Tucker Bill Passed In Congress On Election Law Repeal
The House approved the Tucker bill to repeal the federal election laws by a 201 yes to 100 no vote. Senator Squire offered an amendment to the silver purchase repeal bill, proposing coinage limits and new five year bonds. Debates covered Sherman law, gold monometallism, and pensions data from Secretary Smith.
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Ohio Knights Templar Conclave Attends Columbus Parade
Ohio capital dresses in Knights Templar colors as 1500 swordsmen and 22 commanderies march in the Columbus conclave. In Cincinnati the Presbyterian synod meets to hear the Smith case and Lane seminary issues, while arbitration talks continue in CommeBus and a Mingo shooting in Conemnos is reported. Missing dressmaker Eliza Mistlie in Columbus draws concern as a female thief targets Mrs Erb’s boardinghouse in its wake. James McMullen opens the Canadian copper case in Cleveland with Ritchie. Dayton reveals a bank check alteration scheme. Chicago reports World’s Fair gate receipts and Carlisle notes Indian pupils returning from the fair.
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Five Fraternal Officials Arrested in Philadelphia Swindle
In Philadelphia five officers of the National Fraternal Union of Cincinnati councils are under arrest on charges of fraud involving sick bene fit claims. Detectives connected with Pinkerton and union officers uncovered a scheme that fraudulently netted nearly four thousand dollars from the union and possibly other orders. The accused are Moses Parker Selig Liberman Samuel J Blumberg medical examiners Drs Lewis Rubingohn and Abraham Hahn.
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Train wreck in Indiana kills two engineers and injures others
Wreck of Pennsylvania Railroad Train No 2 near One Hundred and Nineteenth Street, Indiana, leaves engine and mail car derailed. Dead include engineer Henry Warner and fireman Henry Christie. Three injured, conductor among them, none fatally. Fireman buried, steam scalding, 400 passengers aboard. train moving at 10 mph.
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Shocking San Francisco Foundling Asylum Slaughterhouse Scandal
A coroner's inquiry reveals neglect and death of numerous infants at the San Francisco Foundling asylum. Bodies were kept on premises for days before removal. many died from malnutrition and illness. The Daughters of the Good Shepherd condemn the facility as a slaughterhouse and demand action.
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