Independent American financial system urged by Silver Party chair
J. J. Morr, chairman of the National Committee, argues for free coinage of silver and gold and a nonpartisan effort to elect a president who supports an independent monetary system. He warns of gold power in both major parties and calls for cross‑party cooperation, including in North Carolina, to restore prosperity and national credit.
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Yorne Prore
National Committee
Silver
Washington City
United States
Democratic
Congress
America
Andrew Jackson
Havka
National Silver Party
North Carolina
Ait
Washington
Bilger Conference
Israel
J. J. Morr
Silver Party
Cleveland in New York for Home Mission Board Address
President Cleveland presided at Carnegie Music Hall New York City as the Home Mission Board of the Presbyterian Church launched a nationwide campaign. Rev Dr Hall introduced him amid warm applause, and the president spoke on foreign missionaries' sufferings to strong audience attention.
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Home Mission Board
Carnegie Music Hall
New York City
Board of Home Missions
Presbyterian Church
Cleveland
United States
John Hall
de Hall
Hosiery Mill Burns in Providence Penn Fire Routs 400 Workers
A Providence Pennsylvania hosiery mill owned by Robert Pierson was destroyed by fire early Tuesday. The blaze caused an estimated 135000 dollars in losses and is believed fully insured. About four hundred workers lost their jobs due to the fire.
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Providence
Penn
Robert Pierson
Congressional debate on Cuban belligerency policy and bills
The House discussed administration views on Cuban belligerency, parallel resolutions, and the prospect of U S intervention. The Senate debated Cuban policy, post office funds, and military park use. amendments challenged judges receivers and a separate bill on receivers was proposed.
Senate Rows Over Cuban Resolutions and Unanimous Consent
In the Senate Sherman Morgan and Lodge form a conference committee on Cuban resolutions. Nebraska's Allen pushes a proclamation recognizing Cuban independence, clashing with Hale of Maine over unanimous consent. Chandler condemns threats from Allen. Hale vows no vendetta. House busy with federal officers salary bill despite minor amendments.
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Georgia
United States Court
Pate
E. V. Debs
Sherman
Senate
Hale
Chandler
United States
Hartman
Montana
Cleveland
Presbyterian Mission Board
New York
J. Powers
Vermont
Miles
Maryland
Hepburn
White House
Grosvenor
Republican
Ohio
Secretary of War
Sherman, Morgan
Lodge
Allen
Nebraska
Cuba
Maine
New Hampshire
Mr. Allen
House
Bartlett
Cleveland denies Cuban publication as misattributed
A Washington special reports President Cleveland disavows a Cuban question statement published recently, saying he never saw or authored it and does not know if it reflects official views. He emphasizes he has no trouble communicating with the people to prove his actual stance.
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HOUSE
Cuba
General Grant
Cleveland
Grant
Friends of the Revolution
Hitt
Foreign Affairs Committee
Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
United States
Spain
Washington
Associated Press
They Furnished Boodle for Municipal Campaign in Memphis
Memphis voters discuss a report that all police and fire department members contributed funds to the recent municipal election. Commissioners decline to investigate, promising a full airing. Every city employee allegedly donated, with some funds held from payroll.
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Memphis
Police and Fire Department
National Capital Doings of Chiefs and Departments
Summary of Aldrich Robbins election ruling, Ericsson dock trial, Cuban resolutions, Armenia smallpox relief, debt statement details, and proposed 45 star flag design changes. Includes notes on European machine imports, treasury balances, and naval flag adherence.
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Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Senate
House
Georgia
Black
Augusta Mills
Turner
Atlanta
Lanier Mills
West Point
Treasury Department
Carlisle
Armenia
Olney
Terrell
Constantinople
Zeitoun
Harpoot
Clara Barton
Treasury
Prizes for Monument Designs Hit Richmond Committee
At a Richmond Virginia meeting of the Jefferson Davis Monument Association design committee, President J Taylor Ellison was instructed to invite entries for Monroe Park monument designs. Prizes offered are 1000 for first, 300 for second, and 200 for third, with a submission deadline of May 20.
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Richmond
Jefferson Davis Monument Association
J. Taylor Ellison
Monroe Park
May Fail to Elect Follow-up on Kentucky Senate
A Frankfort special notes that upon assembling Wednesday a motion for adjournment on March 11 was offered, seen as conceding the current Kentucky legislature cannot elect a successor to Senator Black.
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Frankfort
Senator Black
Paris Study Intent Clarified by French Student Letter
A French student in Paris writes to his father after three years abroad asking whether his studies were intended for law or medicine. The note, published by Le Figaro, reveals the shift in purpose and the student’s resolve to begin work now.
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Paris
le Figaro
Steer Thief Topa Malady: Vitality Restored by Bitters
An old advertisement touts Hostetter’s Bitters as a remedy for vitality loss. It claims the product renews vigor and vitality, restoring activity to those whose health is interrupted. It mentions uses for malaria rheumatic and kidney ailments and general biliousness.
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National Capital
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Herbert
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Hood
C. E Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
Hood’s Pills Wits
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W. L. Douglas
R. W. L. Douglas
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McElree
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