14 Jul 1892
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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1892
Page
1
4 and RS. Tucker & Co advertise the summer line of comfortable Negligee shirts with new textures and dressier appearance. The range includes 50c 75c and 1.00 dollar prices, plus a complete line of thin underwear in Nainsook gauge lisle cotton and linen, pitched as high quality goods at reasonable prices.
The House faced a dramatic day over the silver bill with large attendance. Debate centered on cloture and amendments as supporters pressed for final passage, while opponents warned of a veto and party splits. The vote ended with 163 to 129 yeas and nays, and the chamber adjourned amid lively tense recalls of party stances. The day closed with an adjournment and notice of Britain’s election results showing Tory gains.
The Senate debated sundry civil bill provisions in Washington on July 13, adopting Quay's Sunday closing amendment and passing the appropriation 51 to 14 after numerous technical changes. A separate report notes a dramatic shooting at White Sulphur Springs as Sheriff Bowles was gravely wounded by Bob Masterson who was then killed. A Cleveland letter warned of dangers to the South in democratic defeat, and a Springfield cyclone caused about 200000 dollars in damage with many homes destroyed but few fatalities.
Reports from Homestead Pennsylvania describe a tense scene as militia guards continue to enforce order while a large non union influx rumored to be coming threatens to ignite clashes. Gov Pattison and Sheriff McCleary weigh in as leaders warn of possible bloodshed if the Frick works hires non union men.
Washington on July 13 reports Gen Tracey saying the defeat of the rules resolution delays silver bill action through the campaign. Leaders like Pierce Clark Harter and Reed summarize the political impact, signaling focus on tariff and the force bill. New World’s Fair board members Sinclair Massey elected. Eureka strike affects 400 workers. Jones optimistic, predicting a substitute bill next session. International regatta planned July 22 and 24 on the Potomac. Four killed in a picnic train crash near Mippetown. Czar Reed speech prompts mass subscriptions for copies.
A Kentucky mob mobbed the jail seeking to lynch J E Randle in Paducah. Police report rifles sent from Cincinnati and armed men on streets as deputies and guards patrol. disorder warned but calm briefly restored. At Chicago Illinois river disaster follows cyclone capsizing the Frank C Folsom with many deaths. rescue efforts ongoing. In Washington the silver bill deemed dead signals adjournment near. Georgia convention in Atlanta nominates F C Tate for Congress. incumbent Tom Winn to oppose. President signs pension and river and harbor bills. diplomatic accord reached. Hobart dies in San Francisco worth 4 million after career from mine worker to financier.
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