Senate Debates End Of Silver Purchase Law Looms
Washington Oct 30 The senate debated repeal of the silver purchase law with 52 senators present. Hutton Cameron Hunter pledged support for repeal while Perkins and Pasco could swing final passage. If approved the bill moves to the House where Speaker Crisp may urge quick action. A separate note reports a Supreme Court motion over naturalizing a Chinese man to test anti Chinese measures. The day also carried nominations including Edwin F Uhl as assistant secretary of state and James E Roosevelt as ambassador to London.
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Reed
Hutton
Chicago
Cameron
Hunter
Virginia
Perkins
Pasco
Crisp
Wilson
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Ilinois
Carter H. Harrison
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White House
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Livingston
Georgia
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Hot Springs Hopes To Host Corbett Mitchell Fight
A Gazette reporter witnessed a pro offer at Hot Springs for the Corbett Mitchell bout. R C Chambers, wealthy mine owner, pledged 20 000 dollars to back the winner, and Satchers wrote to Jack McAuliffe seeking fight managers to secure the match for Hot Springs.
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the Gazette
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R. C. Chambers
Jack McAuliffe
Brown's Iron Bityers and Misc Scraps From October News
Odd mix of notices and items including a patent for Brown's Iron Bityers cures dyspepsia and debility, a retrial report on Alexander escdrte vs ex Judge Hilton, Stewart family birthday notes, a sunflower paper mill in Ballina Kansas, and brief foreign and local society items with scattered names and dates.
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Stewart
New York
Alexander Escdrte
Henry Hilton
Cathee Owens
Ander Stewart
Franco Russian fetes and French political upheaval noted in Toulon
Report chronicles receptions for Russian visitors in Toulon ending with a grand naval launch of Jaure guiberry maritime gifts totaling about 500000. It cites telegrams from Alexander praising Franco-Russian friendship while detailing Dupay ministry maneuverings and a volatile French political climate following elections that hurt the socialists.
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Paris
Dupay
Trial Boule Offers New Value for Households
Fragmentary notice notes a trial opportunity for households involving a product named Call caseaen gare etvetond re etd et eet. Details are unreadable and unable to determine date or location.
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Dr. King
World Fair Closes After Mayor Harrison's Death
Attendance nearly doubled Paris Exposition and tripled Philadelphia figures. A memorial program at pres hall included prayers, remarks by President Palmer and Higinbotham, and resolutions of sympathy for Carter Harrison. Palmer announced the fair would formally close at sunset with flag lowering and artillery salute.
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Palmer
Higinbotham
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H. N. Higinbotham
Thomas W. Palmer
National Commission
Noty
Higginbotham
Repeal Bill Near Passage Amid Senate Deliberations
Washington reports show President informed on repeal proceedings as Senate debate continues and House moves toward immediate action. General Carey outlines new coastal defense works for Tybee Savannah and other sites. Postmasters appointed in Georgia towns receive confirmation as Carlisle aides express mixed sentiments on administration support.
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General Carey
United States Army
Secretary of War
Savannah
Bay
Charles
Bey
Georgia Lawmakers Report on Public Ed and Session Oddities
Fragmentary lines describe a Georgia senate executive session and a joint assembly addressing Dr J L M on popular education. The blurred text mentions frost, ice, and a reference to a dubious English remedy, with scattered references to named individuals and locations.
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Senate
John J. Hunt
L. Bartlett
Wonderful exhibit at Curcaco World’s Fair
Attendance totals from May to date at the Curcaco World’s Fair are incompletely recorded. the notice lists overall attendance figures and admission receipts, but details are garbled and unclear.
Clarke elects J H Tumpkin as successor in speech praise
In Georgia politics Clarke’s Hon. W. J. Morton voices strong support for J. H. Tumpkin as the nominee, praising the family legacy and the grandfatherly figure of the late Clarke leader. Pap Morton’s earnest address draws applause from the assembly and observers.
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Clarke
Pap
Speaker
Lumpkins
Georgia
J.h.tumpkin
Improbable Yacht Mutiny tale from Port land
Port land Maine report says Captain Dunphy of the barkentine James H Bauiin from Port Elizabeth South Africa was unconscious on landing. He claims his Spaniard and Portuguese crew plotted to kill him and sell the ship in Bermuda. He fired a revolver to force compliance and barred cabins to sleep. He says he could not have held out another hour. May Be Lynched for Arson is from Eurexka South Dakota where a building tied to Masonic and Royal Purple societies was set ablaze. Shavings soaked in oil found in the hall. P. H. O Leary and C. H. Johnson arrested for arson and bail set at 19000 dollars each. A mob threatens to lynch them.
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Barkentine
James H. Bauiin
Port Elizabeth
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Eurexkca
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P. H. O’leary
C. H. Johnson
Liverpool Market Wheat and Corn Prices Open Steady
Wheat opened steady with modest demand as receipts over three days total 9 000 bushels in Britain and 53 000 in America. Corn also opened steady with moderate demand and American receipts of 31 100 over the past three days.
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Liverpool
Notes From Abroad and European Movements
Germany's Reichstag plans reassembly on November 16. The Russian squadron sails from Toulon. Peru's cabinet resignation is considered certain. Emperor Francis Joseph rumored to dissolve the Reichsrat. London friends shocked by Louisa Thorne's desertion. Herr von Volmar says Germany nears financial limit. Treland unity prioritizes Ireland over all others.
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Gavotte Lanciers
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Louisa Thorne
Herr von Volmar
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