Free coinage victory reshapes Senate vote in West East clash
The Senate backed free coinage of silver 42 to 25, signaling a West driven shift that could force a presidential decision. Amid debate, amendments made silver certificates legal tender, while opposition from several Democrats and wary senators failed to stop the radical shift. The Wyoming statehood item opened the day as the Senate adjourned.
Senate Passes Free Coinage Measure After Silver Bill Action
Washington June 17 After routine business the House silver bill was debated in the Senate with Mr Wolcott urging immediate silver legislation. The Senate rejected a Treasury note legal tender amendment and retained bullion redemption, voting on multiple amendments. The bill, refined in committee, passed the Senate by 42 to 25 with provisions for dollar value, coinage limits, and ten year termination debated and settled.
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Indian appropriation bill heads for education aims in House
In Wasu HineTon June 17 the House settled the sundry civil appropriation bill and began the Indian appropriation bill. Perkins of Kansas said the measure funds about 6 million dollars, supporting generous Indian youth education. Shively proposed cutting the superintendent salary from 4000 to 3000. the amendment failed. An order by Cannon to strike the 20000 refund for Cherokee removal costs was upheld. The committee rose as the House adjourned at 6 40.
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Lynching of George Swayse in East Feliciana Parish
New Orleans on June 17 reports George Swayse a New Orleans Custom House employee and former State Senator found hanged from a tree in Black Creek East Feliciana Parish after returning to vote in the Senatorial election. Rumors tie the act to anti lottery sentiment and to his alleged lottery advocacy among negroes.
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Taken to an asylum in Milwaukee as overwork derangement
Ernest Vliet, general passenger and ticket agent of the Milwaukee Lake Shore and Western railroad, is committed as mentally deranged. Taken to the Wauwatosa insane hospital after a violent episode during a ride with his nurse. Friends had noted earlier signs and he had been sent to Gogebic to rest. His associates consider the illness temporary and due to overwork.
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Balloon drift notes Walkers balloon from Dayton
A balloon has been seen drifting near Atlanta since Saturday with memoranda identifying it as Professor Walker's balloon from Dayton. The occupants lost ballast, were adrift, and cold, while the item mentions the craft and its uncertain fate.
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Multiple Weddings and Notices Across Cities on June 17
A series of marriage notices from locations including West Roxbury London Everett Monument Beach and Washington dated June 17 report couples such as Augustus er amaet Colfax to Nina ee Navarro to Mary Anderson Cornelius Freeman to Josie Green Lionel Sackville-West to Victoria Sackville-West Baron Von Zedewitz to Lena Caldwell Clarence Lincoln Westicott to Maria Dunbar Lockwood and Mary J Pope with funeral details for a June 22 service in SreSaneter plus a June 16 entry for James di POPE and a late residence funeral planned June 18 at 2 45 p m.
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Mary Anderson Marries Antonio Navarro in Hampstead
Mary Anderson and Antonio Navarro wed at St Marys Catholic Church Hampstead in a plain ceremony with close family attendance. Canon Pursell officiated as Dr Griffin gave away the bride after a breakfast at Dr Griffins. The couple depart for Venice for their honeymoon.
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Harvard College Overseers Election Notice 1890
Notice from the Board of Overseers of Harvard College announcing a June 25 1890 election of five Overseers for six years by alumni qualified under the 1865 statute. Polls open 10 am to 4 pm at Massachusetts Hall Cambridge. Charles R. Codman president Alexander McKenzie secretary. Cambridge June 11 1890.
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Lost Child Abducted and Found in New England Woods
A village reports a child lost after wandering during butterfly chasing. Searchers heard a faint moan as the child lay exhausted in thick bushes. parents rejoiced when the child was recovered. The piece then condemns parental neglect and promotes Dr Hand's remedies for children as lifesaving.
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