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The State Chronicle

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1892

Page

2

Supreme Court affirms tax ruling on Wilmington and Weldon lines

The U S Supreme Court in an opinion by Chief Justice Fuller upholds a North Carolina ruling that the Halifax to Weldon branch lines of the Wilmington and Weldon Railroad are taxable, while noting the franchise exemption does not cover the branch lines. The decision limits tax exemptions and supports state authority to tax railroad branches and terminal segments.

W. Railhoad Alesford Supreme Court of the United States Fuller Supreme Court of North Carolina Wilmington and Weldon Railroad Company B. I. Allsford Halifax County General Assembly Halifax and Weldon Railroad Wilmington and Raleigh Wilmington and Weldon Weldon Halifax and Weldon Wilzton and Weldon Road Halifax Mail County Reid, Sherif Halifax N.C Wallace United States Supreme Court State Court Davis Halifax and Weldon Road Board of Railroad Commissioners Weldabh Couch Wilmington and Weldon Road Railroad Company Superior Court of Allsbrook Connor Wilson Halifax and Supreme Court Clark Wilmington Roanoke River North Carolina Sam l, F. Phillips Thomas N. Hill W. H. Day A. W. Haywood R. O. Burton Davidson Sam’l. F. Phillips Robert O. Burton Burton Groxsia Northen Georgia

Critics dispute Harrison prosperity view in Baltimore Sun

The Baltimore Sun disputes the presidents claim of national prosperity noting ignored population growth, cultivation expansion, and resources. It argues rail expansion and tariffs alone cannot explain wealth while warning about neglect of shipping and shipbuilding. Congress member Breckinridge of Kentucky introduces a bill repealing federal election marshal sections, signaling partisan clash over poll laws.

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