North Carolina News Briefs Highlight State Appointments and Wages
The East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia railroad cuts wages 10 to 15 percent. Sol Weil of Wilmington is recommended for Assistant by District Atty Aycock. Col J S Carr of Durham will attend the American Bankers congress in October. Governor Carr names J S Mann of New Bern chief fish commissioner and reappoints Adam Warner of Washington as assistant. Secretary Carlisle calls for resignation of J R Garrison after over twenty years in the Treasury.
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East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Railroad
Sol Weil
Wilmington
Atty. Aycock
Col. J. S. Carr
Durham
North Carolina
American Bankers’ Congress
Carr
J.S. Mann
Newbern
Adam Warner
Washington
Carlisle
J. R. Garrison
the Treasury
Garrison
Treasury Department
Senator Vance backs Democratic platform on restraint
Critics of Senator Vance over opposing the President on restraint should note he aligns with the Democratic platform and a large majority of Democrats with him.
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Vance
Senator Williams Defends Democratic Roots In State Report
A report circulating that Willis R. Williams is a third party man is denied. The North Carolina senator is affirmed as the same old Democrat as before. The notice hints at a fuller article elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis R. Williams
Hestor
North Carolina
Senate
Slow filling of Democratic appointed posts in North Carolina
Appointments to replace Republicans in Eastern North Carolina are delayed. Jno Carrol, wielding influence over the marshalship, is told he must wait out Hill’s term. Similar delays affect the Raleigh and Wilson post masterships.
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Jno. Carrol
North Carolina
Hill
Raleigh
Wilson
Weil and allies push for assistant attorney post
Sol Weil gains backing from District Attorney Aycock and Senator Ransom with Rep Alexander and delegation. Olney likely to arrive soon to secure the post while a Senate fight over Elias and other confirmations stretches weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol Weil
Aycock
Ransom
Alexander
Olney
Woodard
Weil
Cope Elias
Simmons
Feud Over Appointing A New Official Nearing Selection
The report suggests an appointment after a dispute among Oldham Morton and Parsley and notes momentum for a new man, though no candidate has been found yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oldham
Morton
Parsley
Dr Hoge hails Chicago fair as equal to historic expositions
Dr Hoge of Richmond compares the Chicago fair to Philadelphia 1776 Paris 1889 London and Glasgow shows praising its magnitude and interest. He notes global acquaintances on the grounds and wealth of US resources in forests fields mines and manufactures. Capt Morton reports no drunkenness or accidents since opening.
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Hoge
Richmond
Chicago Fair
Philadelphia
Paris
London
Glasglow
United States
Capt. Morton
Mt. Vernon
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