Early Silver Status Debates Across Papers
The Minneapolis and New York press clash over pre 1873 coinage, arguing silver was demonetized by Congress and the dollar values shifted by acts in 1834 and 1853. Other notes cite bank resumptions, Wheat drafts in Minneapolis, and political fights over the Sherman silver bill as Huron’s Sage Journal boosts a state-wide newspaper profile.
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Argus-Leader
Pioneer Press
Georgia
California
Congress
New York Sun
United States
Republicans Meet in Huron to Nominate South Dakota Judges
The South Dakota Republican convention will be held in Huron at the opera house on September 2 1893 at 4 p m to nominate three candidates for the supreme court and handle other business. Delegates are apportioned by county votes and alternates are recommended with no proxies allowed.
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South Dakota
Huron
Opera House
Supreme Court of
C. H. Sheldon
Davison County
Mitchell
Badger
Baker
Beulah
Blendon
Mt. Vernon
Prosper
Rome
Lisbon
Tobin
Union
G.o. A. SiLsby
W. Mason
South Makota
Court House
Aulova
McCreary Proposes Joint Resolution on Monetary Commission
Kentucky congressman McCreary, a U S delegate to Brussels for the international monetary conference, prepared a joint resolution for introduction in the House next week. It authorizes a nine member commission of three senators three representatives and three to be named by the speaker.
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United States
Washington
Senate
House of Representatives
McCreary
Kentucky
Washineton
Brussels
House
United States of America
Congress
Murder Near Green Mountain Strikes Fear in Iowa
Anna Weise, 21, was found dead by the roadside four miles east of Green Mountain after being attacked on her way home. Her throat was cut, ten wounds lodged on her chest, and her skull crushed. Sheriff Pence led a search from Marshalltown as rumors link a rejected suitor, Thompson of Gladbrook, to the crime.
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MarsHaLltown
Green Mountain
Anna Weise
Henry Weise
Miss Weise
Pence
Thompson
Gladbrook
Death by own action of a Hawkeye noted in Buffalo
A man identified as J. Mclair, station agent for the Burlington and Quincy railroad at Cambria Iowa, killed himself in Buffalo by stabbing. The incident is reported as a death by own action.
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Buffalo
J. Mclair
Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Cambria
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Main Street
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