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Newspaper

Western Sentinel

Location

Winston, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1881

Page

2

Prohibition and politics mix in 1881 North Carolina notes

Gov Berrien denies spoon theft as columbus miss Baptist convention gathers in Raleigh. Officers and clergy plan meetings. A rail contract shifts from Wolf Creek to Paint Rock. Chicago election exposes a city ring amid national party clashes, with Mahone tangled between Conkling and Garfield.

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Prohibition Battle in Charlotte Yields Mayor Candidate

In a heated Tar contest over municipal powers on Prohibition and anti Prohibition, Capt F S DeWolfe won as Prohibition candidate for mayor. A Senate speech by Dawes of Massachusetts described Northern persecutions in the South, including a Mississippian overseer fleeing to save his life after gin houses burned and workers maltreated. A grand jury investigation questioned the land ownership and the insured gin house, suggesting motives behind the incident.

Charlotte F. S. DeWolfe Senate Dawes Massachusetts Mississipp Heath

Virginia Midland and Augusta railroads in Augusta conference

A Augusta Ga dispatch reports Col J B Barbour president of the Virginia Midland Railroad Company J T Morehead vice president of the North Carolina Midland Railroad Company and Mr Cowan attorney of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company attended a conference with President Verdory of the Augusta and Knoxville Railroad Mayor May and other leaders. They inspected the line and expressed satisfaction. The route will extend to Greenwood South Carolina fifty miles from Augusta and Genes to Spartanburg. Barbour and Cowan say the Virginia Midland backed by the B&O will connect with the Augusta and Knoxville at Spartanburg. This would create an independent east route from Augusta and a west route through Hendersonville Nashville to Knoxville.

Augusta J. 8. Barbour Virginia Midland Railroad Company J.T. Morehead North Carolina Midland Railroad Company Cowan Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company Evans South Carolina Augusta & Knoxville Verdory May Greenwood 8. C Genes Spartanburg Barbour Gowan Virginia Midland Baltimore & Ohio Knoxville Hendersonville Nashville

Developments in Washington Criticize Hayes Administration

The New York Herald argues investigations abroad could expose a Hayes era tainted by corruption across departments. It cites War Office, Interior, State, and especially the Post Office star route, amid calls for accountability and reform.

New York Herald Hayes War Office Lincoln Interior Bureau State Department Conkling Senate Treasury New York Mr. Sherman Post Office Washington Brady Republic Jean Party

Proposals on post office routes and Prohibition Convention details

The text outlines increased post office route allowances, flagging ninety three routes mostly in the West and Southwest with profits suggesting corruption. It also summarizes the Prohibition Convention in Raleigh with officers, suggested business items, and theCentral executive committee’s resolutions, plus Cowpens centennial planning and notable attendees. The immigrant influx is noted with current totals and steamer delays.

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Government money not subject to state levy in revenue case

The Commissioner of Internal Revenue ruled in a fifth district of North Carolina case that funds in government custody belonging to a citizen cannot be levied or attached via state court proceedings. A depositor sought a compromise with the department, which declined. a state court mandate then blocked delivery. The department ordered the return of the draft, to be restored to the depositor, reflecting a good faith obligation to return money deposited under those terms.

Commissioner of Internal Revenue North Carolina Collector of Internal Revenue United States Depository

Commission cuts pay for gaugers and storekeepers at small distilleries

Wasamexon April 17. Commissioner Raum of the Internal Revenue Bureau issued instructions reducing compensation for storekeepers and gaugers at small distilleries with daily capacity not exceeding twenty bushels from four to three dollars per day. The pay changes take effect May 1.

Wasamexon Raum Internal Revenue Bureau

Lost jokes and flood losses in the Midwest

A Pittsburgh physician’s jest about Hop Bitters backfires when a patient uses it and recovers, while Missouri river floods cause about 2.5 million dollars in property losses from Sioux City to St. Louis, including Omaha, Council Bluffs and Kansas City.

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