National Greenbackers Meet in St Louis For New Name
National Greenbackers gather in St Louis seeking a fresh label for their causes while debates over land grant railroads loom. Senator West proposes ideas as politicians in the Senate weigh civil service issues and a Rochester bank suffered a drop in shares amid speculation by officers.
Washington items of interest in Congress and court cases
In Washington on December 20, Melville testified on DeLong's report to the Secretary of the Navy found with bodies. Senate committees discussed recess, Utah delegation, civil service reform, and rail consolidation. Court-martial actions and postoffice funding measures dominated House and Senate proceedings, with remarks on patronage and partisan influence. Upton bank troubles surfaced as city finances faltered.
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Washington
Melville
Jeannette Board
DeLong
Secretary of the Navy
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
Dickson
Bowen
Senate
Ferdinand Pusher
la Crosse
Herman W. Stone
Benson
Minnesota
Maryland
West Virginia
Finance Committee
Ways and Means
Mississippi River
Richardson
Cain
Utah
Jefferson Chandler
Senate Committee On Railroads
Miller
Alabama
Southern Pacific Railroad
Atlantic and Pacific
Jefferson Barracks
H. H. Craws
Fourth Cavalry
Hopkins
Pensacola Navy Yards
Congress
Robinson
United States
Bingham
Fennegivania
Anil
J. Robeson
New Jersey
McLane
Missouri
Robeson
Caswell
Wisconsin
Arkansas
Massachusetts
Dann
Hewitt
New York
Roabeson
Secretary of the Treasury
Holmen
Rochester City Bank Closure Sparks Speculation Scandal
New York reports say the City Bank of Rochester closed this morning amid a suspected $500000 deficiency caused by oil and stock speculation by President Charles E Upton. Deposits were about $500000 with $80000 in bank paper. attorneys say a director notes soundness a month ago.
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American Exchange Bank of New York
Upton
New York
Rochester
Chas. Upton
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Charles E. Upton
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J. B. Perkins
Asonia
Greenback Labor party meetings and strong bids
A large Western Michigan lumber delegation of 71 men arrived in St Louis to seek broader trade with St Louis Indianapolis and Kansas City. They own over 50 million dollars in capital and 210 million feet of lumber awaiting spring business. The group met with Wabash manager John C Gault and joined the Merchants Freight Bureau insiders including Seth Frink and Jno McEnnis. Separately the National Committee of the Greenback Labor party debated renaming the party and possible new alliances while key figures like Col Jesse Harper Briton Hill and John Studebaker spoke on the political situation. Mrs Walburg A Wockerle begins a 10000 suit against Mutual Life and Anna Life Insurance for alleged fraud involving her husband. A secret committee meeting discussed dissolving the Greenback party and forming a new coalition opposed to Republicans and Democrats. late tonight action on the plan was anticipated. Judge Filley of Pittsfield Mass credited St Jacobs Oil with curing rheumatism.
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St. Louis
Western Michigan
Indianapolis
Kansas City
John C. Gault
Wabash Railroad
Muskegon
Grand Rapids
Merchants’ Freight Bureau
Seth Frink
Gould Southwestern System
Bureau
Jno
The
National
Monopoly Independent
Whig
Col
Jesse Harper
Illinois
John B. Weaver
Iowa
B. J. Chambers
Texas
John Studebaker
Rev
G. DeLamater
Britton A
A. Hill
Walburg A. Wockerle
United States
Mutual Life Insurance Company
New York
Anna Life Insurance Company
J. ©. Webster
DeLamatyr
Indiana
Greenback Party
Weaver
Fires consume Hawkes farm in Charlemont disaster
The Hawkes farm at Charlemont burned today, destroying 150 sheep 50 calves and hay and grain stock valued around 815,000. Other items note a new Astor Library building in New York and a lighthouse project at Eddystone England. Also included are anecdotal tales on whisky drinking, a shirt sale joke, and long agricultural rotation notes.
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Springfield
Mass
E. C. Hawkes
Astor Library
New York
Wm. B. Astor
Eddystone
Louian Curene
Georgia
Paris
de Quincy
England
Lexington
Dupage
Paris Theaters and Cafe Concerts Highlight Cultural Scene
A note extols Leis' German Baking Powder as the purest strongest powder with careful production, while Paris boasts twenty four theaters and one hundred cafe concerts. The letter urges thorough trial before judgment.
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Paris
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