Eckels on muse and a new banking system urged
A report from Washington details Comptroller Eckels' second briefing with the House Committee on Banking and Currency. He urged a fundamental banking overhaul and more gold for redemption, citing international practices and widespread taxation as obstacles to a gold standard. Charles G. Dawes accepted the comptrollership, praising Eckels and aiming to continue his work. The piece also notes a mint commission and various political moves, including labor tensions in Boston and Chicago financial tremors.
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House
Eckels
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Nevads
Eckeols
England
United State
France
Germany
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Wiliden D. Byoam
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Philadelphia
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Boston
County Commissioners Brief Session and Aid Allocations
The county commissioners met with members Beck Hymera Fraser and Porter present. The auditor’s office cleaning was referred back for janitorial work. A petition sought to keep janitor Onese, and his salary was cut from 60 to 50 dollars monthly until April. Relief grants were approved for Patrick family destitution and E J Gallagher received ten dollars. The board approved county relief payments and monthly bills, and discussed the Gazette price reduction and distribution plan. A local child’s cold prompted a Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy testimonial from Holden’s store report. the remedy is noted for acute throat and lung issues and is described as safe for children.
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H. H. Beck
T. K. Hymera
George Frazer
Porter
Melvinia
Attorosy Julies
Shearer
O. O. Onese
Commissionera Hymerand -Fraser
Chase
Buck wating
Alexander
Patrick
Hymera
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E.J. Gallagher
Fred Weaber
Holland
Maer
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Holden
Senate Session and Treaties Amid Public Debates
Senate returns Senator Teller with floral tributes as executive session follows. Arbitration treaty with Great Britain reported with amendments, while public discussion favored openness. Utah court times bill, anti scalper railroad ticket bill debated. Columbia & Red Mountain Railway bridge approved. obscenity controls passed. In Yokohama a secretary sentenced for arsenic death of her husband. Defalcation of 43000 found in Second National Bank of Parkersburg.
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President Cleveland Votes Veto Immigration Bill Fueling Bitter Denunciation
Fragmented 19th century notices mix political veto talk with a report of a dormitory fire at Genesee-Wealeyan Seminary and assorted local notices. Details include a veto message to Congress from President Cleveland, a dormitory blaze with 100 residents evacuated, and various ads and public notices referencing Reno and San Francisco merchants.
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