Morill Illness Delays Urgent Appropriation Bill
In senate proceedings Senator Morrill of Vermont is reported gravely ill as officials open debate on urgency deficiency and related appropriation measures. House and Senate discuss fiscal policy, tariffs, and the role of departments in presenting estimates, with continued deliberations on Judge Woods and pending executive sessions.
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Woods
Jusasgton
Morrill
Hale
Senate
House of Representatives
Messrs
Ransom
Sherman
Cockrell
Allison
Department of Govwil
Fee
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Cullom
Uy Academy
Kir Morrill
West Virginia
Dolph
Alliance Rally in Sampson County Hear Butler Address
Col Harry E Skinner and President Butler spoke to a large assembly of Sampson and nearby counties. It was Butler's first speech since his election and his supporters praised him. Skinner’s defense of the sub treasy won converts and impressed attendees. They plan to speak at Lumberton and then travel west.
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Warsaw
Harry E. Skinner
Butler
Sampson
Skinner
Lumberton
Hill in the South Speaks to Large Jackson Audience
Senator Hill arrives Meridian and Jackson Mississippi on the East Tennessee road. He addresses crowds, is greeted by a reception committee, and plans to speak at the Capitol and governor’s mansion. Governor Stone welcomes him and a salute accompanies the procession. Abbott's East India Corn Paint is advertised.
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Meridian
Miss
Hill
East Tennessee
Jackson, Miss
Jackson
Capitol
Senator Hill
Capitol Street
Governor’s Mansion
Governor Stone
House of Representatives
Gov. Stone
Mississippi
New York
Farmers’ Alliance
Jeffrson
Col Harry Skinner Looks at North Carolina Politics
Col Harry Skinner of North Carolina outlines the political outlook for the state to the National Democrat. He predicts Alliance dominance in NC and warns that a third party would risk negro rule and a Republican president. He cites subtreasury ideas and names delegates, noting Cleveland cannot win NC.
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Harry Skinner
North Carolina
Col Skinner
Skinner
Latham
Jarvis
Young Democracy
Col. Skinner
Sub-Treasury
Alliance
Alliance Democrats
Treasury
Chicago
8. B. Alexander
Congress
Charlotte
Cleveland
Washington City
Carr Named as Governor Candidate for North Carolina
The Wilmington Messenger states Col Julian S. Carr will accept the nomination for Governor and be warmly supported. A University of North Carolina graduate born at Chapel Hill in 1845, he is praised as a successful business leader, Confederate veteran, generous and moral citizen, and true North Carolinian. The note emphasizes readiness to run and merits without advocating a claimed choice.
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Julian S. Carr
Col. Carr
North Carolina
South
Chapel Hill
Old Commonwealth
Wilmington Messenger
Alliance Leaders Converge Over Third Ticket Question
Washington March 14. Prominent Southern Alliance leaders gather, with Col L L Polk guiding efforts and North Carolina figures arriving to gauge support for a possible third ticket. Talks signal Polk seeks input on presidential and state races amid Ocala platform leanings.
Railway Robbers Head Leader Arrested in Knoxville
Asheville reports the arrest of George Felter formerly of Knoxville and once a Pullman car conductor, now jailed in Knoxville for leading a gang robbing the East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia Railway. Also linked is Mitt Leach, a road conductor who died by suicide after bail. Felter used the alias George W Jones.
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Asheville
George Felter
Knoxville
Pullmar
Met
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Railway Company
George W. Jones
Wa “Mitt Leach
Felter
Wall Street Talk Tracks Baltimore and Ohio Advance
A Baltimore and Ohio stock advance of 24 is tied to a Vermilye Belmont syndicate that bought $5,000,000 of a new issue months ago and holds an option on $3,000,000 more. Rumors say a reorganization plan is near, with Reading relations cited and Richmond Terminal brokers active. The Virginia bondholders plan a debt settlement while Georgia Central and Richmond Terminal tie in a complex control scheme. The Georgia Central receivership hearing was set for March 14.
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Ohio
Baltimore Ste
Baltimore
Vermilye & Co
Belmont & Co
Bo and O
New York
C. Richmond
Thomas Interest
Virginia Bondholders’ Committee
F. P. Olcott
Georges. Ellis
Virginia
Richmond
Central of Georgia
Georgia Central
Central Railway and Banking Company of Georgia
Georgia Company
North Carolina
Terminal Company
Richmond Terminal Company
Cleveland Responds To Bragg Letter Publication
Ex President Cleveland, at his Lakewood cottage, approved Bragg's publication of his letter on the Democratic presidential nominee. He could not recall exact wording but said Bragg's presentation stands. An intimate friend says a petition by 300000 to 400000 voters will urge Cleveland be named New York State candidate at Chicago convention.
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Georgia
Coombs
New York
Walker
Massachusetts
United States
Harter
Ohio
Canada
Bohemia
Livingston
Scott
Ilinois
Chipman
Michigan
Reed
Maine
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Charles II
Supreme Court
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Missouri
Bragg
Cleveland
Lakewood
Gen. Bragg
Democratic Party
Chicago
New York State
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Mr. Butler
State Alliance
Dr. Sanderlin
National Economist
Macune
Tillman
South Carolina
National Alliance
St. Louis
Richmond Dispatch
Wall Street
MR. Cleveland
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