Senators Clash Over Silver and Tariff in Reform Debates
The floor battle centers on repeal of the Sherman act and silver coinage. Senators Stewart, Teller, Faulkner and others attack denationalization, demand silver restoration or certificates, and accuse opponents of pressuring Congress. The debate spans arguments on monetary policy, the gold standard, and political maneuvering amid looming executive sessions.
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Sherman
Senate
Stewpert
Executive Department
Nad
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Tharistresa
Stewarts
Teller
Terres
Shannon
Aisin
Tuere
Wyderum
Voorhees
Yras
Walthall
Hime
William Heix
Cooper Ale
Congress
New York
Allver
Congressional
Luse
Faulkner
Apeke
Turple
Dem. Ind
Jones
House
Washington
New York American
Bank Robbers Kill Cashier in Delta Colorado
Three men robbed the Farmers and Merchants Bank in Delta with two killed on site and a third fleeing. Cashier A T Blachly died defending funds believed to be about 1000 dollars. A hardware store owner fired on the robbers, killing two. a posse pursued the remaining robber but trails were lost in the mountains. A bounty of 500 dollars is offered for the remaining robber.
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Vol
Oxntlawsa
Col
A T. Blachly
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
Law
Cishier Blachly
Blachly
W. Ray Simpson
James G. Bradley
Clarence Bradley
James
Telluride
Blackly
Dera
Farmers’ & Merchants
Tom
Fred McCarthy
Billy McCarthy
Tom McCarthy
McCarthy
Oregon
United States
Catholic congress wraps up with arbitration pledge
The Catholic congress in Chicago and Washington wrapped up sessions on topics from labor and capital to education and Native American affairs. Archbishops Ireland Corrigan and Satolli spoke on patriotism and church unity, while a landmark memorial urged peaceful settlement of international disputes and a pledge of cooperation for Catholic educational efforts.
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Chickee
Candace
Leo XII
Mgr
Satelli
Cardinal Gibbons
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Corrigan
Ryan
Ireland
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Rome
Agr. Satolli
America
United States
Chicago
Catholic Congress
Congress
Churches of
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Eleanor C. Donnelly
Philadelphia
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Boston
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St Paul
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New York
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Baltimore
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Washington
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Duluth
RG Lantz
Belmont
John J. Keane
Catholic University of America
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University of Notre Dame
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Manhattan College
John T. Murphy
Holy Ghost College
Elizabeth A. Cronyn
Buffalo
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Keane
Pope Leo
Catholic University At
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American Republic
Hall of Washington
Archbishop Elder
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Colorado Catholic
Pope
Mgr. Satolli
Catholics Close Congress at Art Institute with Resolutions
The Catholic congress at the Art Institute in Chicago closed with resolutions affirming unalterable attachment to the pope, praising the encyclical on labor, endorsing arbitration, and urging education and temperance while aiding Catholic workers and families. A later session featured protests over Irish home rulers and sympathy for oppressed Catholics, Jews, and peoples worldwide.
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Catholic’ Congress
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Baltimore
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Leo XIII
Congress
Council of Baltimore
Holy See
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Mgr Satoili
United States
Cardinal Gibbons
Thomas P Fenton
Lawrence
House of Lords
Fenton
Poland
Russia
Catholic Congress
Coroner Jury Criticises Colehour Wreck Operations
Coroner McHale's jury faulted the Western division timetable and track condition after the Colehour wreck near Hegewisch. It names C D Léon F D O'Connor and others for criminal negligence. one victim, Gasper Myer, dies, bringing deaths to thirteen. A mob lynches Ben Jackson in Quiner Mass for poisoning families, while McCarthy gang members in Dera Col are linked to bank robbery and mail theft with a $10,000 reward.
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McHale
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
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Fort Wayne
Mercy Hospital
Logansport
Ben Jackson
Quiner
Mass
Jackson
Woodronzh
Chaplain appeals for Ruths sister preservation at White House
Washington reports a brief House session with under 100 members. The chaplain prayed for the president's daughter and the blessing on the mother and child, hoping the family and nation retain virtue and modest womanhood, guiding the White House beacon across the land. Olney instructs marshals to pause Geary law enforcement pending guidance, with exceptions for ongoing Chinese deportations. Paris announces an international exposition planned for France in 1900, with Alfred Picard named commander general.
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Ruth
Washington
White House
Wil Awalt
Congress
Olney
United States
Deana
First White House birth marks historic presidential moment
A baby girl born in the White House on a September day is described as bright-eyed and healthy. The event makes the ninth of September a historic date, the first time a president’s child was born in the executive mansion, with congratulations pouring in from across the country.
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Executive Park
Olney
White House
United States
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Andrew Donelson
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Eris Julia Dent Grant
Col
Fred Grant
Grand Army
Jackson Park
Teasse Wousands
Palmer
National, Commission
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