Senate debates private bill and printing reform amid floor turmoil
The Senate tackles a private purity bill and a public printing measure amid clashes over executive power and reform. Debate off and on ends with adjournment at 5 45 pm as lawmakers push continuing orders and consider river and drainage funding.
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Maryere
Akodar
Call
Priviany
Wheth Corporation
Psa
Twisi
West Virginia
Maryland
Gorman
Interior
Neale
Reece Gul
Cockrell
SMM
Hawley
Congress
Paddock
Sam Jones to Perform in Louisburg Opera House
Sam Jones will appear in Louisburg on Wednesday night the 17th at the opera house according to a special to the Chronicle from Louisburg North Carolina dated February 11. The event promises a local engagement by a noted performer.
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Louissure
N. C
Sam Jones
Louisburg
Opera House
Funeral for Ex Governor Alfred Moore Seales Held
The funeral of General Alfred Moore Seales ex Governor of North Carolina was held at West Market Street Methodist Church conducted by Rev. Dr. Smith. Governor Holt and staff and many prominent men attended. Bells tolled for thirty minutes and the body was laid to rest in Green Hill Cemetery. Raleigh Capitol draped in mourning.
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State Chronicle
Greenstone
N. C
Alfred Moore Seales
North Carolina
West Market Street Methodist Church
Dr. Smith
Holt
J. S. Michaux
R. M. Douglass
R. R. King
B. F. Dixon
David Schenck, Jr
W. P. Byrun, Jr
L. Trogden
J. T Morehead
J. W. Barringer
J. N. Wilson
D. R. Schnck
Robert Vaughan
Green Hill
Postoffice Size Change Sparks Randleman Outcry
The Randleman North Carolina post office size reduction draws strong business and citizen protests. Representative Henderson submits complaints to the Fourth Assistant Postmaster General, with Inspector Rathborn saying a new review could reverse the order. Also notes Rev. J W Lee revival in Clayton and Greensboro, plus Savannah plans a 12000 dollar Father Ryan monument.
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Washington
Randleman
Randolph County
N. C
Postoffice
Henderson
Rathborn
Democratic convention urged to nominate David Bennett Hill
J C Marcom argues for nominating David Bennett Hill of New York for president. He praises Hill as a Jeffersonian Democrat who would unite the party on silver and tariff reform and lead a nationwide victory, claiming Hill’s leadership has already secured New York for the party.
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Chicago
David Bennett Hill
New York
Hiljl
Mr. Hill
Republican Party
Hill
Great
Democratic Party
J.C. Marcom
Ex-Governor McGrath Attacked. Wyman Convicted in Two Cases
News notes report ex-Governor McGrath of South Carolina injured by apo plexy with doubtful recovery. Mayor James G. Wyman of Alleghany Pennsylvania found guilty of extortion in two cases and on trial for embezzlement.
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McGrath
South Carolina
James G. Wyman
Alleghany
Penn
Oysters Schooner Wave Lost in Pamlico Sound
The schooner Wave loaded with oysters bound for Norfolk swamped in Pamlico Sound. Captain Newcomb and the crew drowned. Newcomb, a Beaufort resident formerly from New Jersey, leaves a wife and one child.
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Beaufort
N.C
Pamlico Sound
Norfolk
Newcomb
Baufort
New Jersey
Democrats Protest Early State Convention in New York
A mass meeting at Cooper Union protested the New York State Democratic committee plan to name delegates for the national convention. Oswald Ottendorfer opened the gathering, with Frederick R. Coudert and Stephen A. Walker speaking as protesters urged postponing the February 22 convention and preserving voter rights.
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New York
Cooper Union
State Committee
Wilson Bissell
Buffalo
Ellery Anderson
M. Seligman
Joshua van Veen
Herman Ridder
J. W. Houston
C. 8. Fairchild
Francis M. Scott
W.E. Gregory
Peter B.olney
G. H Featherstone
Peter Rush
W. R. Grace
Calvin Tomkins
Geo. Lee
Howard Baoyne
S. Bauer
Jos. Laroque
Tracy
Washington
Oswald Otttendorfer
Oswald
Ottendorfer
Cians
United States
Albany
Democratic State Committee
Frederick R. Coudert
Mr. Coudert
Stephen A. Walker
Chicago
Cordage Trust scheme targets Alliance stores and national reach
The Chicago Inter Ocean reports a two column expose alleging the National Cordage Trust, aided by Alliance leaders, seeks control of Alliance stores and 4000 planned outlets. The lure is a half per cent commission to state agents. The National Union plans to push an St Louis conference endorsement, facing opposition from Alliancemen and allied papers. Dun's Agency notes weak company performance as of October 28, 18391. TH Balch, president, is accused of past lobbying for the Cordage Company in Washington.
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National Union
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TH. H. Balch
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