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Atlanta Constitution in Atlanta, Georgia

16 Feb 1900

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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1900

Page

8

Morgan Attacks the Gold Standard Measure in Senate Debates

Washington February 16. In a lengthy speech Senator John T. Morgan of Alabama argues against the gold standard bill now before the Senate. He contends the measure would empower national banks, retire greenbacks, and shift monetary control to gold and bank notes, threatening perpetual national debt and undermining silver money as the people’s true currency. He also links expansion to finance policy for Spanish possessions and Hawaii, urging a silver-based system aligned with democratic principles.

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Senate adjourns to Monday January 2 1900

The senate adjourned today after Mr Aldrich moved to meet on Monday next. The motion was agreed to and at 238 pm the senate adjourned until January 2 1900 at 12 o'clock noon.

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Coal Tow Sent Down Mississippi From Greenville

A second tow of Walker county coal begins its voyage from Greenville Mississippi down the Mississippi to New Orleans to fulfill a 130000 ton order for the Texas and Pacific railroad. About six to seven thousand tons ride the barges with no anticipated landing problems as coal supply tightens in New Orleans. Railroad officials say efforts focus on moving coal swiftly from mines to Greenville for barge loading to meet Crescent City demand.

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Whale Capital and Insurance Totals from Six Months

The document lists capital paid in cash and stock totaling 1.40 million, cash expenditures of $190,232.86 for the last six months of the year, and the greatest single risk at $3,000. It also notes total insurance outstanding of 24 toona. The text is fragmented and appears to be a financial or insurance ledger extract with incomplete figures.

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