House votes to expunge arrest of members in record
The House rejected a motion to strike the arrest of a member from the record by a 71 to 41 vote, ruling the action technical. The session included eulogies for the late Hon. John R. i of South Dakota and remarks by several members. A number of bills and committee appointments followed before adjournment.
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Windon
D. C
Coombs
York
Bynum
Pat
Alice
Noaber
Sayers
Holman
Dingle House
Oder
John R. i
South Dakota
J. Pickler
Perkins
Bryan
Johnston
Jolly
Asheville business boom as city bonus sale spurs deals
Asheville notes a surge in commerce with a northern syndicate buying West Asheville Improvement Company lands for 250000 dollars and contractors preparing street paving while hotels fill. Local politics focus on Democratic presidential nominee preferences with Hill Cleveland views contested amid Western sentiment.
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Asheville
Spe.cial
West
Cleveland Urges Tariff Reform as Democratic Key Issue
Ex President Grover Cleveland, at Spesuta Island, declares tariff reform the main issue for Democrats to win votes. He favors a general tariff bill or the Springer wool measure to ease taxation, and expresses confidence the party can succeed if true to its pledges.
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Baltimore
Grover Cleveland
Baltimore Sun
Spesata Island
Cleveland
Democratic Party
Congress
Pernell Promoted to South Carolina Railway Night Operator
E. J. P. Pernell, former Postal Telegraph Cable Co. manager at Wake Forest, has been appointed night operator for the South Carolina railway at Kingville, S. C. A popular young man from Pernell, he departs with best wishes from friends.
No Reply From Salisbury In State Department Note
Washington March 12 no reply from Lord Salisbury to Mr Wharton’s note of March 8 has been received at the State Department.
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Salisbury
Washinaron
D. C
State Department
Lord Salisbury
Wharton
Senator Hill Declines Open Letter on Silver Question
In Wasutsaron D C on March 11 Senator Hill dismisses Ohio's Mr Harter open letter asking him to define his silver position. He says the letter aims at notoriety and notes no attention to its invitation to attend House caucuses. Hill plans to vote for free coinage when the Senate considers the silver bill.
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Wasutsaron
D. C
Senator Hill
Harter
Ohio
Constitution
Puck
Hill
Senate
Wreck on Yadkin Line Harms Seventeen Passengers
A Yadkin railroad wreck near Hampton Creek eight miles from Salisbury derailed three cars and damaged the baggage car. Seventeen passengers including J. H. Walsh and wife and H. J. Pemberton escaped unharmed, with minor bruises to baggage master Ed Brown. Passengers were moved to a box car and transported to Salisbury as crews cleared the line.
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Yadkin
Hampton Creek
Flinders
J. H. Walsh
Greensboro
J. Pemberton
Albemarle
Judd
New London
Ed. Brown
Salisbury
Salisbury Herald
Contract Given for New Hotel in Durham North Carolina
The Globe reports the contract to build Durham's new hotel on the Hotel Claiborn site is awarded to architect G L Noorman of Atlanta. The old hotel lease expires April 1 and will close until the new hotel is ready. Col J Carr has purchased the property and plans a modern hotel second to none in the state, signaling Durham's growth.
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Durham
Bishop Controversy Sparks North Carolina Protest Letter
A letter to the editor challenges the title Bishop of North Carolina held by Leo Haid and denounces the designation as absurd. The writer cites church membership figures and asserts individuals must read scripture without external control, while the newspaper notes it prints funeral notices as submitted and clarifies editorial stance.
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Raieisu
N. C
Crontery
Leo Haid
Bisop
North Carolina
Bishop Haid
Bihop
Northh Carolina
Bistop
Caronicus
Carolina
Prost Krepecthilly
C. Durga
Church of the Sacred Heart
Ephor
New Cruiser Raleigh to be built at Norfolk yard
The Raleigh, a new government armored cruiser, will be launched at Norfolk with limited official invitations. It will join Cincinnati and others as a faster, higher capacity vessel with larger guns and armor, aiming for twenty knots and longer ranges, with commissioning within twelve months and superior workmanship.
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Government Yard
Tracy
Washington Post
Navy
Norfolk
Norfolk Yard
Raleigh
Cincinnati
Boston
Atlanta
Maine
Brooklyn
Naval Bis
New York
Democratic State Convention Set for Raleigh May 18 1892
Official call from the State Democratic Executive Committee outlines the Raleigh convention on May 18 1892 at 11 a m to nominate governors and other officials to elect delegates at large to the National Democratic Convention in Chicago June 22 1892 and adopt a platform. The document emphasizes proportional representation for county minorities and urges county conventions to elect county executive committees while promoting unity and fair discussion to avoid disunion.
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Racewa
N. C
Noam Caro
Lisa
Democratic Executive Committee
Raleigh
Chicago
Ep. Champers South
M B. C. Becxwith
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Isston
Adeline Legrand
Filere
Eugene Johnson
Salem
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J. M. Rogers
A.C. Vogler
B Owens
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Lexington
inGton
Mattie Hargrave
Richmond
Danville
Tom Johnson
Dick Hall
Cross
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Hill, Harter and Silver
Yadkin Road
Special Cor State Chronicle
Grover
the Times
Columbus
Allen G. Thurman
Thurman
Washineton
Blaine
TAL
Raleich
Starz Democratic
Faverrevinis Street
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