Senate Proceedings Highlight Civil Code Debate and City Edits
Albany reports a Senate session debating the statutory revision commission and Civil Code pending reforms. Bills passed include appointments for county offices and museum funding. Also proposed are larger New York City Board of Education, land records council, and public accounting exam reforms.
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Albany
Ellsworth
Elshere
New-York Board of Trade
Buffalo
Pascot
Board of
Buper Sece
Benator Pluckitt’s
American Museum of Natural History
New York City
Armstrong
Duttt
State Prison Commission
Brackett
Filewormn
Cy Angies
Ststem
Havens
Pek
Manhattan
Bronx
Brooklyn
Florde
Qheens
Richmond
Horoukh
Regente
Catholic Objectors Appeased at Albany Hearing
A joint Senate and Assembly hearing on educational laws sparked lively exchanges but ended in amicable understanding. Senator White refuted Judge Nelson Green’s brief alleging hearings were shut, while Green defended his actions and pledged to publish for public clarity. The session aimed at consensus on all points.
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Nil Pointe
Ginnute
Senator White
Nelson Green
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Bonds and Bahn Stockr Bales at the Stock B
The Federal Treasury statement from Washington shows balances and receipts for two days, with government receipts at 1,974,116 and total expenditures around 82,078,000. It lists national bank notes in circulation and other financial figures, reflecting state of funds and outlays.
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Federal Treasury
Treasury
Washington
Saltat
Boston Stocks Market Report and Exchange Overview
Consolidated Exchange Sales and Boston stocks highlight activity with prices on notable issues. The summary notes outside market movements and key securities, listing names like New Amsterdam Gas Continental Tobacco and Wagner while signaling general market tone and closing levels.
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Wall Street
Ile
Siig
Amsterdam
Gal Guto
Wagner
Peles
Roosevelt to Speak in Syracuse and Health Board Changes
Governor Roosevelt plans a Syracuse dinner speech and names William F Jenkins to the New York State Board of Health. Jenkins, from New York City, will fill a vacancy and chairs the Brittonny Tailiting group on the NYC Board of Health.
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Albany
Doyle
City of
New-York
Roosevelt
Syracuse
Toomorrom
Chamber of Commerce
Ely
Nominations by the President Promote Various Judges and Officers
The President sent nominations to the Senate naming Claraglil of Maryland as associate justice of the District of Columbia Supreme Court, Shelby of Alabama to the U S Circuit Court, Emmaly of the District of Columbia as public official, Go az to first lieutenant in the Infantry, Hernandez Monex to major in the Volunteer Infantry, and Kean to chief scribe with lieutenant general rank. Harry Clabaugh, Maryland attorney general, is noted as a leading Republican figure in Maryland politics to succeed McComas on the D C Supreme Court bench.
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Senate
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Maryland
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Supreme Court of the Tistrict of Co of
Kansan
He Jutae
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Shelby
Alanama
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Flemiment Volunteer Infantry
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Iueticr McOmas Washington
Harry Mr. Clabaugh
GW Ciahmigh
Carroll County
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Pennsylvania College
Gettysburg
University of Maryland
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Hartimore
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Clhaugh
Chicago
James J6. Silutne
State Senate
William J. van Northe
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Republican Shots
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Baltimore
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John A Beppe
Peranyivenia
Sara Perrenni
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Army and Navy Orders and Promotions Listed
The text lists Army and Navy orders including officer appointments promotions and transfers. It notes Captain CHARLES T. WHEELER and Captain RICHARD W. THOMPSON Jr among others, with details of reassignments and duties across departments and stations. Also included is routine Senate business covering postoffice appropriations and a joint resolution on contagious diseases in the District of Columbia.
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Lowell Tanee
Hepectine Antes Company
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Merete Cartrider Company
Nridkepur
Charles T. Wheeler
Gotoatien Department
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Sayan
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United States
Richahg W. Thompson, Jr
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Gomacesary
Eiret Litwin
Elie Eaganin Amis Phait
Satun Military Menderes
M. Bantetin
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Alphonse
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Porpa
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Aarinace
A.M. Proctor
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Senate
Washington
Butler
Pettierew
Columbia
Allison
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Delaware Senatorship contest stirs in assembly factions
In Dover and Harrisburg reports detail renewed strife over the U S Senate race. Regular Republicans fuse with Democrats to oppose Addicks with Gray favored by some. Ballots show shifting loyalties as Quay foes prepare for next week’s trial developments and anti Quay forces brace for continued resistance.
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Spectal
John Faw
Addicke
United States
Ton
Ener
Addicks
Gray
Blakely
Ewing
Grorke Gray
Union
Richardson
Baulebury
No Change in Copyright Law Paragraph Stricken
Washington reports say the conference committee backed removing the obnoxious paragraph from the copyright bill. The Senate adopted the measure, dropping a provision granting arbitrary power over copying and publication standards to the Librarian of Congress.
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Washington
Senate
House of Representatives
Lowne
Congres
Dex
Mabd Balratty
Charles Heary
Hitler
House proceedings critique and French Guiana convict action
A Washington report details claims that the House of Representatives is a noisy body and calls for orderly conduct under a proposed arrangement. It notes parliamentary disturbances and stresses the duty to inform members about executive issues amid the current setup. A French Guiana order concentrates all freed convicts in Maroni, forcing many Cayenne residents to sell assets and seek escape, highlighting harsh treatment and suffering among convicts and affected civilians.
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Poho
House of Representatives
Heatwole
House of
Milan
Kingston
Intunton
French Guiana
Inree
Cayenne
Stocks Again Active Prices Firm In Trading Review
Stocks show renewed activity and generally firm prices. Yesterday's closing levels for principal securities are listed alongside net Monday changes, highlighting a cautious market with moderate gains and losses.
Day's operations in stocks and bonds dampened by late profit taking
The market opened strong with wide participation from major interests in American Tobacco and other issues. Short sellers in Tobacco covered by day’s end as bears faced pressure. Reading and Ohio-based rails moved higher on solid demand, while anthracite coal stocks eyed gains amid a government plan to regulate output and prices. Bond trading remained firm with several large issues active and widespread participation in the market.
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Tammany
Manhattan
Soxere
Tobners
Tobacco Company
Western
Delaware and
Hudson
Jersey
American Tobacco
Inisiness Hieve
Money and Exchange Rates Highlight Turbulent Market Activity
A garbled report outlines various money market rates and exchange details. It notes 2 percent time money, 60 day and 90 day terms, several percent figures for different periods, and mentions AMIGN EXCHANGE. Domestic and foreign exchanges across New Orleans, San Francisco, Savannah, Charleston, Chicago, Boston, and other centers show varying discounts and premiums. The piece cites Bank of Germany discount rate changes and London call money conditions, with scattered references to telegraph prices and rates in multiple cities.
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Dryas
France
New Orleans
Commarca
San Francisco
Huytig
Charteston
Chirag
Hank Clicah
NGS
New-York
Henton
AEA
Minnewm
Swat
Haltimore
Exchages
SAIS
Salanoen
Germany
London
Ollie Beriny
Berlin Exchange
European silver and currency rates in the market report
The notice lists foreign exchange and precious metals rates with fragmented figures. It mentions francs, euros, Mexican dollars, London bars, and city quotes for Madrid Lisbon Buenos Aires Rome and related values, reflecting a volatile late trading session.
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France
Aly
London
Oliver Dollary
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