Senate and House debate on finance and investigations
Senate considers urgent deficiency funds for the Interior Department and an inquiry into the agriculture department. Teller and others push a world monetary conference and silver as currency. The House schedules numerous public measures and debates a treasury expenditure statement.
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Sunate
Tos
Saaediass
Ion
Interior Department
Jediox
Indiana
Congress
Actiop
Perkins
Santor
Kansas
Senate
Weet
Yun
United States
Mexico
Thos. Ryan
City of Mexico
United
Committee On Foreign Relations
Teller
World
el Ee
Orak
Tller
Coe
United Aan
Mr. Teller
Ered Ae
Wellon
Simpson
Department of Agriculture
Dockery
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Committee On Appropriations
Breckenridge
Kentucky
State Department
Committee of Ways and Means
Agricultural Department
Hopkins
Illinois
Committee On Ways and Means
Confirmations in Senate Secret Session for Key Appointments
Washington January 11 confirmations were made in secret session. Mark W Harrington of Michigan is named chief of the weather bureau in the department of agriculture. Jos R Reed of Iowa chief justice and others named as United States attorneys for the court of private land claims including Wm M Murray Thos C Fuller H C Sluss W F Stone and Matthew G Reynolds.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Mark W. Harrington
Michigan
Weather Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Court of Private Land Claims
Jos. R. Reed
Iowa
Wm. M. Murray
Tennessee
Thos. C. Fuller
North Carolina
H. C. Sluss
Kansas
W. F. Stone
Colorado
Matthew G. Reynolds
Missouri
United States
Morphine Overdose Theories Surround Khedive’s Death
London reports dispute the cause of the Khedive’s death with claims of morphine overdose. Cairo officials and physicians are cited describing influenza pneumonia and later blood poisoning. The public debate grows over possible poisoning and prior legal actions against a Cairo doctor.
Davis Faces Seven New Cases in Wilmington Court
Affidavits in the case against John C. Davis were filed claiming he cannot receive a fair trial in New Hanover county. The State filed counter affidavits as the removal application was heard. The grand jury has returned five more true bills, bringing the total to seven cases against Davis.
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Criminal Court of
Wilmington
John C. Davis
New Hanover County
Grand Jury
Davis
North Carolina Party Enjoys Charming Havana Visit
A group of fifty four North Carolinians led by Col. E G Harrell tours Havana Cuba Jan 5. They receive special courtesies from Americans and Cubans visit churches cathedrals and mission stations attend services and enjoy hotel Mascotte hospitality and opera performances in a lively trip newsy and laudatory.
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Havana
Cuba
Col. E. G. Harrell
Morro
Ain
Baptist Church
A. Diaz
Bessie Worthington
High Mags
Mascotte
Grand Spanish Opera Company
Ita
Father Francis Departure From Raleigh Parish
Rev. Father Francis O S B pastor of the Church of the Sacred Heart preached his farewell sermon last Sunday after twenty months in Raleigh. He leaves with the regard of many friends and faithful flock. Father Morrison will take charge next Friday in Charlotte replacing Very Rev. Father Gross whose health limits duties.
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Father Francis
Church of the Sacred Heart
Raleigh
Charlotte
Father Morrison
Father Gross
North Carolina
White Caps in Richmond County Reported in Wolf Pit Township
The Rockingham Rocket notes a large masked group visited farmer R. A. Gaddy at night and ordered him to leave within thirty days. They warned of a further visit if he did not comply. A notice was posted on the courthouse door offering for sale all of Gaddy's personal effects.
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Rockingham
R.A. Gaddy
Wolf Pit Township
Court House
Gaddy
Cotton acreage to shrink under 1892 plan by 20 percent
Commissioners from five states meeting in Memphis endorse a 20 percent reduction in cotton acreage for 1892. They stress unity of action and diversification toward home supplies, with most speakers supporting lower planting and better yields on smaller land.
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Robinson
Memphis
Hecor D. Lave
Alabama
D. G. Godwin
Tennessee
M. F. Lock
Arkansas
RT. Nesbit
Georgia
Cotton Growers and Merchants’ Association
Buchanan
Gov
Eagles
John Allen
Texas
Louisiana
Commissioners of Agriculture
Cotton Growers and Merchants Convention
Boards of Trade
Cotton Exchanges
Chambers of Commerce, &c
Grippe Strikes Soldiers' Home In Comfort And Loss
The Soldiers' Home reports an epidemic grippe sweeping all inmates with four veterans dying in six weeks. Among the dead are John Prince and G H Thomas. J H Sanderford and B M Coleman also died amid care. The home hospital expands to a general ward as volunteers are urged to visit and aid the ailing veterans.
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Grippe
John Prince of
J. H. Sanderford
B. M. Coleman
Cabarrus
43A
W. C. Stronach
Mr. Coleman
Cikontece
Card from Wilmindon on Fifth Street Church debt and Davis case
A local card by L. L. Nasa defends Fifth Street Church from blame in a debt dispute and the Davis case. It states no church members or pastor were party to the prosecution and notes Mrs. Emily Fanning filed the arrest warrant. Nasa promises forthcoming facts and urges support for the church.
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Wilmindon
Fifth Street Church
Davis
Emily Fanning
North Carolina
Criminal Court
L. L. NASA
Supreme Court Reviews Lawyer Applicants This Weekend
The Supreme Court will examine applicants for license to practice law on Friday and Saturday the 29th and 30th of this month and will hear appeals from the first district on Monday February 1.
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The
Supreme Court
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