Philadelphia Mint Readies $60 Million in Gold Double Eagles
Philadelphia November reports secretary Cortelyou demands at least $60,000,000 in gold double eagles to be delivered within three months. The Philadelphia mint accelerates with new machinery and a large staff working round the clock to meet the order, while $24,000,000 remains in vaults and ten million more bullion arrives via express to fill shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
George 3. Cortelyou
United States Treasury
Philadelphia Mint
Mint
Oklahoma
Joseph D. Murphy
United States Express Company
Lusitania
Reading Terminal
Murphy
Mr. Murphy
Armed Express Guards
Chestnut Street
Broad
Cortelyou
United States
James Pollock
Pennsylvania
Buchanan
Roosevelt
New Orleans
San Francisco
Denver
Fraunces Tavern Reopens After Elabo rate Restoration in New York
Fraunces Tavern on Pearl Street, built in 1719, is restored to its former Georgian character. The Sons of the Revolution plan a December 4 re opening with officials, unveiling a commemorative tablet, and a public ceremony already attended by notable city figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Navy
Washington
City of
Chamber of Commerce
The
Union
Sons of the Revolution
Consolidated Stock Exchange
Fraunces’ Tavern
Stephanis von Cortlandt
Etienne de Lancey
Holland
England
James de Lancey
Olver
Wis
Busness
Bersans
de Lancey, Robinson & Co
Madue
Queen Charlotte
George Iiii
Queen’s Head Tavern
Samuel Fraunces
Black Sam
Broad and
Pearl Streets
Sons of the American Revolution
W. H. Mesereau
Fraunces
Pearl Street
Sons of the Revolution of
State of
Patriotic Order
Westerburg
Massachusetts
Continental Congress
Philadelphia
John Hancock
Clinton
General Washington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Poogle Eagles
Robert Clark
Clark
Chicago
Treasury
Treasury Department
Court of Last Appeal
Mr. Clark
Herald
Cincinnati
Cortelyon
New
Sraeil
S. A. McGuire
Arnhem
Rotterdam
Belig
Mauretania