Cotton tie bill passes amid division vote
The House approved the cotton tie bill by a vote of 167 to 43 after a near tie caused by widespread absences. Republican Coburn of Wisconsin, Noll of Missouri, and English of New Jersey voted with Democrats against the measure. The session then adjourned until Monday.
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Wasuixcios
Yell
Pennsylvania
United States
Turner
Georgia
Il —Coburn
Wiscon
Noll
Missouri
New Deesey
Shively
Indiana
M. T
Michigan
Pension Office Probe Reveals Clerks Under Scrutiny
Special Examiner Brooks testified before the House pension investigating committee about watching clerks who interacted with George B. Fleming. He denied being instructed to monitor staff and said he reported observations voluntarily. The session noted Sproesser’s inquiry into Fleming’s clerical relations.
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State Chronicle
Washington
Brooks
Pension Office
George B. Fleming
Special Pension Investigating Committee of the House
Enlow
Sproesser
Pittsburg
Fleming
Weather and Crops Report Shows Favorable Spring Conditions
The North Carolina experiment station issue notes very favorable weather since April. Planting and harvesting dates are given for cotton tobacco corn wheat and oats with regional details. Collegiate baseball opened with Wake Forest and Oak Ridge Institute games and a University schedule update follows.
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North Carolina Experiment Station
Wake Forest
Oak Ridge Institute
Raleigh
University
Powell
Howell
Sledge
Mills
Young
Gore
Webb
Jones
Daniel
Newton
Tate
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McGann
Winstons
Johnston
Hendren
Oldham
Floyd
Robertson
Wood
Hoke
Kenan
Moye
Biggs
Lanier
Atlanta, &c
University of Georgia
University of North Carolina
Guilford College
Chapel Hill
Charlottesville
Virginia
University of Virginia
Richmond
Trinity
Atletics
Durhams
Daniels
Avery
Davis
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Raleigh Male Academy
Asheville
Bingham’s
College
Perrin Busbee
Oak Ridge
Busbee
Messrs
Bailey
Christian
Robbins Butler debate draws thousands in Raleigh rally
The Robbins and Butler debate drew 2000 to 3000 attendees including Alliancemen from Catawba and Rowan counties. Robbins argued against the sub treasury and government railway ownership while Butler dodged a direct Chicago convention endorsement, signaling potential party realignments. A Bible conference and the 1892 State Fair Executive Committee list followed in Raleigh notices.
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N. C
Robbins
Butler
Catawba
Rowan
Maj
St. Louis
Ile
Polk
Cleveland
Hill
Chicago
North Carolina
Intelligent
Memorials and Confederate Veterans Meeting Highlights
A memorial by John H Bones on Governor Holden blends personal memory with his religious and literary life. The third annual United Confederate Veterans meeting in New Orleans drew 3000 spectators with grand tableaux and Mrs Jefferson Davis. Gen Gordon led resolutions urging pensions for Davis and state legislatures to grant $500 yearly to her. Additionally NC figures announced include rewards in Rowan and Surry counties, and appointments for George H Taylor and Thomas McLawhorn.
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Rareiou
N. C
Holten
Gov. Holden
John S. Boner
Salem
New York World
Milton
Tam
Ifolden
John
North Carolina
Fayetteville Street
Holden
Hill
Christ
Jons H. Bones
United Confederate Veterans
New Orleans
French Opera House
J. 3. Gordon
Kirby Smith
Beauregard
S. D. Lee
Longstreet
Nichols
KR. KF. Hoke
W. H. Jackson
P. Mo . Young
R. L. Gibson
Winnie Davis
John B. Gordon
Republic
Confederacy
Lis
Gordon
George Stuart
Maryland
Robert F. Hoke
Heyward
Columbia
S. C
Rafus Barringer
Jefferson Davis
Virginia
South Carolina
Florida
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Arkansas
Tennessee
Indiana Territory
Kentucky
Missouri
Cleveland and Gray in sharp Democratic clash in Marion convention
The Marion county Democratic convention ended in bedlam as Moulders' Union marchers backed Emmett, while Cleveland supporters pressed ahead. Sheriff Langernenberg and Robert Emmett dominated the talk as resolutions failed and Cleveland momentum grew ahead of November. Local society notes include weddings, addresses, and travel announcements from Mount Airy to Goldsboro.
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Inpianavents
Marion County Democracy
Sheriff Langernenberg
Robert Emmett
Moulders’ Union
Emmett
Bedlam
Joan W. Kern
P. Gray
Grays Umme
Kern
Cleveland
Committee On Resolutions
Lewis Jordan
Gray
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State Chroniccle
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Southport
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J. J. Young
Polenta
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Rocky Mount
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Laurinburg
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Poplar Hill
George W. Hinshaw
Elias Carr
Old Sparta
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Clayston
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J. D. McNeill
Fayetteville
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Ridgeway
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Mir
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Governor Holden
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Rowan County
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New York City
Thomas McLawhorn
Grifton
Pitt County
Henry Preston Hodges
Banner Jolly
Surry County
Mount Airy
J. W. Watterson
Maggie Durham
Brooke Empie
Bermuda
C. Benedict
J. E. Robinson
Goldsboro
Geo. H. Currie
Freeport,Ilinois
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N. I. Cobb
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the Yarboro
D. M. Hines
L. Hi. Luther
R. Street
Newbern
C. D. Brady
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Baltimore
Broooks
Reidsville
Charlotte
B. P. Williamson
Vermont
Alfred Ingold
Greensboro
Robert Garrett
Lindley
Chatham
Minnie W. Rowland
Henderson
J. C. Rowland
J. R. Rankin
W. C. Moore
New Light Township
John N. Cole
Littleton
Robert O. Burton
M. &. Church
White
Nall’s
Ophir
Montgomery County
Joe Harley
Jim Woodell
Massey
Meadow Township
Johnston County
John D. Whitford
Washington, D. C
New Bern
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