President Cleveland Urges Fiscal Cure and Silver Debate
The president blasts free coinage of silver as a danger to US finance. He defends the arbitration with Britain over damages and outlines a plan to retire greenbacks, issue long term bonds, and reform the monetary system. He warns of gold withdrawal risks and calls Congress to act decisively to restore financial health.
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Nominations for Supreme Court Contested
Washington Dec 1 the president sent to the senate nominations for the supreme court and associate justice positions. Rufus W Peckham of New York to the high court and Michael Olney of Massachusetts as secretary of state. Peckham’s confirmation stalled by Senator Hill while Olney and Harmon were promptly approved in executive session.
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Campaign Funds Stolen and Other Local News
Scattered reports from the era describe alleged thefts from a Democratic campaign fund, involving several aldermen and party officials, plus various local incidents. The roundup includes a murder trial update in Wellsboro, foreign labor protests in New York, a train wreck defendant hearing in Rome, a vanished steamship agent, imperial news from St. Petersburg, political pardons in Harrisburg, and assorted court and crime notes across cities.
A Missing City Solicitor Declares Despair and Threats
A city solicitor of Altoona Pennsylvania, Ambrose, disappeared on November 2 after sending a letter to Congressman Hicks. The letter claims he is hopelessly involved in financial difficulties and may commit suicide, acknowledging a judgment of twelve thousand in losses to building associations. Friends doubt his balance.
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Senate probes city contracts and pay roll padding
A municipal inquiry reveals contract favoritism and improper payments tied to bridge work and sewer projects. Witnesses including Terence Smart, C Oscar Beasley, and local inspectors describe bid irregularities, subcontracting by Vulcanita, and inflated pay rolls misstating wages and approvals.
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