Treasury Bond Redemption and Appointments Amid Global News
The Acting Secretary of the Treasury announces a 5 million dollar redemption call for 1865 bonds with payments starting October. The President names new public office appointees and consuls, while other cities report bank mood on gold payments, Orange protests in Montreal, and various European and colonial developments unfold.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Alexander Reed
Oho
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Elliot C. Jewett
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C. C
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Arthur
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Political and business notes from the era
Secretary Evarts leaves Washington for a Vermont trip. Orlando M. Barnes is the Michigan Democratic nominee for governor. Philadelphia hosts a large Orangemen street parade. Isaac Friedlander, a prominent San Francisco grain operator, dies of heart disease. James P. Dimmitt of Pike County is Republican nominee for Congress in Illinois district eleven. John J. Burchell, New York builder, files for bankruptcy with liabilities of 1.5 million. Rafael R Barthold, New York Consul General to Paraguay and commission merchant, suspended for nonpayment, valued at 100 thousand.
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Paraguay
Swayne’s Yar and Sarsiapariiia Pills Advertised Cure
An 19th century advertisement claims Swayne’s Pills cure headaches constipation inward piles dyspepsia and liver derangements. The pills supposedly avoid stomach irritation and purify the system by stimulating the liver and bowels and kidneys. Sold for 25 cents a box at leading druggists and in Cheyenne by Addins & Fiver Wholesale and Retail Drugists.
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