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Nonconformist in London, Middlesex

15 Oct 1873

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Nonconformist

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 15, 1873

Page

7

Panic in Philadelphia as Jay Cooke firm collapses

Philadelphia and New York react to the Jay Cooke and Co. suspension and stock market chaos. Government measures avoid currency inflation while Treasury buys bonds on par value. Newsmen probe interviews amid the panic, with religious and political commentary shaping public mood.

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Philadelphia Jay Cooke and Co Stock Exchange Grant Secretary of the Treasury Treasury Jay, Cooke and Co Jay Cooke Mr. Hatch Chadbands Montague Tiggs New York Herald Sun Lagle Wall-street Sell Brooklyn Butler Massachusetts Ferald Presi
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Life in Australia lecture at Craven Chapel

The Rev John Graham of Sydney spoke on Australia at Craven Chapel Regent street praising its progress from 1788 to 1872. He detailed population growth, schools, churches, and industry before describing climate flora fauna and daily life. Proceeds funded new local schools.

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Rigg Angus Stanley Leathes Canterbury Philadelphia New York America Brooklyn Boston Craven Chapel Regent-street John Graham Sydney Binney Australia Graham New Holland Sydney Cove Phillips Tasmania South Australia Victoria New South Wales Queensland Sydney Morning Herald Prussia England Church of England Lisbon Sydney Harbour Naples Anthony Trollope Alexander Dr. Binney
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Hayter Wins Bath by 139 Vote Majority

Captain Hayter was returned for Bath on Wednesday with 2,210 votes against Forsyth's 2,071 and Thompson's 57. The Liberal victory sparked excitement but no disturbance, as Hayter thanked supporters from his headquarters and praised the outcome.

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Hayter Bath Forsyth Thompson William Hayter William Tite Chelsea Murch Lord Chelsea House of Peers Lord Grey de Wilton
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