Message on Silver Legislation Urges Immediate Repeal
President Grover Cleveland warns of a national financial crisis caused by silver purchase laws and calls an extra session to repeal the 1890 act. He outlines gold and silver parity dangers, warns of gold depletion, and urges swift repeal and tariff reform discussion for monetary stability.
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Irix Congress
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Kansas City Journal
Stoday
Indianapolis Sentinel
Louis Grove-Democrat
Hep
Stigslona
Pial
Snerman
N. S. World
Auery
N. S. Times \Dem
Deising
San Francisco Examiner
Dein
Eader
Friends of Bimetallism
Co Ireas
United States
N. ¥. Tribune
Iowa News Letter highlights on insane hospital report
The Biennial Report of the Insane Hospital at Mount Pleasant for 1802-3 is filed with the governor. The Twenty-fourth General Assembly funded 20500 for improvements, deemed inadequate, with a request for 29000 for general repairs. Admissions totaled 179, with 586 men and 331 women, 109 discharged, outcomes show 266-135 men and 131 women much improved, 15228 men and 104 women unimproved, 141 Si men and 60 women died.
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General Assembly
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Burlington Road
Eagie Point
Thim
Potosi
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George T. Carpenter
Drake Universi
Des Moines
Carpenter
United States
Aylesworth
B. C. Aylesworth
Drake University
Plans
G. T. Carpenter
Drawe University
Ai. Hobos
Bib
Dou Dacrassment
Lussanne
Sts
Carr
Hull
Washington
Congress
Harmless Fads and Fashion Notes in Paris Social Scene
In Paris a ball described as a harmless fad unfolds at five in the morning with a wealth of white attire. A New York wedding features a lawn dance by the Hudson attended by six pink and white bridesmaids. A Paris dinner for a debutante showcases white liveries and a lavish white table setting with numerous white foods. Sir Roger de Coverley mingles among the dancers.
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Lapr Carrmxess
Paris
New York
Hudson
Roger de Coverley
Railroads and books on Washingtons writings previewed
The article notes the Putnam edition final volume of Washingtons writings to appear this fall delayed by index work. It mentions Parxes writings edited by Moncure D Conway to four volumes and includes social religious and political writings. It also covers detective Dick Donovan’s new serial Eugene Vidocq and other rail topics including Palestine locomotives in Jerusalem, and a forecast of railway news such as a Finland tunnel and workers in France. It compiles various telegraphed notes from newspapers on Cleveland’s message to Congress and reactions highlighting monetary policy and the Sherman act. It closes with a cycling race recap featuring Zimmerman and Crooks and the national championship results.
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Parxe
Moncure D. Conway
The
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Detective Fame
Eugene Vidooq
Patapatrnia
Jerusalem
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State Commerce Commission
Finland
Helsingsfor-Abo
Ekenes
Fiskars
France
Germany
Nuremburg
Furth
Stockton and Darlington
Eyeint Zimmerman
Johiee ‘Son
Nace
Iain
Knisely
Chicago
Crooks
Buffalo
A. A. Zimmerman
New York
Saltonstall Troopie Narrowly Wins Sprint Race
John S. Johnson of Syracuse wins the Saltonstall Troopie over Zimmerman in a fast four mile race. Pacemaker L. D. Munger and chasers Kinsley and Githens push the pace as the field jaws for position. Final: Johnson edges Zimmerman by five feet in 12 minutes 41 seconds with Tut tle third.
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John S. Johnson
Syracuse
Zimmerman
L. D. Munger
C. T. Kinsley
Knisely
Chicago
Githens
Munger
J. S Johnson
F. H. Tuttle
Johnson
W Steel Cne
Owama
Neb
Bride
Daxvillix
Conrads Describe Mosquito Creek Tragedy Raid
William and Sam Conrad give the first authentic statement on the Mosquito creek bottom killings. They claim many more men were wounded than killed, recounting a raid at dawn with assailants entering the yard, attacking their mother and sister, and forcing an escape by firing from hiding.
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Louisvile
William
Sam Conrad
Mosquito Creek Bottom
Courier-Journal
William Conrad
Sam
Ely
New Posit Ions
Yeastham
The Conrad brothers fight white caps in Harrison county
In Indiana a deadly feud erupts as the Conrad brothers seek vengeance after a white cap raid. Their home is burned, a fifth victim dies, and a countywide hunt with armed citizens unfolds amid reports of further killings and looming violence.
Ohio Democrats Nominate Neal for Governor at Convention
The Ohio Democratic state convention at Columbus on August 11 nominated Lawrence T. Neal for governor on the first ballot. Col. W. A. Taylor of Columbus was nominated for lieutenant governor by acclamation. John W.
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Crxerswart
Ohio Democratic State Convention
Col. W. A. Taylor
Columbus
John W
Political convention and mob violence report in 1911 era US
Nominating details from a state convention show TawmOrnge T Seal and others named for supreme judge state treasurer and attorney general. The platform endorses tariff currency reforms and pins blame on McKinsey era policy. Followed by a brutal report of three African American men lynched in Georgia and further gunfire and mob justice in Tennessee with miners on strike.
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Chicago
McKinteyiam
Lewis B. Wilhelm
Akron
Board of Public Works
P-H. McKeown
Cincinnati
Brave Girl Repels Home Invasion In Capron Farmstead
A 17 year old Ella Bean at Canute Beans farmhouse near Capron Bond county Illinois thwarted two intruders. After warning them to stop she fired a double barreled shotgun killing one and seriously wounding the other.
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Rockvoap
Canute Bean
Capron
Bond County
Ella Bean
Struck by a Train Disaster Overtakes Coaching Party
Massachusetts accident at a grade crossing near a depot involves a seven person carriage with two horses. The coach crashed when the horses bolted into a freight train, a baby was killed and five others injured. Additional notes report famine in Oklahoma and yellow fever deaths in Pensacola.
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Barrie
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