Supreme Court adjourns term and tax actions noted in Wilmington
The Wilmington Post reports the Supreme Court of the United States adjourned the seventh term. A Richmond and Petersburg road tax seizure for back taxes is noted. Cape Fear planters discuss backers of free trade sentiment. Salisbury elects the entire Republican municipal ticket amid Democratic rejoicing over citywide results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of the United States
Richmond & Petersburg Road
Cape Fear
Democratic Party
Senator Rogan and Logan’s cattle ranch fortune
The article notes Gen John A Logan became wealthy after leaving the senate in 1877 by investing in a New Mexico cattle ranch. It is described as one of the west’s most valuable ranches, elevating Logan to among the nation’s wealthiest men and pleasing local supporters.
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John A. Logan
Senate
New Mexico
Democratic Party
Beck
Vance
Carlisle
Randall
Vorhees
Brown
Florida Ship Canal
Arlington
Ain
General Stone
Gulf
Ireland
Lowell
State Department
Ireisdetst
Arthur
United States
Americas
Board of Health
Congress
Rial
Wilson
Barnum and
Jumbo
George Gifford
Maine
Cognac
France
John W. Burdette, Jr
Fourth
Iowa
George
Bad Judgment by Senator Conkling on Party Feuds
The letter criticizes Senator Conkling for reviving old party feuds while Logan Hatton Gresham Sherman and Hawley, backed by the President, push for peace. It praises Gen Virant as a statesman and unity proponent, noting he does not endorse Conkling’s speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Conkling
Logan
Hatton
Greshham
Sherman
Hawley
Gen. Virant
Mr.Conkling
Contested Race Shapes for Sixth District Nomination
Local observers anticipate a crowded Democratic field for the Sixth Congressional District. Col Waddell is reportedly paving a path to the nomination while Dowd gears up for a strong challenge. Mayor Col E J Hall contends he can win independently despite past ties and aims to outperform Bennett, Waddell, and other aspirants.
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Bennett
Anron
Col. Waddell
Dowd
E. J. Hall
Waddell
Hall
Republicans and liberals unite for 1884 victory in state
The article argues the Republican and liberal coalition are united with no major disputes. It cites a strong tariff stance, educational support with national aid for scholars, and local self government as shared planks. It predicts a decisive 30,000 majority in 1884.
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Republicas Party
Liberal
Democratic Party
Republican
Liberal Party
Wilsuerton
N.C
Borrot Post
Washington Republican
Conkling
New York City
North Carolina
Mr. Conkling
Pla
South
South Carolina
Hese
North
Republican Party
Senator Cameron to Depart for May Voyage
A note from Col. W. L. Saunders and Sen. J. Don Cameron reflects health concerns and political maneuvering within the Democratic party. The piece mentions Saunders’s bid for governor, tariff debates, and ominous hints of organizational struggles tied to the Jarvis ring and Ku Klux influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D. Cameron
J. D. Cameron
Pennsyvania
U. S. Senate
J. Don Cameron
Cameron
W. L. Saunders
Col
Jarvis
Col. Saunders
Kuklux
Bis
Sew England Ambition Details of Exhibit by North Carolina
A clipping discusses the New England Manufacturers and Mechanics Institute exhibit plan, aiming to showcase the northern states while drawing large, representative displays from Mississippi Georgia North Carolina and others. The advance grant from Raleigh North Carolina seeds the project with De. CW Deseey as organizer and Mr. Dubsey involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Ray Fotte
Okeerry
New England Manufacturers and Mechanics’ Institute
Soethendeasurs
Mississppi
Georgia
Nort Carotens
North Canares
North Carolina Exhibit Plans Highlight State Resources and Fibre
A NC board of agriculture backs a statewide exhibit to Boston showing minerals timber and agricultural products. The plan features building stones ores pine timber diverse wrappings and fibers including jute ramie cotton seed products and new uses for long leaf pine fibre. The exhibit aims for a scientific and educational panorama emphasizing natural history and industrial potential with 10 000 dollars in funds and broad legislative support.
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Tar Heel
Dabney
Institute
Hawley Street
Boston
Board of Agriculture
Jarvis
Montford McGehee
Fish and Fisheries
G. Worth
Union
Maine
India
New England
Hamsire
Canal
North Carolina
Bers Sud Girie
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Uba
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Walsh
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Spain
Madrid
Chandler
New Hampshire
Werremene
Mahone
Virginia
Treasury Department
Cnted
Wyoming
Takiang
Nevada
Baum
Ove
New
Indiana
Civil Service
Conking
Grant
Gorham Hatton
Kaum
Artar
SS Conkling
Keim
Civil Service Board
Charles Lyman
J. B. Hamilton
Marine Hospital Services
Democratic Board of County Commissioners
Iian
Ley
Fisk 1
Mae
Nur Carini
England
H. J. Warner & Co
SPETT
French Bros
Rocky Point, Ng
Edward H. King
Lay
Wilmington, N. v
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New Hanover
Bent
Scott
Boot and Shoe Maker
Princess
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Sepee
Oes Rosman Pantha
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Leretine
Schutte
Granite Row
Front Street
Lake Buardare
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F. A. Schutte
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