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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1874

Page

2

Treasury official to sail for Europe to exchange bonds

J P Bigelow chief of the Treasury Loan Division will sail from New York tomorrow to manage the exchange of bonds under the Rothschilds Syndicate. He previously acted for the government with the syndicate and with ex Senator Cattell as figurehead. The piece notes shifts in pay and absenteeism rules and calls Congress to curb long official absences. It also covers third term talk about Grant, Mosby Paine duel threats, the death of Mortusry, and a 1877 state department move on steamship clearances.

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Public letter by Francis D Moulton on Beecher Tilton affair 1570

A long, dated public statement from Francis D. Moulton recounts his uneasy role in the Beecher Tilton scandal. He explains his attempt to avert a national calamity, protect families, and preserve social order while bearing public accusations. The draft letter defends his integrity and details pressures from Beecher and Tilton, urging disclosure of the truth.

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