Decided caucus supports Carlisle currency bill in House
A heated caucus in Washington reports 81 votes for the Carlisle substitute bill to restore greenbacks, with divisions over bond financing and rule changes. Speaker Crisp urged adoption while leaders argued whether the measure could pass. The caucus endorsed the Carlisle bill and directed rules to report another rule for debate.
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Livingston
Georgia
Orica
Holman
Hola
SBS
Sid Crisp
Bland
Springer
Cockran
Sperry
Verry
Harter, Straus
Brickner
Wisconsin
Wells
Coombs
Lockwood
New York
Wielder
New Jersey
Hendrix
Tracey
McAleer
Deforest
Piarson
Obig
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Inauguration of Major Upham Governor of Wisconsin
Jan 7 1888 Madison Wisconsin reports the inauguration of Major Upham as governor. The event drew prominent citizens as a locomotive train conveyed Upham and staff to the capital. Lt Gov Brensh presided in the senate. Chief Clerk George Porth in the assembly. Delegations and ceremonies followed with outgoing officials presenting successors. Legislature convenes Wednesday. Holcomb inaugurated in Nebraska with simple ceremonies. Democratic endorsee list noted in Pea Nasayite.
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Manisx
Bnensch
Senate
George Porth
Gay
Holcomb
Lixcouy
Neb
Silas A. Holcomb
State of Nebraska
Crounse
Sheath
Debs and associates jailed in Henry County
Late yesterday Judge Woods ordered Debs and seven associates held at Woodstock jail in Henry county. They were moved from overcrowded Cook County Jail after their attorneys urged a transfer. Darrow planned to leave for Washington tomorrow with a habeas corpus filing and an appeal to the supreme bench or circuit court of appeals.
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Debs
Woodstock
Henry County
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Rogers
Kelcher
Hogan
Burns
Goodwin
Darrow
Washington
Omar Ore
Supreme Bench
Circuit Court of of Appeals
Eight Charred Bodies Found in Delevan House Fire
Eight charred remains were found in the Delevan House cellar under the hotel kitchen area. Clothing remnants in two cases helped ID victims Simon Moyers the cafe man and Agnes Wilson. The victims likely suffocated as they slept. all were within twelve feet of each other near the servants’ attic area.
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Caf‘fee
Agnes Wilson
Death Notice of Colonel BE M Huyt and Notable Figures
Fragmentary obituary notice references Colonel BE M Huyt inspector general for Missouri U S A at isnes Tuowrson and mentions Dr James F Buoaps former president of Burn Mayr pallege in Philadelphia Probate Judge Biec D 2 Piuey and Arkansas City Ark Jong C PEOTOR with scattered names of other prominent individuals.
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Department of
Missouri
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Jamys F. Buoaps
Burn Mayr Pallege
Philadelphia
Biec D. 2
Piuey
Ap Srkansas City
Ark
Jong
C. Pe.otor
Iumbher Ai. Poor
Supposed no Peich murderers arrested this week
A group including Thomas Grant, a Le Johnheony carpenter, and a small merchant Hi hinger were named as suspects. Fireman Charles Snyder and workers on the Ohio Southern line suffered injuries from recent wrecks near Fort Wayne and Tin, with several killed or hurt. The scene included a land jury report from Chicago and political shifts with Wolcott’s renomination in Colorado. Premiers Thompst of Canada burial rites noted. Newfoundland floods and bank guarantees discussed.
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le Johnheony
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Charles Snydér
Fort Wa Tin
William Hayes
Lur
Ind
Nrons
Charles Crawford
Bila Teh Dayis
Good Hope
Ohio Southern
Bainbridge
Chicago
Wolcott
Colorado
Government study on machinery impact on labor begins
A federal inquiry launched to assess how modern machinery affects hand labor and employment trends. Agents are sent with circular inquiries to gather specific data on times, costs, and production in various articles, comparing older hand methods with machine aided processes. The Bureau plans a broader sweep with 20 to 25 field agents over weeks, compiling statistics from 1887 to July of the current year.
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Wiaalingtonn Bhington
Tabor
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Fia
Fatal Fire in Globe Building Marks City Tragedy
A massive blaze swept the Globe newspaper building in Toronto injuring and killing firefighters and wrecking property worth 606000. Victims include Robert Bowery and Charles Swelley, with several others injured. reports mix with tax and legal notices about sugar bounty and a new trial in the Freaker Insurance case. The fire and ensuing chaos dominated headlines amid legal and political notes from Kansas City and a New Year telegram from Emperor William to Prince Bismarck.
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Ont
Big City
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Robert Bowery
Charless Swelley
Kansas City
Jan
Phillips
United States
Market numbness across exchanges and grain Prices
New York markets report mixed activity on January 8 with Mohoy on call at 1 144 per cent and mercantile paper at 2414 per cent. Bonds, silver, and cotton prices noted, while Chicago grain futures showed January and May contracts opening and closing varied. Live stock prices in Chicago and Milwaukee reflect modest shifts in hogs, cattle, and sheep with receipts uncertain. Wheat and corn futures quoted with January and May positions, and dairy and butter quotations listed for creamery and dairy grades.
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