House Considers District Bills as Coinage and Reform Issues Dominate
On district day the House debated coinage between June 30 1891 and March 1 1892 and whether mint capacity suffices for US authorized coinage. Business from the District of Columbia committee was discussed as riot bills passed, and a reformatory house for women criminals was debated and laid over after two hours of votes before adjournment.
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United States
House
District of Columbia
Senate considers leave of absence and pay for government workers
A Senate committee debate covers broad leave with pay for civil service employees and related funding. West and Tale oppose. Allison and others defend expanded paid leave while cautions about cost. Executive session follows. House rules delay action on the measure.
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Wixetos
Senate
Uniteds
Howe
Navy Department
Chandler
Treasury
Sherman
Bureau of Rogmasing and Printing
Tale
West
Stale Tr Tale
Melton
Setas
Sale
Mecar Allison Dberg
Coke
Gibson
Louisiana
Hialy
Hour
Jones Arkansas
Tom Sawyer
Stockbridge
Vance
Yea
Washburn
White
Wilson Mrilison
Renee
Civil Service
United Sites
Mgr
Hale
Wilson
Laws
Committee On Education
Iro Sherman
Bland bill dies as Crisp redlines cloture hope dissolves
Washington March 28 Speaker Crisp refuses to back cloture on the Bland bill without a Democratic majority. Bland withdraws petition as anti silver bloc grows and supporters concede defeat. Blount praised in local booster note.
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Mr. Bland
Washington
Crisp
Bland
Pendleton
West Virginia
Ilouse
Harter
Ohio
Committee On Rules
United Press
Committee On
Tam
Pierce
Tennessee
Democratic Primaries Debate on Participation Rights in 1892
Ep Cuapens Sanru declares that only Democrats supporting Democratic nominees may vote for delegates to county and state conventions. J C Ellington asks for clarity. Smith urges prudence and honor in party rules to prevent cross party capture. Editorial lauds Gov Holt for May nomination and governance. Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills ad copy appears after.
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Smith
Ellington
Bateson
N. C
Ep. Cuapens Sanru
Dem
Raleigh
N.C
State Democratic Executive Committee
J.C. Eviington
Roons
Democratic
Rareiu
J.C. Ellington
Sit
de Tain
Cuasseurs Smith
Walt Whitman Dead at 73 in Camden New Jersey
The long life of Walt Whitman ends at his Camden home after a quiet death at age 73 born May 31 1819 on Long Island He rose from Brooklyn schooling to journalism and carpentry then edited a New Orleans paper before returning north He wrote Leaves of Grass in 1855 influencing American democracy and poetry despite bans and controversy.
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Walt Whitman
Walt Whitmen
Camden
N. J
West Hills
Long Island
Brooklyn
Whitman
Chizel
Walt
New Orleans
North
Massachusetts
Gin
Reopening of Baptist Tabernacle with Hatcher sermon
The Baptist Tabernacle reopened with Rev Dr Hatcher delivering the reopening sermon. A large crowd filled the 4990 seat auditorium and adjoining Sunday school room as Rev Dr Hall presided and many local ministers attended. Subscriptions were urged to fund remodeling and future buildings, with about 1000 attendees at the evening service and Gov Holt guest of honor.
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Hatcher
J J Hall
One Baptist Tabernacle
Jordan Womble
Hall
Sanderlin
J. Bboon
T. EB. Skinner
Willian E. Hatcher
Richmond
Raleigh
Christ
N. Broughton
Broughton
The
Baptist Tabernacle
Second Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Rod
Gen. Holt
Carter
J. L
Jon, Cole
PF. L. Reid
Dr Hall
W.S. Primrose
Gov. Holt
Tabernacle
Tabernacle Godespeed
Mr. Cole
Edenton Street Methodist Church
Primrose
Salisbury's Reply Promotes Open Correspondence in Behring Sea
Lonnox March 28 Lord Salisbury offers a conciliatory tone in Parliament stating he favors letting the Behring Sea correspondence speak for itself. He notes disclosure is near complete as U.S. access grows and urges full laying before Parliament. Washington March 28 Foster and Sherman met President Harrison early, leaving satisfied with the state of affairs.
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Salisbury
United States
Lord Salisbury
Charles Sumner
England
Lonnox
House of Lord
Behring Sea
Washinetox
Harrison
John W. Foster
Snator Sherman
White House
Lord
Mrs Regina Mock Dies After Burns In Forsyth County
Mrs Regina Mock, aged resident who was badly burned in Southfork township Forsyth county last week, died last evening. Funeral services were held this afternoon in Winston Salem.
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Mock
Winston, N. C
Regina Mock
Southfork Township
Forsyth County
Noted North Carolina Leaders and Arrivals Highlight City Scene
Mrs. E Laird arrives from Haw River and Col A B Andrews comes in on a private car with spring fruits. Governor Holt and dignitaries attend events as Winston tobacco magnate Hanes plans marriage to Col March’s granddaughter Otella Williams in Davidson county. Arrivals at the Yarboro include Norwood Hullsboro Mans Oates and others as society notes fill the day.
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E. © Laird
Haw River
Marion Butler
State Alliance
William Black
Maxton
Ivan Droctor
T. Kott
Rocky Mount
Jacob Duls
Mar- Charlotte
Charlotte
Col
A. B. Andrews
Florida
W. A. Withers
Agricultural and Mechanical Coil
University of Kentucky
Gov. Holt
Morehead City
North Carolina Tobacco Association
W. W. Wood
Winston
Davidson County
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House OF Repense
Ph McKenns
Dookery
Missouri
Wilson Mirror
W. H. Blount
Nesten Enterprise
Holt
North Carolina
Fowle
Hood
John C. Davis
Judge Meares
Wilmington
Fifth Street
M. E
Criminal Court
Strange
Bellamy
Meares
Capis i
J. R. Sawyer
Bladen Street
M. RE
Manteo
Sawyer
Moore
Davis
Murphy
West Rn Insane Asylum
Col. Waddel
Ellamy
Superior Court
Javis
Dvis
Davis Covily
Waddil
the Baptist Tabernacle
Servions
C. E. Taylor
Wake Forest College
C. Durham
Baylus Cade
J. W. Carter
the Yarboro
James Norwood
Hullsboro
Paul B. Mans
Concord
R. M. Oates, Jr
W. P.M. Ryan
Newbern
J. A. Worter
Asheville
J. Jordan
Greensboro
P. B. Ruffin
Hillsboro
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