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Newspaper

The State Chronicle

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1892

Page

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Democratic State Convention Adopts Unified Ticket in 1892

The North Carolina Democratic convention in Raleigh completed a vigorous two days, nominating Doughton for lieutenant governor, Coke for secretary of state, Furman for auditor, Scarborough for superintendent, and Osborne for auditor. Delegates also chose electors at large and four national delegates, endorsing Gov Holt’s administration and pledging unity to defeat opponents in November.

Democratic Party Jarvis Harry Skinner Ark of the Covenant North Carolina Elias Abraham Doughton Gudger Overman W. B Shaw Sudger H. A. Gudger Sle Lee S. Overman Kope Elias Carr L. L. Smith Octavius Coke Leach Warren Capt. Coke Williams Wake Sanderlin Furman Merritt Spainbour Boushall Mr. Furman Dr. Sanderlin Fab. H. Busbie John J. Blair Winston S. M. Finger Maj. Finger J. W. Poll Johnston J. C. Scarborough S.J. Ervin Burke R. L. Abernethy J.8. Hill Mitchell John S. Long Craven G. W. Sanderlin Gates C. B. Aycock W. W. Kitchen John C. Scarborough James Madison Leach Finger Scarborough Abernethy Long Hill J. H. Poll C. R. Thomas M. T. Leach B. F. Aycock Great Order The Alliance Jones W. A. Montgomery Edward Chambers Smith Person A. W. Graham Granville W. D. Pollock Kinston Noah J. Rouse Lenoir County Wilson R. N. Hackett Osborne Wilkes Tyre York Frank Osborne F. M. Simmons Patrick Murphy Pearsall Jones County Thomas W. Mason Robert B. Peebles Northamption George Wilcox Pearsell Yancey Ormond Sidney Woodard Rouse James E. Moore Mr. Cope Pettigrew F.L. Merritt Smith Mr. Smith Montgomery Edmond Jones Capt. Peebles R. A. P. Cooley Dennis Worthington Nash Mr. Brown Macon Peebles Pearsall Graham Worthington J. E. Moore Mr. Montgomery Simmons Liver Regulator St. Louis W. Burkhead Haywood R. B. Kerner R. B. Glenn Forsyth Mr. Cooper Walter R. Henry Vance T. B. Womack Chatham Sol. C. Weill C. Baycock Wayne C. C. Daniels A. Leazar Irede Leazar Chicago Poll E. C. Smith Turner Iredell John D. Bellamy, Jr New Hanover W. W. Barber E. B. Jones Caldwell W. H. Lucas James H. Merriman Buncombe Col Paul B. Means Cabarrus O. J. Carroll Thomas W. Strange EF. J. Hale Wharton J. Green Cumberland Justice of Rutherford Frank Coxe That County John N Wilson D. Schenck, Jr Guilford J. P. Caldwell Charlotte T. J. Jarvis F. D. Winston W. R. Capehart Bertie W. H. Day W. H. Kitchen Halifax Mr. Edwards John R. Webster Rockingham Martin J. G. Hall William E George A. Shuford Molts Edmund Jones Gov Holt United Democracy of

Senate Consideration Faces River and Harbor Recommitment

The Senate debated river and harbor bill provisions with attempts to recommit to commerce committee to strip contracts and halve items. Democrats pressed reforms on coastwise trade, while amendments on foreign ship purchase, free ships, and silver coinage sparked heated votes and parliamentary maneuvering.

State Chronicle WashmeTon Senate McPherson Dem New Jersey Committee On Commerce Butler South Carolina Pascoe Florida Gorman Maryland Chesapeake Bay West Democrat Missouri Mr. West United States Mills Texas Frye Congress Dolph Charleston Harbor House Savannah Mobile Ala Washington Watson Alliance Man Georgia Committee On Ways and Means Treasury Beltzhoever Pennsylvania Lester Dickerson Kentucky UN States Geological Survey Bingham Rep Democratic Party Lighthouse Service Coast and Geodetic Survey Fish Commission Bland Biand Missuri Dingley Maine Blount Pierce Tennessee Johnson Indiana Cooper Dem. Indiana Babbitt Wisconsin Tracy New York Pettiion Cogswell Massachusetts Sayers Holman

Destructive Floods Sweep Iowa Towns and Kill Dozens

Telegraph reports from Sioux City and Leeds Iowa describe Floyd river flooding causing massive destruction. One million dollars in losses, many homes wrecked, bodies recovered, and rescue efforts under way as the water recedes. Other items note an earthquake in Cornwall and a New York gas explosion injuring three.

Sioux City Floyd River Cisines Court Street Floyd Bluffs Lynn Missouri River Floyd Keeley Iowa Leeds Floyd Valley Springdale High Bridge Matt Roe F. E West Hinton State Currenicle New York Eldridge Street Rudolph Sykes Ida Marx Mary Barnard

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