Sound Money Convention Urged By Central Bimetallic League
Memphis May 27 The Central Bimetallic League of Memphis issues a public address denouncing a banking control plot and urging a national convention to be held June 12 and 13 1895. Delegates are invited from every community to promote a return to independent money and to curb alien financial influence.
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Central Bimetallic League of Memphis
Sound Money
Memphis
United States
American Congress
Ly Serle
Ly Serle Their Por ‘Pousey At © Constitutional and ‘ LaPororgiy” Neconotic
Frea
Gall
Fos
Cotton Exchanges
Boards of Trade
Pheire
W.N. Brown
D. H. Arciibald
Democratic Editors Toasts and Free Silver Debate
A New York gathering of Democratic editors ends with a banquet led by Colonel William Brown and John A. Mason reading Cleveland’s letter. Mason quotes the president on free coinage, while Senator Hill and Comptroller Eckels press sound money as core Democratic principles amid praise for economic stability.
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New York
William Brown
John A. Mason
Gotham
Lamont
Wilson
Brown
Senator Hill
Hill
Supreme Court
James H. Eckels
Democratic Party
Eckles
Cleveland
Sound Money Convention Demands Gold Standard Support
About 8,000 attendees at Memphis hearing speeches by W J Crawford and Congressman Catchings as they pledge to resist free silver and favor gold standard principles. Resolutions call for maintaining value, opposing 16 to 1 silver coinage, and endorsing reform efforts while praising President Cleveland.
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W. J. Crawford
Sound Money
Carlisle
Acthomas C. Catchings
Crawford
Associated Mercantile Bodies of
Richard H. Clark
Alabama
Congressman Catchings
Clark
Cleveland
Catching
Catchings
G. ©. Matthews
Josiah Patterson
H. M. Roze
Washington
Jefferson
Hamilton
Tha T Lime
John Locke
Wader
Heldon
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Reform Committee On Sound Currency
New York
Patterson
Johnson and Eck Released from Stearns & Co contracts
Johnson and Eck are released after expulsion from the L A W. The Stearns firm states they are no longer under obligation due to their expulsion from the league. Gail Hamilton dying as physicians say death hourly probable. O Connor initiates 600 Hibernians in St Louis breaking order record. Berlin reports reforms urged. if rejected by the porte a European conference will convene.
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China
Honolulu
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Stearns & Co
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Waasiington
Giresham
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Miss Dodge
O'Connnor
Hiberniang
St. Louis
J. P. O’connor
Order of Hibernians
Forte
Berlin
Kolitische Zeitung
Adam Beard
Massillon
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Clinton
Ind
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Bellevue
Iowa
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Oskaloosa
Iowa State House
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Atlanta
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Mattoon
Thomas Punshon
St. Joseph
Henny
Adam Gross
South Bend
P. B. Triem
Manchester
Hahnemannian Society
Jows City
Bluff Creek
Rock Island
Elion
Iadapot
Romarkanio
Organa
Teada
Patiania
Othara
Mixed Wills of Archbishop Kenrick Prompt Probate Suit
A probate inquiry in Latonta May 2 considers a suit to divest Archbishop Kenrick of title due to age and incapacity. Attorneys report multiple wills and a lost declaration of trust leaving property valued about 3 million to Archbishop Kain as executor. Nearest heirs are Miss Eustace and her nephew Eustace. Kenrick’s Irish relatives are not believed to exist.
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Kenrick
Archbishop Kenrick
R. Graham Brest
Father Brady
Eustace
Frost
Ryan
Philadelphia
Brody
A. J. P. Garesohe
Kain
Garesche
Major Lindsay
Miss Eustace
Ireland
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