Tariff and silver debate shape week's senate actions
Washington reports outline a busy week as the senate may again take up the silver compromise and tariff measures. Senators Jones Teller Voorhees Culberson and Stone push speeches and amendments while the house tracks the bankruptcy bill and potential fiscal changes. The administration leans toward repeal of the German purchasing clause and tariff reform to cover revenue gaps.
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How It Was Done. Stone Confesses After Clemency Assured
Indianapolis October report details the Wrattan family murders exposure. James Stone, implicated through his wife’s grand jury testimony, is brought to justice after being promised clemency for a full confession. Stone names Cosby and a seven member robbery gang, with others arrested and held in Jeffersonville. Brown is cleared, and Davis county public interest heats as suspects face the law.
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Wreck injures six on Fort Wayne line in fog near Lima
In dense fog near Monroeville Ohio on a Sunday early morning, six people were injured when eastbound No 4 collided with a standing section of No 26 on the Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago road. Injured include engineer Cowan and porter Daily. Mrs Anna Smith and Hattie Wilson were hurt. others were badly bruised or scalded.
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Woman's Christian Temperance congress elects officers
The congress re elected or promoted all officers except Mrs. Caroline Buel and Miss Esther Pugh. Mary A. Woodbridge and Mrs. Barker replaced them. Miss Frances E. Willard was re elected president with 858 votes of 370 total. Other officers named: secretary Mrs. Woodbridge, recording secretary Mrs. Stevens, treasurer Mrs. Barker, assistant Mrs. Hoffman.
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Michigan
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North Dakota
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Stevens
Neglect charged after Michigan Central wreck inquiry
Jackson Mich Oct 21 The coroner's jury found Michigan Central guilty of gross negligence for not complying with the city ordinance on train operations. Engineers Webb and Whalen and crew members Vesngie Russell and Brakeman are found guilty of neglect for not operating brakes per company rules.
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Fiery Monster's Work And Narrow Escapes In City Fire
A Wednesday night disaster in New York began at Campbell & Co wallpaper works on Fourth Avenue, tearing through St Raphael's area to Forty-second Street. Flames consumed eight story brick structures, with Nevins & Haviland and Schustey & Sons cabinets hit hard. losses run into millions. Firefighters and residents narrowly escaped as walls toppled and a church compound saw rapid evacuation.
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Constitutional Reply to Mis Editorial Predicting Disaster
ATLANTA October 20 Replying to a Watterson editorial in The Courier-Journal urging southern senators to accept a gold standard, the Venati zution defends compromise and party harmony. The piece argues obstructionists are those who refuse to consider a bipartisan basis and opposes anti silverites.
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