Free coinage duel over repeal bill roils Senate rules
From Wasamaron on Nov 1 silver faction presses for forced passage of repeal, seeking closure and a quorum risk. Bland demands free coinage or nothing while Blackburn pushes rules amendments to empower a majority. numerous motions and perceptions of weakness and political maneuvering prevail.
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Brand
Blackburn
Senate
Wasamaron
House
Committee On Rules
Mr. Bland
Mr. Livingston
Bland
Attendance at the World Fair and notable events
A long list records total attendance at the World’s Fair from May to October with daily breakdowns for special days. Highlights include opening day, country days, and the display of both old and new Liberty bells sounded together. Reports from Philadelphia and other cities note tributes to Judge McKennan, hospital board anger over a resident appointment, and various international and local incidents.
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Bae
Lemon
Iss
Indiana
Ant
Wil
Mexico
Rhode
New York
Chicago
Wisconsin
Darota
Still Another Crank Lands in Prison in New York
A violent crank demanded $5,000 from Sgt. Fagan at East Thirty-fifth Street Station. After a staged chase to Yorkville court, he fled entering a fight where a police officer prevailed. Another crank sought $100,000 owed by Superintendent Byrnes, with $25,000 in pennies. he was jailed minutes later. Nearby dispatches report a murder confession dispute in Indiana, Liberty Bell preparations in New Jersey, a pardon granted to Franklin Hull, and other varied notices from across the country.
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Alfred Hedberg
Fort Sheridan
Emilie Zellman
Prussia
Silesia
Berlin
Mary Connelly
Jones Street
Fourth District
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Gray's Farry Road
Catharine Street
Thomas Moore
Otto Kempner
New York
Assembly
Austria
Fagan
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Rose
Fourth Avenue
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Trady
Byrnes
The Company Responsible in a Cambridge Coal dispute
State board of arbitration publicizes its report on the Cambridge For sythe Coal company dispute and lockout. The report assigns responsibility for the ongoing lockout to the company after prior concessions by both sides. It also outlines the circumstances leading to the stoppage and contrasts positions of labor and management.
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Columpus
State Board of Arbitration
Forsythe Coal Company
Cambridge
Funeral of Chicago mayor marked by wide cortege
The city mourned the death of Chicago’s mayor as schools and many businesses closed. The funeral at Epiphany church moved to Graceland cemetery with a large procession, authorities, and national guard present. Prisoner reactions and local acts followed, while other towns reported assorted crimes, trials, and local notices.
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Jacob L. Leppard
W. L. Polk & Co
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Hea
Chicago
Board of Trade
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Ashland Boulevard
Adams Street
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Austin J. Doyle
United States
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Lrng
Chicago Bar Association
Prendergast
Harrison
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