How the Government Bonds Were Made and Handled
A detailed look at the creation and distribution of government bonds in 1896. From plate preparation and engraving to final treasury seals, transfer checks, and the role of the United States Express Company. Notes on duplicate bonds, losses, and the large Vanderbilt holding, plus a comparison to early Civil War financing and the 1877 issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Washington
Carlisle
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Shirlaw
Low
Bureau
Engraving Bureau
Treasury
Office of the Register of the Treasury
Geneva
England
Alabama
Hamilton Fish
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Court of Alabama Claims
Register
John Banfield
Fish
William H. Vanderbilt
The
Postoffice Department
Postefce Department
New York
Philadelphia
United States Express Company
Missouri River
Union
George Grantham Bain
Iowa Capital Ad Listing Health Letter and Subscriber Prices
An eight page Des Moines weekly notes subscription rates and a public letter praising a medicine. It mentions Dr Sawyer and Mrs W W Weathershee in Augusta Ga, with sale by D D Bales. The item reads like a period newspaper notice of pricing and endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Capital
Des Moines
Iowa
Safe Young
West Renews The Fight On Seed Abuses In Congress
Senator West of Missouri led a sharp attack on Secretary Morton over seed distribution funds. He cited a department report alleging improper use of seed appropriations in Nebraska. The Senate set hearings on the Cuban question and the Monroe doctrine resolution. A death in the House prompted adjournment.
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Wasn Hington
Senate
Morrill
Call
Davis
Secretary of Agriculture
Mr. West
Dem
Congress
Agricultural Department
Nebraska
Representative Crain
Tex
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Ment
Ter
Hood
C. I. Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
A. P. Sawyer
M.S. Brook, Bronson
Bethel Branch, Co
Mich
D. D. Bales
West
Morton
Fender
Ames
Vicinity
J. B. Elliott
Furniture
E.M. Soper