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Congress Still Working on Appropriation Bill
Senate debates tariffic reciprocity and silver measures as lawmakers pledge to reconvene Monday. House actions include post office and inland transportation funding, with a Massachusetts Prohibition Convention selecting candidates and adopting a platform opposing silver coinage and trusts.
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Blaine Harrison clash grows as New leads on first ballot
In Minneapolis Minnesota June 2 Harrison and Blaine factions press for nomination. John C New arrives to run Harrison campaign while Clarkson leads Blaine delegation with Fassett Payne Sanborn Hansborough Conger and others. Blaine expected to win on first ballot while Blaine critics push for unity amid rival plans and possible test vote.
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Manteo Lodge Resolves on Death of C H Lewellen
The Manteo Lodge No 8 I O O F passes resolutions mourning the loss of their late brother C H Lewellen. They praise his service to the order and church, his public duties, and his roles as husband and father. Sympathies are extended to his family and the resolutions ordered published and forwarded.
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