Honest Money Advocates Lead in Southern and Western States
Washington reports that conservative Democrats, including O Neil, see Cleveland's opposition to free coinage as boosting the case for sound money. Southern and Western factions split, with many wary but not deserting the Democratic ticket. The convention may push for a conservative speaker and firm currency stance amid debates over coinage, with Eastern legislators seeking representation on coinage and ways and means committees. Adjourned.
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Illinois
Indiana
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Ohio
Pacific States
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
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Delaware
Congress
Potomac
Virginia
South Carolina
Minnesota
House
Messrs
Andrews
Wilcox
Mississippi
New House
Newngland
Banking
Ways and Means
Atlantic States
Northwest
Mississippi Valley
Protests to Coinage Committee Over Silver Policy
New York Board of Trade delegation presented at the House Coinage Committee hearing arguing against silver legislation. Spokesman G Waldo Smith noted merchants and manufacturers on the board, not bankers, oppose free coinage as dangerous and harmful. Alternate witnesses warned of gold demonetization and urged restraint, while experts explained potential silver to gold value shifts and currency stability.
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Washington
House Coinage Committee
New York Board of Trade and Transportation
G. Waldo Smith
Albert Plant
Silas M. Giddings
J. S. Nugent
William M. Carroll
E. Ellery Alderson
Cooper Union
New York
Treasury
W. L. Trenholm
American Security Company of New York
Europe
Asia
Silver Pool Inquiry Reveals Firm Sold Silver for Congressman
At a Silver Pool Investigating Committee session Representative 5 V White testified his firm 8 V White & Co New York bought silver on margin for Congressman Abner Taylor on July 17 after the act. White said the firm had few congressional accounts and never solicited government business.
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White
Hedenberg
Mr. White
Hopkins
Washington
Canet
Taylor
Silver Pool Investigating Committee
5. V. White
8. V. White & Co
New York
Abner Taylor
Congress
The Last Spikes Driven at Boundary Line
The last spikes linking Washington and British Columbia were driven Saturday before about 3000 people. Governors Laughton and Nelson, President C. X. Larrabee, and railway leaders drove the final spikes, with Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. Laughton delivering the ceremonial blows alongside bands and troupes.
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Fairhaven
Wash
Washington
British Columbia
New Westminster Southern
C. X. Larrabee
Fairhaven & Southern
Nelson
Laugnton
Captain Reiter Defence in Congress Sparks Debate
New York letter writer analyzes Mr. Dalzell and Mr. Lodge defenses of Captain Reiter amid a Navy reprimand. The piece contrasts naval duty, international law, and political tempests, arguing for apology and a court of inquiry, citing Trent and Virginius precedents and urging reversal of the rebuke.
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Barrundia
Dalzell
Captain Reiter
Tracy
Reiter
Acapulco
Bayard
Secretary of the Navy
Lodge
Commodore Reiter
Pennsylvania
Republic of Guatemala
Boutelle
Ranger
Boutelie
Commander Reiter
Lodze
Mr. Butterworth
Union
Butterworth
England
Mason
Slidell
O’brien
Dillon
Dge
White
Hampton Roads
Bontelle
Dingley
Navy
Naval Service
Uisis
J.C
New York
Institute of Technology News Highlights and Club Updates
The 93 class has elected F G Ashton as temporary captain of the baseball nine. Glee club rehearsals occur in Room 22 Rogers with singers noted among the Institute’s best. George L Harvey, Technology 88, is said to have invented a novel steel car and a Harvey Steel Car Company formed to promote it. A large land purchase near Chicago enables steel car manufacture. The 93 Local Board elected editors: L B Dixon editor in chief A E Fowle business manager J C Boyd assistant business manager Ren and H L Rice associate editors G B Perkins L B Biscoe E D Hight H A Shaw artists department J C Noblit athletics E E Blake societies F W Fabyan H A Morse statistics.
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Institute OF Technology News
F. G. Ashton
Rogers
George L. Harvey
Technology '88
Harvey Steel Car Company
Chicago
L. B. Dixon
A. E. Fowle
J. C. Boyd
Ren and
H. L. Rice
G. B. Perkins
L. B. Biscoe
E D. Hight
H. A. Shaw
J. C. Noblit
E. E. Blake
F. W. Fabyan
H. A. Morse
Multiple Obituaries and Notices From Boston Area Salients
In Somerville and Boston area notices dated Feb 14 to Feb 16, 1891, families announce marriages and deaths. Entries include Moore Banner man of Cambridge Scotland. Odell Young of Boston. White Bradley in Boston. various burials and ages from 42 to 87. reminders to refrain from flowers. services at Mount Auburn Chapel. and state government hearing on election laws set for Feb 24 at the State House with Sidney P. Smith as chair and Charles F. Sprague as clerk.
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Moore Bannerman
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Thomas Moore
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Bannerman
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Odell—Young
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White—Bradley
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D. Alba Elms
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Hatten
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Hayward
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Greatarrin Stearns
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Wellesley
Mary A
Mason White
Sanwich
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Committee On Election Laws
Sidney P. Smith
Charles F. Sprague
Committee On Railroads
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Commonwealth
Maine
Vermont
Boston & Maine Railroad
W. Kimball
Frederic W. Briss
Sam E
Dr Sage’s Catarrh Remedy Promises Cure And Reward
A persuasive ad extols Dr Sage’s Catarrh Remedy as a permanent cure for catarrh in the head, claiming it outperforms typical treatments. It boasts $500 reward for any uncured case and argues that the medicine’s guarantees prove honesty, urging readers to trust the remedy over “advertising fakes.”
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Dr. Sage
Ise
Dr Pierce Pleasant Pellets and Anti Bilious Granules claim
After dinner discomfort or suffering described, the ad promotes Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets and Anti Bilious Granules as gentle, lasting liver pills that regulate, cleanse, and renovate the system. One pellet is a mild laxative. three to four act as a cathartic. claimed to relieve sick headache bilious headache constipation indigestion and all stomach bowel derangements with a money back guarantee.
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Dr. Pierce
Petrarch Sketch Lifes Work Boosts Renaissance Link
Roberts Brothers advertise ALDEN Wakd biography Petrarch as precursor to Renaissance, crediting him with shaping Italian language and literature. Also listed are POWER THROUGH REPOSE by ANNIE PAYSON CALL urging body care literature, and POSITIVE RELIGION by Joseph Henry Auwen with essays on religion’s growth and future life themes.
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Alden Wakd
Annie Payson Call
Joseph Henry Auwen
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