Free Coinage Defeated in House After Spirited Debate
Eastern Democrats shifted the balance to defeat the free coinage of silver by seventeen votes in the House. The roll call showed Republican members from Kansas Nebraska Illinois and silver states voting for free coinage while Democrats from Massachusetts Connecticut New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Maryland and South Carolina opposed. The vote on the Senate amendment to make silver dollars legal tender failed 135 to 162 with 20 Democrats voting against and 22 Republicans for. The article notes credit to Andrew and ONeill for persuading a conservative Eastern stance and that debate moved to six more days.
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Washington
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Maryland
South Carolina
Senate
House
Andrew and
O'Neil
Cannon
McMillin
O'Neill
Illinois
J. Cannon
Vincennes
Indiana
Judge Niblack
Cobb
O' Neill
Springer
Yeas
Coleman
Louisiana
Bontelie
Maine
Kiana
Missouri
Morse
Messrs. McAdoo
Peters
Kansas
Taylor
McCutcheon
Michigan
McDonnell
Minnesota
Williams
Lilinois
Brosius
Stockdale
Mississippi
McKinley
Ohio
Bland
Mesars
Hartine
Carter
Connell
Delaven
Featherston
Junsion
Gifford
Hermann
Kelley
Laws
Morrow
Jerkins
Post
Smith
Townsend
Colorado
Turner
Dorsey
Anderson
Owen
Wade
Morrill
Messrs
Andrew
Huckalew
Campbell
Clancy
Covert
Dunphy
Dargan
Flower
Geissenhainer
Marsh
McAdoo
Muthhier
Quinn
Spinola
Tracey
Vaux
Wiley
Willcox
Kask
Stump
Mr. Springer
Breckinridge
Kentucky
Conger
Hitt
Ilinois
Committee On Rules
Lodge
Fronze
Dili
Ad-Journ
Enloo
Tennessee
Mr. Blount
Georgia
North
New York City
Newark
House Debates Silver Bill and Naval Appropriation Clash
In Washington on June 25 the House advanced the naval appropriation bill and faced a fierce free coinage debate over the silver measure. Conference actions, votes on Senate amendments, and procedural skirmishes dominated as leaders argued over timing and the national election bill.
Wyoming State Admission Delayed by Senate Action
In Washington the Senate after an executive session took up the House bill for Wyoming’s admission but laid it aside to consider a resolution by Mr. Ingalls about a personal explanation in the Congressional Record. The dispute involved Ingalls Call Butler Gorman Hoar and Manderson with bitter remarks. The resolution passed over without action while the Wyoming bill was resumed and adjourned to the next day after West opposed the vote.
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Washington
Senate Today
House
Wyoming
Ingalls
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Cal
Congressional Record
Senate
Messrs
Call
Butler
Gorman
Hoar
Manderson
West
Platt
Salvator Wins Mile and Quarter Race in Record Time
New York reports Salvator defeating Tenny at Sheepshead Bay in a record mile and a quarter race before over fifteen thousand spectators. Salvator led early, stretched the margin, but Tenny narrowed near the end as Murph y used the whip. Time figures match Ten Broeck's mark. Hartford notes a second meeting at Charter Oak Park with Pamlico and Plush shining in 2:27 and 2:20 classes amid a cool, calm day.
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New York
Salvator
Sheepshead Bay
Tenny
Garrison
Murphy
Ten Broeck
Hartford
Conn
Charter Oak Park
Pamlico
Plush
Fearnaught
C.T. L
Multi college graduations mark June ceremonies across New England
Brunswick Maine June 26 The Medical School of Maine held graduation in Memorial Hall with nineteen graduates receiving diplomas from President Hyde The oration by J K P Rogers of South Eliot Rev Edward N Packard of Syracuse gave the address Alumni included several named officials and Phi Beta Kappa officers were elected The Vermont Agricultural College and Bates College in Lewiston and Wheaton College in Noxon also reported commencements with speeches and degree conferrals
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Brunswick
Medical School of Maine
Memorial Hall
Salem
Edward N. Packard
Syracuse
N.Y
J. K. P. Rogers
South Eliot
Hyde
Reven Thomas
Brookline
Mass
John Appleton
James W. Bradbury
Henry Ingalls
E. B. Webb
W. W. Rice
J. Bb. Sewall
Orville D. Baker
W. Rk. Smith
G. W. Blanchard
W. J. Weeks
F. £. Dennett
A. 5. Ridley
HH. Hastings
W. R. Hunt
G.I. Freeman
H. E. ‘Alexander
F. ‘Ft. Morse
W. H. Greeley
E. F. Conant
F. E
Spain
Bessie I. Howe
Burlington
Charles B. Sornberger
Lorenzo Ye Medici
Grace L Wright
Frederick Billings, Jr
Woodstock
George S. Forbes
West Haven
Thomas de Quincy
Walter C. Flanders
St. Albans
Marshall A. Howe
Newfane
M.A
Philo B. Wilcox
Northboro
D.D
Ezra H. Byington
Boston
Frederick Billings
Lewiston
Bates College
Cheney
Fullerton
Divinity School
G. P. Files
J. Goodwin
W. H. Jadkins
O. B. Class
RE. A. Nash
R. E. Atwood
J. RK. Brackett
I. L. Hayes
Noxon
Wheaton
Bellamy
As . Gorden
Bastin Arene
Ancross
Goniscionos
Plumb
Rd of Trustees
Interdependence of Men Keynote at Dartmouth Phi Beta Kappa
Dartmouth Phi Beta Kappa annual meeting features Edward Atkinson delivering The Interdependence of Men. He argues competition drives material welfare, cites mental factors in production, and warns against limiting time or learning trade via unions. Alumni and building news follow.
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Lam
Benefit Society
Far Dakota
Railwa
Phi Beta Kappa Society
Walbridge A. Field
Boston
A. S. Hardy
Hanover
C. W. Scott
Charles P. Chase
Edward N. Stanter
Charles G. Stevens
Clinton
Mass
H. L. Parker
Worcester
K. J
Streeter
Concord
ML. D. Bisbee
Society
Tt. Abbot
A. KE. Beebe
J. B. Benton
P.S. Boynton
W. P. Boynton
Matthew Gault
J. H. Gerould
F. C. Grover
W. McDuttee
D. D Matthewson
G. 8. Mills
C. A. Perkins
H. A. Roberts
F. Robinson
M. H. Robinson
M. O. Sutford
E. D. Sherburne
L. E. White
Consolidated Button Hole Finishing Co v Reece Button Hole Co
In the United States Circuit Court on June 25 a motion to dismiss the suit was argued on grounds the treasurer and the attorney were not authorized to sue. The case was referred to a master to report evidence. Jurors in the Coveney case were excused until July 1 and all other jurors until September 23.
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United States Circuit Court
Cout. J
Consolidated Button Hole Finishing Machine Company
Reece Button Hole Machine Company
C.F. Perkins
A.M. Lyman
Eri. Merwin
Coveney
Uncontested and Contested Divorces Progress in Two Counties
In Middlesex, June 26 before Hammond J the entire list of uncontested libels for divorce is in order and will be disposed of. then the list of contested libels will be taken up. In Essex Salem, June 25 Pitman J reports uncontested divorce cases heard with no decrees recorded and the balance of the list in order for tomorrow.
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Fitchburg Railroad
Troy & Boston Railroad Company
Spartion
Belshazzar's Feast at Oakland Garden Highlighted
A grand scenic drama titled Belshazzar's Feast is set for Oakland Garden in a lavish display at the Nabonadis Palace Babylon scene. Dr Worris, Fiske & Co advertise the encyclopedia Britannica twenty five volumes for 38 dollars and W J Hayes & Sons list city bonds with mail descriptions on request.
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Belshazzar
Oakland Garden
Nabonadis
Babylon
Worris
W. J. Hayes & Sons
State Street
Pittsburgs edge Boston in tense late innings
Gumbert wild for Pittsburgs. Boston tops Pittsburgs 10 to 6 as Laroque and Smith shine in the field. Cincinnati beats New York in pitchers duel. Chicago defeats Brooklyn while Philadelphia halves Cleveland. Attendance listed for multiple games.
Giants surge to win as Pittsburghs fall short
New Yorks defeat Pittsburghs 14 to 11 in a high scoring game. Bases on balls and heavy batting propelled the Giants to a commanding early lead, with 13 and 14 base hits for New Yorks and Pittsburgs respectively. Key players included Corcoran Gore Beckley and Ewing while Maul and Ewing took the mound for the pitchers. Attendance around 2200.
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Cincinnatis
N. L
NEW Yorks
Cincinnati
Rhines
Welch
Harrington
Murphy
McPhee
Nichol
Holliday
Denny
Howe
Marr
Nicol
Clark
Allernan
Burkett
Hornung
P. L
Pittsburgs
PattsBurg
Giants
Pittaburgs
Vittsburgs
Pittsburgh
Maul
Morns
Hurley
Ewing
Uc’ Day
Vaughn
Corcoran
Gore
Beckley
Field
Johnston
Richardson
Wisner
Lomerai
Orris
Fieds
Vansha
Morris
Mit
Umphres
Knight & Jones
Philadelphia Buffalos game recap on June 26
The Philadelphia team defeated the Buffalos 5 to 1 in a game noted for miscues and solid pitching. Keefe pitched well limiting hits while Knell struggled with control. Attendance reached 931 as Keefe and Mack held the Buffalos to two runs in the late innings.
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Philadelphias
P. L
Buffalos
Burrano
Bisons
Keefe
Kuell
Philadelphiag
Buffaloss
Knell
Crows
Mack
Philadelphia
Rwin
Farrar
ruuy—Shindle
White
Palls
Ly Knell
Shindle
Mulvey
Griffin
Pickett
Shindie
Perguson
Holbert
White Stockings Lose to Celtics as Wild Throw Decides
June 25 game at Chicago sees Gumbert tough early but Swett’s wild throw allows three runs. Umpire Barnes draws criticism as Chicagoans fall 7 to 1 to the Boston club. Attendance 2,387. Key hits include Duffy and O Neill for Chicago and Stovey with home runs for Boston.
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Bostons
N. L
Pittsburgs
Long
Miler
Tucker
Laroque
Bulligan
Hecker
Prodie
Keat
Hines
Berger
McGarr
Bennett
Kelly
Smith
Crane
Niebuls
Gumbert
Decker
Kelty
Pittsburgh
Nichols
Guinbert
Powers
Chicagos
Brooklyns
Cuicano
Hutchinson
Caruthers
Chicabos
Nagle
Daly
Foutz
Cooney
Wilmot
Pinkney
Curiaco
White Stockings
Swett
Barnes
A.B. Duffy
Brown
O'Neil
Richards
Ryan
Storey
Comiskey
Nash
Nieffer
Brouchera
Boyle
Farrell
Will'ms
King
GiGumbert
Duffy
O'Neill
Neill
Stovey
Keffer
Ioyle
Williamson
Richardson
Irwin
Quinn
Lrown
Guibert
Brouthers
Barnes and
Gaitney
Clevelands Batter Van Haltren In Near Upset By Brooklyns
The Clevelands beat the Brooklyns 8 to 6 in a tight June game as Brooklyn’s big sixth inning produced eight runs off Bakely. Van Haltren and Daily shared pitching duties, Delehanty hit a home run, Striker and Larkin starred with multiple hits, and attendance reached about 500. Also noted are minor league results and a tobacco and spirits ad from S. S. Pierce Co.
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Clevelands
P. L
Brooklyns
Cleveland
van Haltren
Brooklyn
Bakely
Hiase
Errora
Hatteries
Bakery
Breenan
Daily
Stricker
Veveau
Twitchell
Moeachy
Larkin
Delehanty
Joyce
Balle
Railford
Bauer
Seery
Cook
Brennan
Matthews
Leach
MUSIC COLLECTIONS AND INSTRUMENTS OFFERED BY J HARES & CO
Advertises operatic piano collections and beginner pieces from J Hares & Co Boston. Lists albums and songbooks for piano including Opera Piano Collection Young Players Popular Collection and Sabbath Day Music, with prices from 50 cents to $1 and notes on mail orders and instrument catalogs.
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Eleanor W. Everest
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Dartmouth
George A. Marden
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D. G. Rollins
Thomas Proctor
P. KE. Merrill
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Alumni Association of Boston
Little
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J. H. Smith
W. L. Burnap
Buriington
David Cross
Manchester
A. ©. Perkins
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F. 3. Streeter
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Young Man’s Christian Association
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Young Congregational Ministry
Henry Fairbanks
St. Johnsbury
J. M. Dutton
Isaac W. Smith
W. K. Reed
Dartmouth Y. M.C. A
Judge Smith
Dexter Richards
Newport
Bartlett
Young Men’s Christian Association
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H. FE. Parker
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Myers
Alt
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Olle
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Eeer Wee Z
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Pierce & Co
Cantrell & Cochrane
J'oater
DR. Craig
Bright
Co. B. R
Craig Medicine Co
Passaic, N
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E. van Noorden & CO
Harrison Ave
Arlington Mills
William Whitman
Devonshire Street
National
House of Representatives
Charles H. Taylor
The
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W. E. Pabor
Grand Junction
Col
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Elyria
Maples
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Bryant
Brooklyn Times
Publishers’ Association
Eliza B. Burns
Cotillon Hall
Editorial Association
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B. L. Beal
B. Armstrong
B. L. Galpin
Edith Perry
Milton A. McBride
Liquid Deligy
H. Graves & Sons
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