President Grover Cleveland Vetoes Deficiency Bill
Wasatxuron June 6 The president objects to the deficiency appropriation bill passed by the House. The veto is sustained with only forty members voting to override. The new bill will strike the features objected to and be brought up promptly. Multiple items include defense of veto power and objections to payments tied to French claims and Chateau etait costs.
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Georgia and Georgia primary news with a fatal shooting
The report blends a double homicide in Fort None Head Sutera Arkansas with political primaries in Georgia. It mentions Bourland and Buurland wealth and a fatal shooting near an allegedly jealous husband. It also covers Georgia delegates to the state Democratic Convention and debates over silver and gold standard candidates.
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Moral suasion and silver force loom in Chicago convention
Report outlines Hill's plan for a mobilized silver delegation from southern and midwestern states to Chicago to influence the Democratic National Convention, aimed at steering the party toward free silver. It notes Willis as temporary chairman candidate and mentions opposition to a Cleveland frieze depiction and a Missouri Populist state convention in Sedalia set for July 3.
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Fraction wins narrow GOP nomination and related political notes
A Valparaiso figure, Crompacker, narrowly wins the republican convention nomination in the Tenth district as Crimpacker and Manly Y.24 votes are reported. Elsewhere, D. B. Robinson joins a Chicago convention push, Kansas City hosts silver Democrats, and an Indianapolis jury case awards damages to William Drummond. Gettysburg hosts unveiling ceremonies for Meade and Hancock statues with remarks by Gov Hastings and generals Gregg and Bingham.
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Evanville & Terre Haute
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Trade Outlook Mixed As Conventions Pass And Prices Fall
New York June reports signal cautious optimism with business activity uneven after conventions. Factories slow, farmers speculating on crop rises, but iron and steel prices decline while wool futures dip. Silver certificates surge on Wall Street amid renewed demand. price moves weigh on traders as a broad economic picture shows heavy cattle shipments and mixed industrial signals.
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Fanev
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Indian Teachers Program at Lawrence July Conference
Indian teachers from the institute will attend a Lawrence based program in July with daily fees donated to the general fund. Sessions cover section meetings for teachers and staff, with evening talks by national educators. The agenda includes extensive industrial education topics and a June 31st Haskell institute commencement program.
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Markets by WIEE and City Grain Prices June 6
Market reports show steady to mixed prices across grains and provisions with receipts and shipments listed. Wheat and corn futures quoted with cash, July, and futures figures. dairy and livestock receipts indicate steady demand and higher live cattle quotes in Chicago and Chicago livestock markets.
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GOV MATTHEWS SUPPORTS SILVER PLATFORM INDIANA GOVERNOR
Alabama June 6 A letter from Governor Matthews of Indiana to J A Rountree urges Alabama delegates to back a silver friendly platform. He advocates a resolute stand opposing the gold standard and calls for coinage of gold and silver on equal terms and for restoration of silver to its rightful place. He argues such a platform could secure a large majority for the presidential candidate.
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General Synod Keeps Busy With Reports And Attendance
The second day of the Reformed Church General Synod opened with higher attendance and debate over credentials. Reports show 10 ministers died, 629 churches, 132, plus 771 families, 144,700 communicants, and total contributions around £228,457 for key objects plus other sums. 856 Sunday schools enroll 117,070 students.
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