General Assembly Convenes In North Carolina Capitol
The next General Assembly meets tomorrow at noon in Raleigh with many members in the city. Editorials praise conservative legislation aimed at promoting state material interests. Democratic caucuses gather tonight at 7:30 to nominate Senate pro tem and House speakers ahead of the joint ballot Wednesday. Also in this issue the railroad seating controversy is debated and a proposed Winston to Wadesboro railroad is discussed as surveys finish and bonds are endorsed.
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General Assembly
Capitol
North Carolina
Senate
House of Representatives
Winston
Wadesboro
Yadkin River
Roanoke and Southern Road
Norfolk and Western
Pocahontas
Coast Line
Atlantic Coast Line
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Smith
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Knoxvile
Tennessee
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Horner S Smith
Wade
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Cunox Iy
Raleigh
Horner Smith
Wake Superior Court
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Japanese Finance Speech Highlights Deficit Plans and Trade
A translated speech by Japanese Finance Minister Watanabe delivered December 1 1892 outlines current finances noting savings from converting high interest loans, a projected revenue of over 85 million yen, and a 14.9 million yen export import surplus in ten months. It details three priority schemes: defence related spending, national economy and revenue measures. It also mentions land tax relief and new duties to balance a predicted deficit.
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Watanabe
House of Representatives of Japan
Kyoto
House of Representatives
Mizuna
How's Your Liver How's Your Liver
An old health ad touts Simmons Liver Regulator as the remedy for torpid livers and related symptoms. It claims many recoveries and urges readers to obtain the genuine product from H. Zeilin Co in Philadelphia.
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Rey RG. Wirper
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Weekly Chronicle
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New York City
Anti Poverty Society
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Inter-State
Interstate Commerce Commission
Board of Trade of Chattanooga
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Railroad Company
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Nashville
Seaboard
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Atlanta Constitution
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Cornwell
Bank Circulation Redemption Fund
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Kenna
West Virginia
Washington
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Scott & Bowne
Scotts Iemulsion
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Progressive Institute
Dunn, N. C
Bingham
Asheville
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