President Cleveland pleads for nonpartisan action on gold reserve
The January message to Congress warns of a dangerous financial emergency. It concedes the Carlisle measure is dead and urges nonpartisan steps to restore gold reserves, proposing government bonds and currency reforms to protect national credit and halt gold depletion. The speech draws mixed reactions from senators and party factions.
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Opinions of Leading Congressmen on the President's Message
Washington dispatch reports varied congressmen reactions to the President's message. Reed would not comment while Dingley showed willingness to cooperate. Coombe expressed hopeful support. Brosina warned against converting debt to new interest debt. Warner favored retiring treasury notes. Blind urged the silver line and criticized greenback funding and bank gold bonds.
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Dingley
Maine
Coombe Dem
New York
Hrosina
Pennsylvania
Secretary of the Treasury
Warner
Mr. Blind
Wilver
Striking Trolley Workers Collapse in Negotiations
In Brooklyn the 15 day strike by 7,000 trolley workers ends with most applying for jobs as companies fill vacancies. Union leaders vow further court actions and boycotts as two shot and numerous injuries mark ongoing clashes. Public safety concerns rise as troops withdraw to leave 2,400 guards. Costs total hundreds of thousands to railroads and tens of millions to the public.
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Fitzsimmons Arraigned in Syracuse manslaughter case
Roberta PugSimmons, the pugilist, arraigned before Justice Vann on manslaughter charges in the death of Don Riordan from a blow at Jacobs Opera House exhibition on November 10. He pleaded not guilty and was held in ten thousand dollars bail, not posted by six thirty this afternoon.
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Harrisburg Legislation Sparks Custodian Bill Clash
Harrisburg reports mutterings over a bill to create a powerful custodian of public buildings with authority to contract supplies and repairs. Captain John C. Delaney is named as likely appointee amid opposition from patriotic orders and grangers claiming neglect of farmers and locals.
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Hampton Electrocuted for Murder in New York Room
David Hampton, convicted of fatally murdering and robbing Mrs Anetta Athens in a New York City room on December 28 189g, was executed by electric chair after fifty seven seconds. The event occurred at the penitentiary with official confirmation of death. Also reported treasury gold reserve fell to 2 463 178 with 9 985 000 withdrawals marking a record low.
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New York City
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Treasury
Warlike overtures strain Mexico Guatemala boundary dispute
Secretary Gresham’s efforts for mediation meet a cool reception in Mexico while Guatemala seeks time. Mexico's public mood favors a swift settlement with Guatemala, newspapers push for war, and Guatemala prepares for possible mobilization amid rumors of a Guatemala Nicaragua Honduras alliance.
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Cunitemala
China’s Offer Scorned Indemnity and Korea Independence Debate
Tokyo reports that China proposed peace terms including 25 to 50 million gold indemnity, 10 million for families of Japanese war dead, Korea independence acknowledgment, and prisoner exchange. Japanese observers dismiss it as weakness, warning China’s conservatism threatens regional peace and questions Japan’s future burden.
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Two Die and Others Hurt in Coatesville Wreck
A Vane dalla train wreck near Coatesville Indiana leaves two dead and about a dozen injured. Victims include John W Norton of St. Louis a theatrical lessee and manager and Mrs W S Towers of Carthage Missouri. The injured list features Margaret Roberts Ew ing O Whiting Zelda Zeguin Wallace and several others with head facial and internal injuries.
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