party realignments.
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Colquitt
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Depot building advances in R. D. road project in Charlotte
Chronicle reports the new depot work in progress at the site with praise for the handsome structure. The item recalls Em peror Dom Pedro's illness and notes Princess Izabel acting as regent and her cabinet dismissal over slave emancipation.
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Brazil
England
Spain
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Pistol in Smoke Ends in Serious Wound
Two colored youths, Alex Odom and John Sears, argued over a woman in Smoky Hollow, Durham. Odom drew a pistol and fired at Sears, wounding him in the face near the nose and exiting near the ear. the injury is serious but not life threatening.
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Odom
John Sears
Otom
Sears
Fred
Sear
Tennessee Democratic State Convention Sees No Governor Election
The Tennessee Democratic State convention in Nashville reports no governor winner after the 734 ballot was reached with Taylor leading at 678. The text also includes garbled notes about a Maine incident and a misquoted measurement claim, reflecting a disjointed OCR page with mixed topics.
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Nashville
Taylor
Varied 19th Century News Snippets from Across States
Virginia law pins debt on a corpse. Dan’s trade review cites 209 failures in a week. Bishop Whittle of Virginia weak. Blaine not solid in New York. Nebraska farmer strikes neighbor’s roof while sleeping. Brazil’s Emperor ill in Milan. Breslau workers strike. Socialist papers seized. John Dillon’s Irish trial ends six months hard labor. NY Legislature passes electric chair bill. Prohibitionists convene in Columbia on 22nd. A negro lynched in Bowling Green for poisoning horses. A E Stevenson declines gubernatorial bid. Nicholson Frost & Co Boston clerk confesses to $10,000 fraud. Lyschbarg & Durham lands in Campbell and Halifax booming for timber.”
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Virginia
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Germany
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New York State
Durhm Y M C A Devotional Shaping Young Men
The Sunday Y M C A devotional in Durham inspires young men toward noble Christian character. A recorder praises the association as a warm ally fostering sympathy, friendship, and moral growth, linking Jesus as the root of church and social progress.
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Southern Baptist Convention opens in Richmond
The Southern Baptist Convention met for its annual session at First Baptist Church in Richmond, with 745 delegates reported from multiple states. Officers were elected including Rev. Dr J P Rose as president and Lewis B Ely as vice president. The Home Mission Board reported strong growth and Cuba work highlighted, urging prayers for Cuba.
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Atlanta
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Selma
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Augusta
Oliver F. Gregory
Baltimore
Home Mission Board
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South
America
Florda
Louisiana
Fisheries harvest grows as prices slip for Boston and coastal towns
Since December first, More heal City and Beaufort report nearly five thousand barrels of fish and shellfish moved. Merchants reap a harvest from the season while prices fall, with shad and oysters contributing to a fair catch for local fishermen amid lower markets.
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Beaufort
Washington
Parrish's Warehouse Promises Big Prices for Farmers
Farmers urged to return to market at Parrish's Warehouse promising high prices. The note hints at improved accommodations and better futures for sellers, inviting belief in a profitable re start.
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Parrish
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