Senate and House Debates Mark Early 1896 Congress Sessions
The senate on the 28th and 2nd heard speeches on foreign policy and finance, with Thurston defending the Monroe doctrine and Turpie denouncing Turkish atrocities. The house passed a diplomatic and consular appropriation bill and considered pension, district, and tariff measures while debates continued on bond and silver issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Affairs
Senate
Thurston
Turpie
Spain
Cuba
Tillman
D. C
Presid Cleveland
House
Elections Committee
D. B. Culberson
Texas
T. H. Davis
Vilas
Wis
Dupont
Rep
Delaware
District of Columbia
Veso
Vicksburg National Military Park
Notable Obscurities and Political Shifts Across Corners of America
A mixed batch of late 19th century items notes Col Coit’s acquittal in a riot case, Osage chiefs seeking separation from Oklahoma, Iowa tobacco and cigarette laws, and notable deaths including S Faulkner at 102 and Dr George F Magoun. International mentions include Cuba under Weyler and press on Monroe doctrine. Also reported are census figures for Mexico, a Texas convention, and local accidents and civic actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Board of Trade
Washington
John L. Sullivan
Galva
Southern Pine Company
Offerman
Fred A. Lapham
Millbury
Mass
Salvation Army
New York City
Ballington Booth
America
Belle of Nelson
Louisville
Henry M. Fowle
Sheperd & Forse Lumber Company
Boston
Fessenden& Navlibour
Chicago
John R. Maines
Indianapolis
Ind
Rusk
Tex
R. C. ‘Pingree & Co
Lewiston
Colville
Wash
Adolph Niese
William Trout
Maysville
Union Trust Company
Pittsburgh
Belva A. Lockwood
Pension Bureau
Albert H. Baker
Sandusky
N. Norton
Supreme Court of Indiana
Alfred L. Kennedy
Philadelphia
A. B. Coit
Washington Courthouse
Aow
Osages
S. Faulkner
Middletown
N. Y
Helen Dean
Brooklyn
N.Y
Macomber
Caughnawaga
Saranac Lake
George F. Magoun
Iowa College
Iowa
Grinnell
Celeste E. Carleton
Will Carleton
N Y
Texas Republicans
Dallas
George A. Anderson
Neoid Mwelfth
Ave
Quincy
Ill
New Orleans
J. N. Phares
Ezekiel Webster
Daniel Webster
Concord
N. Hi
Mills Haithcock
Calvinfnick
James H. Culver
Spencer
Cozie
Mexico
Chihuahua
Titzsimmons
Maher
Juarez
Madrid
Weyler
Cuba
Havana
John Hays Hammond
Transvaal
United States
London
Lord Salisbury
Terrell
Marash
Kharput
Turkey
Isabinilla
Senate Passes Free Silver Substitute in Bond Bill Fight
Washington February 3 senate votes 42 to 35 to adopt the free silver substitute for the house bond bill after long debate. Majorities for and against are listed with key speeches by Morrill and Mills, while the measure details mint operations and redemption rules for silver and greenbacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Washington
Senate
Morrill
Congress
Mills
Yeas—Allen
Bacon
Bate
Berry
Blanchard
Brown
Butler
Call
Cameron
Cannon
Carter
Chilton
Clark
Cockrell
Daniel
George
Harris
Irby
Jones
Arkansas
Nevada
Kyle
Mantle
Mitchell
Oregon
Pascoe
Peffer
Perkins
Pettigrew
Pritchard
Pugh
Roach
Shoup
Squire
Stewart
Teller
Tillman
Turpie
West
Voorhees
Walthall
Warren
White
Wilson
Nays
Allison
Baker
Burrows
Caffery
Chandler
Davis
Elkins
Faulkner
Frye
Gallinger
Gear
Gibson
Gorman
Gray
Hale
Hawley
Hill
Hoar
Lindsey
Lodge
McBride
McMillan
Martin
Wisconsin
Murphy
Nelson
Fulmer
Pratt
Proctor
Sherman
Thurston
Vilas
Wetmore
United States
Treasury
Salzer Seed Co catalogue offer and travel ads
Fragments advertise seeds and postage offers from Salzer Seed Co La Crosse Wis. Also travel ads for Southern Land excursions via Big Four Route with one fare plus two dollars, tickets valid thirty days. Includes random quotes and product pitches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Northwest
Chesapeake and
Ohio
Virginia
South Carolina
Via
U. S. Travet
Clark &J
Chicago
Ill
Salzer
John A. Salzer
la Crosse
Wis
Souther Land
Southern Farm
J. C. Tucker
Clark Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Waynetown
B. JW. Small
Sun
Verne W. Jaynes
Pierre
Madeline Messner
Gibsonburg
Toledo
Pope
Supreme Bench
Gus Thomas
Hardin County
Savanna
Tenn
Thomas
Hollidaysburg
Pa) Iron and Nail Company
George Krout
Wells-Fargo Express
Colorado Springs
Col
Narragansett Park
Providence
R. 1
Marshall
Michy
Charles Asimus
Kalifna
James Greenwood
George Barnard
Fort Stanwix National Bank
Rome
William Morrison
Freeport
William Laporte
William Kiefer
Roy Vesey
Loyd B. Montgomery
Daniel McKercher
Albany
Ore
New York Club
Lord Dunraven
Telva A. Lockwood
Pension Byean
Wasington
Union Shoe Company
Caillicothe
Theodore S. Dick
Director of the Mint
Evans, Belle & Clark Company
Waldoboro
Wayne Electric Tight Company
Wayne
Arthur Deustrow
St. Louis
Union
Tillie Anderson
Aliss Farnsworth
Minneapolis
Baptist Publication Society
American Baptist Historical Society
Booneville
Pennsylvania
John
Jacob’. Mantz
Thore
Wewoka
O. T
Harrison
John K. Gowdy
Indiana Republican Committee
Iowa House
New York
Weber Piano Company
William E. Wheelock & Co
Dickie
Prohibition Party
Mount Riga
Mary Jones
Chauncey M. Depew
Booth
Lee Sellers
Knoxville
Peshtigo Reef
Lake Michigan
Whaleback Reef
Cedar River
Ottawa Point
Mengminee Harbor
Indiana
General Assembly
Uavana
San Francisco
New York Yacht Club
Senate Committee
Chicago Post
God
P. H. Savage
Hail
F. J. Cagney & Co
Hall
John Ore
Abbeville
Decatur
Als
Chattanooga
Jacksonville
Fils
Memphis
St. Augustine
Fla
Tampa
Fila
Mobile
Ala
A Sessions
Trav. Minn
City Ticket Office
Upton Greene
Harlem Life
Hemor Gsassenger Agen
Louisville, Ky
Jd. K. Ridgely
Mr. X
California
Phillips Rock Island
Los Angeles
Tech A. Phillips & Co
Phillips
Sebastian
Chic
Deartmerit
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Bent Bell
Adams St
Tan
Goethe
McVicker's Theater
Creston-Clarke
Orpux
Piso
George Eliot
SS Taure
Ida
Queen & Crescent
geLy
Binks
Ares Jones
Bazar
C. J.hood & Co
Lowell
Hood
Delong
Richardson & de Long Broa
RIAL
P.O. Boz
ELY Brothers
Warren Street
Coxuisus
Norfolk
R. A
W. DB
Brines
Eae
Rockwell
Filleiire Sirgets
Baok
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