United States war talk and Senate silver vote items
The issue covers a Washington dispatch predicting early war with European powers, remarks on belligerent public opinion, and a Senate roll call on the free coinage substitute for the House bond bill. Also noted are reactions to the Silver Conference, the National Woman's Suffrage Convention, and excerpts from McClure's Magazine on Blaine's defeat with private letters.
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Frye
Constantinople
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Butler Call
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Clarke
Cockrell
Daniel
George
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Jones
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Kyle
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Squire
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Turpie
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Wilson
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Allison
Baker
Burrows
Caffery
Chandler
Davis
Elkins
Faulkner
Avausta
Hatsreap
New York
Maine
Ohio
James G. Blaine
Senate Vote Record Missing for Senator Dubois
The Caldwell Tribune notes no record shows Senator Dubois voting or being paired on the silver bill last week. It explains a delinquency calculation: a $10 tax from January to May incurs 12 percent annual interest and 3 percent penalties at key dates, totaling about 30 percent annually if unpaid until late May.
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Senator Dubois
Senate
Horn
Caldwell Tribune
Senate party tallies and Delaware senate seat
The United States Senate composition shows Republicans 44 Democrats 89 and Populists 6 total 89. Delaware has a single senator.
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United States Senate
Utah
Delaware
Silver Party National Convention to Meet in St Louis
The Silver Party holds a National convention in St. Louis on July 22, 1896. A National Committee is named with members from Arizona, Colorado, Connecticut, California, Idaho, Iowa, Illinois, Kansas, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Jersey, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Virginia, Vermont, the District of Columbia, Utah, and Oklahoma with appointees including M W Brennan J N Stevens Jos Sheldon Geo W Baker John P Clough Amos Steckle Geo M Emerich A C Shinn Gilbert T Smith Geo Hill J G Ramsdell W H Swett G L Laws Geo S Nixon M Whitehead B F Keith Henry T Niles R Difenderfor J H Acklin A J Wedderburn Jos Battelle and others.
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Arizona
M. W. Brennan
Colorado
J. N. Stevens
Connecticut
Jos. Sheldon
California
Geo. W. Baker
Idaho
John P. Clough
Towa
Amos Steckle
Illinois
Geo. M. Emerich
Kansas
A. C. Shinn
Maryland
Gilbert T. Smith
Massachusetts
Geo. Hill
Michigan
J. G. Ramsdell
Montana
W. H. Swett
Nebraska
G. L. Laws
Nevada
Geo. S. Nixon
New Jersey
M. Whitehead
North Carolina
B. F. Keith
Ohio
Henry T. Niles
Pennsylvania
R. Difenderfor
Tennessee
J. H. Acklin
Virginia
A. J. Wedderburn
Vermont
Jos. Battelle
Dist
Columbia
C. Hillyer
Utah
Richard Macintosh
Oklahoma
Lindey Clarte
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Mr. Blaine
Marion Butler
Saference
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Morrell
Blackwell
Durham Tobacco CO
Durham
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R. N. Hull
HOD
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Stig
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Horen
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Challis, Idaho
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