Patriots of America to Rival Parties in Silver Policy Push
A new secret political order named Patriots of America founded by William H. Harvey plans to force restoration of the free coinage of silver with backing from silver mine owners and Western capitalists led by ex Senator Bartine of Nevada. Charters will be issued to 1000 lodges as Harvey canvasses counties to identify loyal supporters willing to bolt their parties for a national convention backed by silver interests. Harvey and associates prepared to reveal full plans soon, with a cautious approach to public comment.
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William H. Harvey
Springfield
Cain's Financial School
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United States
EL F. Bartine
Nevada
EB Lieds
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Clark Stree
Harvey
New England
Patriots of America
Nashville
Weil
Patriots of
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Indianola Territorial Bill Introduced in Both Houses
Senator Berry and Representative Little of Arkansas proposed a temporary government for the five civilized tribes to be called Indianola. The plan includes a governor, a legislature, twenty one counties named Kin a Wheelock Antlers Tishomingo Stonewall Ardmore Wynnewood Duncan Chickasha Nowsta Winita Talequah Mauldrow Muscogee Sapulpa Wewoha Checotah and a movable county seat. South McAlester would be the temporary capital of the territory.
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Hill
House
Senate
Wasnrreros
Berry
Little
Arkansas
Five Civilized Tribes
Indianola
Kina
Wheelock
Antlers
Tishomingo
Stonewall
Ardmore
Wynnewood
Duncan
Chickasha
Nowsta
Aremore
Winita
Talequah
Mauldrow
Muscogee
Sapulpa
Wewoha
Checotah
South McAlester
Seven Men Drowned In Lake Superior Rescue Sinking
Report from Deners Minnesota describes the sinking of the Tag Pearl B Campbell of Huron Glenn Lake Superior last Saturday. Seven men, all residents of this city, perished with no survivors.
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Pearl Campbell
Lake Superior
Deners, Minn
Des
Pearl B Campbell
Huron
Glenn Lake Superior
WRS. GEN. CUSTEL'S LUCK AND PROPERTY RECORD
Libbie Cutter widow of General Custel seeks to recover property willed to her. Records show the estate had long been claimed for use as a headache remedy, with Bitters marketed as a cure. Also note Norman A. Moorly under 30 as representative from Dexter, Missouri, born Dec 11, 1860. Promotions for hair reform, lamps, and a local laundry are advertised along with daily subscription.
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ToLuno
Libbie Cutter
Bua
Hera
Shouuf
Tach
Huters
Serge
J. Ki. Jones
Wasarxeros
Norman A. Moorly
Dexter
Ape
Johnson County
Senate debate on Behring Sea claims and Morgan remarks
Historical wire service report from Wasmington details Senator Morgan of Alabama leading a Behring Sea inquiry resolution. Morgan argued lump-sum settlements were imprudent. British envoy clashed in correspondence cited with Sir Julian Pauncefote. The Senate adopted the resolution after his speech, then moved to executive session. The House opened a brief session focusing on house officers and various resolutions stalled by Democrats.
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Morgan
Alabamia
Committee On Foreign Relations
Faris Behring Sea
Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Behring Sea
Lord Kimberly
Julian Pauacetote
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Lile
Wnul
Howie
House
Waller
Smith
Land Office
Utah
Nebraska
Bills Introduced and Nominations in Commissions
A large number of bills were introduced in the Senate including a bill by Senator Barry for a territorial government for the Indian Territory to be named Indiagola and other pension measures. House members proposed tariffs on wool and reforms on appointments. Peckham's nomination confirmed. Adams and Peckham named for judicial posts. Also reports of a railroad hold up at Mountain View and the death of Professor Charles L. Ingersoll.
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Wasutoroy
Tee
Senate
Barry
Indian Territory
Indiagola
Palmer
Voorhees
Dem
W. Greshan
Allen
United States
Youring Penny
Grant
House
Wilson
Idaho
McKinley Inn
Hailey
Texas
Peckham
Elmer B. Adams
Missouri
Rufus W. Peckham
New York
United States Supreme Court
Beauté rebuke over elevator anxiety in Broadway crowd
A handsome brunette with two young children entered the Manhattan Life building on Broadway to meet a lawyer. After a delay and mistaken fears of kidnap or desertion, she returned to claim her kids. She urged the crowd to mind their own business.
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Manhattan Life Building
Gerry
Mormmer
Lizzy
Broadway
Roundup of 19th Century U.S. News From Omaha to Mexico
A broad array of items from a main Omaha meeting expressing sympathy for Cuban insurgents to census notes on Mexican cities and vast farm figures. Reports include the Cincinnati hat firm Burkehardt collapsing for 250000, Cleveland Chamber planning a 300000 public square building, Perrin’s comet visible, a New York filibuster voyage to Venezuela, and the McGeoch estate settlement. Also noted are a Keokuk general’s death, a tragic double-suicide near Peshtigo, tobacco industry tensions, white pique stocks in fashion, and light social humor items plus laundry and cigar ads.
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Mexico
A. E Burkehardt Company
Cincinnati
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Public
Perrin
Lick Observatory
New York
Venezuela
Crespo
Peter McGeoch
Milwaukee
Mary I. McGeoch
F. Miller
Keokuk
Iowa
Congress
Clay
Houston
Giddings and
Chase
Annie Bandy
August Nobleon
Peshtigo
Win
Fifteenth AFL convention opens in New York
Fifteenth annual American Federation of Labor convention opens in Madison Square Garden with delegates from the United States Canada and Great Britain. Vice President McBride presided as J W Sullivan gave the welcome and President McBride read his address criticizing bonded indebtedness and gold reserve policies. Samuel Gompers chaired a mass meeting at Cooper Union.
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American Federation of Labor
Madison Square Garden
United States
Canada
Great Britain
McBride
J. W. Sullivan
Typographical Union No. 6
Bemont-Morgan Sy
Lea
John Swinton
Father Ducey
Coopernion
Samuel Gompers
John McBride
Italians defeated as Abyssinians surround Toselli force
Report from Generi Bara Hori states King Menelik's 20 000 troops surprised and surround five Italian companies led by Major Toselli at Ambava. Italian support under General Armondi halted by the Abyssinians. Official dispatches mention heavy Abyssinian losses but no word on Toselli's fate or Italian losses. Republican senatorial caucus ends for the day with tentative committee assignments.
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Roux
Generi Bara- Hori
Abyssinia
Menelik
Toselli
Ambava
Armondi
Harper's Weekly preview and subscription notice
Harper's Weekly outlines plans for 1896 with coverage on world events culture and politics. The notice lists future features including naval developments frontier life fiction and a party novel by W D Howells with subscriptions and postal details for domestic and international readers.
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