Silver Debate Over Arizona Bond Bill and Noyes Rockwell Contest
In Washington on April 19 the Senate debated bond terms for Arizona funding. a roll call ended 28 to 23 with seven Republicans among the yeas. The discussion shifted to silver coinage with Mr. Teller opposing gold coin specificity and the bill passing in lawful US money. The House considered Noyes Rockwell election contest, with Georgia and Virginia members outlining positions and recount disputes from Elmira, New York.
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Hytoregrepa Ve Oie
Wasnixcox
D. C
Senate
Platt
House
Kyle
Farmers’ Alliance
South Dakota
United States
Yeas
Allen
Bate
Berry
Blackburn
Carroll
Coke
Colquitt
Daniel
Dubois
Faulkner
Gibson
Mid
Hansbrough Harris
Hill
New
Mitchell
Etter
Pugh
Ransom
Stewart
Teller
West
Walthall
Woolcotters
Nays
Ilissa
Carey
Chandler
Cullom
Saxon
Frye
Gray
Hale
Hawley
Hiscock
Hoar
McMillan
Manderson
Paddock
Palmer
Perkins
Pettigrew
Proctor
Sawyer
Stockbridge
Washburn
Wilson
Wyoming
Secretary of the Treasury
West Virginia
Morrill
District of Columbia
Toa Norrow
Concord approves seventy five thousand for railroad project
Concord approves a $75,000 appropriation for building the Concord Southern railroad by a vote of 389 to 13 amid a registered 561 voters. News from New York reports Astor family movements and London Paris travel plans of Wm Astor and related figures.
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Concorp
Concord
Concord Southern Railroad
Noyes Nomination Contested Over Ballot Security Claims
Lawson and Indiana Republican Mr. Johnson charged that Noyes entered the contest reluctantly and that ballots were left unguarded and tamperable. Johnson cited Doyle ballots as showing fictitious votes. Democrat Mr. Bacon opened the debate for the sitting member, and the House adjourned at the end of the session.
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Lawson
Johnson
Indiana
Noyes
Doyle
Bacon
New York
Rockwell
House
Indecent Assault Allegation Hits Irish Noble Nugent
London dispatch reports Hon Patrick Emilius John Greville Nugent brother of Baron Greville and Westmeath official accused by Miss Marion Price of attempting to assault her in a first class Brighton railway carriage. Guard corroborates, Nugent arrested, bail set at four hundred pounds.
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State Co
London
Patrick Emilius John Greville Nugent
Baron Greville
Miss Price
Nugent
Haywards, Heath
Hon. Patrick
Consecration of Holy Innocents Church in Henderson N C
The Holy Innocents Episcopal church in Henderson, consecrated by Bishop T B Lyman, drew a large attendance. Rev J E Ingle led services with visiting clergy as the bishop preached on building beautiful houses of worship. The ceremony featured a silver pontifical staff and a surpliced choir from Raleigh.
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Church of the Holy I Innocents
State Chronicle
Henperson
N. C
Episcopal Church of the Holy Innocents
T. B. Lyman
North Carolina
J. E. Ingle
Rae, Hunter
I. McK. Pittinger
Raleigh
M. Q. Turner
Kittrell
C. C. Quinn
Wadesboro
F. Bush
Pittsboro
Junius Horner
Oxford
Mr. Quinn
Church of the Good Shepherd
Baseball Roundup From April 19 Wins and Losses
On April 19 Baltimore, Cincinnati, Washington and Philadelphia triumphed in tight contests. Baltimore beat New York 9 to 4 behind strong hitting and perfect fielding. Cincinnati split a doubleheader with Chicago, winning 5 2 and losing 0 3, Mullane dominant in the second. Washington edged Brooklyn 7 6 with late-inning rallying and Duffee’s catching. Boston fell to Philadelphia 5 2 as Keefe shut out the first five frames.
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State Chronicle
Baltimore
New Yorks
Rusie
New Yorkers
McMahon
Orioles
New York
Robinson
Boyle
Mahoney
Cincinnati
Cincinnatis
Anson
Colts
John L. Sullivan
Mullane
Cincinnatii
Chicago
Chamberlain
Murphy
Hutchinson
Kittrids
Lynch
Harrington
Luby
Shriver
Wasuthcrox
D. C
Washingtons
Brooklyn
Griffin
Hart
Senators
Duffee
Corcoran
Washington
Katte Gastright
Milligan
Kinslow
Gaffney
Pumapetrnaia
Boston
Philadelphia Today
Jim Keefe
Philadelphia
Keefe
Clements
Clarkson
Kelly
Harst
Salisbury moved across prairie to Memphis in strange tale
A Texas visitor reports Salisbury was bought up by a rival, rolled seven miles to Memphis and cut into sections. Meanwhile in Greensboro a brutal shooting spree ends with the death of a wife, a police capture, and a motive tied to love and imprisonment. The piece also notes Democratic primaries planned for May 7 and May 14 in Wake county, Bible readings by Dr. Needham, World’s Fair fundraising, and Supreme Court dispositions and rulings on several cases.
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Texas
Charlotte
Salisbury
Prairie
Memphis
Salisbury Hotel
Greensboro
Charles Blackman
Blackman
Molly Dalton
Ile
Democratic Executive Committee
Wake County
Raleigh
Metropolitan Hall
W. C. Stroxacu
Democratic Ex. Com
Kate Jones
Wilson
Lucy Hawkins
Mebane
Grasons
Swepson
Holt
Linwood
Davidson County
Walter Pittman
Enfield
A. Coulter
L. O Walters
Wake Forest
Annie Walters
Charles M. Walters
P. L. Murphy
the Western Hospital
Morganton
D. W. Thomason
Baptist Church
Jefferson
Croft
T. J. Jarvis
Greenville
David Schenck
George W. Kidder
R. R. Cotten
Durham
Goldsboro
St. Paul's Methodst Church
John Gay
Hattie Stocumb
T. W. Stoucumb
J. J. Mott
EA. White
W. W. Rollins
Reidsville
Andrew L. Betts
Leaksville High School
Lucy Hastings
J. R Brooks
Charles M. Bushee
Supreme Court
Darden
Hertford County
Strate Cane- Nicle
Alliance of
St. Louis
Copeland
Alliance
G. Rosenthal
Carrie Rosenthal
Hella Rosenthal
Henri Heller
Kinston
Annie Rosenthal
Charles Ettinger
Meyerberg
J. H. Gill
Ivanhoe
C. B. Edwards
le McDowell Street
A Vernal Reverie and Seasonal Bloom
Poetic fragment describing a tranquil vernal scene with blooming flora and gentler skies. The speaker longs for spring’s warmth, contrasts with past gloom, and laments unable to translate the vernal music into verse. The cadence evokes hills, meadows, and whispering winds.
Heavy Vote Reported Across Parish in Louisiana Election
Reports from Louisiana indicate a heavy vote across parishes with activity centering on Madison Parish where black voters are said to back Foster, potentially shifting results away from McEnery. In San Antonio a clash left Sheriff Shelly and J J Carrolling wounded and two revolutionaries dead.
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Telegrane Wy Sac
New Derrans
Adviers
Vic. Mauberret
Fitzpatrick
Madison Parish
Foster
Madison
McEnery
San Antonio
Texas
Shelly
Starr County
J. J. Caroling
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Justice of the Court of Appeals of
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Late Chronicle
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Chroniale
Drayton—Borrowe
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J. Coleman Drayton
Astor
Jacob Astor
Europe
James R. Roowevelt
Nee Astor
England
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Wm. Waldorf Astor
Paris
Brazil
Rio Janeiro
Matto Grosso
Cuyaba
Corumbe
Alice Mitchell
Washineton
Penn
Danyer Edrington
Tenn
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Isabila Scott
Scott
Rbprosal
Tanmore
George Howard, Jr
Lizzie Rawls
Calgary
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Rocky Mount
Ton, N. J
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J. B. Graw
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George Lamont
Somerset
W. N. Nicholson
Cortland L. Parker
Middlesex
Samuel Dickey
Telegraph Vn A
Staten Island Dye Works
West New Brighton
Utica
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Agai
Patrick Nugent
Marion Price
Maparip
Pilip Munoz
Spain
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Olcott
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Cable and Letter
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Cutcaco
Olympic Club of
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William Laidley
B. F. Butler
Charleston Courier
Henderson
California
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Great Britain
Roswell
Roswell Smith
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Brown University
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Butler
Lowett
Mass
Jewett Publishing Company
Wales
Republican Party
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Geo. C. Needham
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First Baptist Church
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Christ
Needham
McCormack
Jernigan
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Barwell
Walker and Guthrie
Vickers
Henry
T. F Davidson
J. F. Ray
Loughran
Giles
Strong & Stror
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Taylor
Gooch
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Follette Vs
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Whitaker
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Fleming
Graham
Toll Iiridge Co
Flowers
Catawba
Foundry Co
Howland
State
Kerby
Alexander
Emerald Carcanete
the State Chronicle
Louisiana
Hoes
Soule
Prinst
Preesonal
Richmond & Danville Railroad
Guldsburo
Treteensboro
Rural Hall
Winston Salem
Ely
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Joliet
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