Washington agenda shows Senate push on Sherman silver bill
The Senate vows to press repeal of the Sherman silver law purchasing clause with Voorhees leading daily asks. Hale proposes 11 o'clock sessions to pressure silver supporters as Cullom Stewart Mills prepare speeches and Mitchell of Oregon may address the chamber. Secretary Morton issues a circular inviting seed distribution via clerks, and President Gresham considers a new minister to Hawaii with ExGovernor Proctor Knott mentioned. Yang Yu meets Gresham in the State Department as Harter of Ohio prepares tariff talks. Boies to open campaign in Grundy Centre, Columbia to be tested this week, Governor Flower en route to Chicago, and a hanged man in Spartanburg. Gold shipments arrive in New York aboard the Paris and Umbria.
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Mills
Mitchell
Oregon
Committee On Rules
Gresham
Hawaii
Blount
Proctor Knott
Kentucky
Knott
Blackburn
White House
Veterans at Indianapolis NGC parade scene honors Harrison
Veterans arrive amid crowd in Indianapolis for naval veterans service and Saturday parade. Ex president Harrison found in front pews as Rev Dr Bondthaler invokes on silken flag presented to Wallace Foster. Maxwell race to replace in Indiana amid other statewide notices and local disasters across the Midwest.
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J. A. Rondthaler
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Wallace Foster
United States
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Foster
Grant
Money Market Easier as Cotton Prices Rise
New York reports show money markets healthier with fewer failures and rising stock averages after a senate silver bill view. Imports at New York declined about 40 percent in August, while the August wool and textile sectors show mixed signals and some reactivations in iron and steel.
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Menda
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United States
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Mormons Visit Independence Temple Lot
Sixty years after a revelation to Joseph Smith Independence was to host a grand temple. Over 400 Mormons from Salt Lake City, including church presidents, visited the lot and wept as trees were stripped and pebbles carried away. Mayor welcomed them and Bishop Woodruff recalled mob days.
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Joseph F. Smith
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Clawson
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