State Banks Revision Debate Sparks Senate Action
The Senate weighs bills to extend the national bank system, with talks on basing state bank notes on state bonds and possible federal guarantees. Senator Voorhees supports a state bank plan featuring government supervision, while others fear instability. confidence hinges on pending Sherman bill repeal and currency stability.
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Gray
Chicago
Senate
Mente
Congress of
United State
Voorhees
New German Minister Presents Credentials in Washington
Germanys first ambassador to the United States Baron Von Saurma Jeltach presented his credentials to the president in the White House. Secretary Gresham and Assistant Secretary Ades received the diplomats who wore silk robes and banners. The minister delivered a formal speech and the president replied, marking a cordial exchange between Berlin and Washington.
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Germany
Wasamisaron
Yang Wa
Dom Bimesis
Amd
China
United States
Yana Yu
Gresham
State Department
Ades
White House
Blas
Order of the Eight Banners
Gresham Ad
WastsuTox
Baron von Saurma Joltach
Dennis Ss
Im Wi
Haron Kettler
Bearstary Grenham
Thres
Rac
Charlestown Rebounds After Devastating Storm Recovery Under Way
Charlestown reports rapid recovery from the storm paralysing the area. Wharves, railways, telegraph, electric lighting, and telephone service are largely restored. Merchants praise the improvement as sickness declines and streets clear. Subscriptions and aid totals approach 6,000 while offers from Kansas City and statewide donors pour in. Thousands remain without essentials but relief efforts gain momentum.
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Charlestan
Cuarler Tom
Sept
Charlestos
Il Paria
Marchante
Ficken
Kansas City
Pointe Im
Aes Islands
Senate and House session on holidays and coinage
The Senate debated a holiday resolution marking Sept 1 1803 100th anniversary of laying the Capitol cornerstone while the House pressed repeal measures on the Sherman bill and free coinage discussion. Senator Cullom backed repeal, Peffer urged silver coinage parity, and a Labor Day adjournment resolution failed.
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Chatrio
Washington
Senate
House
Shermay
Cullom
Coke
Peffer
Egelust
Capitol
District of Columbia
Allen
Doctors Congress Cleveland Greeted Healers Greatest Medics Assembly
Report of the Doctors Congress in Cleveland with delegates from Central and South America. Sessions include twenty one specialty sections, papers, and discussions. Notable programs feature hygiene and quarantine sessions led by Medical Director Albert Le Gihon and Surgeon General Wrruan. The gathering plans entertainments and a trip to Mount Vernon, with over 1,200 delegates expected and 500 papers to be presented in multiple languages.
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United State
Central
South Aferea
Congress
Ae Oe A. & Read
Cincinnati
Tistters
Arlagton
Sabluet
Covcert
Metsarott
Mount Vernon
Ieago
New Fork
Ningars
Eal
Frecals Rann
Catholic Congress Opens With Large Attendance in Philadelphia
Enthusiaum marked the opening of the Catholic Congress in Philadelphia with a high mass at St Mary’s Church. About 5,000 people attended as Secretary Unahan welcomed visitors to the fair city and Cardinal Gibbons delivered the opening address amid great enthusiasm. The board of Pennsylvania Chautauqua editors elected officers, noting a two year period with $71,000 in expansion and significant indebtedness. Jerome Bonaparte’s death is reported from Pride’s Crossing near Manchester-by-the-Sea. A body found in Todd’s Woods, New Jersey, is suspected to be Jacob Pоку, amid a local investigation.
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St Mary's Church
United
Unahan
Committee On
Thouse B. Bryan
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Murder and arson at The Ghawangunk barn mystery deepens
In Es in Te Barn, Pack Holliday widower is jailed in Orange County on arson charges after a barn fire. A search party found two women dead in Holliday’s barn, one about 1 and the other about 19, with bullet wounds. Post mortems and an inquest proceed as authorities probe the killings.
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Uogham
Ghawangunk
Pack Holliday
Holliday
Oranges County
Gay
Macon
Holiday's Place
Ull
New York Day with Governor Flower in New York
Governor Flower and party greeted by thousands of New Yorkers as the governor toured the state building and attended receptions. James O Connor read a poem while Des Moines band played and dances followed.
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Governor Flower
al of
Tinos
Tale the Ton
Chicago Society of the Bons of
New York
Two Boys Shot at Dairy Farm Tragedy Underscores Turmoil
John Egan, 10, was killed and David Crawford, 18, likely mortally wounded when dairy farmer William Barrett opened fire at his Star Arenes farm in Billsvilla. Barrett claims boys harassed him and says he fired into the air to frighten them. authorities detain him as the crowd disperses.
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Lora
Islanp Orry
William Barrett
John Egan
David Crawford
Star Arenes
Billsvilla
Bors
Barrett
Competing Wheelmen See American Win in NYC Meet
The contest between MG Wieser of the Nathenst Cysting Anwsiation of America and J W Sehetieht, champion of Regiend, ends with the American winner. A large crowd filled the New York track as Wieser dominates in the four lap but Sehetieht withdraws to avoid betting. Bartholomew falls in the first heat of the mile handicap, Frank Albert trips and injures, Ashinger nearly shares fate. Wheeler wins multiple heats. the meet draws strong public interest and features fast times and several notable crashes.
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MG. Wieser
America
J. W. Sehetieht
New York
SehoRald
Paton
Bartholomew
Frank Albert
Ashinger
Albert
Asher
Bald de Cola Steely
ELC
Whesier
Oraags
N. J
HC Wheeler
W. Behodald
Segee
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Garret Q. Packer
Perk Avenue
Herman A. Weber
Liberty Street
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William J. Stephenson
North Avenue
Plaiefield
Rogers’ Sea Food Market
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