Gorn closes in New York and varied political notes
The report covers Gorn's closure in New York at 1 01, nominations for Boston and Charlestown customs chief, Swaton Fanaki as Senate approved president pro tem, and Massachusetts Republican tensions over Simmons. It notes Russian Turkish tensions, potential peace talks, and Sherman social antics. Governor Nichols pardon prospects stir New Orleans talks amid Louisiana GOP warnings.
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Newspaper Outlook on Vetoes and Policies Across Regions
The Pittsburg Dispatch doubts any veto of the silver bill while the Albany Journal and St. Louis Globe anticipate no veto. The Washington Post says Hayes will veto with resolve. Reports note indigo Republicans cheered, and Springield Journal hopes plenipotentiaries to a European congress. A San Francisco Medical Society case discusses Loo Chang on Chinese leprosy and its curability early on but not after years.
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China
Tramps, sharks, and a cork end bottle in curious notes
An assortment of curious cultural quips and social asides. The piece jokes about European and American tramps, coins a term mining shark for dangerous miners, cites a French fish tale, and mocks figures from music and politics including Levy the cornetist and Gen. Le Duc. It notes political figures in Virginia and remarks on bottle corks and cork-end tops in a brief aside.
Butler Defends Silver Standard in House Speech
Washington notes Butler’s floor remarks urging full silver dollar legal tender and domestic currency reform. He attacks Treasury policies, favors a government issued dollar with fixed value, low intrinsic cost, and non redeemability, and criticizes Secretary Sherman as a target for hanging.
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Banking and Currency Panel Rejects Treasury Note Swap
Washington February 26 The Banking and Currency committee rejected Ewing’s proposal to swap Treasury notes for national bank notes and to reissue greenbacks to 400 million. The vote was three in favor and the measure failed. Washington February 20 Secretary calls Senate to order as Vice President absent. Thomas Ferry elected president pro tempore and thanks the chamber before assuming duties.
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Chambers Defends Southern Policy Speech
In Washington on February 26 Chambers spoke in defense of the President's Southern policy and praised Louisiana authorities for provoking fe members, signaling political stance amid regional tensions.
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Chambers
Louisiana
Chalmers Accuses Hale and Garfield on Southern Policy
In Washington on February 20 the House heard Chalmers accuse Hale and Garfield of cunningly attacking the President's southern policy to split the party and turn off Senate southern members. Regan urged restraint and said Chalmers was not giving a personal explanation.
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Poisoned well deaths rise in Richfard Vermont
In Richfard Vermont on February 26 a young woman named Button becomes the fourth death from drinking water from a poisoned well. Additional fatalities are anticipated as investigations continue.
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Diplomacy and War News From Europe and Greece
Dispatches from Constantinople and London report strong pleas to sign the peace treaty promptly. War department updates note transport and medical train readiness for the first army corps, with second corps nearly ready. Greek insurgents land on the Albanian coast as tension over indemnity and terms of peace grows.
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Bullion in Bank of England and Paris Peace Talks
The Bank of England received bullion totaling £59000 on balance yesterday. A Vienna dispatch notes the conference site remains unsettled with Vienna the latest suggestion. Hyde Park in London plans another peace meeting with crowd control measures. A Berlin dispatch states Germany will be represented by the Prussian secretary of state Herr Von Bulow and Counsellor Busch at the conference. Todleben recalled to St Petersburg. New York money markets show values around 101 for bonds, with various stock and bond quotes listed. A Leader weekly ad offers subscriptions from 1 year to 4 months via Leaver Painting Co. Cheyenne Wyoming.
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Cabinet Deliberations on Silver Bill Veto Possibility
Washington February 20 The Cabinet split on whether the President should sign or veto the silver bill with a decision deferred for fuller discussion. New York pressure mounts to secure a veto and prevailing opinion leans toward the veto option, though no final stance is announced.
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Coronation of Pope Leo to be held Sunday
The coronation of Pope Leo will take place on Sunday. Several crime and accident notes follow, including ship cargo fire in New Orleans and a fire at a Chicago printing establishment.
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LeAper Seeks News Readers Urged to Subscribe
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