New Hampshire Democrats Back Gold Standard Shift
The piece notes New Hampshire Democrats adopting a gold standard stance, with Senator Hill likely to preside at the Chicago convention. It mentions Milwaukee streetcars running, former patrons returning on the heels of layoffs, and multiple political and legal items across states, including court cases, conventions, and public notices. The jumble references various figures and events, including indictments and regional party activities.
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New Hampshire
Senator Hill
Chicago
Milwaukee
Abbey, Schoefful & Gran
Theatrical Managers
New York
Triumphal entry into Moscow by the Czar and Czarina
The Czar and Czarina Unter Moscow entered the capital amid artillery, cheering crowds, and global visitors. The procession filled the route from Petrovsky to the Kremlin with dense crowds, creating a scene of unprecedented spectacle.
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Czar
Cenrina
Moscow
Russia
Dassidy
Laov@loek
Petrovexy Prince
Sto Petersburg
Kremlin
Coronation Pageantry Highlights Kremlin Festivities
Reports from Moscow describe crowds welcoming the Czar with grand ceremony and a shift from civilian to sworn escort for the royal progress. Delegations including Field Marshal Yamagata and the Japanese Envoy arrived, and the Sultan sent silk carpets, gifts, and a diamond pin for the Czarina.
Indiana State News Roundup of Floods and Oil Booms
Rain and floods hit several counties while the oil boom expands in Clay and Wells counties. Diphtheria cases rise in Anderson as a long miners strike continues. The byway of local misfortunes includes drownings, collapses, and a remarkable Indiana oil well producing steady output.
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Anderson
Allen County
Clay County
Hendricks County
New Albany
Tacob Gillamour Notée
Wildcat Creek
Burlington
Bathine
Tluntington
Montioe
Farniland
Notable Mixed News From May 18 Across Regions
Reports from Cairo and Alexandria record cholera deaths while Archduke Charles Louis dies at fifty four in Austria. A mob destroys mission buildings at Kiung Yeu China and Nikola Tesla hints at a vibra tion driven incandescent lamp. In Pretoria a youth shoots six servants with a Winchester. Queen Victoria marks seventy seven years on the throne and Transvaal reformers face death sentences. Parliament adjourns to June as US envoys attend the Moscow coronation with Admiral Selfridge and Gen McCook aboard the Minneapolis.
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Yt.o. Selfridge
Minneapolis
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Threat of Secession Highlighted in Belford Denver Speech
Former congressman Belford warned in Denver on Wednesday night that if silver is not equal to gold a Western secession could follow. He urged a silver party and attacked the St Louis convention, claiming Eastern interests control Treasury funds and that the Mississippi River could become a Western boundary.
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Denver
United States
Mississippd
Henry M. Teller
St. Louis
Theospeaker
Missiesipad
Comuntia
Ateep
Galve
Mississippi River
Golden Grate
Markets report May 21 1893 Indianapolis grain and live stock
The Indianapolis market notes wheat at 24 to 24 1 2 cents, corn at 24 to 28 1 2 cents, hay and other feeds. Live stock prices list shippers at 83.49 to 4.00. cows 1.50 to 2.00. bulls 2.00. milkers 1.65 to 2.00. hogs and sheep values shown. poultry and other produce priced by shippers. Regional prices from Chicago St Louis New York Baltimore reflect regional variations.
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Catren—Shippers
Grand Lodge to Build Seven Story Hall and Reunion Notes
Indiana Grand Lodge TO 0 FL met in Indianapolis May 2 with six hundred delegates. Reports covered relief funds totaling 56 608.90 for brothers and 23 665.02 for widowed families, 14 046.39 for orphans, and 4 757.10 for other charities, plus total expenses of 106 110.74 and treasury balance 3 017.17. Active state membership listed at 42 837 and 22 982 Rebekah members. Building committee authorized for a new Grand Lodge Hall with potential annual revenue rise of 10 000. nominations announced for November offices. A separate report recounts a fatal town marshal incident in Judson involving Robards and Davis and John Newkirk.
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Rebekuk
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John F. Wallick
George Shirts
Jame A. Wildman
Foster
W. H. Talbott
W. H. Leedy
Will H. Talbott
W. OR. Myers
J. E. C.T. Harper
B. F. Foster
J. L. Reinhart
Indianapolis
R. P. Davis
Fort Wayne
Edvin Farrar
Rushville
Af. H. Chappell
Knightstown
O. N. Craynor
Muncie
H. L. Williamson
Lafayette
A.P. C. Newnan
Anderson
J. F. Seward
Columbus
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Marion
J. F. Lewis
Vincennes
J. E. Allison
Logansport
Sovereign Grand Lodge
C. F. Northern
Greensburg
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Destructive Northwest Tornado Claims Many Lives
Terrible cyclone sweeps Iowa Hlinvis and Kansas with vast property losses. Casualties listed in multiple counties including Polk and Jasper, with at least 100 injured. Origin near Ankeny. two converging clouds caused devastation. Additional deaths reported in Michigan towns Oakwood Mt. Clemens and Ortonville.
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Congress Debates Veto of Civil War Pension Bill
The May 21 session shows the House voting 196 to 47 to pass over President's veto on a pension for Francis E Hoover of the Sixty fourth Ohio Infantry at fifty dollars monthly. Senate friction over obstructive tactics and unyielding exchanges marks the day as debates continue on labor, tariff and bond measures with further conference reports and planned votes through May 22.
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Sixty-fourth
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Impeachment Bid Against Cleveland Suppressed in House
Saturday in the House Mr Howard of Alabama moved to impeach Grover Cleveland for high crimes and misdemeanors alleging bond misdealings and misappropriation. The House quickly rejected the resolution with a near unanimous vote, denying Howard a hearing and directing no inquiry.
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Howard
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Illinois
House of Representatives
Committee On Judiciary
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Minister Terrell Faces Charges Over Sultan Dinner Claims
Minister Terrell says he is ready to answer all charges once a responsible assailant is found. He defends dining with the Sultan of Turkey and denies accusations as false and idiotic, praising the Sultan’s protection of American missionaries during a period of trial.
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