Silver Up Again in Senate as Free Coinage Bill Debated
In Washington on April 6 the Senate featured Mr. Wolcott’s forceful silver speech opposing free coinage and criticizing the administration. Morgan’s silver resolutions remained on the calendar as Voorhees and others argued for army control of Indian affairs, while the House debated wool tariff provisions and approved related amendments. Anarchist fires in Vienna added to a day of rapid legislative and security concerns.
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Half the vote in shows Brown leads Wardwell
Providence dispatches report Brown Republican lead over Wardwell in governor race with districts counted. Brown tops Wardwell in several towns while Newport leans Democratic. Cumberland loses seats to Democrats and Providence shows mixed results. Statewide, Republicans gain in legislature but official totals pending.
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The Deeming Inquest Continues
McLeourne April 6 The Deeming inquest was continued today A woman testified to hearing a quarrel in Deeming's house about the time of the murder It was shown that Deeming had sold articles belonging to the dead woman
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St Louis River Men Strike Ends With Pay Increase
The river men strike near St Louis ended as Anchor Line agreed to raise wages. Officials did not sign a written contract, but workers returned to jobs after accepting the offer. In Bancor Maine, A J Powers announced his candidacy for Congress in the fourth district, aiming to challenge Boutelle.
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Fire in New Orleans Causes Million-Dollar Loss
New Orleans on April 6 reports a big fire at 9 30 p m bulletin style with loss expected to exceed 1 000 000. Fire officials and witnesses describe extensive damage across multiple buildings in the city center. The blaze prompted evacuations and disrupted nearby commerce as crews fought the flames through the night.
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State Chronicle
Marriage in London High Life
London reports Sir Edward Watkin Bart MP for Blythe East Kent wed Mrs. Ingram widow of the Illustrated London News founder. The ceremony took place today in London, reflecting high society ties and prominent careers.
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Sensational Wise Skinner feud tale in The Herald
New York April 6 The Herald reports a quarrel between the Wise family of Virginia and Col. W F Skinner over Miss Belle Green. Mrs Wise allegedly insulted Miss Green triggering a duel threat via John S Wise. The piece also recounts Spain US tensions over a consul appointment and Hawaii revolution rumors, plus a death and other brief items.
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President Butler’s Circular Calls for Unyielding Reform Tactics
The circular urges county lecturers in North Carolina to elect a representative for Raleigh on May 17 to confer with President Marion Kurer. It requires the chosen man to resist compromise or back down from St Louis demands, with expenses covered and a seal certificate provided. Also noted are stock notes from New York on Richmond Terminal and the death of Delaware chancellor and ex-senator Willard Saulsbury.
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Hatfield slain in West Virginia card game dispute
Telegraph dispatch reports Captain Hatfield the Hatfield gang leader was killed during a card game at his mountain home in Logan County West Virginia. Two men who had sworn friendship fired and Hatfield was hit by two bullets. No arrests, one of Hatfield's brothers among the players, identity unclear.
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Solt Endorsed for Governor by Carthy Blade Editorial
The Carthy Blade editorial urges support for Thomas M. Solt as the Democratic nominee for governor. It lauds his administration as safe, conservative, and strongly Democratic, arguing he is Moore County’s strongest Democrat and deserves party endorsement.
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Moore County
Glorcester NJ Race Results across seven events
In Glorcester New Jersey on April 6 multiple races were run. Winners included Vosburg Bonnelle Milan Hemet Penzance Boyle Rhodes Moonstone Strate gem Whitehead Lorenzo Rice and Innovation with various second and third place finishers and recorded times for each event.
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