Opposition to Carlisle currency bill grows in Congress
In Washington a broad opposing bloc forms against Carlisle's currency measure as eighteen Democrats join Republicans in signaling a vote against the bill. Debates reveal fears of repeating Sherman act flaws and a push to restore gold and silver roles while resisting expansive banking privileges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasmixeres
Bouse
Springer
Jontsor
Indiana
Warner
Democrat
New York
Committee On Banking and Currency
Messare
Rentuvler
Carlisle
Democratic Party
Mr. Bitte
Congress
Democratic
Cheseo
Siall
Gelevt
Terry
New Hanpsh
Webster
Wasunotus
Dee
Lilis
Kentucky
Repu Heas
Sibley
Hwackes Damescrat Bowers
Brand
Cockrun
Untoh
Hellzhoower
Coffeen
Demeonret
Melcyria
Bryas
Temele
Weatlock
Powers
W. Stone
Fragmented Roll Call on Bill Leaves Party Split
The record lists a long roll of names across parties with Democrats backing the bill and opponents divided among Democrats Republicans Populists and others. The tally shows 15 Democrats 7 Republicans 4 Populists and Newland Silver L among the opposing side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lican
C. K. Hell
Lecey
Maguire
Richardson
Michigan
Newland
Silversyte
Dollaver
Simpson
Keen
Coover
Texas
Holman
Helms
Neill
J. C. Bell
Little
Republicess
Silver
New Knights of Pythias Form In Buffalo Convention
About twenty five delegates from as many lodges met at the Genesee hotel in Buffalo to found the Improved Order of Knights of Pythias. The secession followed disputes over language use after a 1889 Washington decree. Officers elected include George K. Klee of New York as Past Supreme Commander and Conrad Kramer of New York as Supreme Vice Commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secedery
Buffalo
Borrato
Knights of Pythias
Genessee Hotel
Order of Knights of Pythias
Washington
Ludges
George K. Klee
New York
Conrad Kramer
William Brathagen
District of Columbia
Oscar Sebloeman
Michigan
B. W. Kossberz
Supreme Sergeact
Port Arthur Straits Into Savage War of Conquest
James Creetman reports from Port Arthur via Vancouver that four days of fighting have turned into a brutal conquest as Japan overran the city. The Japanese army crushed defenses and civilians, leaving streets filled with severely harmed corpses and a collapse of civilization in the besieged stronghold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James Creetman
Port Arthur
Vancouver
Cyrea
Japan
St Louis election fraud arrests shock city plots
Reports from St Louis claim several grand jury warrants led to arrests of John Powers John Maroney and Jane Biggins wife on charges tied to corrupt practices. Sheriff-elect Troll faces perjury allegations as ten more warrants target police officers and other officials amid widespread election fraud probes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folten Ofcers
Grand
St Loum
Dee
John Powers
John Maroney
Janes Biggins
Toada
Troll
Racd
Vhey
Mr. Uroll
Grand Jury
Police Department
John Clifford
William Crocin
Phonas Mahan
Thomas Murphy
Murphy
Chalisoger
Byrnes Tarnished in Lexow Testimony at Hearing
Witnesses allege Superintendent Byrnes used threats and force to extract secrets from John Marrett and demanded protection money from a colored woman linked to disorderly houses. Marrett claims Byrnes reviewed a letter, detained him, and threatened ten years’ imprisonment. Byrnes denies all wrongdoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrnes
Tiyrnes
Marrett
Ayrnes
Irs Ayrnes
Gardner
Stantor Lexow
Jigmie Ross
Wooster
West Third Streets
Golf
Slevin
Goff
Captain Byrnes
Bragan
John Marrett
Marrell
Labor turmoil as unions threaten Knights of Labor censure
John M. Philipside elected president of the American Federation of Labor sparks talk of secession by three national trades unions led by mine workers glass workers and brass workers representing about seventy five percent of the Knights of Kator membership. The mine workers plan to press secession at the Columbus Ohio convention in February amid dissension and labor unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tires
Knights of Kator
Parapenriaa
John Mphride
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Knights
National Organ Ration
Columbus
Ohio
Hawaiian consul general named in Chicago brief
Brief notices report F W Job appointed Hawaiian consul general at Chicago, a Chicago bar member and friend of Minister Thurston. Also noted is the death of Theodore Huston, US consul at Juarez, Mexico, at the Juarez consulate from consumption, formerly of Macomb Illinois, appointed by Cleveland about thirteen months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Job
Chicago
Job
Thurston
Hawaii
Theodore Huston
United States
Juarez
Mexico
Hustom
Macomb
Cleveland
Edward McGlynn
Syria
Ohio
C.J. Cook
Missouri River
Jefferson City
Little River
Arkansas
Texas
Newcastle
Wash
Oregon Improvement Company
Col Creek
Geraldo Saiz
San Antonio
Nueva Laredo
Excursion announcements for holiday travel and rail routes
The notice advertises holiday excursion rates and sale dates December 2 24 25 and January 1 with return by January 3. It lists offices in Topeka Kansas and Chicago as ticket outlets and touts a broad rail network including Chicago New York Philadelphia via St Clair Tunnel Niagara Falls and Susquehanna Valley routes. Also mentions new luggage boxes and various consumer goods from Swift Holliday and Peerless Swan Laundry with prices and sale notes.
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Ney Place
Oof
Kansas
Poutatoe
North Topeks
Petsenger
Kan Avenue
First Streen
Topeka
Gaaryur
City
Frain Mervicn Vuake & Ground Trunk
Grand Tronk
Lebleh Valley
Chicago
New York
Piladelphia
St Clair Poonel
Nisagare Falls
Sasquehasse
Wyoming
Lehich Valles
Switzerland of America
Trajan
Dearboro Station
Swift & Holliday
Peerless Swan
Peerles Steam Laundry
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Allcock
Allceck
Brandreth
Bene&t
ESTEY
Camp & Co
X Bargais
Kansas Ave
Conron Bros
Ching A&c
Troupe’s Enterprise
East Side
Eudora Creamery WM. Vesper
Butter and Cream Depot
Wearehotel
Limburger
Young America
Erautor Esens
Sap Sago
Band Banes
Piers
Eighth Street
Kas
Sam
Kave
Tour Flace
Etomicere
Ellis
K. P
ST. Louis
Bokines
State Han
Baptist Church
Rach Bone
Tao
G. A R
Sr Lous
Deoco
Court of Criminal Correction
William Wright
John Martin
Harrigan
Strikiee Wright
Borlaug Eshibinies
Baurimont
Jake Kilvein
Abs Aliman
Maryland
Chris Jétison
Sght.ag
Pegnam
Say—y Corbett
San Anvreste
J. J. Corbett
N. S
K. Ofl
Senate
Missouri
Range
Fy Pudge
Port Hays
Crippis Creek
Curriz Okres
Deet
Richard Newell, Jr
Midland Termini Railway
Divide Station
Colorado Midland
van Houten
Independence Mine
Dizressed
Grife
Punapee Lean
George Dixon
Young Griffo
Aterday
Semside Athletic Club
Coney Island
Dareach
Kansas City
Banke
Darragh
Bara, Kan
County Clerka of
Opera House
Bena
Cologne Gazette
Erzeroun
Iriss
Vat
Tigranocertsa
Babert
Moosh
Ximenes
England
Armenia
Senor Nemines
Steve Gry
John Collins
Sloan
Colorado
Stelkers Hiyed
Denver
Col
United States District Court
Judea Hallet
Trinidad
Conrad Haney
Dexisos
Denison
Rowe
John E. Biells
Central National Bank
Atman Presenta
W. Hughes
East Fifth Strem
Wil Kennady
Equel
Delia Stevens
Boston
Labouglas
Brockton
Mass
Chaning W. Lnors
Est
Eid Guerantes
C. Nattsen
Ino
Watts
Luckhart & Fhrnstrom
North Topeka
Smoke Elayer
Kan
Ave
Topeke
Ruck Island
Chicaga
Silver Lock
Wiper
Western Passager
W. R Kennuly
Coughs, Co
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