Senate Ends 38 Hour Silver Debate After Quorum Lapses
Washington Oct 13. The silver coinage dispute drove the Senate into a second night of continuous session. A quorum question halted business with 42 senators present, then 43, as Stewart defended the administration stance on bimetalism and seigniorage. Voorhees resumed the fight before a final lapse at 1:45 am ending a 38 hour, 40 minute session.
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Social Offerings in Domestics Catalog Rush
Readable lines show fabric and dress pattern pricing with calico prints and broadcloth yard rates. Items include 2,500 yards good Dess Prints, 10 yards for 25 cents, many yardage lots at 5 to 7 cents, and several named fabrics such as Turkey Red Prints and Sea Island Sheeting.
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Receiver Sale Promises Deep Discounts on Woolen Goods
From the receiver Ira Abbott shipmaster of 18 cases, a clearance of all wool flannels and blankets with large discounts. Lounging shoes for men and women, kids shoes, infants, and cloth top Dongola options offered at substantial prices. Heavy gray blankets and scarlet all wool blankets listed with marked reductions.
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Bargain Clothing and Dry Goods Sale Excerpt
A cluttered storefront sale lists front tables of suits and coats at $1000 to $1860 values, heavy winter pants and caps at low prices, a large yarn of fur hats, millinery by Miss Muray, slippers, and various canned goods and groceries priced to clear. The ad promotes elaborate fur hats and discount textiles with fashion department leadership noted.
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Weakened Crowd Watches Vigilant Valkyrie Race Restart
In Sandy Hook New Jersey on October 18 the second attempt to run the third America Cup race between Vigilant and Valkyrie faced long delays. Winds to 80 miles an hour reduced spectator numbers as both vessels sailed with the lead changing at 12 twenty seven.
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From the Storm Floods Hutchinson Island
Hutchinson Island experiences worse flooding than the recent storm as all inhabitants along the coast are warned to seek safety in the city. Authorities issue evacuations and monitor rising water levels affecting residents and businesses.
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Released Soldiers Seen as Bail Equals Lynching Charge Outcome
Knoxville reports released soldiers admit to bail for participation in the lynching of Miner Richard at Bricéville. Judge Sneed of Knox County Criminal Court presided at their trial, with Brunswick set for Oct.18. News notes 24 new cases, two deaths, and Matilda Greenwood among the reported names. The storm's impact was milder than initial reports.
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Terrible Wreck As Two Excursion Trains Collide
Jackson Michigan witnesses a terrible wreck when two Michigan Central excursion trains collide at the depot. Nine cars derailed and the engine smashed after the head train was struck at 40 miles per hour. Forty five dead and at least sixty injured are reported.
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Local notes from many towns spark uncertain reports
The notices describe various scattered items from Telegraphic Tips and local events. A Scottish name and a Lisbon arrival are mentioned alongside a prominent businessman saying trade shows signs of revival after delays.
Indian Shortage Tops Southern Territory Accounts
Ex Treasurer Green McCurtain faces a mounting shortage in lease district funds. Attorney C. E Nelson estimates per capita losses and totals that exceed 644 overall, with Br. E Wright failing to account for royalties. Finance committee slows action while Governor Jones avoids intervention during McCurtain’s absence.
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Storm and Fever Aid Efforts Reach Multiple States
A New Orleans meeting urged national fundraising for gulf storm survivors with estimates of over 1000000 needed to rebuild and aid refugees in Louisiana Georgia and South Carolina. Reports note refugee camps at La Fourche and Harves and extensive property losses from the disaster.
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Attempted Rescue of Tom Kendrick At Screven County Jail
An attempted rescue of outlaw Tom Kendrick at Screven county jail in Sylvania Georgia is described as unsuccessful. Entry via open outer door and bar breaking failed, Kendrick reportedly wounded his wrist, sheriff notes Kendrick feigned serious injury, and arson crowbar and hat found in jail.
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That Liquor Law Judge Hudson Strikes Down Dispensary Act
Columata reports Judge Hudson quashes indictments for selling liquor in South Carolina, ruling the dispensary law unconstitutional as the legislature cannot transfer liquor traffic rights to the state government. The decision questions police power and the act’s legitimacy. The Florida Fruit Exchange shipped 1,300 boxes of oranges to Liverpool, England this week.
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Rumor of Louisville and Nashville Seeking Control of Railroads
Telegrams claim Louisville and Nashville plans to buy extra stock in the Nashville and Chattanooga Railway and gain control of the Carolina and Georgia lines to form through traffic on the Atlantic coast. Colonel Phinizy dismisses the report as idle rumor said to be unfounded.
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Moonshine Case Tried in Atlanta Court
In Atlanta Georgia on October 13 4 of a moonshine case was tried before Commissioner Gaston. Steve W Gillespie from Franklin County faced charges of illicit distillery in his dwelling. The still was connected to a government stakeout and captured by Deputy Marshal J L Ballantine. Gillespie faced a $300 bond and imprisonment in Fulton County jail.
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