National Review to Expose US Britain Silver Policy
The next National Review issue will publish a report by the United States Monetary Commission led by Senator Wolcott former Vice President Stevenson and Gen. Paine. It will detail France and US desire to end the 1873 silver experiments and outline Britain’s possible steps to boost silver usage and its monetary role.
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Unidgoule Plan Foiled in Suburban Safe-Crack Attempt
In Chasrith Balls a rare safe-crack attempt targeted Rodg ers ak Sons. The crew wired a trolley line and rails with carbon tips and an old lid to heat the lock. Molten metal was produced but an outage halted the effort as trolley service stopped and the current was shut down.
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Loss of the Indian steamer Mayo off Attica
Reports from Aden say the Indian Government steamer Mayo, with 34 passengers and crew, was wrecked near the island of Socatea at the Attica tip. Most passengers including women and children were drowned. some crew and officers survived or were missing amid bad weather and fog.
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Robbery at State College Near Lansing Supposed Inside Job
An $2,070 robbery at a college near Lansing Michigan is thought to be an inside job. Authorities say the breach occurred before explosives could be used and arrests include Clinton D. Tatterveld and Cadillac youth G Devere Miller who were released on bonds of 42000 each. They reportedly spent only a small portion of the money.
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Germany Refuses to Back the Sultan in Thessaly Saga
Constantinople reports that German reluctance to back the Sultan in an effort to retain Thessaly has met firm refusal. Europe’s wishes regarding the subject are urged, with Berlin advising conformity to the coalition’s stance and balance of power.
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Curtis Will Grants 2 Million to Charity in Maine
The will of John B. Curtis of Deering Maine leaves 2 million dollars to charity with most funds directed to benevolent institutions in Bradford his birthplace. Eighteen grants were set at twenty thousand dollars each for a free public library.
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Tornado Kills Geesy Family Near Salina Kansas
News reports a cyclone near Salina Kansas at 10 30 Wednesday night killing three members of the Geesy family and injuring others as their farmstead was destroyed. The baby survived buried in dirt amid debris while two other relatives were found injured nearby. The storm path was narrow and winding shredding fences and blowing timber onto a stone basement. A separate political note follows with Des Moines ticket lines for Governor Lieutenant Governor Supreme Court Justice and other offices reflecting fusion dynamics and a mid protest split among Populists.
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Armed Men Guard a Cemetery at Sandyville Colorado
Report details armed groups surrounding the Catholic cemetery at Sandyville Colorado to deter claim jumpers while Father Brown and 25 parishioners guard the site daily. The pastor seeks a patent reapplication. barricades stand as officials reassess the process amid storms and broad storm damage across southern Illinois Missouri.
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Trade Tide Rising Presses All Sectors in Quiet Summer
Dun and Co Weekly Review notes no step backward in business as tide rises across sectors. Confidence grows among leading merchants nationwide. contracts and investments adjust to expected Congress changes and clearer crop prospects. A Chicago congressman dead wreck claim seven victims mentioned in passing. Ocean liner arrival into New York is listed in the review.
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Edward Cooke, Chicago Congressman, Dies in Washington Hotel
Congressman Edward Dean Cooke of Chicago's Sixth District was found dead in his bed at the Coch min Hotel in Washington. Physicians say heart disease caused the death after he suffered digestion and vomiting episodes the night before. Attendants found him unresponsive in the morning with no signs of suffering.
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Tragedy of the Ocean on the Traveler Ship
The Philadelphia bound British sugar laden ship Traveler under Capt Christie sank near Rodriggys island Port Mathurin after a fever devastated the crew. Seven men died including Christie. two sailors leaped overboard and perished. The vessel drifted to reefs and was total loss despite shore medical aid attempts.
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Fire on board City of Rome ends with all aboard safe
Passengers aboard the City of Rome endure a five hour blaze at sea as crew battles the fire near New York after leaving Glasgow. All 00 passengers survive and commend the mariners for their steadfast efforts during the perilous voyage.
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New Boundary Dispute Over Oak Point Island Claim
Gad has been found on Oak Point Island in Rainy Lake setting off a potential international boundary dispute between Great Britain and the United States. Geological survey maps place the island in Canadian territory but the Treaty of Ghent lists it as Minnesota. Canada issues mining patents. American prospectors protest strongly as water access in Rainy Lake remains controlled by Canada, risking direct treaty violations.
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Key West Turmoil: Lynching Attempt Sparks Black Uprising
A failed lynching attempt in Key West Pla leads to a race riot with the town seized by Black residents. The sheriff sought federal aid as militia and armory were compromised and white casualties reported while tensions flare over Sylvester Johnson’s assault plea.
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Market Prices for Cattle Hogs and Grain Across Cities
Chicago and other markets report varied prices for cattle hogs and grains. Prices span beef cattle from 3.00 to 9.25 per cwt, hogs from 2.50 to 7.50, and staples like wheat corn and oats with No 2 grades and mixed futures noted across Indianapolis Detroit Milwaukee New York and Buffalo markets.
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Wabash Wreck Death Toll Told at Missouri City
Seven coffins were sent to St. Louis from Missouri City after a Wabash road wreck twenty-one miles northeast of Kansas City. At least four of five mail clerks died, a fifth died shortly after rescue, and Conductor Copeland was among the injured. Seventeen others were hurt but none seriously, as the storm flood swept the trestle, destroying the bridge and scattering debris into the stream.
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Cornell Triumph in Historic Triangular Varsity Race
Cornell won the intercollegiate rowing race on the Hudson by three and a quarter lengths over Yale with Harvard third. Official times were Cornell 20:34, Yale 20:44, Harvard 21:00, in a scene crowded with thousands of spectators and festive boats.
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Safe-Breakers Melt Bank Lock With Power Ties
A bank in Chagrin Falls, Ohio, was entered by robbers who tapped the electric feed to melt the safe lock. They connected wires from an electric line to the safe, but fled when the power failed and could not open the vault. No motive or suspects are named.
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