Bimetallic League Meeting Report From June 2 Outlook
A June 2 meeting of the Bimetallic League opened in Toeanova with large attendance including over fifty teeyama from labor organizations. Delegates heard letters of regret from Anthony Gibbs & Bona and others. The annual report praised international bimetallism and noted US presidential elections and European diplomacy shaping monetary reform.
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Cable and Associated Press
Maxcurstzn
hogland
Toeanova
Bimetallic League
Manchester
Anthony Gibbs & Bona
Bank of England
Treasury
A. J. Balfour
M. Met
Chamber of Depotier
Europe
Edward C. Wolcott
Colorado
France
Tariff Debate and State Politics Shape Senate Session
Senate discusses tariff schedule as Mr Mantle signals a Friday speech while Mr Tillman urges a resolution on the South Carolina dispensary law. Kentucky Democrats meet in Frankfort with Senator George criticizing McKinley and Governor Bradley. Durrant request for habeas corpus denied as legal appeal plans proceed. In Pittsburgh, miners debate a 60 cent wage demand with no immediate strike action.
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Congressional
Associated Press
Wasutxatoy
Tillman
South Carolina
Judiciary Committee
Hoar
Massachusetts
Mantle
Silver Republiican
Montana
Senate
Aldrich
Allison
Iowa
Mr. Platt
Connecticut
Stewart
Nevada
treasury reserve
Associated Presa
Frankfort
Jane
Lomeville
Johnaca
George
McKinley
Bradley
President McKinley Homes in Philadelphia for Commercial Congress Opening
President McKinley and party traveled by a six car Pennsylvania special to Philadelphia for the International Commercial Congress opening events. He greeted crowds at Broad Street Station then spoke at Horticultural Hall and the Academy of Music, also visiting the Philadelphia Commercial Museum.
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Associated Press
Wasawetox
Joes
McKinley
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Company
Saxton
Porter
Thomson
Parnapstrita
Pennsylvania railroad
Washington
Broad street
Warwick
Horticultural Hall
Philadelphia Commercial Museum
Aluceheono
Academy of Music
International Commercial Congress
Gar fee more wins at Epsom Derby meeting
Telegraphic precises report notes J Gubbin's brown colt Gar feemore winning at the Epsom Derby. W W Rosa a Union organizer shot himself at Chicago Typographical Union HQ. Treasury shows available balance 228,950,027 and gold reserve 144,515,114. Drake county infirmary in Ohio destroyed by fire with animals wandering. Clarence Baldwin a famous baseball catcher transported to Cincinnati hospital as charity patient after dislocation. J Maleon janitor of the Pycrtic Mutual building San Francisco fell into elevator shaft, died within an hour.
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Epsom
Eng
J. Gubbin
Gar feemore
W. W. Rosa
Chicago Typographical Union
Treasury
Drake county
Ohio
Clarence Baldwin
Class Day Exercises Mark Pleasant Morning at University Hall
A Pleasant Morning program for the Class of 97 featured gymnasium exercises with marguerite flowers and a gala scene. A $50 gymnasium fund gift was presented to Dr. Stubbe by the Clara of ’97, and a marble stepping stone was placed near Morrill Hall. This evening includes commencements at the State Normal School with speakers Mrs. Kate Tapper Galpin and Hon. H. C. Cutting.
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elase alora
propret
Stubbe
tha University
wa intereets alwaya getaon tha nearte
clase
Morrill Hall
Nevada zephyra
AtS
State Normal School
Kate Tapper Galpin
Los Angeles
H.C. Cutting
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Galpin
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Mapro
Senor Canovas del Castillo
taa
Duke of Tetum
Minster of Foreign Affairs
Comae
Owana
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
theercade
berg
Colon Pacific
Stockton
T. C. Walker
Jerry Casey
Jore
Stouch
Department
cval
War Department
trible
Harrie
Miote
Arkansas
Pope county
nota
Lee township
Atkion
Atkins
Iran
Fis
Preranuna
Thesterbe
Jovea
Landblin
Amalgamated Association
Collinses
Oto
Taft
Cincinnatti
United States Court
Mercantile Trust Company
Columbus, Sandusky & Hocking Valley railroad
Samuel N. Felton
Savisotry
Matabeland
Maehonas
Ballyhooly
ttua
Heckla
Massissippi
Sacramento
Folcom
Charles Auil
Hirat
Aull
San Francisco
W. W. Montague
McCoppin
Leban
Congresaman Loud
J. D. Spreckels
Panabecaia
United States
Moxico
Central and South America
Gazetts
Teaac Hoffman
Denver
Thomas Meehan
Claga
Brooking
Dan de Nelson La Vier
hae
Parriece
Charles Francis Thomas Jefferson O'Connor
B. Lacumay
Commercial Row
Reno
aprith
Johnny Belz
Ali draggiate
Cheney
jory
Webster ve. Thompson
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Msa
K. C. McLennan
Quincy
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WORK OF CONGRESS
KENTUCKY
DEMOCRATS
Durrant
Darrant
GazErre
Derract
Gilbert
isaac
United States Supreme Court
Butler cane
Prorepvea
Pittaborg
coal miners
elrika
President McHiteley
Fennsylvania
BANK OF NEVADA
Daniel Meyer
GF Turrittin
Moritzaches line
Flannigan
J. N. Kvane
A. G. Fletcher
B. 8
Bigelo
tele Devons
American Hosiery Co
John B.Stetson
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