The General Assembly Report of Proceedings Sixth Day
The Senate met late Friday night and discussed bills to repeal the merchants tax, appoint several justices of the peace, and incorporate Mont Carmel Baptist church. Many bills were introduced or referred on taxation, land lists, legal procedures, and infrastructure, with adjournment planned for morning.
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Fifty-Second Congress Considers Inter State Commerce Amendments
Washington January 10 The House Commerce Committee votes to report two bills to amend the inter state commerce law to meet the Counselman and Gresham decisions. One bill grants immunity to witnesses. another enforces penalties for defiance of summons. The day includes debate on immigration powers and district rail authority, with several amendments defeated. Also reports on Senator Kenna’s dangerous condition and Blaine's gradual improvement.
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Dr Thomas Hogg Addresses Chamber on Nicaragua Canal
Dr Thomas Hogg spoke to Raleigh Chamber of Commerce detailing the Nicaragua canal bill. He described cost under 100 million, six year completion, 169 910 mile length, and drastic time/ distance savings. He urged senators and representatives to back the bill this session. The chamber praised his address and adjourned.
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National Bank MW Raleigh Directors Reappointed At Annual Meeting
Stockholders renewed all old directors including E G Reede W G Upchurch B R Gray Julius Lewis and others. Officers were continued with E G Reade G Upchurch B Vin caller Fab H Briggs and several bookkeepers and clerks listed. Also notes on Winston banks meetings and local officials, plus moves by Durham and Charlotte capitalists. Washington notes cover Indian intercession letters and election contest hearings in South Carolina. Wisconsin supreme court reverses state treasury suit ruling on interest money.
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