Convention Called by Anti-Sub-Treasury Alliance Leaders
Indianapolis reports a call from anti-sub treasury Alliance chairman W. S. McAllister for a national convention of anti-sub treasury Alliance men in Memphis on December 16. The move aims to unite opposition to the Alliance F M B A and People’s party after their rejection of protest. The bodies foresee a joint platform at next summer’s national convention.
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Inpianapolis
W. S. McAllister
Anti-Subtreasury Alliance Executive Committee
People’s Party
Ignatius Donnelly
Farmers' Alliance Adopts Routine Business in Indianapolis
The morning session handled routine business and referred many resolutions on constitutional and platform changes to committees. The executive committee reported the order in good condition, noting rising demand for reform literature and endorsing wider dissemination. Alonzo Wardall of South Dakota was re elected to the executive committee for three years, and M. A. Davy of Kentucky joined the committee. A committee from the National Harnessmakers' union urged endorsement of the union label and purchase of only union made goods.
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Farmers’ Alliance
Alliance
Macune
Texas
Wardall
South Dakota
Tillman
Tennessee
Alonzo Wardall
M. A. Davy
Kentucky
National Harnessmakers’ Union
The Mining Congress Adopts Free Silver Resolution
In Denver the Mining Congress opened with speakers urging the fight for free silver to the bitter end. The resolutions support bi metals with a sixteen to one ratio and call for silver to be coined freely, with a dollar containing 412.4 grains of pure silver. They condemn the alien land act as false in principle and urge repeal.
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Colo
Searles
Mining Congress
R. C. Powers
Arizona
Congress
Holden
Ohio
James F. Brown
Aspen
Morse
After Brice meeting eyed by Ohio Republican leaders
Judge King says he will call a state central committee meeting in Columbus to review the Brice Senate election case. A resolution alleging bribery and corruption may be adopted and sent to Senator Sherman for a U S Senate inquiry. Also noted are protracted reciprocity talks with Mexico and the appointment of Dolphin T. Roberts as recorder of the general land office.
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Cleveland
King
State Central Committee
Republican Party
Columbus
United States
Calvin S. Brice
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Brice
Lima
John Sherman
United States Senate
Judge King
Republican State Central Committee
Washington
Dolphin T. Roberts
Evansville
Ind
General Land Office
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Roberts
Miners at Saltillo Strike Over 5 Cent Advance Demand
SHAWNEE O Nov 21 The miners at the Standard mine Saltillo struck after the 5 cent per ton advance was refused. It is feared that all miners on the Columbus Scioto and Hocking railroad will strike. About 700 men are now out.
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Standard
Saltillo
Columbus, Scioto and Hocking
Miners Strike Tensions Rise in Pas de Calais
Reports from Lens and Arras in Pas de Calais show 40 000 to 86 000 miners on strike with fears of bloody riots. Troops are being concentrated at key points after miners receive funds from English colleagues. Government offers possible legislation if the strike is proven just.
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Pas de Calais
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Syrup of Figs Glows as Pleasant Digestive Remedy
Describes Syrup of Figs as a pleasant tasting effective laxative for kidneys liver and bowels. Claims prompt action cleanses the system dispels fevers headaches and colds. States it is the only remedy of its kind and highly popular. Available in 50¢ and 1 bottles from leading druggists with procuring service if not in stock. California Fig Syrup Co San Francisco Louisville New York.
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Battle in Manzan deran Persia with heavy insurgent losses
A Theran dispatch reports the Shiah sect uprising in Manzanderan, Persia. In the clash with government troops 200 insurgents were killed and many wounded with prisoners taken, including the revolt's high priest. government forces reported twenty dead.
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Loxpon
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Repulse of Fonseca's Vessels Reported and Brazil Crisis
London dispatch reports Silveira Martins as a key Democratic ally to Dom Pedro. Insurgent gains tied to De Fonseca's squadron may have hoisted the Republic of the South flag and joined rebels. Negotiations with the revolutionists appear broken off while Uruguay talks progress for the junta. De Fonseca's health and alleged death rumors are denied as exaggerated.
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Seek Reinforcements From Brazil In Rio Grande Insurgency
The Porto Alegre insurgent committee circulars garrisons and intendentes across Brazil to join the movement against Dictator Fonseca. The upper Uruguay squadron reportedly defected to the insurgents. Ossorio claims no party allegiance, aiming to defend the constitution and overthrow the dictator. Rio Grande forts at the bar are completed. Assiz Brazil travels to Montevideo to seek Uruguay recognition of the insurgents beligerency.
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Chilean Recall Report Denied As Cabinet Stays Silent
Santiago reports deny any government push to recall Minister Egan. Montt remains friendly to Egan and the United States as cabinet members avoid discussion. Separate Valparaiso note cites $45,000,000 suits against Balmaceda era congressmen. In New York, Russian contract workers found. in Ottawa, Stanley to resign likely next month.
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