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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1895
Page
1
The president calls for issuing low rate bonds to retire United States notes amid foreign policy notes and currency debates. The message addresses gold reserves, silver purchases, and potential bond issues to stabilize the economy while preserving US sovereignty and financial integrity.
In a message dated December 2, 1835, President Grover Cleveland argues that increasing revenue alone cannot solve the currency emergency. He warns that bond-funded gold reserves and fiat notes have drained funds, causing gold withdrawals and public fear, and urges Congress to consider free silver coinage as a safer, bim etallic standard for national financial stability.
Parliamea December 3. T D Stein coal operator convicted of swindling miners at Idlewild coal works with false weights and defective scales was sentenced Monday to pay a 560 dollar fine and three months in the county jail. The case will be appealed to the superior courts. Stein will remain jailed until bail is granted by a superior court judge.
The Fifty fourth congress opened with crowded galleries as Reed, from Maine, won the speakership 234 to 95 with Crisp and Bell also nominated. The session swore in 341 members amid floral tributes and a prayer by Chaplain Bagby. Wreck reported on the Delaware and Hudson near Cobleskill with few details.
Wasineros reports a net public debt rise of 2 046 502 during November as cash in the treasury stands at 661 120 692.
Julio Sanguily, claiming American citizenship, was tried in Havana for aiding and abetting the rebellion. He was found guilty Monday and sentenced to life imprisonment at Bara labor.
Indianapolis Dec 3 The American Federation of Labor unveils a bill to restrict U S courts from punishing contempt in proceedings tied to federal or state offenses. The measure roots from labor leaders’ alleged persecution after the railroad strike.
A conference of about fifteen senators from Republicans Democrats and Populists met in the marble room at Wasu Hisneton on Monday morning to discuss free coinage of silver. Prominent attendees included Teller Stewart Call Allen Tillman and Mantle. They avoided a formal campaign plan but aimed to keep up the fight in the senate, as Mr. Teller predicts the president's message will trigger broader discussion of the financial issue and free coinage.
A Corfu incident at a Turkish mission station led to killings and looting on October 23. The American Board's mission premises were surrounded by armed Christians. The lone missionary at Oorta is Miss Corinna Shattuck of Louisville, Kentucky.
Dead Man's Island site on the Ohio River near Davis Island dam saw blasting to clear wrecked coal boats. Capt. Wm. Martin, U.S. engineer, fired 11 dynamite charges of 100 pounds each and removed one barge and part of another. Limited access hindered efforts due to few abandonment agreements.
Cinemer Dec Townes, once jailed for the 1884 dynamite conspiracy, was elected high sheriff by the Limerick corporation but the viceroy of Ireland may not approve the selection.
At Empire Athletic club rooms in Maspern on Monday night a fifteen round bout ended with George Lavigne the Saginaw Kid defeating Joe Walcott. A powerful right hand by Walcott in the ninth badly lacerated Lavigne’s ear.
Benjamin F. Russell sent a telegram to Governor Stone tendering his resignation from the Crawford county seat in the Missouri House of Representatives. Gov. Stone accepted the resignation after Russell was elected sergeant at arms in the national House of Representatives.
Surveyors began work for Senior Brice's Akron to New Castle line in Warren County on Monday. The preliminary plan shows the route will pass near Niles and Youngstown but avoid Warren.
A report from Kentucky indicates ex Congressman John Henry Wilson of Knox county will be Auditor-elect Store's choice for insurance commissioner. The rumor places Wilson as the appointment for the post, signaling a key administrative choice within the new administration.
In Srnrer Kentucky on a Monday morning a pet deer belonging to T K Wilson, cashier of Se breebank, attacked Cashier Carl Davis, goring him severely. Passersby rescued him and the deer is to be killed.
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