Republican convention debates silver policy and timing
Delegates clash over silver versus gold plank at the Republican national convention with talks of postponing decisions past the current gathering. McKinley supporters press for swift business while others push for a multi metal standard and executive board control over key selections. The panel struggles to resolve the silver issue as schedules tighten and travel plans loom for late arrivals.
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New York
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J.B Robinson
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H G. Knowles
Delaware
Tawney
Minnesota
Nime
Ohio
Zanesville
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Nobish
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Philanthropist Turtt buys land to aid consumptives in North Carolina
WissTos, N.C. June 20. Mr. Turtt, a Boston philanthropist, has purchased 5,000 acres near Southern Pines to build 500 cottages for the benefit of those with consumption. He says he will provide easy work for the needy and aims to help create homes for them.
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Prohibition nominees and suffrage debate mix in midwest news
Iowa Prohibition nominees list Frank Bacon as governor and L D Carhart for public instruction while backing women’s suffrage, tariff on rails, and income tax. Manitoba school fight looms as Premier Greenway’s draft vote beats back opposing factions. Ransom’s health remains fragile as he rests in Raleigh awaiting strength. Western Union exits Bell board swap favors Bell interests. William Henry acquitted in Brooklyn murder case. Albany Anti-Suffrage League protests municipal women’s voting rights. Missing man Jacob Kerngood’s body found. German murder case heads to trial. accidental death notes from Brackenville and a Cuban army courier report.
Chiless budget shows 79000 pound surplus seen
Nuggets of news report a 126 budget surplus of 79000 pounds, Colorado Democrats in Denver discuss the silver question, Iowa supreme court upholds closing saloons, Pekin dispatch notes Russo Chinese loan not signed, Japan alliance suggestion not discussed, Bolton cash shortfall under 10000 dollars with no dishonesty implied.
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Hamburg Celebration and Emperors Visit After Victory Parade
Reports describe Hamburg harbor crowds and street processions honoring Emperor William and the German leadership. The event included a formal reception at the station, a banquet at the Rathaus, and military honors, with a grand canal project visible in the background and naval forces saluting ashore.
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Various World News Snippets From June Reports
A collage of brief items, including baseball scores and league notes, political proclamations from Austrian officials, and local crime reports. Notable mentions include a fatal shooting in Scranton and a jail escape in Missouri. Also covers a Baltimore bank forgery arrest, furthers on Florida politics, and a Formosa marines stand-off.
Turbulent Italian Debate and European Tensions
Venice to Rome reports describe a heated session over parliamentary privilege, bold dueling threats, and cries for stronger safeguards as the chamber pieces move toward a vote. Across Europe, France Venezuela and Washington signal shifting Monroe Doctrine policy amid widening diplomatic strains. Police Inspector McLaughlin is sentenced for extortion, with stay motions and appeals in progress. In Hayward case a temporary stay postpones execution, while a jealous suspect fatally shoots his wife as pursuit continues.
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Markets Close Moderate Loss On New York Exchange
Stock and produce markets opened moderately active but generally lower on the New York Exchange on June 19. Prices fell across many issues with declines in key railroad and iron stocks. day’s activity showed mixed results as some shares recovered late while others stayed weak. Livestock and produce also moved lower with steady to weak tone in dairy and grain futures.
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