Why Cleveland Favors Free Coal and Its Impact
A Riverside news summary notes the claim that free coal benefits the Whitney Coal Trust and harms American interests in New England. It outlines coal origins from Virginia West Virginia Maryland and Pennsylvania and projects economic fallout on railways ships miners and prices, with potential royalties to the Dominion government. The piece cites the Cincinnati Commercial and a legal syllabus touching oyster bed grants and court decisions.
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Whitney Coal Syndicate
Grover
New England
Newport News
Norfolk
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Pocahontas
Flat Top
Virginia
West Virginia
Cumberland and
George's Creek
Maryland
George’s Creek
Lewiston
Nova Scotia
Whitney Coal Trust
Trust
Dominion
Oyster Law Decision Adopts Board Authority in North Carolina
The Supreme Court of North Carolina on February 27 1894 upheld provisions of the 1887 oyster laws creating a board of commissioners to set public shellfish beds. The decision addresses protests to board actions and makes the board’s determinations final unless reversed. The Hyde county dispute by J H Blount against C C Spencer preceded the ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnterer
Supreme Court
W. T. Cano
Supreme Court of the State
New Berne Journal
J. H. Blount
C. C. Spencer
Hyde County
Superior Court
J. E Graves
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Board of Commissioners
Ita
The Greatest Bargain Ends With Joyner’s Payment
An 1893 Greenville North Carolina tobacco dealer O L Joyner sends a $250 check to Progressive Farmer Raleigh to settle a $2 advertisement bill. He offers good wishes and notes value received for the ad. The communication reveals period business practices and small-town commerce.
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Cleveland
Oyster Law
North Carolina
Darnell & Thomas
Fayetteville St
Raleigh
N.C
Oxport
N. C
C. Parker
Seaboard
H v
R. L Buren
Jor
U. S. Journal of Medicine
W.h.peeke
P.O
W. H. Fee
F. D
Cedar St
New York
Richland Creek
Valeteh N.C
The
North Carolina College
Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Alexander Q. Holladay
Prest
J. R. Rives
Aso Goldston
Chatham, Co
Richard C. Branch
Swift Creek
Wake County
Uy. Springs
Cunty
A. M. Jones
J. W. Olive
Il Aearmer
Sheetal
J. G. Leasure & CO
West Va
Ohio
Ohio Valley Farmer
Wake Forest College
Wake Forest, N. C
Professional School of Law
Sons of Ministers
C. E. Taylor
W-L. Douglas
Brockton
Mass
W. L. Douglas
Heller Bros
Agenta
Ra Eigh
D. W. C. Harris
Smalley” Cutters
Horse Powers & Wood's
Smalley Mfg. CO
Thomas H. Briggs & Sons
Raleigh, N. C
National Watchman
National Watchman Co
Washington, D. C
Witcsex Specific Co
University of North Carolina
University
Winston
Chapel Hill
Express
National
MFC. & Importing CO
Dearborn St
Chicago
Ridgeway High School
John Graham
Ridgeway
A. G. Baptist Almanac
N. B. Cobb
U. S
Peaks Forest College
Jamson
Drs. Royal
Tupper Ansers
Virginia Sun
Richmond, Va
Staunch
Jane
the Sun
United States
SUN
Virginia Bun
Richmond
Salem
Female Academy
J.H Clewe LU
G. Ed. Kestler
Va Farmsi
J. Z. Green
Conerd
Vitere
Wes
Vestiovle
Nothring
Earth
Concord
Prague
Telephone Blig
Detroit, Mich
Dakota Ruralist
Pioneer Alliance
Northwest
H. Lucks
National Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union
J. R. Lowe
South Dakota Alliance
Ruralist
Nowet
LE Brun
Sso
I KF Fougera & Co
North Wille St
Berwangernn’s
Bul. Telger Bos
Nour
Hieu Art Clothiers
Dixie Farmer
the Great Farm, Industrial and Stock Journal of the South
Publi Hins CO
Atlanta
People's Party
N. A. Dunning
Washington, D.C
G. P.O
Winton, N.C
Creamery and Dairy
Waterloo
Iowa
Chicaco Veterinary College
Ghes
M. R.C
Chica
Institute For Young Ladies
Conservatory of Music
Leipsic
Boston
Jas Clawiddie
University of Virginia
University College OF Medicine
Hunter McGuire
Jos. A. White
A. M
R. J. Allison Hodges
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