Secret plans to replenish gold reserve face quick action
Washington Jan 15—Secretary Carlisle presses for rapid Congress action to replenish the U S gold reserve. If he fails within weeks he will issue bonds under 1875 law to restore the reserve, a move opposed by some Democrats but expected to be used if necessary.
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Secretary Morton Vexed by Report on Use of Official Frank
Washington January 15 Secretary Morton is vexed by rumors that he used the government frank to mail copies of his Chicago addresses. His secretary says any publications were sent only by subordinates without proper authorization, and that stamps were intended. Morton asks recipients to return any documents received under his frank. Amendments to the tariff bill discussed by the Ways and Means Committee include delaying the wool schedule beyond June 1, with four or six months after that date as options. The Bland seigniorage bill move is set to be pursued, with focus shifting to the free coinage bill.
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New Jersey Solons Clash Over Senate Credentials At Trenton
In Trenton on January 10, 1910, Governor and police moved to preserve order as Republicans seized the Senate chamber. Dems held nine seats. Republicans pressed to organize, with doors opened after keys were reportedly taken home by the Democratic sergeant at arms. A tense scene followed with calls for keys, adjournments, and a wary governor awaiting legal guidance.
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Justice Among Crows Observed By French Notary
M Adder, a Sainte Croix notary, watched about 60 crows gather in a field. At a signal they rose in chorus and wheeled about a dying crow struck by multiple beak blows in the abdomen. The scene was noted for its implication of inter crow justice.
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