Silver debate on Sherman law repeal in Senate halted
Senators from multiple states argued over the Sherman act repeal, blaming the panic on inflation, tariff fears, and international markets. Teller defended repeal risks while Mitchell Hawley and others warned against it, citing bullion policies and global financial shocks without U.S. silver price stabilization.
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Death of Milton Hay Springfield lawyer dies at 76
Milton Hay, a longtime Springfield lawyer and civic figure born July 3, 1817 in Fayette County Kentucky, died at 76 after a long illness. A pioneer in Illinois law, he helped shape the state constitution and served in the legislature, with partnerships including Hay Cullom and Hay Green Little. He leaves two children from his first marriage and two from his second.
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Yellow fever epidemic rumors spread from Brunswick
Reports from Brunswick Georgia dated September 20 describe a worsening yellow fever outbreak with twenty current cases and a death, doctors advising no new physicians or nurses, local hospitals to open, and private donations to meet destitution as fear of an epidemic grows.
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