Silver Bill Debate Roils House as Demands for Coinage Policy Rise
The House caucus heated over a Bland bill to restore silver coinage with gold, funding of 25 million for national treatment and rail settlements. Speakers from Bland to Crawford argued for and against free coinage, amid interjections on monetary history and the 1890 repeal. Later notes cite recovery efforts at Anderloes pit and a mine fire being extinguished.
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Mills Chosen Senator in Texas Legislature
Austix Texas March 22 Roger Q Mills was unanimously chosen United States Senator by the legislature. The joint session will ratify his election tomorrow. Horace Chilton withdrew from the race citing insufficient support to elect him and to avoid embarrassing allies. A fire in the folding room caused smoke in the House. hundreds of books and engravings were damaged, with losses near ten thousand dollars. The Salisbury note replies and the President’s response were discussed for Senate foreign relations consideration. Gov Holt praised for practical ability and unity among Democrats. A cold wave hits Iredell County damaging crops. distilleries raided yielding whiskey and stills.
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Austix
Texas
Roger Q. Mills
United States
Horace Chilton
Chilton
Sesson
Lord Salisbury
Salisbury
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Senate
Gov. Holt
Itarmony
Iredell County
Lazerly and Campbell
Frank Spinkle
City of
Mexico
Treveno
Diaz
Chiapas
Bupa Pesta
Orecho
Typhus Affects Provinces as Authorities Act
In Samara and Tamboff regions typhus prompts isolation, care, and rations. Reports from Vienna to Berlin note improving health of a ruler and caution against press prosecutions without government sanction. Riots in Orecho over bread distribution end with intervention to save burgomaster and family.
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Samara
Tamboff
Berti
Minister of Justice
Prussia
Freidrichsruth
Prince Bismarck
Extensive Fire Destroys Henderson Brothers Carriage Factory
Fire in Boston last night destroyed Henderson Brothers carriage factory and repository occupying nearly a full block between North Avenue Hadley Russell and Orchard Streets North Cambridge. About a thousand carriages and hundreds of harness sets burned with several ground-floor stores. Estimated loss near 200000 dollars with insurance likely around half.
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Henderson Brothers
North Avenue
Hadley Russell and
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Henderson
Norden Floated Aid Ends Grounding At Schuylkill
News notes report the Norwegian steamer Norden was floated from the Schuylkill mouth this morning. The U S Senate moved a $300000 World's Fair appropriation,while a Sunday closing amendment was dropped. James Alexander Farmer, a Georgia murderer, was declared insane at Bellevue and to be returned home. The first sugar refinery controlled by the sugar trust, E C Knight Co, began transfer. Maryland vows to unveil a Guilford Battle Ground monument by May or October with a granite shaft and two bronze plates.
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Edward Graham Daves
Maryland Historical Society
Guilford Battle Field Monument
Juilford Battle- Ground Company
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Maryland
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Baltimore Sun
Richmond Confederate POW Royall recalls life at Fort Delaware
In Richmond on March 22 Mr William M Royall, a former Fort Delaware prisoner from 1864 to 1865, described ration shortages of four ounces bread and pork or beef daily, two meals, no coffee, scant soup, brutal cold, and blanket deprivation as guards limited each man to one blanket. He recounted prisoners scrounging for scraps, hackouts wiping out blankets, and daily misery in the open barracks with minimal fires and food.
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Royall
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Chave
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L. C. Bagwell
Gov. Holt
Greensboro
Keeley Cure Ad by Former Patient and Governor Hope
A former Keeley Institute patient praises the treatment for ending his alcohol craving and restoring willpower while criticizing rumors of induced insanity. The piece also covers political notes on Governor Holt, and announces transitions at Raleigh newspapers with praise for Josephus Daniels and Thomas Jernigan.
Notable Raleigh Roundup of Personal News and Health Updates
Rev D I Tuttle heads to Tarboro for charge as Addie Bain from Raleigh returns home from Winston visit. W D Haywood recovers from pneumonia. Charles T Williams visits with Bridgers' family. William Andrews returns from Cornell due to health. Cora May Morris denied remarriage, remains with aunt in South Boston. Dr C T Bailey recovering from paralysis.Keeley Institute rumored move to Hot Springs with W Duke Durham in charge. Attorneys from eighth district attend Supreme Court. Yancey Bafflinger dies in Guilford County. Diverse arrivals at Tarboro include Cain, Williams, Douglass, Sutton, and others. S W Huff to lead Raleigh street railway April 1 after training in Virginia and Cornell.
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Hot Springs
Madison County
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S. W.huff
Raleigh
Miller Manual Training Training School
Virginia
Cornell
Baltimore Electric Railway Company
Chairman Smith Denies State Pledge to Senator Hill
Ed Chambers Smith chairman of the State Democratic Executive Committee rejects claims that he and others pledged North Carolina to Senator Hill during a Washington trip. He says he did not promise votes and that his duty was to aid the party, not deliver favors.
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Morganton Herald
Ed. Chambers Smith
Democratic Executive Committee
Washington
North Carolina
Senator Hill
Smith
Democratic Party
Confederate Veterans Camp Meets This Evening at State Library
Attention veterans gather for Junius Daniel Camp Confederate Veterans meeting at 8 o'clock in the State library with Col. E. D. Hall in attendance to present important matters. full turnout urged. Also reports from the Supreme Court Eighth district show several cases argued and decisions handed down.
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Col
E. D. Hall
State Veteran Association
B. F. Pars
J. C. Birpsona
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