Senate Debates Close as Morgan Delays Silver Resolution
The Senate resumes routine business after Mr. Morgan defers his silver resolution until Monday. The session features discussion on Indian policy, the treasury notes exchange, and tariff issues with remarks by Dawes, Hoar, Vilas, and Dalzell. The House debates the tariff and wool bills, with speeches by McMillin, Cox, and others before adjourning without final action.
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Tobacco sale reporting bill urged for repeal by Virginia lawmaker
Mr. Buchanan from the House judiciary committee reported to the House advocating passage of a bill to repeal the section of the revised statutes that requires farmers selling leaf tobacco to provide government officers with detailed sales data. The committee contends no reason exists to force evidence, accounts, or affidavits under penalties, unlike others in the community.
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Brutal Murder Report Near Northampton in North Carolina
Jackson NC April 1 Special. Atlas Taylor was murdered near this place last night. His head was beaten to a jelly and the killer threw the body into a nearby swamp not far from Dr. J N Ramsey’s.
Cleveland Leads In Jackson Vote Count In 1912 Election
A Jackson Tennessee poll reported by the St Louis Republic shows Cleveland 257, Palmer 4, Boies 3, Mill 1 among Jackson voters.
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Minnesota Delegates to Chicago Convene for Cleveland
Minnesota has instructed its eighteen delegates to the Chicago convention to vote for Grover Cleveland.
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Osborne for Attorney General Emerges as Dem Nominee
The Democratic State Chronicle endorses Frank J. Osborne of Mecklenburg for Attorney General at the May 15 state convention. Described as a brilliant lawyer and powerful prosecutor with deep NC roots, Osborne is praised for learning, oratory, and trusted public service across the 11th district and Western North Carolina.
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State News Roundup From North Carolina Across Towns
Fire at Swansboro caused a $20000 loss. Two Mormon elders preach near Chapel Hill. two missionaries driven from Chapel Hill. Bank of Oxford reopens under receiver Lassiter. Nag’s Head cottages washed out by storm. Neuse city to spell New Bern. Charlotte shows two $40000 buildings rising nearby. Oxford & Coast Line railroad may boost Oxford. Mary G Pippen wed Dr Ryland G Sadler at Whitakers. John W Keziah in Union county assigns assets. Silver ore found at Blackwell Mountain near Whetstone. Greensboro hosts April 27 trustees meet for colored college presidency. Henry Strayer loses home and child in Rockingham fire. Rutherford college notes increasing attendance. Fife meeting in Lumley township a failure. Rev Bernheim new Wilmington pastor. Dr Reid to publish NC Conference bios. Keeley Institute planned in Durham with $200000 capital. Robinson property sale in Asheville netted $5500. Robeson Institute funding to begin soon. New Bern fire damages four buildings of R G Mosely. Guilford murder of Nora Welch by log accident. Wilkesboro hotel window stone thrown. Mecklenburg county Prohibition pledge circulates with S Watson Reid. W N railroad robberies lead to arrests including Deprato and Menecrief. State Sunday School convenes at New Bern. next at Reidsville. Desperate Cleveland county fight ends with wounds to Hampton Hunt. Goldsboro inquiry into wire fencing dealings in Wayne. Mrs Ellen Greelish drowns in Cape Fear river at Wilmington. Street clash in Statesville over political matters between Cowles and Brown.
Electric Bitters and Arnica Salve Cure Longstanding Ailments
Spec S H Clifford of New Casse suffered rheumatism stomach trouble and liver issues with poor appetite and weakness. Three bottles of Electric Bitters improved his condition. Edward Shepard had a running sore for eight years cured using Electric Bitters and Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. A resident in Catawba with leg sores also recovered after treatment. Sold by John Y Mack.
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Catawba
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