Motives of Speeches Delay Senate Debates in Repeal Fight
Senate deliberations on repeal of the silver purchase law dominate the week as speeches from Mills Teller Mitchell Shoupe Hansbrough White and others advance the debate. Expect no vote soon with talks of unconditional conditional repeal and possible timing into October. The House shows little action as committees prepare bills and a $20,000 appropriation is debated while the navy sends Detroit to Rio to safeguard American interests.
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Teller
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Oregon
Shoupe
Idaho
Senate
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North Dakota
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Daniel
Virginia
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Nevada
David
Morgan
Alabama
Stewart
Cone
Committee On
Terre Haute
Ind
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Dun’s
Rio Grande
Mexico
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Supreme Court
Leipsic Junction
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Tenn
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Sam
Albert
Willis
Kentucky
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Blount
Washington
Charles Cruze
Knoxville
Kansas City
Alfred B. King
Gresham
France
United States
Liberia
N.C
Sadie
Henry C. Wood
Riverside
George W. Dye
Elbert County
Lower Elbert
Kingston
Caro Shrats
Blue Pond
Young Sheat
Lexington
Zach Vanne Walser
Western Union Telegraph Company
First Nations Bank
Wilmington
Murder Without Motive Halliday to Jal for Triple Killing
Mrs Halliday, charged with the three Burlingham murders, is being held in Monticello to await grand jury action. Constables accompany her transfer from the county jail over the mountains to the Monticello facility. Prosecutors allege she killed her husband and two McQuillan women in a case described as devilish and lacking motive.
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Jal
I Mpen
N.Y
Paul
McQuillan
Burlingham
Aing Monticello
Mare
Moe Alliday
Les
Walters Moon
Trade upbeat as repeal bill seen lifting prosperity
New York and Philadelphia reports show trade improving across sectors including banks, dry goods, clothing, hardware, coal and leather with firm calls for Senate repeal of the Sherman act. Executives like George G Williams of Chemical National and John Claflin of Claflin & Co urge a Senate vote, while industries in Pa and the Erie area resume full operation and miners return to work at former wages.
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New York
George G. Williams
Chemical National Bank
Clearing House Committee
Senate
Lee
H. B. Claflin & Co
John Claflin
Eig. Pa
E. F. Watson Paper Company
Erie Forge Works
North Stafford
Parliament of Religions Meeting in Chicago Draws World Attention
Chicago hosts a unprecedented assembly of a parliament of religions with representatives from major faiths. Amid a vast World’s Fair audience, Cardinal Gibbons offers invocation as dignitaries including President Bonney and Archbishop Feehan welcome delegates.
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Carddimal Gibbons
Simplici
President Bonney
John Henry Burrows
Archbishop Feehan
London minister attacks Gladstone in church controversy
London Sept 11 The day’s sensation is Rev Frederick Davies’s Sunday attack on Mr Gladstone at an Episcopal church service attended by the venerable statesman Davies challenged Gladstone over his liberal stance prompting a public rebuke that drew many observers amid the city’s political and religious tensions.
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Gladstone
Frederick Davies
Episcopal Church
Vei
Eran Peti
Ctee Davies
Cleveland
Washington
Telegraphic Sparks and Banner Readers News Briefs
A collage of brief items notes Twro Macon sporte winning 18000 dollars, Lewis Redwine to stand trial in October, ex King Majon stricken with sopoplexy, Britannia winning the second race for the international cup, and most Welsh miners returning to work. Also mentions Paris congress in October, Blount’s move to Georgia, wage cuts in Fall River, public figures like Frankie Fol som, and a string of accidents and crimes from Tennessee to Ohio. Includes political, industrial, and social notes with numerous named places and people.
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Lewis Redwine
King Majon
Britannia
National Congress of the Workingmen’s Party
Paris
Mr. Blount
Washington
Georgia
Fall River
Massachusetts
Bismark
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Frankie Folsom
Dunlap
Tenn
Lafayette Grimes
Mikado
Japan
Euphonius
Yorihito Kamatsu Ben Jackson
Quincy
Miss
Editor Reed Will Wed In Athens Quiet Home Ceremony
Athens note in the Constitution reports that Thomas W. Reed, editor of The Athens Banner, plans a quiet wedding to Miss Eunice Williams on September 20 in Athens. The couple will wed in a small ceremony with intimate friends in attendance.
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Athens
Thomas W. Reed
Athens Banner
Eunice Williams
Atlanta Constitution
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Advertises For Pets and Ailments
An old advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best salve for cats centa and farmer cares, claiming relief for salt rheum and various skin complaints. The terse copy names Crawford and Co and Kinnevrew as distributors.
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A Centa and Famer & Leers
Salt Rheum
Ptohn Crawford & Co
Kinnevrew
Tragedies from Three States Mark Day of Self-Harm
In Stra n ton Virginia William TH Weller, once a leading citizen, killed himself in his store with a pistol after planning a trip to New York for goods. In Reprono Pennsylvania W D Johnston shot himself at his breakfast table, dying instantly. In Dunkard preacher George P Kegaris near Salemville, age unspecified, died by hanging in his home.
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Sracntox
William TH. Weller
Weller
New York
Worthington Hardware
Smith & Wesson
Raletam
Green County
W. D. Johnston
Johnston
Reprono, Pa
George P. Kegaris
Salemville
This County
Kegaris
Women of Utah appeal to Senate to retain Sherman Law
An enormous canvas roll in the senate clerk's office holds a petition from Utah women urging retention of the Sherman law because repeal would harm the mining industry. Several thousand names on foolscap sheets, signed by residents of Hyattsville and others, are attached. Senate member Senator Allen of Nebraska presented it last Friday as it occupied space on the north wing floor.
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Senate
Utah
Allen
Nebraska
Olock
Senator Mitchell Granted Immunity From Service in Court
In Sept 13 circuit court Judge Johnson sustained the motion to set aside service in Northwestern Insurance Co vs John L Mitchell. The ruling cites his right to exemption as a United States senator en route to attend a congressional session. The decision cancels service in other cases where Mitchell was moved prior to departure for Washington.
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Johnson
Northwestern Insurance Company
John L. Mitchell
Mitchell
United States
Wi Ton
Remains Identified in Georgia Near Morri-son’s Campground
The remains found in the woods near Morrison's campground are identified as Joseph Sugarman, a traveling peddler from Atlanta. The notice mentions a sales pitch for monuments at A. R. DeEewe ashes marble yard and A. R. Robertson in Athens with reduced prices and new designs.
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Morrison's Campground
Sheats
Joseph Sugarman
Atlanta
A. R. DeEewe
A. R. Robertson
Athens
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