Four Hundred Delegates Attend Western Congress Opening
In St Louis 400 delegates gathered for the Trona MissisNippi congress as opening addresses concluded. Leaders included Governor Stone Missouri and Congressman Bryan Nebraska. The meeting debated free coinage silver, currency policy, and governance, with speeches by Prince Utah and others shaping committee assignments and resolutions.
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Dinonas
St. Louis
Trona-Missisnippi
Stone
Missouri
W. J. Bryan
Nebraska
T. M. Patterson
Colorado
Ines
George L. Cannon
Mormon Foams
Utah
F. J. Cannon
Walto
A. C. Fisk
Centennial
W. L. Merry
California
F. H. Newell
Atone
Han. Kingene Semple
Washington
Whitmore
Congress
Prince
New Maxico
Dalygate Huntoon
Towa
River Improvement Commission Wa
Doloraite Staind
Lubin
Smith
Lews
Thien
Bowen
United States
Studdard
Stanard
Duluth
Mina
Harber
Indian Territory
Nicaragua
Nation of the
Bainilawa
San Francisco
George L. Canbob
Rocky Mountains
B. H. Newell
United States Geological Survey
Trans MississippI Congress Deliberates Silver Question
The second day of the Trans Mississippi Congress gains interest as advocates for silver free coinage speak on the issue. Debates focus on policy, with representatives from Br. Louis weighing economic implications and potential impacts on the currency system.
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Rutho
Br. Louis
Trans Mississippi Congress
Knights of Labor Adjourn and Salary Cut
The Knights of Labor general assembly adjourned in New Orleans. The next convention will be in Washington in November next year. General Master Workman Sovereign moved to reduce the salary of the general master workman from 8000 to 3500, a motion carried. The board will stay in the city until current work is finished. A resolution protested US bond issues as fraud and an outrage on tolling taxes, and another favored amalgamation of brewing associations into one Knights of Labor group was referred to the executive board.
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Texas
Congress
Resolution Committees
Georges Q. Cannon
M. G. Butterfield
Bryan
Gan
Shafforth
Colorado
Prince
New Mexico
George B. Leighton
Envur
Anthony
Kansans
Erov Allver
Soterden Morea
New Orleans
General Assembly
The
Knights of Labor
Washington
Sovereign
Kenney
Tadle
Carrfal ‘Ho
United States
Lato
Cleveland confined with ankle injury and civic notes
History of a Week reports President Cleveland confined to Woodley with an untuned ankle mild enough to require days off. A coroner's jury item from Washington Court House notes a box of forty dynamite sticks found near the courthouse after a fatal firing. Walter Green, a Kolly coal driver in Danville, died after an accident. Congressman elect Howard of Alabama plans a wealth source inquiry into Cleveland. Concerns arise about civil service rules across departments.
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Cleveland
Woodley
Washington Court House
Military Commission
Calonel
Court House
Walter Green
Danville
Elect Howard
Alabama
Christ
Congress
Port Arthur Taken in Night Victory Claim 1904
A Times Chefoo dispatch reports Port Arthur fell on Wednesday after eighteen hours of fighting ending at dusk. The Japanese fleet did not engage directly, but torpedo boats from the moat joined in the assault as groups entered the town. A Shanghai dispatch corroborates the capture and notes torpedo boats drew attention away from the town during the boarding of the defenses.
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Navy
Port Arthur
Lospux
Times
Chee Foo
Shanghai
Vimes
Destructive Springfield Fireclaims Two Men and Buildings
A massive Springfield blaze originated at J. M. Little & Co.s livery barn and swept Fourth and Ackins streets destroying Little’s, Sulzenstein’s and Ly ons transfers, Huntley’s drug store, a local military depot, a tailor shop, and Hemberger’s undertaker. More than 100 horses perished, including George Grower and Davis. Estimated loss around 100000 dollars.
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Springfield
Ill
Spritfield
3. M. Little & Co
Fourth
Ackins
Little
Emanuel Sulzenstein
Sith and Lyon
Huntley
Company GC
Fifth Infantry
George W. Anderson
Vincent Hemberger
George Hrowour
Davis
Investigation of Judge Ricks Charged by Labor Leaders
Investigating Judge Ricks faced charges from organized labor in Cleveland on November 27. A sub committee of the national house heard claims he failed to turn over 1600 dollars in government fees while serving as special examiner in patent cases. Defense says he reported in 1893 and justice accepted it. prosecution says report was late and aimed to dodge scandal. The judge and witnesses were examined with no sensational findings.
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Ricks Cleveland
Ricks
National
pDouse
Department of Justice
Arrest Rockefeller in Avetty Texas Indictments Reported
Unclear OCR text references Rockefeller arrest in Avetty Texas with mentions of Standard Coupe indictments. Names Hookefelier and Gabor appear amid garbled phrases about requisitions and authorities.
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Rockefeller
Avetty
Tex
Come and Allence
Areoes Hookefelier
Gabor
Czarina Alix Weds Nicholas in Winter Palace
News from Saint Petersburg reports the wedding of Czar Nicholas II to Princess Alix, witnessed by European royalty. The ceremony followed by a grand procession, crowds cheered the couple, and the czar issued a manifesto granting amnesty and debt relief, with tax and penalty pardons for subjects and Polish rebels of 1809.
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Morey
Prrversnia
Winter Palace
Europe
Caar
Nicolas Yesterlay
Alix
Anitchkof Palace
To Anitchkoff Palace
Czarine
Czarina
Kusals
Markets News Flash from New York and Chicago Prices
Stock and commodity rundown from New York and Chicago markets including money on call, sterling exchange, and government bonds. Grain futures show wheat, corn, oats quotes. live stock trading details from Chicago and Milwaukee, with prices for cattle, hogs, sheep, and dairy products.
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Sterling Exchange Dal
Billy ml
Domail
Golg
Pitts
Hills
United States
Ely
Ua Regular
Chicago
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Mershall
Marshall Lignt CO
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Inter Ocean
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