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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1896

Page

5

Silver Convention Adopts Platform On Money Reform

In St Louis on July 23 the National Silver Party adopted its platform calling for a return to gold and silver coinage at 16 to 1, oppose the gold standard, and demand government control of currency with silver and gold as legal tender. The convention discussed delaying the report, floated Bryan Sewall as nominees, and heard remarks from speakers including Mrs Gougar and Dr Mott amid debate on conference with Populists.

ST. Louis Committee On Resolutions National Silver Party of America United States Treasury Washington Hamilton Jefferson Monroe Jackson Lincoln Baker Bryan Sewall Chicago Washington, D. C William J. Bryan Nebraska Arthur Sewall Maine A. J. Warner Ohio Minnesota Irwin Jones Nevada W. H. Harvey Illinois Harvey C. R. Scott Senator Towne Hillyer Wisconsin Ruble D. Cole Northwest Doud Missouri Germany Cole St. John Mott Cr. G. Bradshaw Montana J. J. Mott The Bimetallic League Devine League Bradshaw Dr. Mott L. F. Chaffee Chaffee Canton McKinley Hobart Hanna W. H New York California Little Kansas Sewell Blaine Congress Deniphan Committee On Strong General McIver L. F. Dow

Paroled Monks amid murder case on Herbert Fuller

Brown testifies before the consul detailing the chart room massacre and Captain Nash’s death with Bram striking at the captain. Seamen corroborate, Monks faces possible Boston trial. Captain Nash’s brother says robbery motives loom, watch missing, axe found, Bram claims innocence.

Brown Bram Captain Nash Monks Herbert Fuller Nash Mrs. Nash O’sullivan W. Nash John Swan New York Fuller Harrington Josephine Ellicott Bunker Ellicott Halifax Boston Finn Spencer

City court trades echo gold silver vote in Province work

In Province court workers from many trades weigh gold versus silver in a straw vote. Of 126 men observed, 46 favor gold, 87 favor silver, with 27 lacking suffrage rights and women not voters. Some voters cite business reasons, others keep their views private.

Province Court Post

Banks Prepare to Turn $23 Million Gold Into Sub Treasuries

Treasury officials report banks will swap over 23 million dollars in gold for legal tender notes to bolster the gold reserve. About 18.5 million is pledged by New York bankers, 2 million by Boston, 2 million by Philadelphia, with expected further aid from Chicago. There is now no excuse for a bond issue.

Washington Treasury Department New York Boston Philadelphia Chicago Treasury

Gold Reserve Reaches 101 Million After Bank Deposits

National Treasury reports the gold reserve at 101,881,770 after New York banks deposited 15,250,000 in gold and received the same amount in legal tender notes redeemable for gold. Withdrawals totaled 239,400 for hoarding purposes.

Washington Treasury Gold Reserve New York National Banks Treasury

Savings banks curtail loans in New Britain

Connecticut savings banks in Hartford report New Britain banks cutting loans due to uncertainty in monetary and political affairs. The trend may spread to other state banks, with similar action under consideration by institutions elsewhere.

Hartford Conn New Britain

Obituary for Ontario bee keeper Allen Pringle

Allen Pringle of Picton Ontario, famed as the leading Ontario bee keeper and head of the province’s honey exhibit at the World's Fair, has died. He contributed to major magazines in the United States and Canada.

Picton Ont Allen Pringle Ontario Pringle United States Canada

Tailors Strike Leaders Pleased With Early Progress

Leaders report 11,000 workers out across branches in New York as Brownsville and Brooklyn shops shut. Fifteen shops closed this morning, over 400 men affected, six Brooklyn shops to join. Overcoat and Sack Coat Makers Local Union plans sympathetic walkout this week. Workers have paid dues. treasury reportedly healthy.

New York Brotherhood Brownsville Brooklyn No. 30 United Garment Workers Brotherhood of Tailors Solomon

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