Debaters Clash Over Gold and Silver Standards in Albany
A lengthy intercollegial debate at the Hlinuus club features Congressman Horr and William H. Harvey arguing over monetary policy. Horr defends a silver standard frame while Harvey defends constitutional bimetallic views, with dense exchanges on the origins of U S money law and Webster quotes and constitutional provisions cited.
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Chicago
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Tanta
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United States of America
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Roosevelt Defends New Police Law And Enforc ment
Theodore Roosevelt in New York rebutted claims crime rose under the new police administration. He cited arrest increases to defend the law, accusing Senator Hill and Tammany of motives while insisting the act is enforced fairly. Other items report miner thefts, a Baltimore murder case, a Belgian murder scare, a masked robbery in Ashland, strikes and demands, a Cuban warder murder, and a jewelry robbery in Nice.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
New York City
Police Department
United States
For Ie
Hill
Tammany Hall
Taramay Hs Hal
Holmes Sam Cries The Missing Bar Murder Trial
Philadelphia July 17 The bodies of Nellie and Alice Pitezel were found in a Toronto cellar. Holmes, confessing to prior crimes and linked to insurance swindles, is under examination as authorities seek light on the Pitezel children case and the man found in Callowhill Street. Public officials anticipate extradition to Cannis.
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Finletter
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Onmier bin
Geyer
Toronto
Barlow
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Nellie Pitery
Huwanl Pi
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Chicago
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Bodies of murdered children traced to Toronto discovery
Detective Geyer traced the two murdered children from Indianapolis to Detroit and then to Toronto. A report claims Howard Pitezol was murdered in Indianapolis on October 7, likely by Holmes, with an express driver removing a trunk believed to hold the boy’s remains. The driver identified Holmes as the one who employed him.
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Old Circle House
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Agape
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Amman
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ADF
Cover
Blackburn Wins Dominate Legislature Support
Blackburn's candidates for representative carried Lexington over John Relly and deleno Phelps, Fay ette county over A. J Gurham, with Charles Bronston the state senate nominee, signaling a significant victory for Blackburn.
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Sisor Blackburn
Fayette County
A. J Gurham
McCreary
Charles Bronston
Tats
Electric Locomotive No 1 Passes Belt Line Tunnel Test
A powerful Baltimore and Ohio electric locomotive No 1 operated with twenty five freight cars through the Belt Line tunnel. The engines pulled a massive load estimated around 2.5 million pounds despite reduced power. The two cream engines then joined forces to continue the journey toward Leeds.
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Leeds
Weather Signal and Election Notes From July 17 Reports
The bulletin outlines the hurricane warnings system with two red signals and meteor rockets, plus widespread distribution plans by telegraph and couriers. It also reports on July 17 election results in the English Parliament, U.S. grand jury findings on jail escapes, a Kensington lovers quarrel ending in gunfire, the Saratoga amateur regatta near beginning, El Paso flood damage, a clergyman’s death at sea, and a Woman Lawyer Debarred for pension cases.
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Appointment of M. Trabert as secretary at French embassy
M. Trabert is named secretary of the French embassy in Washington, succeeding M. Tangus. The yacht Valkyrie II is to depart England for New York to challenge for the America's Cup. A mining accident at Richards colliery in Shamokin, Pa, killed Martin Bawkes. In Reading, Pa, John G. Wisman died after being overcome by gas at the Colebrook furnace. Simon M. Berlich, chief justice of York City Court, died at home in Teast sail hind.
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Balkans intrigue and murder plot unfold across borders
The report details a Bulgarian minister’s suspected murder plot, linking M. Stambuloff to an assassination attempt and police violence at a marriage scene. It notes arrests, international reaction, and a Vienna interview asserting an imperial conspirator ring.
Yesterday's Baseball Scores From Multiple Leagues
Results from Chicago to St Louis show the Cubs, White Sox, and other teams with varied outcomes. Notable games include Chicago over Philadelphia, and St Louis defeating New York 9 to 4. Also reports of violence in Freeport and a Norfolk wind storm damaging a gun works stack and causing injuries and evacuations.
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