Silver monometallism clash in Senate debate
In Wasnrvaros the silver bond bill faced skirmishing between Hill, Chander, and Jones of Arkansas. Senator Voorhees spoke for silver attacking gold monometallism as hypnotic Svengali influence. Clarke of Wyoming defended gold, Voorhees praised silver, and Voorhees asserted silver’s rightful role in sound money. The debate touched on constitutional aims, panic causes, and party duties ahead of Thursday votes. Gray supported gold standard while Palmer moved diplomatic resolutions. In Washington the diplomatic and consular appropriation bill passed with minimal discussion.
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Letter from Cockrell Clarifies Governorship Bid
Terrerson Cutt Mo Jan 29 1894 State Treasurer Lon V Stephens releases a letter from Cockrell denying candidacy for governor and stating he would not be a candidate, despite solicitations. The note mentions Siebert and Lesueur approved his stance and that he answered inquiries.
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Smith defends the Armenian troubles in Asia Minor
Mirxavoras Minn Jan 29 Hopkinson Smith, author and traveler, says he was misquoted about Armenian troubles. He argues American missionaries largely fuel the unrest, fueling revolts from Worcester Massachusetts and noting the sultan shows no religious prejudice while Christians dominate government circles in Constantinople.
Enemies Alive Hamper Nagle Retention Bid
Strong pressure rises to defeat Patrick Nagle’s confirmation and to force withdrawal of his nomination. The Senate committee plans to hold for a new aspirant for Millicent’s seat in Fort Scott Kansas. William M Rice, former Fort Scott Monitor editor and police judge, seeks Republican nomination to Congress. Des Moines flour prices drop giving housewives cheaper bread. Eva Davidson, widow of J M Davidson, accuses Thomas Sims of murder and says he warned her not to reveal the crime. Ex governor Thomas M Waller is named as a Democratic presidential candidate prospect in New York Connecticut.
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Cuban Rebels Suffer Shipwreck on Long Island Run
Twenty five Cuban refighters rescued after steamer J W Hawkins wrecked off Long Island. Cargo valued at over 80000 dollars in arms and explosives thrown overboard as water flooded engine room. Crew says ship owned by Cuban revolutionary party. six drownings among overcapacity lifeboats. None of the Americans aboard.
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New York
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Baltimore
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Our Coast Defenses General Miles Urges Fortification
Major General Nelson A. Miles told the coast defense committee that Atlantic Pacific and Gulf defenses are largely obsolete with smooth bore guns on rotten carriages. Only New York San Francisco and Boston have meaningful fortifications but remain inadequate. He warned cities are vulnerable to a navy and pegged the total cost for adequate fortifications at about 30.4 million not including ammunition.
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No Gar Encampment. Thirty Day Tickets Demanded
Commander-in-Chief Walker announced the Western Passenger association refused the ticket extension. Stating the entire encampment plan hinges on thirty day tickets, he warned that without them no encampment will occur and another city may be chosen. Other Joint Traffic roads said they would not transfer more than Western roads had already, risking cancellation.
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Temptation and theft shake bank president's wife
Mrs June Houston, wife of the bank president, reported diamonds and jewelry valued at 50000 missing after she confessed discarding finery as ungodly. Suspect Mort Green, shadowed by authorities, attended a Free Methodist revival, then burglarized the Houston home taking valuables and leaving a note claiming temptation removed.
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Indiana Republicans pledge loyalty to General Harrison
Indiana January 29 report: state central committee approves a resolution expressing firm loyalty to General Harrison and support for his nomination and possible reelection as president. Also notes other unrelated items from Cleveland and Denver briefs on court rulings, railroad legalities, and criminal cases.
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Millionaire Stratton Buys Independence Mine Claim
Cripple Creek reports note W W Popejoy of Denver sued W S Stratton over a one half interest in the Independence gold mine. Stratton bought the stake for $750 months later, claiming gain from the mine. Other small claims include Topeka buyers paying $5,000 for unpatented Ball hill claims and $63,000 secured by Moses on Grotto and Accident leases.
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Two Miners Stand To Earn $25,000 Bonus in Lease Deal
A ten days option on a bond and reuse on a Denver mine principal is set by Carvett Cxzes and associates Jan 28. Jones and Benunata agreed to transfer the bond to a well known Denver operator for a $25,000 bonus. Nugget Company owns the claim adjoining the Doctor to the west.
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Panama stevedores threaten strike over pay raise
The Panama Isthmus stevedores, mainly natives and Jamaicans, threaten to strike for higher pay. The Pasamaral- Themec line faces unrest. if demands aren’t met, freight blockades could disrupt coastwise shipments. The Washtenaw reports the situation two weeks after leaving the isthmus.
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Guy for Probate Judge in Republican bid
Justice of the Peace John H. Guy plans to announce his candidacy for probate judge as a Republican challenger to Judge Wood. Friends urged him to run. he said he would accept if nominated and would campaign strongly for the office.
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Friscos Pop Mayor Faces Central Pacific Funding Fight
Frisco mayor Sutro clashes with railroad magnate Huntington over a refunding bill in Congress. He has sent Congress, cabinet officers, and President Cleveland documents alleging corrupt lobbying by Huntington. A Louisville Courier Journal letter amplifies the dispute and warns of funding risks to the Central and Southern Pacific lines. A Missouri photo book promotes South Missouri travel, and local grocer John Baczynski advertises a February sale.
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Little Girl Preacher Claretta Avery Delivers Sermons
The 10 year old Claretta Avery preached morning afternoon and evening at Morris Street Baptist before large crowds in Charleston. Her late father is not named. Her mother says Claretta has preached for nearly two years with no formal schooling beyond reading, and her eloquence and biblical knowledge draw notable praise.
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Love and duty amid parting in a historic piece
Poetic lines on love, endurance, and the pain of goodbye from Estrina Trask in The Watchman. The text shifts to notes on ecclesiastical endowments and a Pig to Law tale, noting a $50 lawsuit over a $1.25 pig in Michigantown, Ind. A quip about Aubrey Boucicault and a remark on Joan of Arc miniatures closes the excerpt.
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