Senate debates Sabbath closing and Waite case grant
Senate debate centers on sundry bill and a proviso to close the exposition on the Sabbath. Motions to strike waite and Miller widow salaries fail. A reading error about commandments causes laughter. Multiple appropriations measures and conference reports pass or fail as sessions adjourn. Reports from Virginia and North Carolina describe labor movement to northern mills and a jail break in Asheboro. Weather and crop notes from Washington end with cotton condition at 86.9.
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Chronicle
Washington
Senate
Waite
Miller
Supreme Court of the United States
Berry
Arkansas
Quay
Ife
Mr. Morgan
Palmer
Allison
Lerman
Virginia
State Chronicle
Lexington
Pennsylvania
Lynchburg
Pittsburg
Pittsbu
Carnegie Mills
Slomestead
Pennsylvania Employment Bureau
North
Ex-President Cleveland Replies To Salem Club Resolutions
Col Sutton, president of the Salem Cleveland club, received a handwritten reply from former President Grover Cleveland dated July 6, praising the Salem club. He stresses Cleveland’s belief in democratic clubs aiding the party and NC’s welfare, urging prosperity and usefulness of the local Cleveland Club. The letter echoes commitment to democratic principles and regional renewal.
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Wisston
N. C
Thos. Sutton
Salem Cleveland Club
Grover Cleveland
Col. Sutton
Salem Club
Mr. Cleveland
Gray Games
Buzzards Bay
Mass
Salem
Cleveland
North Carolina
Washington Opinion on Cynthia Smith Removal and Civil Service
In Washington a debate unfolds over the removal of Mrs Cynthia Smith by Secretary Foster as part of civil service reform. Cabinet officers senators and ministers weigh whether a married woman clerk should keep her post. The piece notes past rigid dismissals under Vilas and highlights the broader reform debate and moral questions surrounding government staffing practices. The report also touches on political chatter about Weaver Field and other party figures amid a busy congressional session.
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Chivalele
Wasuixarox
Congress
North Carolina
Weaver and Field
People's Party
Capt. Alexander
Weaver
Greenback Party
Capt
Bono
South
People’s Party
Omaha
Thomas E. Watson
Georgia
Civil Service
Jerry Simpson
Ife
Washington
Prince Albert
Cynthia Smith
Foster
Post Office Department
Vilas
Mrs. Smith
Ed. Chambers Smith
Wrightsville
O. H. Foster
W. B. Mann
Ant
Oxford
J. H. Stallings
Goldsboro
Col
Thomas S. Kenan
Kenansville
Charles 8. Allen
Dixie Murray
Ora Yearby
Durham
Helena Horner
Bessie Robertson
Charlotte
Janie Andrews
Sanderlin
Delvers
Asheville
Suncombe County Alliance
S. Otho Wilson
J. W. Denark
J. F. Bell
W. A. Nelson
Shelby
North Carolina Railway
Donald MacRae
James 8. Meng
North Carolina Experiment Station
Washingington
New York
Baltimore
J.C. L. Harns
D. L. Russell
Mott
W. $. O'R. Robinson
Vance Wall
Morehead
Senator Vance
Asheville Gala Week Opens With Firemen's Tournament
Asheville July 9 Gala Week begins next Tuesday with rail excursions to the city and a packed program. Firemen's Tournament with all state departments, a ring catching event, shooting horse races and other amusements promise crowds. University Alumni banquet honoring President Winston set for Wednesday night at Battery Park Hotel.
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Ashevillle
N. C
Asherville
Carolina
University Alumn Association
Asheville
Battery Park
Winston
Shadow of Death at Homestead Looms as Pinkertons Advance
Frantic early reports from Homestead Pa describe a looming Pinkerton approach by land and rail, with armed guards on hills and a full dawn prelude to possible clashes at the steel works. Other items note financial reorganizations of Georgia Central rail, plus upcoming cultural events and local notices across Durham and North Carolina regions.
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Teregrayas
Brenham
Texas
Brenham Field Artillery
Taus
Homestead
San Francisco
Dew
Vernon
Ind
Philadelphia
State Chronicle
Hugh O'Donnell
Pinkerton
Momstead
Wheeling
Baltimore & Ohio
Hom Tad
Gulletin
Baltimore and Ohio
Homesteap
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Tucker & CO
Suwmer Furnishings
Pein Underwear
Nain- Sook
Gauge
Lisle
Wit & RS
Tucker & Mo
Fayetteville 1
W. G
Raleigh
Thurber
New & C
Arcels
Stronach's Bakery
WO & A
B.S Ronach
Stronach’s Bakery
Architegt
Arotina
Revis- Mt
Ss Qualiied
Ceg
Ion Pius
Cayton, Johnston’Go
House of Representatives
Bland
House
Tracey
Herbert
Dem
Alabama
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Hencon
Porney
Asheboro
Ranpieman
Star
Ureuiere
Homesteep
Carnegie
Ceromie Pirrspuns
Andrew Carnegie
Scotland
L. Magee
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H. G. Frick
Th Chronicle
Department of Agriculture
Sutton
Washineton
Charles W. Stone
Messrs. Bland
Williams
Illinois
Robertson
Pierce
Epes
McKeighan
Bartine
Messrs, Acey
Kilgore
Abner Taylor
Johnson
Treasury
L Ve
Ron
Lovejoy
Carnegie Steel
United
Nordrum
Hide
Iomestead
Allegheny County
Maj
R. B. Miller
Telegraph
Washingtox
Washeton
Committee On Rules
North Carolina Opinion
Mountain City
London
Hosrala
Hronicle
Prersuere
Lomestead
Guv. Pattison
Harrisburg
Cox
Pattison
National Guard of
Cable Brids
Victoria
Lorine
Louise
Berlin
Leipsig
Dix Neuvieme Siecle
Paris
Porto Novo
Diamenonud
Curenicy Waashington
Chicago
Cincinnati
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Louisville
Brooklyn
Black Diamond Quartette
Metropolitan Hall
Rescue Fire Co
Rescue Hall
Pinkertons
Mnestead
Speyer & Co
Georgia Central Railroad Company
Arese
Secretary
the Treasury
Charles G. Fairchild
New York Security and Trust
William G. Raoul
Dent
The
Central Railroad and Banking Company
Messrs. Speyer & Co
Richmond
Georgia Centra
Young Men’s Christian Association
Messrs. Clark, Williams, Cooper and Verbee
Mel Drug Store
Alfred Williams Book Store
John Y. MacRae
W. HW. King & Co’s
Williams & Haywoon
Fayetteville ST
N.C
Ferris
Orande
Harvey
Magnolia
Cuba
Miss Maggie Reese
Issp
Tial
Thos. H. Briggs & Sons
Raleigh, N.C
the Times
J. H. Gill
Call
Jowell and
Davie Streete
Trou
J. HW. Gill
Walnut Creek
Watson Farm
Wake County
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