Ebe Minster Sentinel Apr 15 1332 notable items
The issue notes Jesse Jama, a train robber, killed in St. Joseph Missouri last week. Secretary of the Navy E. Ghandler named. The President vetoes the Chinese bill. Durhan firm W T Blackwell & Co claims large wood and cloth usage. Dr Canedo misses first payment on the C F L & Y V Railroad. disappointment small.
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Jesse Jama
St. Joseph
Bmo
Danville
Mocksville
Tern
Smith’s River
N. C
Leaksville
Blue Creek Country Road
Smith's River
New River R. RB. Co
Southern Chivalry Criticized Over Northerner Fight
The Christian Intelligencer of New York denounces a prize fight near New Orleans as a southern vice while noting Northern involvement. It condemns Southern authorities and calls out Northern religious papers for slander, insisting the event was driven by northern men and not the South.
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Christian Intelliger of
New York
Lntelligencer
Treaven
New Orleans
Ife
Wm. M. Tweed
Massachusetts
Mississippi
War Tax on Banks Repeal Pressed by Observer Editorial
The Charlotte Observer editorial urges repeal of the war tax on national banks and appeals to Congress members. It cites Treasury statements showing current revenue from the tax at about 125 to 150 million dollars and argues the measure is essential for the country.
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Charlotte Observer
Congress
Onks
New York
Lyra
Vega
Comments on the Presidents Veto of the Chinese Bill
This article reports reactions to the presidents veto of the Chinese bill and discusses broader issues of tariffs, bank taxes, and war-time finance. It includes opinions on repeal of the two cent stamp duty on bank checks, taxes on deposits, and the effect on merchants manufacturers and the general public. It also notes editorials from the Alta California and The Call on the veto and on China policy.
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Hays
Indignant Californians Burn President in Effigy
A Times report notes Pacific coast newspapers lash the presidential veto on the Chinese bill. Across several cities, residents burned the president in effigy, signaling strong anti-veto sentiment and questioning the administration’s stance.
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T Fulty
Osliforsians
Pacific Coast
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Ebe Minster
Geo. M. Mathes
South Carolina
E. Ghandler
Navy
Pacific States
W. T. Blackwell & Co
Durhan
Ando
Fed
North Carolina
United States
Treasury
Department of Trade and Commerce
Committee of Ways and Means
N.C
San Francisco
the Call
John F. Swift
China
Raleigh
Supreme Court
Cngressman
Washington Monument
John H. Fowler
D. P. Mast
Bnolstt
Stafford
Winston Op
Middle Fork Creek
Stafford Opening
Moskvill & Southwaslara BB
Sharp
Warner
Ix Pub
Veaggie
All Deniers
Warnes Safa
HH. Warner & Co
Hester, N.Y
Eee
Tate
H. A. Siddall
Salem
Cicery ‘Tise’s
Winston
Cicere Tise
Ann E. George
Pittsylvania Court
Lo'clack
P. M
W. A. Lash
Walnut Cove
Dommpson & Franklin
Stynes
Ege
Arch Lota
PINE
Br'k
Pearl
Grits
Bacco
Forsyth
Thad, M. Butner
Newt
Pohl & Stockton’s
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Reed Bros
Depot
Holey
J. Monroe Taylor
Gilmer & Joyce
Winston, N.C
March
J. E. Gilmer
II Corius
Omy
White
Waren
Aun
Glokghars
Atlainen
Mas
Dickings
Ball Cotton
The
Eagie
Phoenix Mills
Tickings
Cottonades
Hall Cotton, &E
Wotsons
Algo Heays
Euy
Nenana
Ares
Piedmont
Vok
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