The House Passes the Currency Bill in Senate Work
Special Dispatch reports the House approved the currency bill prompting Senate work ahead. Lawmakers set upcoming hearings and anticipated amendments as the measure moves toward final passage.
20 Jun 1874
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1874
Page
1
Special Dispatch reports the House approved the currency bill prompting Senate work ahead. Lawmakers set upcoming hearings and anticipated amendments as the measure moves toward final passage.
Community notes recount a Sunday meeting of the zeldtieg Asociation No 2 at purek with speakers at Ch rd and Good. Reports include a sergeant at the Barracks, plans for Mr Preach’s sig visit, and a White or Springs trip next month. John Weber considers county assessor candidacy while Newport Driving Club members attend Col Sewalley’s gathering. A moonlight excursion drew fair turnout. Grant’s Lock site saw activity with Tar Baker and Pete McArthur. editor Quimby denied drinking. Removal announced for Moupas Beiseeees Ga lange feome onrk York Southgate streets to accommodate a larger audience. John R Hugle to lead to altar with Miss Louie Leonhard, daughter of Professor Leonhard.
A clipped OCR fragment mentions a criminal court room and a plan to move prisoners to the jail door. It notes numbers and street-like terms but is too garbled to identify people, places, or a clear event.
The chamber approved the currency bill with a 221 to 40 tally signaling strong support. The measure now moves to formal enactment and awaits any further committee or executive actions.
Paris dispatch reports the Government has agreed to an amendment extending the municipal bill by two years. The measure provides for mayoral appointments by the Government and indicates continued government influence over city governance.
Serious railway accidents reported in Pennsylvania. A freight train derailed after striking a tasl engine near Wilmore on the Pennsylvania Central line, tumbling down an embankment. several crew members were killed or seriously injured. A separate incident on the Pittsburg and Castle Shannon Railroad involved a collision in a tunnel between two coal trains, with engineers badly hurt.
The Baltimore style report notes eight million dollars in annual U.S. Can ada trade and favors a reciprocal commercial treaty with Canada. It urges government action and directs the secretary to send copies of the resolution to Ohio’s Senators and Representatives.
A congressional committee debated state control and federal interference with Arkansas conditions. Members noted difficulty limiting disputes between houses and cabinets, and proposed continuing the inquiry while keeping funds in reserve to cover potential expenses, amid unsettled political tensions.
In letters from Buveary Massachusetts and Cincinnati Ohio dated 1999, two men report dramatic relief after using Radway’s Resolvent and Radway’s Pills and Ready Re et. One man with ovarian tumor and bowel pain claims tumors vanished after six Resolvent bottles and two Radway’s Pills, plus Ready Re et. The other, age 73, cites spasmodic urethral stricture and kidney bladder inflammation, says three days on Sarsa Pills brought great relief and overall improvement.
Fire swept W C Relston's stables at Belmont last night. All horses were saved. Loss estimated at $30,000. San Francisco reported the blaze on June 20.
Additional river news reports a generally stationary river levels around 4 to 5 feet with minor shoaling at several locks. Captains note clear warm weather, some delays for outward and inward packets, and freight movements at Cincinnati Louisville Cairo and Charleston ports.
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