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.
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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.
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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.
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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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W. A. Dunn
J. D. Boushall
Camden
Brown
Willis R Williams
Pitt
Bell
James F. Spainhour
Watauga
IL. A. Gudger
Robert M. Furman
F. H. Busbee
W. H. Pace
J. J. Laughinghouse
Donald W. Bain
Capt
Coke
Charles McDonald
Ile
Lhe State Chronicle
House of Representatives
Wilminston
N. C
King’s Daughters
First Baptist Church
I. C. Davis
F. D. Swindell
Wilmington
Alice Jones
Raleigh
Miss Carter
Sweet
Black
Conservation Service
Cornwall
Cable
Loxvox
County