Carlisle Explains His Views on Silver Coinage
Carlisle writes to John H. Jones of Prestonburg Ky clarifying his past and present positions on silver coinage. He cites his 1876 and 1878 remarks, notes he opposed free coinage then, and explains why his stance shifted toward a broader use of silver with government seignorage limits. He asserts his current views are consistent with prior official actions and speeches.
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Carlisle
John H. Jones
Prestonburg
House of Representatives
Carlinlé
Timn
Yale
Wailyer
United State
House of
Senate
James B. Book
Kentucky
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Beck
Aeverall
Congress
Outlaw Tom Delk Captured by Farmer McWilliams in Georgia Farm Woods
Tom Delk, the noted outlaw, is captured near Ba naid by John H. McWilliams, a farmer from Iowa county. In a dramatic hand to hand struggle on a log, McWilliams disarmed Delk and held a gun to his heart, forcing surrender after planning to rob Delk of a watch and plates.
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Tom Doelk
Atlanta
Palborn
John H. McWilliam
Iowata County
McWilliams
Thy McWillintos
Banaid
Dalk
Delk
Tom Delk
Mr. McWilliams
Tom
Tim Brood
Rob Dory
Anna Hear
Keg Creek
Mr. Mc
Atm Delk
Doli
Georgia
Dellk
McWilliamas
McWilliama
Coronation of Czar Preparations in Russia for May 26
The article describes vast preparations for Nicholas II's coronation on May 26, with a grand ceremonial plan and pageants around Moscow. It highlights the imperial pair's entry into Moscow five days before the coronation as especially impressive and compares the spectacle to ancient Rome. It ends with a quirky note about dreaming of oysters signaling business growth.
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Russia
Nicholas
Russian Empire
Moscow
Rome
Washington Newsnotes on immigration fights and Cuba policy
A political briefing notes Lodge pushing immigration bills through Congress, Taylor's Madrid trip, and a president’s refusal to provide Cuba related information. It covers Senator Bacon’s river harbor victory, Morgan Cuban resolutions delays, and ongoing funding bills including naval and sundry civil items. It also discusses Cuba tobacco import restrictions and potential U S retaliation effects on New York and Florida suppliers.
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Lodge
Masaachusette
Messares
Benula
United States
Hannis Taylor
Madrid
New Orleans
Taylor
Legation
Benatoy Bacon
Brunswick Harbor
Huraday
Brunswick
Bacon
Col. Goodyear
Senate
Morgan
Cubs
Cuba
State Department
Calel Cushing
Senor Collantes
Committee On Foreign Relations
Benator Morgan
Congress
New Colored Bishops Ordained at Wilmington Conference
At the Wilmington North Carolina conference of the African Methodist Episcopal church three new bishops were ordained on Saturday Roys William Benjamin Derrick D D of New York Josiah Haynes Armstrong of Washington D C and Tattoos Crawford Embry D D of New York were lauded as leaders in the church. Prominent officers were elected for four years including T W Henderson Indiana polis H T Johnson Philadelphia editor of The Christian Recorder H T Kebling The African Methodist Episcopal Church Review secretaries and many others. Bishop Abram Grant will oversee the first Episcopal district covering New England New York New Jersey and part of Pennsylvania. The southern press was praised for condemning lynching in the past year.
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Willmington
N.C
America
Book Concern
Rey
T. W. Honderson
Indianapolis Ind
Oak Concern and Publication House
H, T, Johnson
D.D
Philadelphia
Penn
the Christian Recorder
H.T. Kebling
A. M
John K. Hawkins
Kittrell
N. O
M. B. Parks
D. D
Kansas City
Secreta of Missions
Orlando
Fla
BR. M. Cheeks
Rome
Southern Christian Recorder
Smith
Sunday School Union
Nashville
Tenn
Abram Grant
New England
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Preas
General Sickles Urges Fleet to Cuba Over Cuban Crisis
The General Daniel Sickles of New York, longtime congressman and expert on the laws of war, advocates sending a U S fleet to Cuba to protect citizens. He criticizes the Competitor's stance and argues Spain must release captured Americans or face action. He cites Spain's prize court and wartime conduct as acknowledgments of belligerent conditions.
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Cubs
Daniel B. Sickles
New York
Spain
Congress
America
Cuba
Mon
Fis
Presbyterians Convene in 108th General Assembly
The 108th general assembly of the Presbyterian church in the United States of America opened at Saratoga Springs in the First Presbyterian church. Nearly 700 commissioners, half ministers and half elders, attended while many more men and women observers filled the floor and galleries.
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General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church In
United States of America
Saratoga
Flrst Presbyterian Church
Woolen mill Foster Woolen Q assigns assets in Dallas branch
The Foster Woolen Q Company of Kansas City has made an assignment. A Dallas Texas branch is involved. Estimated assets around 25000 with unknown liabilities. The firm was capitalized at 100000 and has conducted general business for seven or eight years.
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Foster Woolen Q Company
Kansas City
Dallas
Tex
Deadly Kansas Nebraska Tornado Sweeps Towns
A powerful tornado devastated northwestern Kansas and southwestern Nebraska on Sunday night. Dozens died, with scores injured and widespread property damage across Seneca Oneida Baileyville Frankfort Reserve and nearby areas. Rescue efforts search for missing amid ruined towns and morgues as rain drenched the aftermath.
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Kansas
Nebraska
Seneca
Blabetha
Oneida
Born
Frankfort
Reserve
Baileyville
Barnes
Spring Valley
Sttacken
Northeatern
Kaneos
Frankford
Aixty
Senaca
Babstha
Jan+ terna
Hampton Institute Celebrates Twenty Ninth Anniversary at Fort Monroe
Hampton Institute and its 1000 students and teachers marked its 209th anniversary at Fort Monroe Virginia. Trustees and a thousand guests from north and south attended the event with graduation exercises featuring 29 diploma earners and 15 trade certificates. Booker T. Washington delivered an eloquent practical address amid plantation melodies and remarks by graduates and notable guests.
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Colored School
Hampton Institute
Fort Monroe
Great
Industrial Institute
Trangvaal
Indiana
Booker T. Washington
Hampton
Snodgrass Acquitted After Not Guilty Verdict
Chattanooga report says jury found D L Snodgrass not guilty after testimony that he believed his life was in danger after slapping Beasley. Beasley allegedly tried to draw a weapon. lawyer Williams corroborates seeing Beasley thrust his hand behind his coat.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
D. L. Snodgrass
Snodgrass
Beasley
Williams
Mine Resumes Operations at No gaunee pit
The Prince of Wales-ming at No gaunee Miah resumes after a long idle period since 1893 with a small force of miners. It will operate regularly from now on, signaling renewed activity in the quarry.
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Prince of Wales-ming
Nogaunee
Miah
Discovery promises lasting preserved milk from Seattle inventor
The San Francisco Call reports John Rusnell of Seattle has developed a method to preserve milk and cream without added preservatives. Samples remain fresh for a year, tested by bacteriologist Dr Spencer, with a factory now in operation in San Francisco. Farmers near Point Rouse receive 26 percent more for milk, and households can stock a dozen bottles for ready use. If proven, this could revolutionize the milk industry and curb perishables.
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San Francisco Call
John Rusnell
Seattle
Wash
Hve
Spencer
San Francisco
Altios
Point Rouse
Farmora
What He Wanted She Take Into Alfred Bottle Poison
A fragment discusses sickness and remedies, noting the stomach as the body’s center and linking indigestion to broader health issues. It extols Syrup of Figs as a gentle remedy from Californias Syrup Company, advising use only when needed.
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Alfred
The
Californias Iz Syrup Company
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