Washington's New Government Builds Power and Prestige
Washington shapes the federal government after the Revolution, selecting Hamilton, Knox, Jefferson, Randolph and others to form a capable cabinet. He stresses dignity, prudence, and accommodation, tours the East to win support, and backs Hamilton’s bold financial plan to fund foreign debt and assume state debts, forging a lasting national framework.
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Prudenes
Washington
Hamilton
Madison
Confederation
Mra. Washington
Count de Moustier
United States
America
France
Illnens
Good Providence
Congress
Wasrington
Alexander Hamilton
Treasury
Henry Knox
Thomas
Edmund Randolph
Jefferson
Confedera
Thomas Jefferson
Plate
John Adama
Virginia
Richard Henry Lee
Patrick Henry
George Mason
The
Old Dominion
Knox
Hancock Cought
Weekington
Manenchunetta
George Washington
Prestiea
Hamiton
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New England
South
Alfaffa
Hamilton's Debt Plan Sparks Congressional Clash in 1789
The scene unfolds as President Washington's cabinet shapes the plan, with Jefferson arriving to join in. The crucial state debts measure faces fierce opposition in the House and threatens Union dissolution, as southern and northern factions clash over central power.
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New York
Washington
Hamilton
Congress
Jefferson
Monticello
Geome
Union
Eider
Sulzer Demands Resignation Of New York Solon
Albany April 1 Governor Sulzer demanded the resignation of New York State Senator Stephene J Stillwell of New York City after a complaint from George H Kendall of the New York Bank Note Co alleging Stillwell sought money to pass stock exchange reform legislation Kendall supplied telegrams claiming Stillwell charged 260 dollars for drafting the bill and coordinated payments with Senate officials.
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Sulzer
New York
Solon
Albany
N. Y
Stephene J. Stillwell
New York City
George H. Kendall
New York Bank Note Company
Stillwell
Senate
Lewis
Bullwell
Assembly Committee
Kendall Telegram Sparks Senate Hearing In Stock Exchange Bill
George H. Kendall claims a $1 000 telegram pressured officials to push an incorporation bill through. He warns he will expose more via telegrams to lawmakers if deadlines aren t met. Senator Stillwell calls Kendall story false as hearing on the stock exchange bill looms before the senate judiciary committee.
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Congress
Assembly
Stock Exchange
Stillwell
Geo. H. Kendall
New York Bank Note Company
Kendall
Govenor Sulzer
Merchants Plan National Aid Group for Working Girls
Chicago March 31 Members of the state senate white slave investigating committee agreed to seek cooperation of State Street merchants to form a permanent national organization aiding working girls. Chicago employers will be asked to create an association with branches in major cities to tackle the working woman issue systematically.
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Chicago
State Senate
State Street
Notice of Annual Meeting of Wyoming Stock Growers
The Wyoming Stock Growers Association calls its annual meeting in Buffalo Wyoming starting Tuesday April 1st 1913 at 10 A M and adjourns to Friday April 11th 1913 at 10 A M for officer elections and other business. Secretary Alice Smith.
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Wyoming Stock Growers’ Association
Buffalo
Wyoming
Alice Smith
Notice to Creditors Estate of Lloyd J Spaur
Letters of administration were granted December 26, 19 2 to William J McClement. Creditors must present claims with vouchers within six months or be barred. If not filed within one year from letters, claims are forever barred. Dated February 26, 1412. WILL1 OC LEMENT 26 5 18 18 26
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Lloyd J. Spaur
William J. McClement
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days Claim
An old drugstore ad promotes PAZO OINTMENT promising cure of itching bleeding or protruding piles within six to fourteen days with a money back guarantee. The snippet references The Sherms Co and uses period advertising language.
Denver Pacific Time Train Arrivals and Departures
Train schedule items show multiple numbered trains with origins and destinations including Denver Cheyenne Orla and Burlington Chicago. Entries list arrivals and departures by numbers such as No 108 No 109 No 102 No 110 No 29 No 80 No 27 plus reference to daily accommodations and a wraping service.
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Denver
South
Cheyenne
Orla
Denver Oe
Burlington
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Woodee
Woo IL
Eidward Rutledge
South Carolina
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Acton
Supreme Court
John Jay
York
John Rutledge
William Cushing
Massachusetts
John Blair
James Wilson
R. H. Harrison
Maryland
Minor
New Hampshire
Ani
Washlngtop
Dr.Pierces Golden Medical Discover
R. V. Pierce
Oregon
Dr. Pierce
People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser
R.g. Pierce
Juantitine
Uae
Bulzer
Sulser
Hall
Model Hatters Cleaners & Tailors
M. Corske
H. Shuman
Alex
J. F Milligan
Wye
Union Pacific
Omaha
Ogden
Mir A
Eastwa
Cheyer
Eoos
Alain
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