Silver Up Agal Free Coinage Debate in Senate
The Senate discussed silver coinage with Mr. Wolcott delivering a lengthy speech. He argued free coinage was dead in the other chamber, urged national unity, and criticized inaction while praising fiscal prudence and bi metalism. The session also touched Indian affairs, army officer debates, and tariff discussions in the House.
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Rhode Island Speech Urges Tariff Reform Victory
Cleveland Speaks to Rhode Island Democrats urging tariff reform as essential for justice and government by the people. He argues opponents weaponize sectional interests and foreign influence, insists the party must win through open record, unity, and relentless campaigning.
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Never Entitled to a Seat Rockwell vs O’Ferrall Case
The House elections committee finished its report on the Rockwell contest in New York 28th district and O’Ferrall of Virginia. It finds Rockwell failed to show a prima facie entitlement to the certificate or seat, declares the recount did not prove a case, and states Rockwell was never entitled to the seat as a Democrat.
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Logan County
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Local man planned citywide blast before suicide after arson
Report claims August Arndt plotted major explosions in St Louis after setting fire to valuable property and shooting his wife before killing himself last week. Authorities say the plan included extensive dynamite charges and extensive city damage.
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President Butler's Circular Urges Uncompromising Reform
The circular dated March 15, 1892, from Marton Roter, North Carolina President, calls for county representatives to travel to Raleigh on May 17 for a conference. It insists no compromise with St. Louis demands and directs counties to elect a trusted man to act in emergencies, with travel expenses covered if needed.
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Tornado toll rises across central states
Telegraph reports from Kansas Nebraska Colorado and surrounding areas describe a devastating storm with many towns hit. Early estimates list nearly 100 killed and 200 to 300 wounded as access to telegraph networks is disrupted and damage spreads through Womago Torexa and Womago areas.
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Beav er Clark township tragedy claims Caldwell official
Special to the State Lenoir North Carolina April 4 Julius D Miller a revenue officer from Lenoir was killed Sunday afternoon in Wilkes county near the Caldwell line. A Tennessee horse thief named Mitchell shot Miller after a pursuit. Miller died from a heart wound. The killer remains at large.
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Tragic drowning at Cameron plantation in Durham County
The Daily Sun reports the drowning of Mrs Corinna Glenn and her nine year old son after visiting a pond on Col Bennethan Cameron's plantation near Fairintosh. The boy's body remained missing as news arrived.
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Reid Resigns as Minister to France from Stain Stier
Hon White law Reid, Minister to France, visited the executive mansion with Secretary Blaine and offered his resignation upon the appointment of a successor. The move follows discussions at the White House about replacements and policy.
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