Their Creed. Democratic Call for Free Coinage of Gold and Silver
A Democratic call circulated among Nebraskan House members urges bi metallism and the restoration of free and unlimited coinage of gold and silver at 1 to 1. It argues the party must control its platform, condemns the gold standard, and pressures Democrats to unite behind a bimettallic policy and to push it through party organizations and press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasiixnetox
Marsh
Dem
Neb
United States
Democratic Party
Trade review reports limited market shifts and toil in early March
Dun and Company notes no gold outflow, exchange near export point, and cautious sentiment. Wheat and cotton show small gains but no strong catalysts. rising unemployment and scattered failures temper optimism. Two building collapses in New York cause multiple deaths and arrests of contractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. G. Dun & Go
S Weekly Review of Trade
Sterling Exchange
London
Atlantic
Wen
United States
Canada
Forty-third Street
Tenth Avenue
Patrick Keegan
Feerie O'Keefe
Orchard Street
Riverton
Commutes Death Sentences of Hawaiian Rebels
President Dole and his cabinet commute the death sentences of Wilcox Seward Rickard and Gulick to thirty five years in prison plus a $10000 fine each. Exiles from the Hawaiian islands arrive aboard the Australia as the government weighs Liliuokalani’s fate and sentences for other rebels. The case of ex Queen Liliuokalani remains pending with potential five year term and fine. Capt Davies and others receive long terms or fines while some leaders gain liberty for aiding the government. The医 doctors warn that keeping one prisoner may prove fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dole
Francisco
Australia
Monolulu
Hawaiian Islands
Republic
Revolutionary Party
Wandenberg
Creighton
Peterson
Ratherail
Brown
Twitzsimmons
Wilcox
Seward
Rickard
Gulick
Liliankalani
Honolulu
Willis
Thomas Walker
Carl Wildeman
William Greig
Louis Marshall
James ©. Lane
Samuel Nowlein
Henry Bertleman
Capt. Davies
W. V. Ashford
Good Roads Movement Spurs State Legislature Interest
Reports to the agricultural department show marked interest in the good roads movement among state legislatures. Gen Roy Stone on road inquiry returns from California and Texas where large road conventions were held. Convict labor discussed for road materials and messages from governors on road issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washtnerton
Agricultural Department
Roy Stone
Bureau of Road Inquiry
California
Texas
Musical Melange of Prodigy Basil Gauntlet and Opera News
London listens to Basil Gauntlet a nine year old pianist with rising fame. Italian opera production in 1880s noted with sixty good works out of thirty five new pieces. Augusta Holmes Irish born composer praised for La Monracci Nome soon at Paris grand opera. Sir Gernet Wolseley contrasts military service in Japan and China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Basil Gauntlet
Italy
Gazetta Musicale
Milan
Gazetta
Congress Ended Fifty third Session With Silver Tariff And Finance Questions
The article reviews the Fifty third congress as it closed at noon detailing three dominant issues the silver purchase repeal the tariff revision and the financial measures. It notes the August 1803 repeal of the silver purchase provision the Jones Gortrun tariff compromise and the failure to pass a durable financial rescue including bonds and banking bills. It also lists major appropriations across departments totaling about 745 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.L. Wilson
Committee of Ways and Means
House
Senate
Committee On Finance
Congress
Cleveland
Nto
Sugar Trust Company
Banking and Currency Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Com
Ways and Means Comntee
Wilson
West Virginia
New Mexico
Arizona
You House
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
District of Columbia
The Gentler Sex Engagements And Fashion Views
News items discuss the engagement of Naples crown prince to Princess Maud of Wales. Philadelphia woman Miss BE V Cormenius becomes a professional marketer. Yvette GuintBert earns her first Naples check after a wavering reception. Tapzoc SuGtye studies in Osaka. Wincox supports beauty and grooming services. Mrs Parr promotes an ostrich feather ban for Baltimore hats.
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Naples
Maud of Wales
BE. V. Cormenius
Philadelphia
Yvette GuintBert
Tapzoc SuGtye
Wellesley College
Osaka
Era Winnel Er Wincox
Debs Lectures in Chicago on Conspirators and Labor Struggles
Debs, head of the American Railway union, spoke to about 8 000 at the Auditorum in Chicago on Thursday night. He assailed general managers, deputy marshals, and courts, argued railroads use wage cuts to crush unions, and urged working people to strike at the ballot box for freedom and higher wages. He praised Judge Caldwell and criticized deputy marshals, describing some officers as from the scum of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mareth
E. V. Debs
American Railway Union
Auditorum
United States
Debs
Pullman
General Managers’ Association
Pullman Company
A. R
General Managers, Association
Judge Caldwell
Capt. Palmer
Chicago Fire Department
Fifty-fifth Street
Behring Sea Award Amendment Defeated in House Vote
The Behring Sea issue dominated Monday’s committee of the whole session with an amendment by Breckinridge to appropriate 425000 to pay Britain for damages claimed by Canadian sealers. The amendment passed in committee by a small majority but failed in the House on a recorded vote 143 to 112.
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Washineton
Breckinridge
Dem
United States
Gresham
Pauncefote
Committee On Appropriations
Fatal excursion train wreck near Mexico City injures and kills many
A ten coach excursion train derailed 40 miles from Mexico City on Thursday while speeding to recover time. The disaster left about 104 dead and 85 injured as cars plunged 100 feet into a ravine. Rescuers in a nearby village worked to free and transport the injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciry
Mexico
Maren
Conspiracy Charged In Aberdeen Politician Arrest
Charles T. McCoy of Aberdeen, a leading state politician, was arrested on a warrant filed by Attorney General Crawford. The charge alleges a conspiracy with Daniel K. Tenney John L. McChesney and Charles H. Wells to stop ex treasurer W W Taylor from turning over funds and to force him to share them among the conspirators. Also reported a sawmill explosion near South Perry killed Jacob Woltz his son William and a man named Curtis with severe injuries.
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W. W. Taylor
Calllicotnk
Jacob Woltz
South Perry
Woltz
William
Curtis
Curt
Jacob
Harry Accuses Adry in Ging Murder Trial
MineAvents Minn Feb 27 Harry Hayward resumes testimony in the Ging murder trial. He suggests Adry was the masked highwayman who held up Miss Ging Miss Vedder and Miss Ireland, and recounts the deadly crime and his prison experience. Adry is expected to testify to deny the accusation.
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Miss Ging
Miss Ireland
Mr. Erwin
Mr. Nye
Hayward
Adry
Harry
Miss Vedder
Arbitration Plan for Labor Disputes Sent to Senate
The McGann bill, urged by all major railroad labor groups and drafted with Olney, would create a conciliation board led by the labor commissioner and the Interstate Commerce Commission chair. If mediation fails, a three member arbitration panel would be formed with selections by the employer and carrier, choosing a third arbitrator.
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Washineton
Labor
House
Carroll D. Wright
Commissioner of Labor
Olney
Senate
Committee On Labor
Erdman
Det. Pa
McGann
Interstate Commerce Commission
Trouble in Georgia: Military averts riot at lecture
In Savannah on February 28 a crowd attacked a Roman Catholic lecture by ex-Priest Joseph Slattery after efforts to revoke his permit failed. Eight infantry companies and cavalry protected the venue as stones and bricks flew. shots were fired in the air but no injuries occurred. The lecturer and his wife were escorted to a hotel by police and soldiers.
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Savannah
Joseph Slattery
France restricts live cattle but not dressed beef embargo
The United States ambassador to France has not been instructed to protest France’s decree restricting live American cattle. The measure covers live cattle only and does not affect tinned or dressed beef. French foreign minister Hanotaux opposed the decree, which followed disease concerns and echoed similar steps by Germany Belgium and England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
France
James B. Eustice
M. Hanotaux
Germany
Belgium
England
Deadly Mine Explosion Kills Most Workers at White Ash
An explosion in the Santa Fe company mine at White Ash New Mexico injures no one seriously but traps 70 miners. Twenty four bodies recovered, leaving one unidentified stranger unaccounted for as funeral rites begin amid New Mexico’s largest peaceful funeral.
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Cerritos
N. M
Santa Fe Company
New Mexico
Looking Down the Mast on an Ocean Liner in Midsea
A Chicago party aboard the Servia hires a sailor to photograph the ship from aloft, capturing the contour of a fast sailing liner and the dramatic view from the crosstrees. The piece extols aloft perspectives over deck views and the sailor’s perilous duty in rough seas, calm weather, and moonlit nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pall Mead
Nature
Chicago
Tribune
Fish Eggs and Reproduction Across Species
The article explains oviparity in fish, egg shapes from spherical to rod, and diverse deposition methods. It notes eggs may cling, float, or sink, with examples from salmon, shad, and bass, and lists egg counts from various species. It also covers nest-building species and male egg-pouch cases like the sea horse and pipefish.
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St. Louis Republic
Repairing Crumbling Walls and Rapid Bullet Photography
A guide on repairing plaster by removing loose sections and reinforcing lath with nails or screws, using proper hair in the mix and letting mortar season. Also notes Mil lis nth of a second photography using a fast rotating steel mirror to capture a bullet in flight and a finding on iron magnetic fatigue in transformers.
Hier Cruel Fate and the Silent Grand Piano
In a fragmentary note from Musical Weekly a performer once famed for singing and keyboard mastery is described as failing the installments and having the instrument taken away. The piece evokes vanished days and a哟 faded stage presence with a period voice.
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Yeas
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Good Roads Movement
Loxpox
Associated Press
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Tiflis
Russia
Mgr. Khrimiran
Sassoun
Vienna
Itzkany
Roumanie
Wasnineron
Baltic and North Sea Canal
San Francisco
Marblehead
Herbert
Grn
Gernet Wolseley
Japan
China
Ita
Behring Sea Award
South Dakota
Taylor
M'Gann
Georgia
Popular Science
North Carolina Board of Health
Victoria
Ples
C. V. Loys
Musical Weekly
Castor
Detroit Tribune
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