Conference Debates Monetary Reform Plan and Power Struggles
At Indianapolis January 14 the monetary conference opened with brisk, plain talk and little frill. Delegates debated a resolutions report seeking a steady monetary system, gold standard continuity, and a national note retirement plan, while battles over strategy and Congress loomed large.
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Congress
Seaman Walker
Indianapolis
Fowler
Capitol
National House of Negatives
Committee On
United States
Treasury
Sesgon
Hanna
Ite
Evscutive
Olney Turned Down and Gear Reports Indebted Union Pacific
Secretary Olney failed in executive session to reopen vote on extradition treaties with the Orange Free State and Argentina. Gear received detailed information from Receiver Anderson about Union Pacific indebtedness for branch-line construction and asset value. Oleo debate heats the House as Grout leads a measure to treat oleomargarine as subject to state restrictions. Pacific railroads bill proposes a treasury interior attorney general commission to settle bond debt.
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Bombehes
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Massachusetts
House Committee On Banking and Currency
Congress
Washington
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Connorsville
Ind
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Congressman Fowler
Hall
Honrs
Senate
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Ingalls
Cincinnati
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Indianapolis
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Woodward
Board of Trade
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Gear
Oleo
Wasuineror
Olney
Orange Free State
Committee On Foreign Relations
Morgan
Davie
Ainit
Beget
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Seator Gear
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Union Pacific Railroad Company
Union Pacific
Pacific Heads
Coxey
Louis
Jacob
People’s Party
Carl Brown
John J. Streeter
J. B. Osborne
Paul Vandervoort
John 8. Dare
J. J. Masterson
United States
Democratic Organization
Republican Party
Reform
Justice
Nashville
Tenn
Most
Memphis
Reform Press Association
Ohio Statesman McKinley Admin Opens Senate Route
Washington reports McKinley will name Ohio veteran Senator Sherman as premier. Hanna favored for Senate seat, with Bushnell expected to appoint him after Sherman's move. Sherman's long career, Arch of cabinet, and reconciled Ohio factions frame a likely McKinley administration balance.
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Sherman
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Foraker
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Russell A. Alger
Michigan
General Algor
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Connecticut
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