Senate Ends Bitter Fight On Uncon Repeal Relief Felt Nationwide
The Senate finally passes repeal of the Sherman anti trust clause amid a long fight with many amendments. The vote ends hours of debate as supporters hail relief and a sense that the agony is over. Senator Jones of Nevada urged caution during the lengthy argument before the final vote carried 82 to 20 with several pairs of senators abstaining.
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Clipper Island marooned sailors rescued amid peril
Nov 1 reports from San Francisco detail the rescue of Jensen and Hall from Clipper Island after months marooned with limited provisions. The Viking voyage followed failed attempts to save them, revealing harsh conditions and cannibalism rumors. The two men survived by eating birds and eggs before being brought home safely.
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Murder at Fort Sheridan shocks Army ranks
Fort Snemoan Massachusetts reports Captain Alfred Mudburg of Company I, Fifteenth Infantry killed near cavalry stables by Lieutenant Maney after a dispute. Maney arrested. witness Sergeant Copeland ordered silent during official inquiry. Wounding fatal. hospital relief unsuccessful.
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Consul Ed & Wallace Depart for Jerusalem Post
Rev Ed and Wallace, appointed United States consul at Jerusalem, depart for their post in the morning. They will sail from New York on November d with his wife accompanying.
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Crank Named Mongolio Andrews Demands Gould Booty
A Kansas man, Mongolio Andrews, entered the Western Union building in New York and demanded 35000 from Edwin Gould threatening to shoot if refused. He was detained after a police supervisor was notified. a letter to Gould and telegrams linking him to capitalists were found. The undersized man wore good clothes and claimed to be a telegraph operator.
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Remains of Garfield Lie In State At City Hall
Chicago crowds thronged Asylum Street to witness the Garfield burial rites as the mayor lay in state at City Hall. Eight fire captains and eight police captains served as pallbearers while flowers, a simple wreath and a pillow of roses marked the catafalque. The cortege stretched through the city, and mourners filed past the casket in a solemn, silent procession.
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Liberty Bell Arrival Parade To Honor Old Bell
Preparations surge for the Liberty Bell’s arrival on Saturday with a monster parade led by the governor. The National Guard of New Jersey and city councils of Philadelphia are set to participate. The event highlights a major civic celebration and military presence in the city.
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Trunk Believed Missing Body Found at Rock Island Depot
Two men carried a large trunk to the Rock Island Depot and checked it to Columbus Junction. Baggagemaster Valentine opened it and found a man’s body about 60 with a gray beard. Police think the men were medical students planning a dissection. The body appeared freshly removed from a pickling vat. King Hydrod, a colored resident of Archuios, Kansas, celebrated his 108th birthday and spoke of seeing George Washington. He is widowed and recently proposed to Aunt Mary Mills, who declined.
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Clifford wins mile sweep at 8000 prize race
Chim Cuiiaco won the event on November 1 as Clifford sailed to an easy victory in the sweep at a distance of one and a quarter miles. Yo Tambien and Lamplighter trailed, finishing 15 and 20 lengths back, respectively, with a final time of 2,078-4.
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House Fails to Move Silver Bill Amid Debate at Capitol
Washington dispatch reports the Silver Bill stalled as Speaker delays action and Bland objects. A Senate transfer of the model battleship Illinois to Chicago is approved amid routine business. Denver Times reflects on Cleveland and silver policy, with a lengthy anecdote from the Argonaut.
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Portland Duke Denies Plans to Build America’s Cup Yacht
Telegraphic brief notes state the Duke of Portland denies reports he will construct a yacht to challenge for the America's Cup. Colorado business leaders say passage of the silver repeal bill is not a grave setback for their state. Drexel & Son of Omaha, awarded the Onalia public building contract, are likely to use Minnesota granite in construction.
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Market prices at St Paul Union Stock Yards excerpt
Historical column lists hogs, cattle and sheep prices with ranges for prime steer and cow grades, light calves and heavy calves. Includes Minneapolis grain quotes, wheat and corn futures, No 1 Northern futures, and Chicago grain and provisions closing prices with cash and December figures.
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Ex Premier Sir John Abbott Dies in Montreal
Sir John Abbott former prime minister of Canada dies at his Montreal home on Sherbrooke Street after a recent operation left him failing health. The report notes prior illnesses, stays at country residences and a late life spent in weariness from digestive ailments.
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