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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1896

Page

3

State news and scattered local items from North Carolina

A long county by county roundup notes tax settlements, church moves, crimes, accidents, and town happenings across North Carolina. It citesRockford shifts, a Raleigh church project, a murder case in Stanly, a railway accident, and local trials while reporting on population, newspaper plans, and political reform discussions.

Britain and Venezuela dispute and Monroe doctrine stance

Arthur James Bal Four argues the boundary issue with Venezuela is longstanding and tests U S British relations. He stresses avoidance of war, cites Monroe doctrine, and asserts Britain seeks no territorial gains while preparing for defense of the empire.

Republicans Surprised by Silver For Free Coinage Move

Washington February fourth. Senate Finance Committee substitutes a free coinage of silver provision for the tariff bill. Republicans express surprise and debate strategy as West of Missouri and others push to strike the enacting clause and insert unlimited silver coinage. Debate centers on whether to delay, split the bill, or push a path favorable to silver opponents.

Treasury Washington Senate Committee On Finance Morrill Chaumee Senate Ceankter West Missouri Woleer Tie Committees House Bo Perhip Thay Petion Farus Congress Piunance Committee Qasy

Bond Bill Disposed By Ways and Means Committee

The Ways and Means Committee disposed of the House bond bill with the Senate substitute directing Dripley to report with a recommendation that the House concur in the Senate amendments. The vote to nonconcur passed 4 to 11. A program was not fixed, but the measure was to be called after the District of Columbia appropriation bill and two days allowed for consideration.

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