Conference Sets Debate Limits on Sherman Law Repeal
Washington August 12 The silver and anti silver camp reached a plan to limit general debate on the Sherman law repeal to 11 days. Afterward three days of five minute rule debate precede a vote on the bill and silver amendments. The program opens with a substitute for free coinage at the current ratio and then votes on amendments fixing the ratio to 17 18 19 and 20, or Bland Allison, before an unconditional repeal.
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Washington
Conference of Silver and Anti-Silver Men
Two Weeks of Talk in House Debate on Repeal Bill
Washington August 12 The House begins a two week debate on repeal of the silver purchase act. Bland offers a 14 day plan with 11 am to 5 pm sessions and possible night sessions. The debate centers on free coinage at 16 to 1, then 17 to 1 up to 20 to 1 if needed.
Populists Stand Fast on 16 to 1 Silver Ratio
In Washington on August 12 the Populists insist on a 16 to 1 coinage ratio for the proposed substitute bill. If that fails they may accept 18 19 or 16 in amendments but will drop any departure from 16 to 1. Their vote against other ratios ties to unconditional repeal advocates, a stance described as preserving their reputation for consistency.
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Washington
House
Simpson
Roach Says He Will Address Charges On Privilege Note
Washington August 12 A sensational rumor circulates that Senator Roach will call up charges against him on a question of personal privilege and expose related matters. Roach replies I am ready at any time to avow the charges and consider. when this is done I will have a statement to make.
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Roach
Washington
Missing Denver letters seek heir to Hoey fortune
Denver letters from New York relatives ask the whereabouts of George Hoey noted as theatrical manager son of the late Jeson Hoey president of Adams ac company. Hoey, heir to a million dollars, has been in Denver and other Colorado points this summer. The will of Hoey Sr. is to be probated with chief beneficiaries to be found while telegraphic inquiries spread nationwide. Hoey has appeared as advance agent for Walter Mford's My Jack company at the Broad theater and reportedly traveled through Denver last month toward the coast.
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Denver
New York
George Hoey
Jeson Hoey
Adams Ac Company
King Hoey
Colorado
Young Hoey
Hoey
Rury
Cerral
Walter § Mford
Jack
Broad Theater
Te Coast
Muser Bros. Head Alleged All-Day Work Session
Richard Muser, head of Muser Bros., was reportedly kept at work all day until five o clock with no rest. The Sun alleges the firm’s leaders and staff continued intense labor under pressure, with ties to unions and clubs mentioned in passing.
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Sun Rea Eters N. Y
Richard Muser
Muser Bros
Richti
Union League Club
Tuxedo Clubs
Manhattan
Cluh
Man Rescued From Water After Erratic Exit Home
Eyewitnesses report a man rushed from a residence believed to be Senator Lodge in Massachusetts. He ran into water and shouted for rescue by workers, then sank from sight, with officials assuming heat exhaustion driven by the day’s high temperatures.
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Mass
New
Senator Lodge
Rez
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Embalming College Lectures Set for May Session
It is expected that attendance will be high as lectures are planned for the May session. Professor J. H. Clark of Springfield is anticipated to deliver talks on embalming theory and practice.
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J. H. Clark
Springfield
Dempsey in New Hospital Stay Reported
A Minneapolis dispatch says Jack Dempsey, the heavyweight champion, is hospitalized at St Joseph's in St Joseph since last month following a severe injury. The report notes his condition and suggests plans for recovery after a recent defeat.
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Dempsey
New York
Aig
Minneapolis
Minn
Jack Dempsey
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Tian
Parish Meeting Adopts Resolution After Discussion
A parish meeting in the city concluded with a resolution adopted regarding Father Musickiland and related requests. The exact details remain unclear in the fragment.
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Father Musickiland
Fragmentary OCR Describes Large Pouch Reach and Rifle Reference
Readable lines mention large pouches and reaching into a car edge with a rifle. Numbered fragments imply a chaotic scene with possible thousands involved. No clear subjects or actions are fully identifiable from the text provided.
Shipboard Law Ride with Rioge and Rene Ross
Fragmentary note mentions the steamer Rioge and Rene Ross aboard a voyage described as the Sz Surveyor of t. The garbled text hints at a legal or regulatory matter connected to the ship's journey.
Shasta County Defaulter Details Estate Misuse
In Redding Shasta county is described as a defaulter for over $10000. An individual identified as EF has squandered his father's estate, counts two estates at $79 000, and holds vast trust estates in his charge.
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Shasta County
Redding
Tragedy at Kansas crossing claims two men
At Parnell Missouri two men named Ritts and Moo were struck by a train and killed instantly while crossing in a buggy. The driver failed to see the oncoming locomotive.
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Kansas
Parnell
Ritts
Ah Mia
Cleveland Leaves Washington For Bay On Recess
Washington dispatch says President Cleveland left Washington in the afternoon for Bay, with plans to remain until about September. The trip accompanies only recess appointments sent to the Senate before his departure.
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Washington
Cleveland
Bay
Pres
Senate
Forgers in Denver Arrests Linked to Lottery Literature
A trio including Fred Allen and two women are accused of passing forged checks worth up to $2,500 in small sums. The forgeries impersonate signatures of leading local firms with victims among retailers in Hibbing and nearby areas. Allen was captured in Hibbing. the two women await arrest.
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Duuth
Fred Allen
Allen
Mesaba
Hibbing
Lottery Bond Scheme Leads to Arrests in Denver
Postal inspector arresteds E. P. Brown and C. W. McCrone of the Denver Investment Bond Co on charges of using the mails to defraud and violating lottery laws. The scheme sold $1,000 bonds for a $10 cash payment plus $2 monthly, with a drawing to determine a bond numbered as a potential $1,000 payout, and entailed widespread U.S. sales. Authorities say five other related concerns are being pursued.
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Denver Investment Bond Company
Denver
Colo
Small
Cather
E. P. Brown
C.W. McCrone
Vet Investment Bond Company
Brown
South Dakota
M Ne
Alexandria
S. D
United States
Launching of the Minneapolia WashingTon Ship
The new commerce destroyer Minneapolis will be launched at Cramp's shipyard in Philadelphia. A special Washington train will witness the ceremony with Vice President Stevenson and several senators, cabinet members, and naval officials attending.
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Minneapolia
WashingTon
Cogsiwell
Washburn
Pensacola Clears Quarantine Officer for Public Safety
Surgeon General Wyman orders R. M. Murray from the Dry Tortugas quarantine station to Pensacola in response to a public safety committee request. Murray is highly regarded in the service with experience in yellow fever cases and related duties.
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Wasn HineTon
Wyman
Committee On Public Safety
Pensacola
R. M. Murray
Dry Fortugas
Key West
State commission appointment for promotion of legislation formed
The article states that Charles E. Flanfrau of St. Paul Charles M. Start of W. S. Pattee of Minneapolis Billson of Duluth and C. E. C. of Fergus Falls were named to a state commission to promote uniform legislation. The next conference is noted for Milwaukee on August 31 and St. Paul on August 12.
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Charles E. Flanfrau
St. Paul
Charles M. Start
W.S. Pattee
Minneapolis
Billson
Duluth
Fergus Falls
Milwaukee
Fanbeao
Monument Site Chosen for Camp Release Battlefield
A Minnesota legislative committee inspected the Lac qui Parle County field where Camp Release stood and selected a central 10 acre site for a monument. They organized and elected officers before proceeding with the project plans.
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Monte Evipeo
Minn
Camp Release
Lac Qui Parle
Fire Racks Opaline Fibre Works and Buildings in Port Huron
Fire in Port Huron Michigan destroyed the Opaline Fibre works and four wooden structures on Quay street. The plant, which produced celluloid collars, had just stockpiled about 3000 dollars of celluloid. Total loss estimated at 15000 dollars with no insurance.
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Port Huroy
Mich
Quay Street
Arrival of Commander Weissart in San Francisco
Commander-in-Chief Weissart of the Grand Army of the Republic arrives by morning train from Los Angeles in San Francisco. He is met at the ferry by a large delegation from one post.
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San Francisco
Weissart
Grand Army of the Republic
Los Angeles
Poste
Home mine resumes operations after shaft workers return
Leavenworth Kansas August 12 The Home mine has resumed operations following the return of the men from the North Leavenworth shaft which has been running since Monday. Over 200 men are at work in the two mines and many more applications are being received.
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Leavenworth
Kan
North Leavenworth
B B and R Knight Mills To Resume Operation
Providence reports the B. B. and R. Knight mills will resume after a week idle period. The firm operates mills in Pontiac Natick River Port Arctic Fisheville Arkright Rock and Providence and Hebronville Manchaugville in Massachusetts employing workers between 7 and.
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Providence
B. B. & R. Knight Mills
Wills
Pontiac
Natick
River Port
Arctic
Fisheville
Arkright
Rock
Hebronville
Geville
Manchaugadville
Assachussett
Unmarried Men Laia Of Honex Date
Laia Of Honex Date, Pa. Aug. 12. The New York Lake Erie and Western Company has suspended its employees on this division.
Boycott Across Minneapolis and St Paul Merchants
The text describes a boycott linked to opposition against bimetallism. Merchants in Minneapolis and St Paul reportedly oppose commercial buyers in Temi Cities. Some merchants foresee future impact if the boycott broadens. Some officials or reporters note no formal merchant movement yet present.
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Seoul
Temi
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Mannville Fire Destroys Barn and Home
A blaze in Mannville destroyed a barn and nearby structures after an explosion from a kerosene lantern. Firefighters reported the incident as the cause and worked to control the flames and prevent spread to adjacent buildings.
Unclear OCR: Michigan forest fires threaten farms
Fragmentary report describes forest fires near Michigan with no rain and strong winds. It notes firefighters battling the blaze, hay and buildings at risk, and damage to farm areas west of town.
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Michigan
Fragmented financial figures on losses and pendings
The text shows scattered figures for losses and pending periods, citing 1892 1894 values and fiscal years 1893 1993 with totals like 98 103 200 and 75 967 250, indicating a damaged financial tally from a historical page.
Fire destroys part of rail yard in Waukee incident
Fire at the G. J. Petit section of the One and St Paul Rail lines in Waukee causes extensive damage to a part of the yard. Boston's population figures referenced but details unclear.
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Waukee
G. J. Petit
Theigh
St Paul
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