Silver hawks rally in four year fight for free coinage
Washington reports the silver and bimetallic leagues plan to keep headquarters in the capital to push for free coinage. General A. J. Warner issued an address urging persistent campaign, warning that maintaining the gold standard through loans or currency contraction risks ruin and British domination, with victory hoped by 1900.
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Sharp fighting in Cuba reports insurgent clash and casualties
Reports describe intense combat in Cuba with Colonel Pulanen countering insurgent leader Robau in Santa Clara, killing 36 and capturing one. Insurgents attacked Aguada Pasageros. garrison defenses held, five carbines captured, and leaders among the wounded. An American, Betuben Coupedes, was expelled from the island. A meeting at the governor’s palace rallied support for Spain’s cause, with officials and reformists dispatching a pro Spain note to Canovas del Castillo. A patriot subscription was said to be funding navy growth.
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Wage Trouble to Be Settled at Quigley Mine
Attorney for Golden Scepter Mining from Philadelphia and two local committer representatives left Missoula to hold talks with Quigley laborers. A November 4 mite meeting planned to push claims. a 10 percent collection fee was rejected as too high, prompting a prompt settlement effort to protect workers wages amid fears of unrest in the camp.
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Canada and the Gold President
New York morning note reports three Canadian cabinet members arriving to study U S electoral methods and the McKinley result. Finance Minister Fielding says no reason for alarm and expects amicable talks on issues causing Canada United States divergence after inauguration. Andrew Blair and William Patterson accompany him.
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London Bishop Reveals Priest's Conversion Plan
The Marl borough bishop presiding at a Saturday sociable states a prominent Roman Catholic priest linked to papal missions visited London and requested Anglican conversion preparation. After completion, the priest was spirited away to France, where he remains restrained. Morning papers demand fuller details on the case.
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Reassuring India famine outlook from Bombay report
A first report from Bombay notes that Punjaab and northern provinces show improving signs. Officials say relief efforts remain steady and the population adapts to the crisis with cautious optimism. Disrupted rail and factory damage in Petrograd area are mentioned as broader trouble spots.
Jubilant telegrams for McKinley after victory in Ohio
The article reports jubilant telegrams and messages to President McKinley from political allies and supporters nationwide, including figures from Chicago New Orleans and California. It notes calls at the McKinley home and mentions attendees such as congressmen and party leaders while praising his election and promising continued support.
American Economic Alarm Lessons From a Faded Prediction
A garbled early 20th century money forecast quotes Comptroller Eckels and various cited sources. It discusses currency value, credit, inflation fears, and investor sentiment. The piece warns against hoarding, notes gold standard debates, and anticipates shifting financial policy impacts.
Woman Pleads for Black Victim in Lynch Threats
Lebanon. Last Tuesday William Fein, the Black assailant in the attack on Mrs Clark, was apprehended and brought here today. The injured Clark lingered as crowds threatened to lynch Fein if she dies, while neighbors pleaded for law rather than mob justice.
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Sidney O Donne sue for damages in French courts
In Paris Sidney O Donne intends to press a French court action against a German party seeking seven million francs in damages. The report notes tensions with Germany and mentions prior imprisonment and wartime sentiment affecting proceedings as Paris moves to address the dispute.
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Madison Square Horse Show Opens Amid Arrangements
The Madison Square Horse Show in New York prepares for opening events with arrangements and participants listed. Notable entries include owners A. A. Davanparte and Jates Morrow, plus horses Vagabond and King Odin among others at Brookdale stables and nearby venues as crowds gather for the event.
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Pensions Listed for Washington and Nearby counties
A list of pensions granted in various counties includes Caroline Wallner Saint Vy En, Mary Green Black Mewor Milwhiin, Suan Be Coote Bile burg, and others. The notices name recipients and counties, with several entries noting eligibility and residency.
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Leadville Strike Deepens Amid Mining Tensions
The Leadville strike escalates as miners resist concessions while mine owners delay. Governor Mekwiyre reports tensions rising, with public warnings and potential labor actions shaping the standoff. Uproar surrounds wage disputes, property rights, and possible government intervention.
Only One Saved From Huo Crew After Dusk anchor Mishap
A schooner named the One was lost with crew members including Nad Lagi and six others. The vessel sank after anchoring near Manitowoc on a misty evening, with five bodies recovered and the surviving sailor identified as Tim. The ship, owned by HT Mead of Obl, weighed 295 tons and had been pumping fuel from a station when disaster struck.
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Local industry and politics mixed in river region report
Startup plate works begin operations while election talk swirls in the area. Companies like Towar & Company and Maher Pottery seek steady orders, with union issues and potential joint elections shaping the political climate as Maumbee area braces for fall.
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Fragmented OCR Reflects Racial Tensions at Parade
The readable fragments describe a community in Fooster during Mekintey and Hobart featuring colored banners and an Indian dance. It notes a shift in political mood with Republicans prominent and Democrats less visible, amid tense civic demonstrations and cultural displays.
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Hobart
Dubois Defeated in Idaho and Election Drift
Fragmented report notes Mr Dubois defeated in Idaho and uncertainty across counties. Projections show Bryant leading outside precincts, with ~17,000 margin. Populists push for U S senator as woman suffrage fate hinges on court ruling. other amendments and offices adopted by large margins.
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Publican views on silver policy and gold standard debate
A survey from the East quotes an influential Republican critic of silver policy. The speaker argues the party will not push silver in four years, endorses the gold standard, and predicts a national contest between gold standard adherents and pro silver forces. He calls for educating voters on the monetary issue and strengthens the silver movement’s organizational reach.
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Vanderbilt Widow Mary Louise Vanderbilt Dies After Attack
Mary Louise Vanderbilt widow of William H. Vanderbilt died at Loneborough after a sudden heart attack following a hectic morning. The event occurred while she attended a wedding and engaged with family members. No suspect or motive is reported beside the noted attack and death.
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Sunday Sun Publisher Beaten Judgment Affirmed
Olympia Wash November Frank Hob eiger formerly publisher of the Spokane Sunday Bun was indicted for publishing and selling indecent literature in Spokane county appealed to the supreme court arguing defects in the information and insufficient charge. The supreme court today affirmed the lower court judgment sentencing him to two years imprisonment and four?teen months.
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Electric Line to Cripple Creek
The Colorado Springs Victor and Cripple Creek railroad is incorporated to build an electric line about six miles long from Victor to Cripple Creek. Bonds are being floated at six percent, with funds raised in Boston. Directors expect initial paving by July 1, 1897, and work will start promptly after election results.
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Pillsbury Slowly Recovering During Chess Tourney
Pillsbury, a renowned American chess expert, arrived in London for a chess tournament and showed health improvement after earlier concerns. Doctors remain cautious as he continues medical care and the event proceeds amid weather and local disruptions.
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