Bill Repeal Passes House Amid Silver Coinage Debate
The Wilson bill repealing the Sherman law passed the House 239 to 110. The day featured heated exchanges over free coinage of silver at 16 to 1, with Daniels and Bland leading silver opposition and a series of amendments defeated. A joint resolution authorized a commission to study finance, banking, and international bimetallism, due by Jan 1, 1894.
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Culberson
McCreary Prepares Joint Resolution on Commission
Kentucky Congressman McCreary outlines a joint resolution to create a nine member commission. It proposes three senators, three representatives, and three others to be appointed by the president of the senate and the speaker of the house. The measure stems from McCreary’s participation in the Brussels international monetary conference and aims to authorize a new commission.
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Murder Near Green Mountain Shocks Iowa Family
Anna Weise, 21, was found slain on a rural road east of Green Mountain Iowa with her throat cut and ten stab wounds. Sheriff Pence pursued a suspect, a rejected suitor from Gladbrook, as officials labeled the case an atrocious murder.
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Anna Weise
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Death by own action of Hawkeye station agent
A man identified as J. McClair, station agent for the Burlington and Quincy railroad at Cambria Iowa, is said to have committed suicide in Buffalo on August 29 by stabbing himself.
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