Reed Strongly Favored for President by Mass Republican Convention
A large Massachusetts Republican convention at Music Hall elected four delegates at large to the national convention in St Louis and adopted a platform favoring protection and reciprocity, opposing silver coinage changes, and urging Reed of Maine as president. Delegates Lodge Crane Draper and Guild were chosen unanimously.
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Treasury Tightens Gold Export Controls Amid Market Strain
The Treasury directs New York subtreasury to raise the premium on gold bars from 1 16 to 8 16 of 1 percent to curb future exports. The move aims to prop up exchange, reduce coin abrasion, and offset Bank of England price shifts.
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Omaha Delegation Seeks Utah Support for Exposition
A group of leading Omaha citizens met Utah lawmakers in Salt Lake City to back the Transmississippi Exposition. Speeches were delivered and Utah Morale pledged to the project. An anticipated Utah appropriation could enable participation in Omaha's exposition. Price of Wire Nails Advances in New York. Wire nail price up 15 cents per keg from 2.40 to 2.55. cut nails to follow. Milton H. Gook, 84, pioneer Missourian, dies in Plymouth Indiana.
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New York
Adjourning Congress and Naval Bill Debate
Senate moves toward early adjournment on May 2 as appropriations and fee reforms dominate. In Washington, the naval bill advances with four new battleships planned, while another officer faces a court martial and nominations are confirmed.
Conference Near Conclusion On Cuban Resolutions
Five nation conference on Cuban resolutions adjourned again with no final verdict. Indications point to the house receding to accept senate measures, while conference members fear delaying action. Also: new managers for Soldiers' Home eyed. General Casey dead. Mrs. Davidson acquitted in San Francisco. Texas convention signals Reed dominance. Hiram Morrison confesses wife’s death. Milwaukee breweries united by marriage. WCTU to meet in St. Louis with three Pacific coast conferences planned.
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Tesla claims earthwide wireless distribution prototype
Nicola Tesla announced he has a machine, when perfected, to distribute electric waves around the earth enabling simultaneous global messages. He said he was satisfied by the invention and plans for practical experiments.
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Hill Motion Carried in Senate Amid Party Clash
Washington March 28 The Senate split along party lines over Hill motion to strike New Mexico legislature date change from December to May. Hill called it a political trick. Elkins and Brice, among others, traded sharp exchanges. The New Mexico provision was finally stricken. the legislative appropriation bill passed, reforming district attorney and marshal salaries.
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