Sawyer Says Blaine Favored by Wisconsin Republicans
Senator Sawyer of Wisconsin reports strong Blaine sentiment nationwide but doubts a Blaine nomination due to established precedents. He predicts Harrison would be the Democratic nominee if Blaine declines and notes Cleveland as a likely Democratic candidate.
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Endowment in Danger at Union Theological Seminary
Endowment funds nearly all cash endowment ($800000) of Union Theological Seminary are at risk due to directors voting against aligning with the faculty on the Briggs controversy. Donations, including $5000 from Jassell Sage, may be withdrawn. fall action could trigger litigation to recover funds.
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Hostile Navajos and Mischief Across the Frontier
A July report from the Navajo reservation describes defiance toward whites and a band of about 600 Navajo Indians seizing Willium Roden's ranch stock, driving off herdsmen and killing cattle. Sheriff Francis plans to march with cowboys to seize leaders. war department may be appealed if chiefs aren’t arrested.
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Kansas Alliance Plans Debt Consolidation With Corporations
The Kansas Alliance forms a committee to assess farm mortgage indebtedness and negotiate with capitalists to renew or refinance on lower terms. Aimed at reducing interest to about 6 percent, the move counters Repudiation fears and cuts middlemen fees. President Frank McGrath denies a secret Wheat circular urging farmers to hold for 1.25 a bushel is fake.
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Railway Construction in the United States First Half 1841
The Railway Age reports midyear railway construction across the United States. From January to July 1, 1841, 1.75 miles of main track were laid across 38 states and 139 roads, with the South showing the most activity at 713 miles on 46 lines. The trans-Missouri-Northwestern region added 571 miles on 44 lines, the six Middle states 319 miles, and New England 26 miles on 5 lines.
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Railway fare changes and burial news from Hawarden
A morning report notes revised tariff rates between Chicago and a named party, effective Tuesday, with first and second class fares listed. Hawarden mourns W. H. Gladstone with family and friends present. In Chicago, Gibson indictments are adjourned to August after a criminal court session led by Judge Coll and State Attorney Lungenecker.
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Bank Closures and Bank Robbery Echoes of 1873 Panic
Reports from Louisville Philadelphia and Washington detail the Pats City Bank closure after heavy deposit runs tied to the Barings crisis and Artilles collapse. A 1873 bank robbery with large cash losses and claims of depositor protection follow, while National Bank stockholders levy a 45 percent assessment to cover capital shortfalls and officials debate resignations and asset-liability schedules.
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