Salt Lake Selected for Next Congress by Unanimous Vote
In an interview Cannon praised Trans Mississippi Congress work and said Utah’s delegation was favored in the push to hold the next congress in a central western city. Delegates from Des Moines Hot Springs and Rowland urged one of those sites to maximize state representation and urgency for free silver resolutions.
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Whitmore
Congress
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Mont Via
Holka
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Silver Resolutions Adopted and Salt Lake Selected
The meeting reports adoption of silver resolution amid heated talk on mint policy. Idaho delegation and Omaha figures debate coinage and government work funding as reform factions press for rapid action.
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Omaha
Gavelite
Wod McConnell
Idaho
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Wil Haya
United States
Bathiings
Memorial Urges U S Action on Silver Stabilization and Irrigation
Delegates plead for Congressional backing to sustain national credit and halt silver depreciation. They call for appropriations to defend harbors, improve waterworks, and build a deep water harbor at San Pedro, urging state support and irrigation measures.
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Bryan
United States
Con Peele
Stepy
May & Weensaary
Iran
Omaha
Aupost
San Diego
San Pedro
Equipment of militia and Springfield rifle debate
General Flagler urges Congress to fund and modernize militia arms with Springfield rifles for training and field use. He proposes exchanging unfit obsolete equipment for serviceable arms, updating powder production, and authorizing states to purchase standard U S regulated arms at cost.
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Washington Noy
Don Flagler
United States
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Hig Bern
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Pacific Coast
Secretary Smith Refuses Segregation Approval in Wyoming and DC
Secretary Smith declines to approve segregation of lands in Wyoming and Washington DC pending land quality investigations and government agent review. State senator urges action, claiming selections do not desert lands and demand a closer examination of the reclamation lands and related waters act compliance.
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Washington, DC
Smith
India
Cney
Ani
Toote
Military case sails through District Court appeal
The government appeals Judge Kindhey's discharge of Maj George A Armen U from custody. It argues courts martial have exclusive jurisdiction over military offenses and civil courts cannot review them by habeas corpus. Arguments likely next week.
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Tha
George
Armen U
Statley
Aimesa
Gen Schofield
Armes
Government Plans Lease Sale of Gilsonite Deposits in Uncompahge
Secretary Smith reports on the Uncompahgre Reservation gilsonite deposits with potential vast reserves. The article argues for leasing to highest bidders to maximize treasury profits and speed development, noting geological surveys and possible extension into other minerals. The piece also mentions federal dedication to Native lands and Thanksgiving events in Washington.
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Geological Survey
Washington
Lloke Smith
Biys
Congress
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Staith
Cansiter
Lidredge
Slate of House officers emerges after caucus turmoil
Washington Nov 23 The caucuses of the Onlo International Allegations and allied factions decided to back a united slate for House leadership. Expected officers include Alexander McDowell of Pennsylvania for speaker and Russell of Missouri as assistant, Glenn of New York postmaster, Meg Stay of Ohio chaplain, and Fisher of Shangas as sergeant at arms. A South group meeting favored nondefenderwon and indicated Inton of Leonensee may be nominated for verger at arms.
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Pennsylvania
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Missouri
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New York
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Ohio
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South
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Roe
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North Carolina
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Senate caucus to set party policy after adjournment
Washington Republicans plan a caucus Monday after adjournment to consider party policy for the coming session. A sufficient number of names signed the call. The Northwest Senators will present the name of A J Shaw of Spokane Falls for assistant arms.
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Washington
Senate
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Spokane Falls
Cleveland Thanksgiving Visit With President and Mrs Cleveland
President and Mrs Cleveland arrived in town for Thanksgiving activities on November 28. They spent a portion of the morning in public events and greeted local residents.
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Groans To Cleveland Reception By Minneapolis Democrats
Senator David Thal entered a Minneapolis Democratic League reception which drew a national mood as party leaders debated Cleveland’s name and recent party splits. Liesaknt Martin introduced Thal noting a patriotic spirit and urging local Democrats to organize for future elections. The crowd showed sympathy with lessons for unity and hinted at Minnesota support for Thal’s presidential bid.
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Minneapolis
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League
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Jook
Minnesota
Atchison Chairmanship and New Trial Motion Highlights
Report shows Edward King named interim chairman of the Atchison bond directors and Walker suggested as second vice president with Morton as third. In San Francisco Theodore Durrant seeks a new trial after murder verdict, claiming prejudicial press and public sentiment influenced the jury, with arguments to continue next week.
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New York
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lLiaward King Theklatent
Union Trust Company
Miveta
King
Aidace
Walker
Paul Morton
San Francisco
Theodore Duargent
Atininey
Tianclaca Newaene
Tragedy in a Penitentiary In Duchanan County Jal
James Anderson was shot and fatally wounded by Charles Larria Fairly who was beaten with an iron bar and badly cut with a knife by Anderson The scene occurred at 1 o clock this morning in the penitentiary authorities reported a number of wounds found on the prisoners
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Duchanan County
Pensioner Veteran Convicted of Forgeries in Pension Claim
A 98 year old veteran, Overton, was convicted in Arkansas court of forging two affidavits to support a disability pension claim. He claimed a Washington pension agent advised him, while asserting lack of direct involvement. He testified his service spanned the Civil War era.
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John T. Ovuton
United States
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Hyedno Keokuk
Tiaa Nivce
Hock Nor
Sime
Overton
Panera
Overton Piyche
Red River Murder Mystery and Reward Offered
Government offers a $400 reward for the arrest and conviction of the Red River murderers. United States Marshal Williams returns from Arethur City after burying three men and a boy found murdered, body dug on a bluff with ropes. authorities seek clues as theories abound. Detective confidence wanes as the case remains unsolved.
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Arethur
Marrkha Williams
Bertha Plye
Power Hoe
South to Rule Again at Atlanta Exposition Parade
Atlanta November day crowds exceed 100000 as South Carolina Governor Evans and Lt Governor Atkinson lead a grand parade. South Carolina troops, Patroit Military Institute cadets, and Atlanta units march to a public address urging the South to influence national policy and industry. Senator Tillman borders pensions and tariff issues, while Governor Evans lauds regional pride amidst crowds.
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Cied
Iawyer Convicted of Rape in New York
A local attorney was convicted this afternoon in New York after a week of trial. The case involved a controversial charge related to sexual assault and the proceedings concluded with a guilty verdict.
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Iawyer
New York
Walter Longerman
Auty
Creately&ath
Garfield Nomination Seen Through Historic Reminiscence
John J Ingalls recalls Garfield nomination rumors and a Washington moment with Sherman. He describes Garfield as genial yet indecisive, able but unfitted for administration, and reflects on the dramatic arc from Senate talk to presidency and untimely death.
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John J Ingalla
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Garfeld
Henator Sherman
Garfield
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Sherman
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Insurances Swindler Convicted in Meade Case
Atchison reports the insurance swindler known as Navy 228 Itlcharad Meade and his stenographer fled years ago after swindling several people out of 20 000 dollars. He was convicted today and sentenced to five years in the penitentiary.
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Gold Incoming as Treasury imposes charges on receipts
Washington reports that the treasury gold reserve is feeling the impact of a new order requiring charges on all gold received at the public treasury and on currency returned in exchange. Philadelphia notes a $100000 in gold received today with several other cities sending in varying amounts. The total reported is $2270.
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Treasury Statement Summary of Available Cash Balance
Treasury report shows Available cash balance 178 183 003 and hold reserve 82 156 323. The document records the condition of the Treasury as of the date in Washington with amounts indicating liquidity and reserve holdings.
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Knock Outs at Baltimore Glove Contest
A large crowd watched at the Nurela Athletic Club as Joe Gans of Baltimore and George Blidona of New Orleans faced Jack Ward of Newark against Tog Bryves of Boston. Gans knocked Blidona out in eleven rounds and Ward stopped Bryves in three.
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This City
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New Orleans
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Newark
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Tog Bryves
Boston
Hayward Han Not Confessed Says Minneapolis Report
An article claims Hayward Han reportedly confessed but investigators and trials show no confession. Detectives including Quinlan supposedly hold undisclosed details and a book may publish his claims, while an evening paper released a speculative abstract.
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Minneapolis
Hany Hayward
Quinlan
Thia
Jury Deadlockin Mint Theft Case Stuns Court
In James Teney's bullion theft case at the United States Mint the jury reports an eighteen hour deliberation ending in an eight to four vote for acquittal The panel remains unable to reach a verdict with a retrial set for Monday.
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Chinon
James Teney
United States Mint
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