Democratic House cuts deficits while pensions loom large
A Baltimore Sun summary of Representative Dockery’s figures argues the current Congress is not a “billion dollar” session, showing deficits smaller than Reed’s earlier terms and noting large pension costs. It criticizes city neglect of nuisances and typhoid, urging officials to improve public health and sanitary conditions.
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Representative Dockery
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Baltimore Sun
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St Congress
Crisp
Reed Congress
Red Congress
Democratic House
Senate
New York Herald
Senator Berry Tax Figures Support Tax Debate in Senate
In a Senate speech Senator Berry of Arkansas cites census data and Treasury reports to argue that Republican rule entails higher taxes and greater per capita government spending, while Democratic rule previously pursued economy. He notes doubling population from 1800 to 1890 and rising per capita expenditures from under $2 to over $5, plus total 1891 outlays near $12 per person.
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United States Senate
Berry
Arkansas
Democratic Party
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Republican Party
Cleveland and the Force Bill in Democratic Debate
The article defends Mr. Cleveland against critics of the force bill, citing two letters to Campbell and Gordon showing firm opposition to the bill as a threat to the republic and southern welfare. It notes the Cotton Plant’s stance that there is no compromise of alliance principles in voting Cleveland, praising his support for financial reform and free silver, and arguing for honest money.
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Mr. Cleveland
W. J. Campbell
Sir
Middlesboro
South
Grover Cleveland
Basil 1B
Gordon
Quincy
South Carolina
Atlanta
Weaver
People's Party
Harrison
Swell Mercantile Club
Fords
St. Louis & Northampton Road
Howe
Wabash
Ilerbel
Priest
Missouri Pacific
People
David
Goliah
Sous Arlobe
Raleigh
Walnut Creek
Watson Farm
Wake County
Hammill & Honeycutt
New Ownership at Twin-City Daily Sentinel
The Twin-City Daily Sentinel is purchased by William F. Burbank formerly of California now in New York. The new management pledges impartial news, community interest, and North Carolina focus beginning today with the United Press telegraphic service.
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Twin-City
Daily Sentinel
Wm. F. Burbank
California
New York
F. O. Foy
The
Sentinel
the Times
Foy
Burbank
North Carolina
United Press Telegraphic Service
Carolina Central
Trade Street
W. W. Scott, Jr
Lenoir
Charlotte
J. L. Chambers
Chamber of Commerce
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Cleveland and Democratic Principles in the Sentinel Note
The Sentinel voices opposition to force bills and McKinley tariffs, welcoming Mr Burbank and pledging support for Grover Cleveland presidency. It cites June 1890 New York Sun summary of the federal election force bill, detailing supervisors, registration, ballots, and penalties, predicting replication in future bills.
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New York Sun
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United States Circuits
U States Circuit Courts
United States Board of Canvassers
Congressional District
United States Circuit Court
House of Representatives
House
United States
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Southport
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Concord Standard
W. W. McDiarmid
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Henderson
Fred Oliver
John Wilkes
E. B. Springs
J. P. Wilson
J. H. Weddington
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J. R. Holland
John van Landingham
Donaldson
T. R. Robertson
Dr. G. W. Graham
Heriot Clarkson
John B. Leslie
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R. A. Dunn
E. K. Bryan, Jr
D. W. Oates
T. T. Smith
Mary A. Morehead
MO. T. Pullen
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Oxford, N. C
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Royal Conservatory of Berlin
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Raleigh, N. C
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Kenilworth
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Asheville, N
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