Detailed Vote on Repeal Sparks Wide Debate in South Dakota
The article analyzes the repeal vote across chambers with mixed figures from Democratic and Republican senators and representatives. It notes discrepancies between papers and official tallies, cites paired senators, and discusses the political impact on South Dakota Republicans and silver policy debates. Colorado is highlighted as gaining momentum amid questions about silver ownership and national money policy.
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Argus
Senate
New York Press
The
New York Sun
A Naval Battle Report From The Brazilian Crisis
A World report asserts a near Sandy Hook naval clash within 10 days with Admiral Mello seeking two ocean-going tugs to ram El Cid as she leaves American waters. The Rio dispatch says England and France will remain strictly neutral in Brazilian affairs. Washington reports Minister Baker’s Costa Rica was fired upon at Amapala while a passenger refused surrender to Honduras.
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Sandy Hook
the Herald
Rio Dispatch
Peixoto
England
France
United States
Baker
Washington
Gresham
Costa Rica
Amapala
Honduras
Paris
Piraeus
Smyrna
Dardanelles
Avellan
Constantinople
Cronstadt
International Irrigation Convention
Deming
N. M
Arizona
Texas
Chihuahua
Republic of Mexico
W. T. Thornton
Hippolyte's Way Puts Down a Revolution in Haiti
Albert Denisse aboard the Orange Nassau reports a failed uprising in Haiti led by Hippolyte. A British merchant who investigated the palace was detained by a government agent and ordered to leave. Hippolyte later proclaimed he would rule as he pleased, ending revolts.
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Black Republic
New York
Albert Denisse
Orange Nassau
Legitime
Jamaica
Hippolyte
Port Au Prince
Hayti
Repeal of Sherman Silver Law Spurs Gold Rush
Washington reports from multiple states and territories show miners shifting from silver to gold after the repeal of the Sherman silver purchasing law. New gold camps open in Colorado Montana Idaho Utah Arizona and New Mexico while some silver mines cut wages and seek higher prices. Analysts warn much of the new gold may be exploratory and caution about the long term impact on silver production.
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Washington
India
Colorado
Montana
Idaho
Utah
Arizona
New Mexico
Asia
Europe
Election Riots at Polls Across Cities Causing Arrests and Injuries
In Gravesend near Brooklyn, Republican poll watchers were assaulted as Boss McKane's officers cuffed and detained them. Colonel Bacon and lawyers Grout and Hyde attempted to serve a supreme court injunction, but McKane refused, ordering the group to leave. The injunction bars interference with entering booths and the vote count.
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New York
Gravesend
Brooklyn
Republican General Committee
Boss McKane
Coney Island
Bacon
Gaynor
Edward M. Grout
C. H. Hyde
Herbert Swarthly
Dr. Marshall
Mr. Kent
Peter Rosenbeck
Ohe
Colonel Bacon
McKane
Supreme Court
Riots at Camden Election Leave Several Wounded
Nov. 8 Camden N J election riots send eight people to Cooper Hospital including Samuel Fullman shot in the head George Banks shot in the leg Frank Severin head and face injuries Edward Dover head wound Nathan Vandyke throat cut Julia Chambers throat cut Michael Kelly stabbed. Desperate gangs and thugs overcome deputies as militia rumor swirled through the city.
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Camden
N Od
Camper
N. J
Cooper Hospital
Samuel Fullman
Chestnut Street
George Banks
Kaigan Avenue
Frank Severin
Eighth Ward
Edward Dover
Ninth Ward
Nathan Vandyke
Fifth Ward
Julia Chambers
Seventh Ward
Michael Kelly
Factional fights erupt at Pittsburg polling places
Turmoil at Pittsburg elections leads to knife threat and brawl over a 1891 tax receipt in Bloody Fifth ward. In the Second district, First ward, sheriffs candidate support disputes sparked a clash with police intervention. Police guard duty extended for hours as polls reopened. Separately, Daniel A. Olin, 67, longtime Racine railroad superintendent, dies in Racine Wisconsin.
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Pittspurg
Navy
Fifth Ward
Peter Megraw
Brennan
Megraw
Stowe
McHugh
Pat Farrell
Farrell
Donahue
Milwavukee
Wisconsin
Racine
Wis
Daniel A. Olin
Racine and Southwestern
Chicago
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Off year election interest shown in Washington and regions
Report covers national reactions to the recent election with focus on finance issues. Notes mixed Democratic and Republican views on silver, tariffs, and banking. Mentions Senator William V Allen in Iowa and a pending lively legislative session. Also reports a Wisconsin arrest, torture case, and cholera data from Berlin, Stettin and Pommerania.
Robbery and assault mute a laborer in Dunpas
John Dana a laborer who has lived in Dunpas eighty years was held up by three unknown men while walking home from North field. He was choked nearly to insensibility and the robbers took his loose change. In other news the Mullen tunnel near Hevena is open again with trains resuming full service after debris removal.
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Appleton
Wis
Alfred Donohue
Thomas McGillan
de Foye
Dunpas
John Dana
Northfield
Hevena
Mon
Big Mullen
Northern Pacific
Two Steamer Collide Off Point Aux Barques Sinking
The propeller Albany and the propeller Philadelphia collided in dense fog off Point Aux Barques Michigan. Both ships sank in 200 feet of water. Twenty one crew members were rescued from the Philadelphia and Albany. eleven bodies recovered, others still missing.
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Sanp
Albany
Philadelphia
Ohioan's Bloody Deed Ends in Tragic Double Suicide
In Elyria Ohio Charles Manning shot his wife twice in the back as they returned from a church meeting, then killed her cousin Mrs W R White before turning the gun on himself. Manning had threatened to kill his wife amid divorce actions citing drunkenness and abuse. Mrs White is expected to survive.
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Dinan H
ToLebDo
Elyria
Charles Manning
W. R. White
Peffer to report on low farm prices in December
Washington dispatch notes Senator Peffer, freed from silver duties, is compiling a comprehensive report from his Northwest investigations on low farm product prices. He and a secretary are sorting vast data, with results expected by Congress in December. Senator Washburn remains aligned but will not issue his own report. Also, Chicago coverage reports Hausknecht and Bertram studying the U S education system for the world’s fair. In Chicago, barber Albert Braddock fatally shot himself after firing at his fiancée Louisa Bloomer, who was wounded lightly.
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Virginia
Maryland
Congress
Senator Peffer
Petter
Northwest
Peffer
Senator Washburn
Light
Minnesota
Brruix
Hausknecht
Ministry of Instruction
Chicago
Gheinrath Bertram
United States
Cicago
Albert Braddeck
Louisa Bloomer
Braddock
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