Republican Clubs Debates Endorse Labor Rights and Suffrage
The Louisville convention of Republican clubs, though busy and crowded, saw strong debate over labor harmony, arbitration, wage protections, anti corruption laws, and presidential term limits. It backed labor interest, secret ballots, Monroe Doctrine enforcement, and women’s suffrage, while praising Harrison era policy.
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E. M. Smiitis
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United States
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Benjamin Harrizon
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Pacific
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Tracey
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Bloomington
T.s
William W. Tracey
New York
Willian Hastings
Pennsylvania
Campbell
M. H. de Young
San Francisco Chronicle
de Young
Hastings
National Commit
Supreme Court Affirms Chinese Exclusion Act
The U S Supreme Court upholds the Geary Chinese exclusion and registration act as constitutional with Justice Gray delivering the majority opinion. Dissenters included Justice Field and Chief Justice Fuller. A motion for rehearing was requested to be addressed at the next term.
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Brewer
Io Court
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Puller
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Supreme Court
Episcopal Move Elevates St Louis Archdiocese Coadjutor
The telegraph announces Rt Rev Bishop Kain of Wheelings named coadjutor to the archbishop of St Louis with right of succession, and Dubuque elevated to an archbishopric. Bishop Hunneasey becomes first archbishop of the diocese. Bishop Burke translated to St Joseph Mo. Also notes Cleveland residence change and a one fare round trip rate for Hill celebration attendees.
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Great Northern
Minnesota
Dakotas
Montana
Manitoba
Open Day at World's Fair Returns Sunday Access
Chicago directors of the Columbian exposition decided to end a Sunday closing pact with Congress by reopening all departments on Sundays. A portion of the $2,500,000 appropriation will go to the exposition, while $1,020,070 already earmarked will go to the national treasury after expenses. The move, nearly unanimous, aims to permit Sunday operations with religious services planned in Festival halls and choir/music spaces. The Woman’s Congress also held lively meetings in the art palace with topics from dress reform to evolution drawing crowds.
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Hudson, Wis
Wisconsin
B. J. Price
Lu'dlock
University of Wisconsin Glee Club
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Nenly
Chivayy
Amul Tin
Krung
G. C. Matthews
Appeal- Avalanche
Memphis
Indebted Weeks and Bank Moves Linked to Suit
A New York suit against Francis H Weeks seeks recovery of over $1,000,000 for trust money alleged to have been misappropriated during his tenure as officer of Land and Improvement Co. Cromwell asserts the West Superior Steel attachment secures the claim. Weeks may have pocketed about $150,000. Meanwhile deposits surge as Minneapolis Farmers and Mechanics Bank faces a cash draw, with reserve cash and bonds backing the run and a cap on daily withdrawals. Other updates cover a pending St Paul to West Superior railroad, a Spokane area penitentiary probe, and mixed market activity across grains and livestock.
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Mgoney
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William At Cromwell
Sullivan & Cromwell
Superior Land and Improvement Company
Weeks
Cromwell
West Superior Steel Company
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Mechanics Bank
Aroud
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West Superior
West Surenson
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