Chinese Exclusion Bill Debates Reach Senate and House
In the Senate a Chinese exclusion bill as amended faces debate with Senatorial pleas for humanity and warnings about economic ties with China. Mr. Sherman and others denounce the act as barbarous and warn of diplomatic harm. In the House a vote on the Noyes-Rockwell case looms as members from both parties argue over contest validity and procedure.
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Washington
Senate
Dolph
Senate Committee On Foreign
Felton
California
Sherman
Congress
Vancouver
Ir. Frye
C. P. Huntington
Southern Road
Custom House
China
San Francisco
Milstrom
United States
Wilson
Iowa
Geary
Butler
South Carol
Tomorow
Chandler
House OF Representatives
Noyes
Cobb
Alabama
Hockwell
House
Pike
Ilinois
Allen
Dem
Mississippi
Edmond
Missouri
Sr. Allen
Rockwell
Ein
Michigan
Committee On Elections
Reading Strike Threat Looms Over Rail System
New York April 21 reports a big strike threat on the Reading combined as engineers and other Readings workers oppose management after trains were cut and union men discharged. The Brotherhood of Engineers leads the effort to force terms, with fear the entire system may halt if unresolved. President McLeod reportedly vows to rid the system of unionists, inviting a confrontation.
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New York
Reading
Lehigh Valley
Jersey Central
Brotherhood of Engineers
Combine
McLeod
State Chronicle
Harrisburg
Chris Magee
Washington
Blaine
Magee
Fraud Charges Split Louisiana Election Returns
In Louisiana and New Orleans on April 21, late results show Foster Farmers' Alliance gaining ground while McEnery supporters denounce the vote as fraudulent. Legislative control remains uncertain with Foster likely to lead the House. third party and Republican gains expected in outlying parishes. Separate telegraphic summary from New Jersey lists horse races with runtimes and winners including Maxim, Eleanor, Character, Moonstone, Sandstone, Quibbler.
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Louisiana
State Chronicle
New Orleans
Foster-Farmers’ Alliance Combine
Times Democrat
McEnery
Foster
People’s
Third Party
Leonard
Breaux-Yarmouth
GutTensure
N. J
Maxim
Fitzroy
Craft
Eleanor
Nick
Reydel Mar
Character
Rotation
Defaulter
Moonstone
Illspent
Salisbury
Sandstone
Sernado
George
Quibbler
Picket
Centaur
Tragic Akron Morning Suicide Shocks Family
Akron Ohio April 21 Mrs Anna Percy wife of night foreman Percy of the Cleveland paper company at Monroe Falls shot herself after kissing her four children at breakfast dying instantly no cause given. Also notes on phosphate trust rumors in Charleston and embezzlement by Rothschilds chief cashier Jaeger. Dudley as a churchman at Richmond opposed Harrison re election. Fayetteville post office now run by three negro assistants. Davis sanity case expert testimony in Wilmington. Postoffice inspector Ashley mystery movements across Charlotte Mooresville Statesville Salisbury.
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Arvianta
Mary Rasberry
Lucinda Harwell
Harwell
Rasberry
Akron
Anna Percy
Percy
Cleveland Paper Company
Monroe Falls
Dudley
W. W. Dudley
Richmond
Ind
Colonel Dudley
Harrison
Tragic 16 year old Roscoe Walker ends his life in Smiths Grove
Roscoe Walker sixteen son of farmer John Walker of Smiths Grove in Mocksville county died yesterday afternoon by shooting himself in the head with a shotgun. He had ploughed all day and tied his team before going indoors to fetch the gun, using a stick to discharge it. No motive is given for the act. The incident closes a day of quiet farm labor and sudden tragedy for a local family.
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Mocksville
N. C
Roscoe Walker
John Walker
Smith’s Grove
Hickory Press
Carolinian
North Carolina
Old North
Beaufort County
Democratic seek unity and platform harmony in NC debates
A long address urges alliance and non alliance Democrats to unite behind a conservative state platform, reject changes to drive party harmony, and support a shared ticket. It defends cub treasury principles while urging focus on Congress for national differences, and calls for sacrificial unity across counties.
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Democratic Connerse
Organization of Democracy
North Carolina
Democratic Party
Congress
Alliance
State Convention
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Carolina
Columnia
S. C
Ellery M. Brayton
Minneapolis
Republican Party
Ellery M. Brayson
Ron
Vucla
Bolet Peraza
Caracas
Venezuela
Los Andes
Zemora
Crespo
Carabobo
Senor Bolet Peraza
J. C. Osmond
John C. Burchell
Telegri
Cuarteston
F.S. Rodgers
Loxpox
Frankfort
Herr Jaeger
Rothschilds
Fayetteville
Ben. Henderson
Davis
P. L. Murphy
Western Hospital
Wilmington
John C. Davis
Ashley
United States Postoffice
Charlotte
Mooresville
Statesville
Davie
Polhce Davidson Dispatch
Holt
Asheville
Cleveland
Wilmington Messenger
Winston Sentinel
EF. C. Smith
Perquimans County
Edgecombe
Wilmington Star
Kenansville
E. T. Pigford
A. F. Williams
Charlotte News
Sharon Township
Mecklenburg
Thomas L. Vail
R. B. Alexander
H. K. Reid
George N. Wearn
People’s Party
North
Miller
Col. Derer
Lenoir
Sigmon
Cherryville
Cleveland County
J. D. Miller
Alexander
Catawba County
Hickory
C. E. Crist
C. L. Keehn
People's Press
Blum
Messrs
L. V
E. T. Blum
Salem
Dick Beaman
Tobe Price
Price
Beaman
Sle
Joel Price
Tobe
Mary J. French
Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association
DuVal French
Col
Jno. S. Hinsdale
French
Department of Agriculture
Patapsco Guano Company
American Fertilizer Company
Supreme Court
State
Crane
D. A. Covington
Batchelor & Devereux
Car State Chronicle
Democrac
Tansylvania University
Lexington
Byt
James B. Beck
J G. Carlissa
J. U.S. Blackburn
Raleigh
Elias Carr
National Bank
Greenville
News and Observer
Progressive Farmer
Frank Leslie
Col. Polkin
E. C. Smith
Jesse J. Yeates
T.R. Jernigan
D. M Garter
L. C. Latham
Thomas G. Skinner
Flist
Vance and
Ransom
Gland
Harter
Randall
Carlisle
Skinner
Firet Coot
Rocky Mount
Col. Faison
the Railroad Commisss Team
Deaver
Richmond & Danville
Albea
Western Union Telegraph Company
Ely
E. W. Willard
Joliet
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