Financial and political notes from Washington and beyond
A broad survey from Washington on money, agriculture, Ireland’s plight, and political maneuvers. Discussions include the withdrawal of greenbacks, silver demonetization, Honest Money League activities, Weaver refunding bills for soldiers, and Pound’s proposed presidential term limit. Also covers Irish leaders Parnell and Dillon touring the U S, Ireland’s famine risk, and U S debt and coinage figures.
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Washington
Honest Money League
Messrs
Parnell and
Dillon
New York
Ireland
Globe
England
Green Isle
Scotland
Wales
Canada
Europe
Morgan
Alabama
Belva Lockwood
Charlotte Smith
Senate
Messrs Burch
Bright
Burch
Pinckney Whyte
Singleton
Joint Committee On Printing
Baltimore
United States
Maryland
Ben Singleton
Mississippi
United States Senate
Yazoo
Messrs. White
Treasury
New Haven Firms Share Stone Dressing and Firearms Deal
Nicholas Jenkins and Clark R. Shelton of New Haven are identified in a transaction involving a machine for dressing and paneling stone and a sight for firearms.
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Washington
Franklin County, O
New York City
Thomas A. Starkey
New Jersey
Newark
N.J
Clark
Rhode Island
Heroe
Pennsylvania
Scarborough
Littlejohn
Dr Caro
New York
Mani
United States Patent Office
Connecticut
John E. Earle
New Haven
Conn
Nicholas Jenkins
Clark R. Shelton
Aquila Moore
Peck Bros., & Co
Joseph J. Sweeney
William W. Wetmore
Winchester Repeating Arms Co
George Theobald
Hartford
Samuel R. Wilmot
Bridgeport
Bridgeport Brass Co
United States
New England
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R. 8
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Patent Attorneys
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Washinton
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Pensions
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Pension Attorneys
Washington, D. C
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New Haven, Conn
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Branford and Vicinity
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Washington, D.C
Cosgrove’s
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J. Tuttle
Attorney AT Law
Chapel Street