Prohibition B1lls Yellowstone Bill Debate and Economic Talk
Senate debated a Yellowstone Park boundary bill amid claims of a hostile lobby seeking a railroad charter through the park. The House passed several printing resolutions as lawmakers discussed costs and the sundry civil appropriation bill, with complaints of manipulated figures and calls for reform.
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Senate
West
State Chronicle
Washington
Mitchell
Committee On
Yellowstone Park
Northern Pacific
Richardson
Tennessee
Nnde
Wilson
Clark
Wyoming
Idaho
Hermann
Enloe
Dingley
Rep
Maine
House
Memorial Day Observances Honor Gen MacRae Across North Carolina
Memorial Day events across the state united Confederate veterans and local citizens to honor Gen William MacRae with barring flags and flowers. The Raleigh observance featured Hon Benjamin Bunn as orator, praising MacRae and recounting battles from Gettysburg to Second Manassas, as crowds gathered despite rain.
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Ladies’ Memorial Association
William Mac
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Soldie
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Denth
I. McK. Pittit
Church of the Good Shepherd
Coke
Noble Ladies Memorial
William MacRae
MacRae
Gen. MacRae
Stonewall Jackson
Ile
Jackson
Gettysburg
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K. Burgwyn
Guy Grant
Johnston
Gen. Lee
Grant
Lee
Clay
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Franklin County
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Jan
Wilmington
N. Y
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Bristol
Manassas
Malvern Hill
Ream
Pregram
Macde
America
Governor's Guard
W. C. Stronach
Rae
Goldsboro
Goldsboro Rifles
Confederate Veterans
Fire Department
C. L. Hoffmann
J. E. Robinson
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Argus
Henry Lee
Charlotte
Independence Square
Fayetteville
Col
Wharton J. Green
Fayette
Robert Rawson
J. H. Daniel
Samuel A. Ashe
L. L. Nash
A. G. Ricaud
Third N.C. Infantry Association
New Hanover Camp
Ashe
Methodist Conference Backs Dance and Mixed Worship Probe
Telegraph from Omaha Nebraska reports a Troy conference memorial urging the general conference to modify discipline section 242 on amusements to allow dancing. Bishop F endorses the idea. Also noted are resolutions by J N Maxwell asking women’s admission to the general mission committee and N J Plumb proposing leniency for polygamous societies and bishop residency in China.
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State Chronicle
Atlanta
Nashville
Southern Baptist Convention
Wm. C. Hatcher
Richmond
J. Morgan Wells
Fort Worth
Texas
Gambrill
Mippi
Woman’s Missionary Society
J. C. Hiden
Virginia
Papal
Spain
France
Italy
W. D. Powell
Mexico
Theodore Whitegeld
R. A. Eubanks
Africa
Dr. Herring
China
C. W. Praditt
Northen
Omana
Troy
General Conference
J. N. Maxwell
Nebraska
N. J. Plumb
Foo Chow
Chronicle circulation notes emphasize scope and reach
The Chronicle claims the largest daily circulation in the state and city and notes its weekly edition covers every county. It highlights extensive advertising use across the state and positions itself as a leading medium for correspondence and advertising.
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Chronicle
Connecticut Democrats Name Cleveland Enthusiasm at State Convention
The Connecticut Democratic State convention opened with Judge Walsh as temporary chairman and Gen. E. E. Bradley as permanent chair. The platform lauds Grover Cleveland and denounces Benjamin Harrison, while pledging no instruction to delegates and adjourning after selecting at large delegates and adopting the platform.
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Clinton B. Davis
State Committee
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New Britain
E. E. Bradley
New Haven
Cleveland
Bradley
New York
Hill
Grover Cleveland
Congress
Benjiman Harrison
Pension Bureau
Census Bureau
Behring Sea
Republic of
Chili
Alven J’. Hyde
Charles French
James B. Shannon
E. S. Benedict
Hicks tobacco works sold to Oxford investors group
The Hicks tobacco works, closed earlier, were sold to Reed Brown White Kingsbury Bullock and Mitchell. The buyers, described as first class businessmen with a 100000 dollar capital, plan to reopen soon and boost Oxford’s economy. Planters are reinstating tobacco plants and anticipate a good crop. An orphan asylum entertainment will be repeated tonight.
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Oxforp
N. C
Hick’s
Messrs
Orphan Asylum
Ess
Republicans Meet at Missoula State Convention
The Republican State convention was held in Missoula to choose delegates for the national convention. Resolutions endorse the McKinley bill and denounce the Democratic majority for passing the free wool bill, while expressing Blaine support in the streets.
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Wake County
N. C
Democratic Party
Y Telegraph
Herexa
Missoula
Blaine
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