President Cleveland Hides in North Carolina Wildlife Banter
In a Washington Post piece Congressman Tom Settle jokes about President Cleveland hunting and camping in North Carolina. The News Observers Chronicle retorts that bears there are small black bears and mocks the Post while praising Eastern North Carolina game and sport.
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Cleveland
North Carolina
Tom Settle
Washington Post
Representative Settle
Tar Heel
Pamlico Sound
News Observers Chronicle
Sethe
Post
Ex Mayor W H Dodd for Orphan Asylum Post
Dr Black resigns the oxford orphan asylum superintendency to become presiding elder of warrenton district filling the vacancy caused by Rev Dr S D Adams death. W H Dodd of Raleigh is nominated to succeed as a capable administrator and child lover. Also calls for a female teacher at the orphanage with April vacancy and salary details.
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Black
Oxford Orphan Asylum
Warrenton
8. D. Adams
Dr. Black
W. H. Dodd
Raleigh
Ss. D. Adams
National Senate Debates Tax Schedule Amendment
The National Senate continues proceedings on tax schedule amendments to the Wilson bill. Debates focus on changes to fiscal measures and potential impacts on revenue and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Senate
House Should Stand Firm Against Sugar Trust Tax
The piece argues against sugar trusts and a tax or bounty benefiting them. It claims the tax is a bad bargain aimed at hurting consumers and accuses Senators of corruption, urging the House of Representatives to resist Senate amendments and protect the people. It asserts there is virtue left in Congress to oppose improper bargains in Washington.
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House of Representatives
Representatives of
Senate
House
Washington
Congress
Silver bill sails through House aims at Senate
The silver bill has passed the House and now faces the Senate. If approved, it may encounter presidential veto risk, but supporters see it as a step toward increased money supply and restoring silver as money.
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House of Representatives
Senate
Corbett and Mitchell Cleared in Florida Prize Fight Case
The court found Corbett and Mitchell not guilty as principals in the Florida prize fight. Aiders and abettors were not exonerated. Corbett remains a hero and plans to spend time in the Land of Flowers.
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Corbett
Mitchell
Florida
Land of Flowers
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Wilson Mirror
Henry Blount
Geo. W. Blount
Mills
Daniel E. Sickles
Bland Dill
Crisp
Mirror and
New York Ledger
Mirror
Atlanta Constitution
Cornelia
A. J. Moore
J. W. Peacock
Isaac A. Amerson
Adm
A. Ranceer
M. D
Oxford St
Brooklyn
N. Y
CarLes Marrs
D. C
New York City
Pio
Bowie F. Pagpes
A. 1Th Street
Mth
Ave
Tae Contact Company
Merrar Srearr
the Orton
ORTON
J. E. Montague
Wootton & Stevens
Lleom
Marx
Satisaetion
Tarboro Street
Lamm
Finch’s
Branch
Gay & Co
Cme
W. J. Harriss
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