Silver Republicans Meet in Chicago Convention
Silver Republicans convened in Chicago at the Leland hotel with 32 states represented and over a hundred silver Republicans present. Charles Town of Minnesota opened proceedings praising bi metalism and urging rapid reestablishment of bimetallism with gold and silver as the basis of payment in all transactions.
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Tariff debate dominates Congress caucus actions
Congressional reporting shows the Tariff bill being debated with focus on the sugar schedule and modifications. Senatorial caucus factions discuss Hawaii import duties and Philippine sugar terms while broader fiscal plans face crossfire among Republicans and Democrats.
Governor Jones refuses to appoint delegates to gold congress
Erratic report from Eitria Rock Arkansas notes Governor Dan Jones declines to appoint delegates to the International Gold Mining Congress in Denver citing opposition to bimetallic policy. The article also lists substantial county bills approved by the Board of County Commissioners for various offices and services, including courthouse supplies, jail aid, road work, and employee salaries.
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Telegraphic Previties of the Day
Wiseat advances 213 cents in Chicago. Cholera outbreak in Bangkok. Fire in Cairo causes 80 000 dollars in damage. Charles L. Strohe of Great Britain dies in New Orleans. Joseph Richardson, eccentric millionaire, dies in New York. Jerome Smeathern and family fatally poisoned in Yelvington Kentucky. Rev Harry Lawson shot and killed by son in Barbourville Kentucky. Hastings acquitted in Los Angeles murder case. President’s Nashville trip plans finalized. John H Decker dentist stabbed on Stockton steamer J D Peters.
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Foley Estate Trial Opens with Multiplied Interests
A three cornered fight over the estate of M. D. Foley opens as widow Mrs. C. J. Smith, eastern heirs, and Hartley interests seek part of the deceased’s money for an illegitimate child now deceased. A jury is sworn by Judge Mack, with attorneys for each side, including George Peckham. M. Jones the Salt Lake City botanist and geologist visits Nevada, adding scholarly interest to the proceedings.
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