Silver in the Senate Sparks Debate on Coinage Policy
In Washington on April 4 the Senate discussed silver coinage. Senator Morgan urged free coinage options and the use of silver bullion and certificates, arguing it could relieve U S financial pressure. The debate touched on gold, famine effects, and the 1890 act, with motions and procedural notes leading to adjournment after executive session.
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St Louis House Debates Wool Bill and Third Party Fallout
In the St Louis House of Representatives debate on the wool bill, Mr. Springer returns after a five week absence, speaks via substitute, and the bill advances amid party lines. Separately, discussion on suspending rules to repeal a canal projectiles provision passes, while a Georgia Alliance figure denounces the Third Party and warns against pension planks in the platform.
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Notable Tornado Toll and Chinese Exclusion Debates
A miscellany of early 20th century dispatches reports tornado fatalities in Kansas and Oklahoma, fire losses at N G Taylor’s tin plate plant, and political developments including the Chinese exclusion act provisions. Also covered are a Boston chess result, a mass drowning near Greenfield, and horse races in Gloucester with multiple winners.
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Incendiary Fires Ruin Wilson County Pack House
Incendiaries destroyed the pack house of C A Young, near Isa Wilson County on April 4, causing about 9000 dollars in loss with 5000 dollars insured. A road through Young’s farm had been torn down after threats to replace, and the torch was used after warnings were ignored.
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