Reading of the President’s Message Sparks Silver Law Repeal Debate
The president urges swift action to repeal the Sherman silver purchase clause as gold and silver parity strains the treasury. Senators Hill and Stewart push repeal bills. Lodge calls for a vote by August 22. The message warns that current silver policy devalues currency, harms wage earners, and risks national credit, urging immediate special-session measures and tariff reform.
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Lodge
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Committee On Finance
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Congress
United States
Bengar
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Hoosier convention eyed as Aug 22 at World’s Fair
Governor Matthews issues proclamation fixing August 22 as Indian Day at the World’s Fair. National politics discuss trimming salaries for General St Clair and General Massey, with General Groner’s role noted. Midway dancehouse may close. Cairo street banned. Knights of Pythias parade. Bank examiner takes charge of Citizens Bank. Gregory Woolen Mill shuts two weeks. Local fatal and injury incidents reported along with new incorporations in Ohio and Indiana.
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Thuisa
Lew Wallace
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Gourdel
Genenal St. Clair
Dodge Massey
Groner
Faut Bee
Nowar
Goodell
Cairoden
Davis
Knights of Pythias
Cleveland Urges Immediate Tax Reform and Silver Purchase
President Grover Cleveland argues that tariff reform remains crucial but the nation’s financial condition must be addressed first. He calls for the prompt repeal of the 1890 act authorizing silver bullion purchases and warns that other legislative steps should ensure the government can meet its monetary obligations, widely recognized by civilized nations.
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United States
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Grover Cleveland
Democratic convention chaos and race for nominee in Ohio
The Ohio Democratic scene theaters a contest for governor with Chillicothe’s Lawrence T. Neal entering a field of rivals led by William McKinley. Delegations split over free silver and tariff stances, while President Cleveland’s policies fuel factional tensions and last minute moves aim to unite the ticket.
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W. C. Gear
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Neal
Campel
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Stark County Delegation Heads to State Convention
Stark County's party delegation arrives at the Little Miami station and heads to the Grand Hotel with four hours wait at Orrville. Leaders include W E L Warwick Felix Shepley Peter Smith and Bolivar Sibila, focused on representation on the state central committee and party organization. Plans also include a Salvation Army encampment at the Driving Park with speakers from Cleveland East Liverpool and Marysville.
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