Senate panel on finance and silver repeal debate
A Morgan Senate resolution proposes a joint finance committee to audit the government's finances and study coinage reform including silver demonetization and the gold standard. Stewart opposes repeal. Hearings resume on tariffs as Western Wheel dissolves. John S. Dwight, noted music critic, dies at 84.
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Capitol
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Paris
Samuel B. Ruggles
Sherman
Latin Union
Ainst
Stewart Hi Red
Congress
Gladstone
Cleveland
India
Tvote
Ways and Means Committee
R.W. Leslie
Republican split in Iowa leads to Coffin governor bid
Des Moines reports a Republican split with a rival faction nominating L. S. Coffin of Ft. Dodge for governor after rejecting the August liquor plank. Other nominees include B. F. Wright and Bennett Mitchell. Populists also name a ticket led by J. M. Joseph for governor and push for state liquor control.
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B. F. Wright
Charles City
Bennett Mitchell
Dennison
Coffin
Ft. Dodee
Virginia
Mr. Coffin
Republican Party
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Board of
Railroad Commissioners
J. M. Joseph
Creston
E. A. Ott
A. W. G. Weeks
Winterset
J. A. Gray
Muscatine
Withrow
Marshalltown
Dynamite cartridge explodes injuring farmer near Washington C H
A farmer Joe Samms north of Washington C H learned the danger of dynamite. He lit the fuse to see the sound and the cartridge exploded in his hands, tearing off several fingers and causing multiple amputation. Other notices recount an Indian burial mound find in Maple Grove cemetery and various local incidents across Ohio with arrests, deaths, and civic news.
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Washineton C.H.C
Joe Samms
Prite Tiat
Mechanicsburg
Maple Grove
War Eagle the Famous Government Scout Dies in Chicago
The report notes War Eagle a Winnebago government scout who arrived in Chicago, died at Mercy hospital at age 42 after paralysis. Green Cloud the medicine man performed rites, but the chief did not recover. The piece also covers cattle judging at the fair, and a wide variety of other brief notices from Sept. 6 across cities including Chicago Bremtxanam and Nashville with police, political, and social items.
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Chicago
Happy Hunting
Mercy Hospital
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Baughley
Green Cloud
W Eagle
Altgres
Charles L. Bailey
Lexington
Governe Flower
New York
Autopsy Impossible After Graves Death Widow Refuses Fund
Attorney for the widow of T Thatcher Graves contends the county should not pay funeral or travel expenses. The body is embalmed with poisonous fluids making an autopsy impossible, while Graves had hinted at death by own action in a letter to his wife. The widow plans to rely on her brothers to cover costs as she denounces county involvement.
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Jennie McCarkey
Women’s Christian Association
Erie
Dunkirk
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Chievo
Dar Stucker
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Atlas
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Lichnen
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Tube
Plate
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W. Va
Grand Army of the Republic
Wisertis
Indiana
Bax Stvastrax
Graves Freed at Last Attacks State's Attorney
Denver sept 4 coroner called it death by own action in the Graves case the doctor left a letter asserting persecution by State's Attorney Stevens and detailing his motives for suicide He was awaiting a second trial for the alleged murder of Mrs Josephine Barnaby of Providence The scene described includes his final arrangements and personal notes from distraught hours before his death
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Dennty Warden Shire
Stevens
Barnaly
Ieannot
Imoney
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Nail
Horton
G AI R Encampment Parade Draws 25000 Veterans in Indianapolis
Indiana event drew massive crowds as 25 000 veterans marched in a three mile procession from start to finish with boosters and spectators filling streets and roofs. Notables included General We Eix President Harrison and Major General John R Carnahan with a strong Illinois Keystone Wisconsin and Massachusetts presence.
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