Graduated income tax urged by critics and NC report
The piece argues that a graduated income tax is the least burdensome and most just form of taxation. It praises Col. C. A. Cilley for report on Chickamauga and Missionary Ridge, urging North Carolina to fund marking efforts and honoring its troops with a proper exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Cilley
North Carolina State Commission
Chickawanga
Chattanooga
Missionary Ridge
Tenn
National Commission
North Carolina
News Observer Chronicle
Football and Its Abuser
Editorial argues football should be humanized and reformed to reduce brutality and risk. It says the sport can benefit education and fitness if rules reward skill over brute force, urging colleges to avoid excessive emphasis on play that endangers players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
Tariff fears blamed for business lull, not silver action
The piece argues tariff legislation fears caused the trade slump and warns Democrats to push tariff reduction quickly. It cites Governor McKinley and ex-Speaker Reed, notes public demand for relief, and predicts voter impatience with anti-silver policy iftariffs delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Ohio
Need
Maine
Boston
Teed
Congress
United States
Income tax battle looms in Senate battles and public debate
A Washington report claims Nabobs in the Senate seek to block an income tax while the Wilson tariff bill omits it. The piece argues the tax would burden the rich less and protect the poor, contrasting English nobility with American plutocracy and predicting Democratic splits over taxing incomes of individuals and corporations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House of Lords
Carlisle
Wilson
Turner
Montgomery Stevens
Cochran
Ways and Means Committee
South
England
Washington Evening News
Interfering with grosser abuses by schools urged
A Baltimore Sun excerpt argues that educational institutions should curb the gross abuses affecting boys, suggesting parental concerns justify school interference to some extent in protecting students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Sun
Appointment of Editors for Nash Franklin and Granville
Collector Simmons names J A Thomas editor of the Franklin Times Deputy for Nash Franklin and Granville counties with John P Arrington of Nash as assistant We hope H A Foote of Warrenton Gazette may get a similar post for Warren and Vance Foote previously held office under the Cleveland administration The writer notes strong endorsements and voices concern for others seeking office and laments Mr Simmons decision
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Simmons
J. A. Thomas
Franklin Times
Nash, Franklin
Granville
John P. Arrington
Nash
H. A. Foote
Warrenton Gazette
Warren
Vance
Foote
Cleveland
Wilson NC Property to Be Sold Under Court Decree
By decree of the Superior Court in the action Bruton admr P J Royal vs Wainwright the Court House door Wilson NC will sell on Monday January 1 1894 the Wright Royal lot on the south side of Goldsboro street adjoining the town lot Hackney Bros and Mrs R J Wainwright fronting 100 feet and running back 60 feet total 6000 square feet more or less. Terms cash. This Nov 23rd 1893.
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Superior Court
J. F. Bruton
Adm
R. P. J. Royal
G. H. Wainwright
Court House
Wilson
N. C
Goldsboro Street
Wilson, N. C
Hackney Bros
R. J. Wainwright
Wainwright & Royal
Rochester Lamp Co. catalog promotes morning light in Rochester
A Rochester Lamp Co. catalog from New York touts home comfort with the lamp The Ro chester described as a bright morning light for happy, content interiors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Rochester Lamp Co
New York
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Wilson Mirror
Henry Blount
Geo. W. Blount
N C
Democratic Party
Uhis
Castoria
J. A. Arcner
Oxford St
Brooklyn
N. Y
Oantos Mantys
D. D
New York City
135Th Street
Jth Ave
Epwor F. Panos
Yorks
Tre Cewrace Company
Mcrray Stree
the Orton
J. E. Montague, Nagét
Wootton & Stevens
Marx
Tyner
Atlanta
Druggis
W. L. Douglas
Young Bros
Jesse H. Peele
Joseph D. Peele
G. W. Bioust
Braswee
H. C. Braswell
Ads W. P. Mercer
Oxford
Oxford, N
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