Tariff Bill To Stand Free Coinage Debate In Senate
Washington Jan 9 The Republican senatorial caucus discussed amending the house tariff bill with a free coinage provision while considering a free coinage substitute for the house bond bill The caucus adopted Senator Quays resolution to report the measure with minor verbal changes The silver question then arose with Senator Mitchell stating silver Republicans should avoid backing any free coinage amendment to the tariff bill after this issue is settled
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Antisilver Democrats count votes against free coinage amendment
Washington reports antisilver Democrats in the Senate tally 14 sure votes against the free coinage amendment to the bond bill and 26 Republicans who could be counted against the Jones amendment, totaling 40. four more votes are sought to reach a Senate majority. Names of counted and potential antisilver supporters are listed, with efforts to win additional votes amid a tight, uncertain outcome. Other brief items note two revenue cutters bills for the Lakes and Pacific coast, pension appropriations rising, Dunraven’s lawyer returning to Southampton, and a new journal clerk appointment in the House.
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Cornering Gold Mines by Western Brokers Reported
Kansas City January 10 The Journal reviews claims that Wells Fargo Express and Rothschild linked agents have secured contracts with Cripple Creek Colorado mine owners to divert most forthcoming gold to bankers. It cites reduced Denver Pueblo shipments and says Amador Andrews investigated and found miners smelters and bankers with storage. Andrews declines comment.
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Death of ex governor Marshall in Pasadena
Ex Governor William Rainey Marshall of Minnesota died in Pasadena California where he went for his health He was born October 17 1825 in Boone County Missouri and came to Minnesota in 1847 He held many roles including state governor from 1869 to 1873 and railroad commissioner He helped found The Daily Press and served in the Loyal Legion
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Statehood Row Marks Oklahoma Convention Clash
A raucous Oklahoma Territory statehood convention in Oxranoma City split into fierce factions, the "double staters" and the "single staters." Dick Plunkett, famed ex prize fighter, was named sergeant at arms as chaos and broken order ended the meeting with lights turned out and delegates sent into the street.
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Oregon Nearing Completion Big Battleship Ready For Service
The Oregon battleship nears sea readiness as armor plates finish shipping from Bethlehem, with completion expected within days after plate delivery. Engines tested and deemed perfect, making the vessel ready for service soon amid naval buildup.
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Parson Patterson Arrested Over Threat to Kill Manager
Kansas City January 10 Rev Henry C Patterson a Missouri preacher was arrested on a warrant charging him with threatening to kill Theodore Stegner president and manager of Equitable Security and Construction Co The incident occurred in a lawyer's office during a land case deposition when Stegner insulted Mrs Patterson prompting Patterson to threaten violence and Stegner to leave the office leading to the arrest.
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Major events and mining notes from the era
Major General J. 11 Schofield and wife arrive in Jacksonville while Governor Bushnell and General Foraker are invited guests for the Ohio society of Chicago banquet on January 31. A Garfield Group mine in Colorado reports a rich ore at 70 feet depth with values from 271 to 1200 per ton. Reports suggest Cleveland will issue an order to put deputy internal revenue collectors under civil service rules before term end. The Pacific railroad hearings are likely next month on the government debt settlement plan.
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Bowell firm amid cabinet crisis and Manitoba reforms
In Ottawa Sir Mackenzie Bowell declares he will not resign and seeks to form a stronger government. Lord Aberdeen backs him, aiming to push remedial Manitoba school legislation while ministers who bolted face political pressure. Adjournment moves and cabinet reshuffles loom as Tupper may join Bowell. In Persia an earthquake kills 800 in Gol and devastates many towns.
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