Bond Issue Prospects and Banker Opinions in New York
New York bankers express cautious optimism about a bond issue to strengthen the gold reserve. Reports show excess idle funds and a February issue price around 115.54, with substantial gold coin and gold certificate holdings contributing to the treasury. Officials project oversubscription and note potential euro gold inflows, while others warn of political shifts in Congress affecting the plan.
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Yale May Send A Crew For English American Match
Bob Cook, Yale rowing captain, is in England to confer with Oxford authorities on a potential 1896 race between the champion English and American crews. A match in April could require major revisions to the American program, but arrangements remain possible. Cook plans to return in December to report on negotiations.
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Mrs Waite Denounces Denver Women Over Suffrage
Mrs. Waite wife of the governor and a leading advocate for equal suffrage said she is disgusted with how women at the Capitol behaved before and after the election. She accused them of betraying the party that supported suffrage and asserted the governor opposes enfranchisement.
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Woman Suffrage Convention Elects Officers In Timaca NY
Delegates at the state woman suffrage convention in Timaca elect officers for year. President Jean Brooks Greenleaf Rochester vice Martha R Aimy Jamestown recording Harriet May Mills Syracuse corresponding Isabel Howland Sherwood treasurer Cornelia K Hood Brooklyn auditors J Mary Pearson Auburn Emily Van Biele New York City.
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New York City
Armories for Ninth Regiment Highlight New Civic Fortresses
A landmark series of granite armories is rising in New York City forming fortress like structures in key business districts. Costs exceed $300 000 and include drill halls and company offices underscoring the civic role of citizen soldiers. A bronze statue of Dr J Marion Sims unveiled in Bryant Park marks a city shift toward commemorating medical achievement. Political unrest and a rising socialist movement fuel strong city debate about government focus on the poor and reform under Tammany influence.
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Salvation Army Leader Booth at public reception
Gen Booth, rep of the city with Chauncey Depew, speaks at Koeeeee Hall praising the Salvation Army. He notes 11,900 officers and 41 million War Cry copies in fourteen languages, claims temples razed in India, and soldiers in many lands as the army expands worldwide.
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Rhode Island to honour Commodore Ezek Hopkins with monument
Patriotic Rhode Islanders propose a monument in Providence to Commodore Ezek Hopkins born 1718 on Chapumiscook farm. He led a Providence battery in 1775, served as commander in chief of the Rhode Island Navy, sailed from Delaware Bay in 1776 for the Nassau expedition, and influenced early American naval efforts alongside John Paul Jones.
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Spider Webs as Raw Material Kept Valueless
The Drapers' Record notes cobwebs remain worthless as a manufacturing raw material, with observers pondering future ingenuity to convert silk-like webs into usable products. It speculates on the elastic garden spider and the potential for cobwebs to be utilized as silk if science advances.
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