Monetary debate sinks toward Senate quorum clash
The Senate debates repeal and monetary policy as talks on the Sherman Act and silver issues run into a quorum problem. Stewart urges steady opposition while Voorhees signals delays, with observers noting pressure from banking interests and the risk to the currency. The session adjourns amid warnings of political maneuvering and potential economic impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
moa de dai
Stewart
mit Palyer
Weimann
binkin
Carlisle
ohwetis
Scotter Hina uo
acceedid
troy cilver
New York
ibs
enite po
senate
Nevada Senator Not Founded On Age
A September report details a district court ruling by Judge Joes of the United States district court. The judge rejected the treason department claim that funds are unavailable to enforce the Geary acts, ordering the deportation of Chun Shang Luen, a Chinese laborer who must register. The decision hinges on whether the treasury has funds to enforce the law and notes divisions between departments and legal authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiscells
Joes
United State district cout
tenury department
Chun Shang Luen
Gener
Olney
ted
treaents department
Tad
New York
Rioting Miners Clash Triggers Troop Call to Chester
Troops quell violent demonstrations by striking miners at Chester following occupation of colliery works. Disorder spreads as laborers confront police with stones and clusters of protesters. Authorities vow to contain further unrest while collieries resume amid tensions in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
fish
Chester
amd
Cheeifield
aiotous
strekers
wen Hons
Polk
sirec
Josep tule
Desperate clash near Oklahoma border ends with losses
Desperate battle pits Marshals posse against Oklahoma outlaws near the Oklahoma border. Tecumseh’s horse is killed. eight wounded. Two bandits escape as deputies pursue. A reward is posted for a wanted suspect from the Dalton gang. News also notes a Crown Prince’s visit to West Lom and a labor strike affecting torpedo works. Cholera death tallies rise in Hull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshals Posse
Oklahoma
United States
darius
snd
te duper
Shree
OKshoma
shit Three Lim
erel Fick
Feramech
dreus revolstih
uintiire Wullen
Tecumseh
trek
Tarris
requiel wis
Jee Lin
Jack
Toone
Dalton, gue
Daylight Bank Robbery Shocks County and Town
A violent daylight bank robbery ends in multiple deaths and injuries. Robbers, described as mounted, evaded capture after a sustained exchange of gunfire with local pursuers. The cashier and two others were killed. a deputy and several bystanders were wounded as the robbers fled toward a nearby road.
Medical congress in Washington ends amid deaths and debates
A large delegation gathers in Washington for a medical congress as Dr Wallan Fey of Philadelphia presides. Reports mention a death by suicide during inquest proceedings, with judges asked to determine if it was suicide or accidental. County commissioners discuss paying costs to transport the body and accompanying parties. Also covered are boxing results from a separate event with Australians and Americans in a draw, highlighting Don Riordan and Don Tiddy Gormin among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lan Amer un s
Wallan Fey
Philadelphit
clur
oder
omnes
reson
wit guise
wetcress manny foreia
tintez
Graves
coro
As Grae
Vre Gries
board of county commissioners
doctm
Arpihoe
Ais Gere
Nevis
eparnia
Galeloman
esenin
Amon
otheas Tiddy Gormin
Ari Walker
Don Riordan
San Jiancisco
Wit Tlood
Susitain
Fire Causes Panic at Ostend Exhibition, Many Trampled
A crowd at Ostend last evening panicked during a chaotic scene described as a fire in the drapery and stage setting of a prope mum box. About thirty to forty persons were thrown down and trampled as the blaze was put out with little property damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisstts
Chester
Ostend
James
Indianapolis Vets Take Possession in September Parade
Report describes veterans occupying Indianapolis hotels, residences, schools, and public buildings during a large encampment. Parade route extended through downtown streets with detachments marching past new City landmarks as crowds gather and President Hartison cheers. Mention of a billiards match and Bismarck’s rheumatism attack on September 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
corina
Werdhin
Suventh
suidte New Leth
Lennselist
Market
New Jersey
Warkit
Kew Teravy
Washinton
Tennessee
parle Lx
Flartison warehal
Wreck and aftermath of the September circus disaster
A chaotic sequence of wrecks and fatalities is reported with victims named Anty Wutmba and others. The incident involved a truck crash near Valley and a train engine derailment. Multiple injuries and casualties are noted, with subsequent investigations and a wave of emergency responses across the region.
Twelve More Chinese Arrested in Southern California
A chaotic report notes twelve Chinese individuals arrested on charges tied to the Chinese Exclusion Act enforcement. Debates emerge over appropriations, costs, and continued deportation plans as Government officials discuss funding and logistics for removal under court orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calfornia
Mearshal
Urania
Tudse Ross
Calum
Gott thos
department of justice
Olney
Srersors
Hamlin
Coury
romy ny
Chine & i
Officers Elected for Camp Arms Heal and Encampment
Sep 6 report lists Captain JO Bduns of Vinchusetts named commander of the Ca ud Arms relief unit. Viter svoics and 16 Tummin of Tests named senior vite and junior vice commander respectively. The encampment runs through tomorrow with Patigharg as the sole city state taking major share for next year’s encampment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JO Bduns
Vinchusetts s
reief
Ca ud
svoics
reg mentu
india
Ivan WooWialker
lonypolis
jumor
Patigharg
truyle
Will Retaliate Chinese Geary Law Debate
Starr September 6 reports Hunter Corbett of Cheboo Chia warns that China may enact a Geary Law and retaliate if the United States enforces immigration rules. He predicts deportations of Americans in China and Americans in the United States may be forced to leave, turning many Stone family members toward Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanran Wilou
ty Wiis
uisto Lutowski
Urigoo
Venezuela
Hunter Corbett
Cheboo Chia
China
Death on the Rail as Dilk Tram Jumps Track
A tram derailed near Colehour on the Lort Wisne line causing ten deaths and about thirty injuries. The train bound for Wisconsin Conti grounded, with most casualties at the scene or en route to Colehour and South Chicago. Names of casualties and passengers are listed, including several unidentified riders and a theater figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisne
Colehour
Chicago
Chicago for treatment Lolloway
Anson Temteminter
Schiler theater
bingo
Walliam Bieney
senger aent
Wisconsin
Conti
G Hines
Sincernee Ind
William Shoniches
New Albans
Tad
Wallum
Thichaid ou
Chiao
Aduns
Durtell I
A Vunard
Pere Hante
thors mytred
September 7 4 meeting on wages and labor in valley
Reports from September 7 describe a Valley meeting to discuss market and labor conditions. Wages set at 25 cents per day for white labor and $1 per day for Africans. Preference voted for white labor at those rates. project expects to employ idle men once planting ends, with dynamite incidents and a murder suspicion in separate notices also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Kingdom
California
Ahaicea
Also Mentioned on This Page
Zimmerman Beuten Cortes
nomermurstone vetterdiy
JT S Johnson
Columbia
Johsons
wis
valving
immerman
Johnson
Fihe
Anderson
Wakes
aft
Regalia
NEVADA
Treasury Department
Ross of
Tox
Angeles
St Toms
Joseph Linneck
Cleselal
Tavois
Silh Wismrcios
Joseph I Newman
Carolinas
Pacific
Purce
John H O Connor
O Connor
ford
Peary
St James NFT
sterner Talon
Bowdoin bay
Greenland
Kelstormans
Bjorlin
Smith
Cubs
ton tele
Mound Salley
the
Wasineros
Stewer
Leiler
feller
enate
Mitchell
Japan
trav elm
Nielum
West Lomt
miltary academy
Shipping Intelligence
QurESs
Wonongahel
Cady
Southampton
fia
Faropean
Havre
Kleenington remans
ls port
Hull
Colorado
Ivo of
lem Bung Iglivaymen
tind i bank
duchy iin
thor
banhis
ing
Samuat
dick tysine
bmk
inlenterin yi
rashetto
Livhiv
cain
simpson
iui
lam
dave
lare
youn
Gallan
ALIN
Lalewase
dun tte Sur ounduty
Tate
Presidant Clesal
Walthall
alice
wallin
Wolott Rankluan
bison
reid
Clavelind
Andrew Jackson
Clevelind
New
Juropea
Stuwart
MEDICOS
Deegan
Bismarck
WOMLN
UGirl SERIOLST
Lowng von
Sells & TP
dais
warrey
Anty Wutmba
Iews
Andrew Hest
roy
YMI
Mearrsvirer
Mer
elevtel
iitersoon Trank
vce
J I Dockweiller
Tos Aneles m1 FC Nalof
ban linus o Dorkweier
Grore “tin
rand
John Jo Tynch
frand
teismer
John Q
Don well
Lumet fhywerls
le sentinel
William
munis
Germany
Teunel
tveriemain Germain
Joy ASCEIES
cepnemmet
devertition
tom more
Geary
le fosec
qustian
wu funin
Jule Ross
sere
Visaliy News
Johua
Mulsle Toolwin
Unite States
Pi ymin
Tudge Pwin
Jude Coggins
Lotk
nerma
Linmi Goldman
Philadelphia
Wicut
royal Victoria
Samoa
Jouxgoung
Henry O Ide
iis
Gc. A. KRAMER
ANUFACTURER— — Brarness and Saddles
L146
Jo btreet
Fresno
Chas. A. Schweizer
Wuyo
H. C. WARNER
Mariposa Street
Grand Army of the Repub The
Robert West
Will Davis
Davis fred brat
West
Attie
Davis
Davis sac
Poke street
Guascyco
Cornelus Vanderbilt
WILL
Honduras
Paria Colomto
Somila
Holliday
Paul Pelliday
husing
Margaret and Garah Weguillan
Olico
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!