Virginia Senate Debates Pension Office and Economic Bills
In Washington on February 10 the Senate extended debate on the Haber matter and related printing costs. Mr. Frye and Mr. Faulkner discussed the rule, while amendments to aid the pension office and to regulate internal revenue were considered. The House also examined military academy appropriations and banking measures as it adjourned at 5:05 p.m. pending further discussion tomorrow.
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Agington
Virginia
Frye
Faulkner
Mander
Edor
Gibson
Coke
Manderson
Illinois
Stoner
Enloe
Bland
Missouri
Dingley
Maine
Smith
Bynum
Indiana
House
Bacon
J.D. Taylor
Ohio
Watson
Georgia
Democratic Party
Ray
New York
United States
Compton
Maryland
Congress
Reed
Pendleton
West Virginia
Trinity College Endowment Work Advances at Winston
An endowment committee of the Conference met yesterday in Winston with Hon. F. M. Simmons hosting. All members attended except Prof. Crawford. Plans for securing endowment were outlined and a codification committee led by Simmons and President Crowell began work to define college charters statutes and official duties. The aim is a formal code reflecting Trinity’s growth with a report ready for the April trustees meeting.
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Caroleix
Trinity
Trinity College
Mrs William Woodard Dies at Home Near Wilson
Mrs William Woodard wife of Elder William Woodard died at her home near Wilson on February 10 leaving two sons and two daughters one daughter married to C Baycock of Goldsboro.
Murderer Royster Captured Near Suffolk
John P. Royster, a colored man and the murderer of John P. Epps, manager of the Western Union in Suffolk, Va., was captured in Martin county yesterday. Sheriff Baker identified him and he leaves for Suffolk tomorrow morning. Royster appeared to have hid in the woods for months and offered strong resistance.
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United Press
Norfolk
Willinston
N. C
John P. Royster
John P. Epps
Western Union Telegraph Company
Suffolk
Martin County
Baker
Royster
Roaring Gap Resort Company Formed Near Wilkes County
Special to The Chronicle Winston Feb 10 reports the Roaring Gap summer resort company organized with A Chatham as president and A H Eller as secretary. W W Wood W C Field J T Patterson W O Thompson F M Simmons serve as directors. They plan to buy Blue Ridge lands near Wilkes Alleghany Surry lines to build a hotel church schoolhouses and cottages for Piedmont cities and the country.
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Winston
Roaring Gap
A. Chatham
Elkin
A. H. Eller
W. W. Wood
W. C. Field J.T. Patterson
W. O. Thompson
F. M. Simmons
Blue Ridge
Wilkes
Alleghany
Surry County
Piedmont
North Carolina
Salem marks 126th anniversary of founder and town
In Winston Salem on February 10 the 126th anniversary of Salem's foundation is observed. Next Sunday a sermon by Bishop Rondthaler will commemorate the town and its Moravian founder Frederick William Marshall, with the discourse addressing Salem's anniversary and her founder.
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Winston-Salem
Salem
Frederick William Marshall
Rondthaler
Winston-Salem Municipal Election Heats Up
In Winston-Salem North Carolina on February 10 the municipal election ahead of next Tuesday grows lively as a Democratic primary yields many favored candidates making the final outcome uncertain.
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Winston-Sacem
N.C
Winston
Bland bill on free coinage moves to favorable report
Washington February 10 The House committee on coinage weights and measures reports favorably the Bland bill for free coinage of gold and silver and issue of coin notes by a vote of 8 to 5. Amendments were debated and defeated as the bill progressed through section by section.
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Washington
House Committee On
House
Band
Missouri
Taylor
Willliams
Massachusetts
Mr. Tracy
Mr. Williams
Stone
Pennsylvania
Bland
Williams
Illinois
Kilgore
Texas
Robertson
Louisiana
Pierce
Tennessee
Eppes
Virginia
McKeighan
Nebraska
Bartine
Nevada
Tracy
New York
Johnson
South Dakota
Special Train to Wake Forest Run by Raleigh and Gaston
The Raleigh & Gaston railway offers a special Raleigh to Wake Forest College train tomorrow evening for the anniversary of the two literary societies. The train departs Raleigh at 6 pm and returns from Wake Forest College at 1 am. Round trip fare is $1.00.
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Raleigh & Gaston Railway
Raleigh
Wake Forest College
Pleasant Entertainment Promised by Good Shepherd Ladies
The Good Shepherd congregation invites friends to the final supper of the season at the rectory on Hillsboro Street Thursday evening from 4 to 10. Children are invited to the afternoon Clipping Party on the same day for a lively event.
Anti option bill debate shakes grain trade fears
Washington dispatch reports House agriculture committee hearings on the anti option bill with critics like Forbes of Duluth warning it would demoralize national grain trade, especially waterway dependent regions. A reporter notes futures trading condemned as the most shrewd manipulation. The February cotton report shows regional marketing shares and year-to-year crop comparisons across states, with a general average near 943 percent.
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Washington
House Committee On Agriculture
Forbes
Duluth Board of Trade
Howard
St. Louis
Merchant's Exchange
Department of Agriculture
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Arkansas
Tennessee
Missouri
Denton fire trap repair backed by city board
Last night the Raleigh board of aldermen met in a special session to consider a protest letter from B. G. Cowper of the Raleigh underwriters. They chose not to rescind prior action, allowing the frame store building to be repaired within the fire district despite warnings that such structures raise fire risk and insurance rates.
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Board of Aldermen
Denton
B. G. Cowper
Raleigh Board of Fire Underwriters
Qar Board of Underwriters
South Wilmington
North Market Streets
Primrose
Raligh
Raleigh
Stratton gets 21 years for mail box robbery in Denver
James K. Stratton is sentenced in Denver to 21 years for robbing mail boxes. Other items note Albany wedding of Thomas Hill’s secretary Wm G Rice and Harriet Langdon Pruyn, NY broker Philip Bruns’ $400,000 liabilities, Alabama moonshiners killing a mother and son, pugilists Slavin and Mitchell courting Mardi Gras fights, Canadian reciprocity officials meeting Blaine, jewelers Gundling & Co. jailed for fraud, and a Boston reader testimony praising Ely's Cream Balm.
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James K. Stratton
Denver
Col
Wm. G. Rice
Senator Hill
Harriet Langdon Pruyn
Albany
Philip Bruns
New York
The
Stock Exchange
Cleburne County
Alabama
J. W. Sweetman
Frank P. Slavin
Charley Mitchell
New Orleans
Lemon Tea Event at Deaf Dumb and Blind Institution
The Lemon Tea will be held this evening in the private parlors of the Deaf Dumb and Blind institution. It promises enjoyable entertainment and something unique. You are encouraged to attend.
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Deaf Dumb and Blind Institution
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York
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State Chronicle
Royster Capturered
Simmons
Srecil
House Committee
Wake Forest
Ada Simmons
Agricultural Department
John Thompson
MacKenzie Bowell
Geo. E. Foster
Blaine
David Gundling
J. D. Gundling & Co
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M. J. Lally
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