Major's Family Troubles and 1896 North Carolina Assembly Notes
A comic household tale centers on a Major beset by a difficult mother in law and a misfiring home, paired with dense transcriptions of late 19th century North Carolina legislative proceedings. The piece weaves personal anecdotes with bills, resolutions, and notes from the Senate and House.
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Governor Russell and North Carolina Railroad lease debate
A reader in Waynesville NC discusses Gov Russell’s interview on leasing the North Carolina Railroad. The correspondent opposes railroad monopolies, urges state control and restraining power over large railways, and cautions against selling to Southern Railway, arguing it would profit robbing the people. A question about rent remains.
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