National Convention to Meet in January in Indianapolis
Indianapolis hosts a January convention of business interests from Cincinnati, Chicago, Cleveland, Columbus and other cities to discuss currency reform and a stable financial system. The meeting, likely January 12, aims to endorse a plan for Congress, with Mr. Ingalls leading the drive against a separate currency commission.
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Chicago
Cleveland
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St. Louis
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Indianapolis Board of Trade
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J. H. Smith
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Cincinnati
M. E. Ingalls
P. B. Weire
J. G. W. Cowles
Columbus
W. F. Burdell
Grand Rapids
W. H. Anderson
F. Magdeburg
T. D. Walker
O. F. Stanard
BE. V. Smalley
Toledo
D. W. Smith
Horse Executed in Final Electric Chair Test at Columbus
A horse was electrocuted at the Ohio penetentiary in Columbus during the final test of the electric chair apparatus. Physicians electricians penitentiary staff and state officials attended including Senator William Morse of Madison the electrocution act author. Shocks lasted three seconds with two seconds between them. the first shock proved fatal.
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Columbus
William Mones
Madison
Jones Murder Trial Closes Evidence Presented
In Bowling Green Ohio the Jones murder trial concluded evidence this afternoon. Jurors toured North Baltimore and the Post Office scene, reviewing all ground. Court adjourned until Wednesday morning with arguments set for Thursday noon. defense hinges on Jones and Curry testimony.
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Bowling Green
Jones
North Baltimore
Curry
Woman Prisoner Dying in Arson Case
Mrs Emma Barton indicted for arson was brought from Mayville New York on a sequestration and given new bond for appearance Serious illness of Barton and her mother Mrs Bunnell suggests the latter may not survive to stand trial in Youngstown Ohio December L
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Youngstown
Emma Barton
Mayville
N. Y
Divorce Suit Filed Against Bennett Brundige in Schley
Bennett Brundige a Schley resident and former Republican candidate for County Commissioner is sued for divorce. His wife alleges he pushed her from the house and locked her in the cellar, threatened to kill her, and spoke of taking a younger wife. She cites asthma and persistent coughing as distress. The couple has two married children.
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Delaware, CO
Bennett Brundige
Schley
Delaware County
White-Metal Democrats Declare War on Gold Brethren
In Butler County Ohio the Miami Club plans a meeting to expel several Democrats who opposed free silver. A resolution is expected to target Hon. J. J. McMahon Lazard Kahn Morris Kilsheimer and additional unnamed members. If sincere, prominent members may also face expulsion.
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Butler County
Miami Club
J. J. McMahon
Lazard Kahn
Morris Kilsheimer
Union of American Hebrew Congregations Council Opens in Louisville
Fifteenth council convenes with 12 credited delegates as Rabbi Sale opens with prayer. Freiberg reports on Hebrew Union College growth from ten students to seventy, notes Home Farm near Philadelphia. Permanent officers elected: Grabfelter president, Strauss vice president, Levy secretary, Marx assistant secretary. Flexner lectures on religious training of children. alumni meet and delegates enjoy a musicale at Liederkranz.
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Rabbi Krauxage
National Council of Jewish Women
New York
Parliament of Religions
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Isadore Strauss
Baltimore
Lipman Levy
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Cleveland
Abraham Flexner
Liederkranz
Choate Enters Senate Race Against Platt in New York
Joseph H. Choate becomes a candidate to succeed David Bennett Hill and oppose Thomas C. Platt in the Republican caucus next month. Friends held two secret meetings and decided Choate will abide by their decision, permitting his name to be used though not actively seeking the honor.
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New York
Joseph H. Choate
United States
David Bennett Hill
Thomas C. Platt
Choate
Samuel Thomas
Broadway
State Club
East Twenty-second Street
Friends
Woman Vanishes After Moving Toward Omaha
Mrs. May Yealey, wife of Charles Yealey, a Lebanon farmer, disappeared after driving to Thorntown and boarding a westbound train to Omaha. The husband had discharged Clark, a former Yealey employee who also went to Omaha, and Clark is described as a boy about 100 pounds.
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Lebanon
Ind
May Yealey
Charles Yealey
Charles Clark
Yealey
Lark
Omaha
Archbishop Corrigan Loses Suit Over Church Land
Court of Appeals rules against Archbishop Michael A. Corrigan in a dispute with Marie T. Uppington over 32 lots in New York deeded to Archbishop Hughes. The land, granted by Mary McDonough Davey in 1361, carried a condition to consecrate and build a Catholic church, which the court found violated.
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N. Y
Court of Appeals
Michael A. Corrigan
New York
Marie T. Uppington
Hughes
Mary McDonough Davey
Destruction by Weyler Forces Reported in Cuba
Private advices from Havana Province recount a daylong clash near San Jose between General Figueroa's Spaniards and Colonel Delgado's insurgents. Casualties were heavy enough to total around fifty wounded or killed on each side. Weyler shifts focus to starving Maceo, with reports of brutal punishments, arson, rapine, and refugees fleeing Mariel. A guerrilla captain Colzazo is accused of mass murder, imprisoning and burning women and girls in a church, for which a reward has been offered for his capture.
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Fla
Figueroa
Delgado
Havana
San Jose
Weyler
Maceo
Mariel
Corzazo
Ariel
General Weyler Advances as Forces Concentrate in Cuba
General Weyler’s army moves toward Palacios after reviewing troops near San Cristobal. Reports say Figuereas defeated insurgents at Navia farm near San Jose de los Lajas with government casualties including Captain Manuel Perez and Lieutenant Vallanillo. Insurgents allegedly lost over sixty men. Linares repelled an entrenched camp at Santiago de Cuba with nine government casualties. Weyler joins Obregon and Alsino at Palacios before a march toward Santa Cruz de los Pinas.
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Santiago de Cuba
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Santa Cruz de Los Pinas
Taco Taco
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San Diego
Puertos
Gordoros
Diegos
Palicos
Obregon
Alsino
Spanish Flying Squadron Forming With Six Ironclads
In Cartagena six ironclads and three cruisers are being fitted out, joining Glasgow torpedo boat destroyers to form a powerful flying squadron. Madrid reports the government has ordered a battleship and a cruiser from Elswick but lacks funds to start construction.
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Carthagena
Glasgow
Elswick
Newcastle
Trains Captured or Blown Up in Cuba Campaign
KEY WEST Fla Dec 1 Several of Weyler's trains have been captured or blown up and Maceo's men have secured another large supply of stores arms and ammunition. Weyler has been informed that the railroad toward Pinal del Rio has been mined in a number of places and he is proceeding cautiously. Some more guerrilla fighting between his vanguard and Maceo's men is reported with no major consequences.
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Key West
Fila
Weyler
Maceo
Pinal del Rio
Cuban Relief Committee Formed in St Louis
City Comptroller Isaac H. Sturgeon appointed a Cuban Relief Committee to organize a permanent association aiding the Cuban people in every lawful manner.
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ST. Louis, Mo
Isaac H. Sturgeon
Williams arrives in New York on Werra from Gibraltar
Ramon O Williams formerly United States Consul General at Havana arrived in New York aboard the Werra from Gibraltar. He said his Spain visit was for pleasure and not tied to any diplomatic mission.
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New York
Ramon O. Williams
United States
Havana
Gibraltar
Louisville Manufacturer Dies by Self Inflicted Shot
Hugh T. Cosgrove, 58, a Louisville refrigerator maker, shot himself in the head with a pistol at 8 o clock while kneeling in prayer at the Phenix Brewing Company branch office. Neighbors discovered his body. he left a wife and four children.
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Louisville
Hugh T. Cosgrove
Phenix Brewing Company
Cosgrove
Most Expensive World Product Filaments Priced High
Washington December 1 Wilfred Fonvielle identifies charcoal thread filaments for thirty candle power lamps as the most expensive product in the world valued at 12000 dollars per pound One and a half million filaments are needed for a pound and their total length would reach 187 miles
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Wilfred Fonvielle
boys imitate revolutionaries endangers friend with unloaded revolvers
Two boy aged in the west of Elwood Indiana pretended to be Maceo and Weyler and fired unloaded revolvers. The shot grazed the scalp of a boy named Weyler, injuring him slightly while the other boy named Hobbs fired at him.
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Elwood
Ind
Hobbs
Kelley
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Maceo
Weyler
Grosvenor Denies Candidacy for Speaker
General Grosvenor debunks rumors he planned to oppose Reed for Speaker of the Fifty Fifth Congress. He states he learned of the report only upon publication and confirms Reed will be Speaker. The Cincinnati editor publishes the denial from Athens Ohio dated December 1.
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C. H. Grosvenor
Mennonites and Amish Move Toward Church Consolidation
An international conference of delegates from Mennonite and Amish churches in the United States and Canada has been scheduled for January 1997 in Elkhart. The gathering aims to discuss and pursue steps toward consolidating the two religious bodies.
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Laporth
Ind
United States
Canada
Elkhart
Coroner Finds Horace Stearns Kiester Shot Insanely Suspected
Ashland Ohio December 1 coroner Bitlinger ruled Horace Stearns died from shotgun injuries. Circumstantial evidence points to Elias Kiester as shooter though identity not fully established. Stearns wealth estimated between fifty thousand and one hundred thousand. Kiester described as sounding insane and previously hospitalized.
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Ashland
Bittinger
Elias Kiester
Stearns
Perrysville
Pittsburg
Lost in Medical College Claims Body for Scientific Purposes
Governor Bushnell receives a letter from Richard Vick of London Ontario seeking help to locate his missing son’s body. The youth disappeared after leaving Detroit August and traveling via Chicago to Cleveland where a body with a tattooed anchor and the initials G. E. V was found near Conneaut. The coroner held the body before it was handed to undertakers and possibly given to a Cleveland medical college, details of which are unclear.
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Columbus, CO
Bushnell
Richard Vick
London
Ont
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Detroit
Chicago
Buffalo
Cleveland
Conneaut
Spirits Fail West Virginia Oil Quest at 3000 Feet
James Robinson a spiritualist believed spirits showed oil under the Sellous farm near Belmont. He led Belmont residents to raise $2,000 for a test well. After drilling to 3000 feet the operation will stop with only the hole as proof.
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Commercial Tribune
Parkersburg
W. Va
James Robinson
Belmont
Hog Stealing and Murder Case Tangles Indiana and Kentucky
Harrodsburg Kentucky December 1 A colored detective from Indianapolis Ben Thornton arrives with requisition papers from Governor Bradley seeking custody of Harvey Singleton held on a murder charge in Indianapolis. The jailer refuses to surrender Singleton who is under indictment here for hog stealing.
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Ben Thornton
Indianapolis
Bradley
Harvey Singleton
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Sadie McDonald Dies After Royal Romance Rumor
New York dispatch reports the death of Sadie McDonald amid sensational talk of an English noble romance. Rumors linked the Earl of Shaftesbury to the American soubrette from Hoyt's production, with reports of a diamond gift valued at about 50000 dollars.
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Hanna Eyes Senate Chance as Sherman Cabinet Grip Looms
Special Dispatch reports Hanna plans a Washington visit to meet Senator Sherman to decide if Sherman will join the Cabinet. If Sherman takes State, Hanna may seek the Senate seat. if not, Hanna could challenge Sherman in the Ohio Legislature. Sherman’s term renewal and past understandings influence the move.
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Hanna
Washington
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Senate
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Bushnell
McKinley
Ohio
Major McKinley Still Receives Visitors in Canton
In Canton Ohio Major McKinley held a quiet morning with few callers. Philadelphia manufacturer J H Shaw and Dr. Adler visited. National Chairman and Mrs Hanna from Cleveland arrived by the 1 o'clock train and stayed until 4 PM to lunch with the McKinleys before Mr Hanna's departure for Washington.
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Mine No. 0 Ablaze Near Glouster
Athens Ohio December 1 Mine No 10 located one mile west of Glouster has burned all day. Woodwork at the shaft mouth is gone. Hoppers and adjacent buildings burned. Coal cars frozen and then burned after being thawed. Flames reach fifty feet from the mine mouth. Loss estimated at 25000 with about a hundred men left unemployed.
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Athens
Glouster
Lodge says he will stay Senator, not seek White House role
Senator Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts returns from Canton and declares in an interview that no position offered by the President would tempt him to resign the Senate. He asserts he is content in his current role and will remain in the Senate rather than join the new administration.
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Monster Sound Money March Reaches Noblesville
The Decatur Illinois horn caravan to Canton Ohio arrived in Noblesville Indiana this evening. McKinley Club hosts greeted the party while the McKinley Drum Corps and 2 000 residents escorted them around the public square.
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Delirious runaway Marie Burnett seeks shelter near Parkersburg
Marie Burnett of Coalburg W Va disappeared from her uncle William Magee in Marietta Sunday. She applied for shelter at Mrs Riser's Riverside residence near Parkersburg last night barefoot and nearly freezing. She was found twelve miles from her uncle’s home suffering fever likely causing temporary delirium.
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Parkersburg
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Marie Burnett
Coalburg
William Magee
Marietta
Prisoners near escape after sawed jail bars found
Five inmates were close to breaking from Bryan jail when the sheriff found sawed iron bars. The jailbreak attempt involved improvised tools hidden in shoe insoles.
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Bryan, O
One Thousand Men To Go to Work
LaPorte Indiana December first The Haskell and Barker Car Company at Michigan City will operate day and night after December in all departments with one thousand men to be employed.
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Laporte
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Dynamite Plot Uncovered In Fort Wayne Jail
Sheriff Melching uncovered a jail escape plot led by John Riley alias J F Butler, an alleged Chicago thief. Charles Morgan and Chas Hammond were sentenced to five years. a released prisoner said Riley paid $15 for dynamite to blow a window.
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FT. Wayne
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John Riley
J. F. Butler
Chicago
Charles Morgan
Chas. Hammond
Riley
Judge Cundiff Committed After Nominating Bryan
Judge W L Cundiff of Enid Oklahoma was committed to the Territorial Insane Asylum after becoming violently insane over politics. He had previously lived in Nebraska and gave the speech that first nominated Bryan for Congress.
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Enid
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Nebraska
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Congress
Brothers-in-law quarrel ends with double shooting in Madison
Motz Lyons and Love Morgan, brothers-in-law, quarreled in Madison. Motz was shot in the right shoulder and Frantz Lyons, Motz’s brother, was shot in the left shoulder after aiding by Motz. Frantz also struck Morgan with a poker. neither man is seriously injured.
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Madison
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Motz Lyons
Love Morgan
Frantz Lyons
Motz
Morgan
Frantz
Earthquake Felt Distinctly in Cairo Illinois
An earthquake shock was distinctly felt in Cairo Illinois a few moments after 1 PM today. The quake occurred mid afternoon and was reported from the city center with no immediate damage details provided.
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Cairo
Ill
Astor Family Denies Mrs Draytons Engagement
One Astor legal adviser denies reports of the engagement between Mrs Charlotte Astor Drayton and George Haig of London and Dublin.
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Charlotte Astor Drayton
George Haig
London
Dublin
Congressmen Dorr Announces Senate Candidacy
Wheeling West Virginia December 1 Congressman Dorr formally declares his bid for the United States Senate. He enters a crowded field promising a vigorous campaign and clear positions on national policy.
Impending Chippewa River Flood Drives Town to Safety
Residents of Chippewa Falls and nearby towns confront rising water as the Chippewa River gorge breaks, flooding river street and threatening courthouse area. Lamination of damage worsens as businesses abandon blocks and households move goods to higher ground. River street firms evacuate, stores flooded, and plans focus on moving goods to safety while awaiting further reports from Eau Claire and Badger Mills.
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Supreme Court Rules No Vacancy In Fifth Judicial District
The Supreme Court this afternoon upheld Governor Bushnell’s certificate denial in a mandamus action to force a new election for a Fifth District Common Pleas seat. The motion argued a vacancy existed after Adams County moved to the Seventh District, but the court ruled no vacancy, so Judge Collins will complete the unexpired term.
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Supreme Court
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Pierson
Common Pleas
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Adams County
National Democratic party head calls December 10 executive meeting
William D. Bynum, chairman of the National Committee, returned home and announced a meeting of the party's Executive Committee in Indianapolis for December 10 to decide the future course of the party.
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Indianapolis
William D. Bynum
National Democratic Party
Manufacturers in Conference Reach Agreement
IN NAP Dec 1 The convention of glass manufacturers of the United States adjourned this afternoon. The Executive Committee announced that it had decided to start all ten furnaces on December 14, that old associations will be reorganized on the same lines as at present, that the price of stock on hand will remain unchanged, and that a meeting of the Executive Committee will be held in four or five days at a place yet to be fixed to fix a scale of prices for new stock.
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Sugar Freeze Halts Cane Grinding In Louisiana Belt
Reports from the northern and central sugar belt indicate a major freeze today halting grinding and closing sugar houses. Workers are sent to help withstanding the standing cane as concern grows over potential heavy losses if cold continues.
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Norleans
Louis Ha
Man Buried in Same Grave as Wife Killer Powers
The body of Harry Powers who killed his wife and then died by his own hand was buried in Marion in the same grave as his murdered life partner. The funeral was led by Rev. Sithg of a Lutheran church at Powell Cemetery. Powers had recently been released from an asylum in Columbus after threatening neighbors and family, walking seventy miles home, and attempting suicide by throat-slash last May. Authorities had warned he should be returned to the asylum, but were told to give him a chance.
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Moonshining Arrests Spark 1920s Ohio Justice Notes
Two fifteen year old girls Lulu Knowles and Bertie Walker were arrested in Millertos Kentucky for selling whisky without a license and were to be sent to Grayson for trial. A small amount of contraband liquor was found in their possession. In De Moines, Bishop Bonacum's case was decided, with priests Murphy and Fitzedald upheld on material points.
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M Caughey Tours Warren Saloons for Slumming Check
W F McCaughey of Cincinnati working for the Warren Y M C A reports a slumming tour found sixty seven boys and young men under 23 in Warren saloons in one evening amid a membership drive.
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Ken tuckians Stand by Your Guns editorial note
The Commercial Tribune reports on an editorial from November 30 titled Kentuckians Stand by Your Guns. It frames a political stance in support of Republican, sound-money, and protectionist positions discussed in the Senate context. The piece reflects the paper's alignment and characterizes the writer's declared aims.
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Foster: A Candidate for Senate from Ohio and New York
Charles Foster former Secretary of the Treasury and Ohio governor says he is a candidate for the U S Senate to replace John Sherman. He opposes Cabinet picks for sound money Democrats and hints at T C Platt's talks influencing Bliss as Secretary of the Navy.
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Charles Foster
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United States Senate
John Sherman
Cabinet Meets to Discuss Forthcoming Message
Washington date line reports all Cabinet members attended a session to review sections of the upcoming message. The forecast notes emphasis on currency reform and retirement of greenbacks, with praise for War Department coast defenses and navy buildup, and Treasury relief urged. Cuban policy remains tightly guarded amid fast-moving events in Cuba.
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Tesla on the X ray of the blind
The Electrical Review will publish Nikola Tesla’s detailed report on X ray experiments. He argues sunburn from rays comes from ozone produced near skin and not the rays themselves, endorses aluminum wire screens as guards, doubts restoring sight for the blind, and notes rays could aid fertilizer production.
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Girard Senate Faces Disbandment Over Financial Woes
Girard Senate Knights of the Ancient Essenic Order in Jeffersonville Indiana faces imminent disbandment unless funds are raised. The organization cites theft of costly paraphernalia as a major setback with members including Supreme Ruler Weatherby and Supreme Secretary Captain Herbert Thomas among others.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Girard Senate
Knights
Essenic Order
Senate
Weatherby
Herbert Thomas
Cincinnati
Police Chief Testifies on Raines Excise Law Albany Hearing
New York December 1 Chief of Police Conlin testified before the Senate Special Committee examining the Raines excise law. The report notes complaints about illegal liquor sales on Sundays and cites a Catholic church leader stating Sunday drunkenness has risen under the new law.
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Conlin
Senate
Hunter Defines His Political Beliefs After Pledge Scandal
Dr. W. G. Hunter of Kentucky clarifies his stance on money and party lines after a controversial pledge cited during a previous Senate election. He asserts he is a Republican, a sound-money advocate, and a protectionist aligned with the 1896 St. Louis Republican platform.
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Kentucky
Johns. Rhea
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