Senate Debates Silver Question and Gold Standard Clash
The Senate heard Mr Teller defend free coinage linking silver to national prosperity while warning the Republican party against a gold standard stance that would alienate silver-producing states. He criticized party leaders, noted political pressures on New York, and urged protection of local interests amid national finance battles. The session also touched on naval funding for a Columbian Centennial project and railway safety measures, with executive sessions and a Rockwell case continuation in the House.
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Pennsylvania Republicans Endorse Senator Quay at State Convention
The Pennsylvania Republican convention in Haverford Pa held a morning session with E K Martin as permanent chairman. The platform praised protection, endorsed McKinley act and silver policy, opposed free coinage, and supported purchases of American silver. A resolution endorsing Senator Quay was adopted amid cheers. Nominations for Supreme Court judge went to John Dean after nine ballots. At night Maj Alex McDowell and Gen William Lilly were named congressmen at large before the convention adjourned sine die.
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Matthew Stanley Quay
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Blair
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William Lilly
California Quakes Hit Cities From Sacramento to Dixon
A flood of telegraph reports from April 20 to 26 recount multiple earthquake shocks across California including Sacramento Stockton Frmura Dixon Benicia with brief tremors lasting seconds. In New York Paris London Berlin reports, Union Pacific board changes surface and local political results shift in New Orleans.
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Richard Somers Hayes
Jay Gould
Russell Sage
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Col. Geo. Gray
Northern Pacific Railroad
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Baltimore Triumphs Over New York In Rainy Game
Baltimore defeats New York 6 to 5 in a drizzly contest. Capt. Van Haltren refused to continue the game as Baltimore prepared to bat in the sixth, forcing a forfeit. Cobb and Robinson pitched for Baltimore, Ki and Boyle for New York. Umpire Mahoney.
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Robbing the Government by Undervaluing Imports
New York reports a long running conspiracy among custom house workers brokers and importers to undervalue imports. Three arrests occurred with up to thirty more expected, involving brokers importers and several customs employees though proof remains insufficient for all.
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The Chronicle's Broad Reach Buoys State Ad Market
The Daily Chronicle boasts the largest circulation in the state and city, while The Weekly reaches every county. The Chronicle remains a premier advertising medium in the state, with correspondent solicitation ongoing.
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Democratic primaries and county convention call in Person County
The Roaboro Courier previews a call signed by W W Kitchen chair of the Person County Democratic executive committee urging every Democrat to vote in the May 7 primaries to elect delegates for the May 14 county convention. It warns against anti Democratic influence and stresses loyalty to the party and its platforms. The issue also notes local political maneuvering, a possible identity question about James Melvin Perkins, and brief society and community notes from Beaufort, Gates, and nearby counties.
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Caldwell
James Melvin Perkins
Jemima Perkins
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Alliance
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