Majority favor gold bonds and Senate moves on finance
Washington reports show party lines solidifying as the Ways and Means majority backs a gold bond plan to replenish the treasury reserve. Minority leaders Bryan and Whiting oppose pledging debt specifically in gold and warn against changing existing bond terms. A Sherman substitute for coinage reform proposes 3 percent gold bonds payable in five years to maintain the gold standard amid debate on public finance.
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Mr. Grosvenor
Eoen Greater
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Turner ,Ga
Tarsney
Montgomery
Stevens
Mass
Cozicean
McMilan
Tenn
Whiting
Mich
Treasury
United States
Europe
Congress
Government World
William J. Bryan
Tustin R. Whiting
Treasury Department
For & Stm
Sherman
Washineton
Finance Committee
Grand Army encampment meets as officers report
Hastings Neb Feb 14 The annual Grand Army of the Republic encampment opens with prayers and officer reports referred to committees. Officers elected include C E Adams commander J H Culver senior vice commander and J H Earhart junior vice commander. Reception planned with Ladies group. next encampment location offered to Omaha and approved.
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C. E. Adams
Old Aba
Superior
J. H. Culver
Milford
J. H. Earhart
Stanton
O. R. Beebe
Minden
Robert LaFountain
Johnson
Wilcox
M. Parker
G. BE
Whitney
Oxford
Aday s Testimony Corroborated in Hayward Murder Trial
In Minneapolis on February 1 the murder trial of Harry Hayward neared its end as the state produced key testimony. Pater Vallaire, a hack driver, confirmed parts of the alleged plot and said Hayward asked if he would drown a passenger for pay. Vallaire testified he was asked if he would drive the hack into Lake Calhoun and let the occupant drown for money. The testimony severely undermined the defense, while Hayward appeared unfazed.
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Hackman
Harry
Adry
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Advy
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Hayward
Lake Calhoun
Vallaire
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Sc. Matthews
D.C
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Phoenix
Ariz
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Samuel Elkins
Lebanon
Ind
National Bank Manufacturers Association
Cleveland
Assip
Chicago
Tom le. Johnson
J. W. Todd
Carbonado
Mini
J. B. Gilsey
Minburn
Star
Perry Keller
Burlington Military Company
Columbus
Ohio League of Republican Clubs
Michigan Senate
South Dakota
State Senate
Omaha Paper
Boyd
Moron
Brown's Mills
N. J
Springfield
Contempt Rule Dismissed in Debs Case
Pullman not in contempt after Judge Grosseup dismissed the contempt rule in the Debs case. Pullman, recovering from grip, went to New York and notified the court of his intended immediate return. Also reported: Saunders Carlisle surrenders in Butler Alabama over landlord killing, Nora Welton pleads guilty for opening a letter, and several other brief items from across the country including a ship seizure in Sax Disco and Wei Hai Wei surrender.
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Debs
Grosseup
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New York
Mrripian
Spring Group
United States
Nora Welton
Argenta
Macon County
Edgar Six
Yokoyama
Wei Hai Wei
Loxpoy
the Times
Testimony on Insurance in Minneapolis Murder Case
In Minneapolis on February 13 a string of life insurance agents described discussions with Harry Hayward about policies related to the murder case. One agent recounted meeting Hayward in a jewelry store and his claims about possible policy assignment and how insurers handle deaths in fires.
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Charles Bateman
Wabash
Fort Madison
Bateman
Ely
Mixneavons
Harry Hayward
Gilbert
Harry
Pittsburg Assembly Suspended by Knights of Labor
Pittsburg district assembly No 3, among the largest Knights of Labor units, has been suspended by the general assembly for not endorsing New Orleans action. It may seek court recovery of the Philadelphia Knights of Labor property and an accounting of $20 000 spent last year.
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Simply Terrible Blizzard Strikes North Texas
In Texas Dallas on February 8 the northern blizzard brought record cold with temperatures dipping to 1 to 4 degrees below zero. Kearney County judge E G Smead of Minpen Nebraska resigned from office amid a county board vacancy appointment.
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Dallas
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