Multiple North Carolina political notes and a Russian assassination
The item notes moves in North Carolina politics with Frye to the Senate, McDill appointed U S Senator from Town, and discussion of the Yadkin Valley road commission. It also reports the Prohibition Convention planned for Raleigh on May 4 and the assassination of the Russian Emperor in St Petersburg.
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Yadkin Valley
Cape’ Fear
North Carolina
Friends of Prohibition
Raleigh
Snti-Prohibition
Russia
St. Petersburg
Svadlicinr Trac P
H. J. Hauser
Martha S. Hauser
J. L. Hauser
Margaret Hauser
DL. J. Norman
Alexander Norman
W.tr. Norman
Thewss Norman
Elizabeth Norman
W. J. Norman
Thomas Norman
Wxs2ers
Sastinel
Winston
Yadkin County
Sid
I. N. Vestal
Prohibition Vote Shapes North Carolina Senate Debates
The piece outlines the Senate vote on the third reading of the prohibition bill, listing lawmakers who supported and opposed it. It notes Speaker Blaine era office-seeking pressure, cites a North Carolina Midland railroad argument by Maj. Peter Hairston, and describes a Baltimore merchants meeting urging rail competition to break Piedmont Line monopoly affecting tobacco and cotton shipping.
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Poe
Biitile
Bryson
Carter
Clink
Cowan
Cow—rell
Cox
Davis
Haywood
Day
Deans
Dunn
Ellington
Gaiher
Gardin
Gatling
Glenn
Rocking
Ham
Stokes
Grainger
Green
Harnett
Orange
Graeber
Gwyn
Hamrick
Harper
Hicks
Holton
Joyner
Kilpatrick
Rink Leak
Lineback
Manning
Morrisom
Moore
McClure
McCauley
McEachern
Nest
Newell
Nicholson
Parish
Pigford
Pool Regsdate
Ray
Riggs
Robbins
Roberts
Rose
Rowland
Savage
Simpson
Spainhour
Sparrow
Syxes
Taylor
Terrell
Thomas
Toon
Townsend
Turner
Finger
Gadger
Hampton
Harris
Lockbat
Mebane
Merritt
Newland
Oates
Pridgen
Richardson
Scott
New
Hanover
Rockingham
Spears
Staples
Stowe
Tucker
Williamson
Davie
Messrs
Blue
Dorteb
Foil
Hanes
Respasa
Spruill
Whitaker
Elgecombe
York
Peter Hairston
North Carolina Mid— Land Road
Merchants and Manufacturers Association of Baltimore
Proposal to build a cotton road expanding Baltimore trade
The meeting discusses a rail corridor through North Carolina from Baltimore aimed at exporting cotton and tobacco, with factories along the line and significant investment in textiles. It notes potential stock purchases, regional farms, and the benefit of returning cotton cargo, inviting a committee to pursue details with John S. Barbour of Alexandria, Virginia.
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Atlanta
Baltimore
North Carolina
Leaksville
Salem
Bethania
Mountain Island
Catawba River
Johns. Barbour
Alexandria
North Carolina Proposes Prohibition on Spirituous Liquor Sales
A bill from the General Assembly seeks to ban manufacture and sale of spirituous and malt liquors except for wines and cider. It outlines penalties, licensing rules for medical and scientific use, and county licensing procedures with sober citizen verification.
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General Assembly of
North Carolina
Tephanin
Board of Commissioners of the
Prohibition Law Proposals and Penalties Detail
The document outlines licensing rules for sale of spirituous liquors with bonds of up to 500 dollars and conditions for revocation. It sets penalties for druggists and physicians including fines between 100 and 500 dollars, potential imprisonment, and license forfeiture. An October 1 1881 start date and a statewide prohibition referendum on the first Monday in August are specified.
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Superior Court
Board of
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R. TL. Steidman
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