Farwell speaks on banking plan in Senate debate
In the Senate the 10th, Farwell outlined amendments to a treasury investment bill. He proposed opposing two bank friendly options to secure circulation and reduce debt, including bonds and securities backed by national banks and various securities, aiming to refinance the public debt and sustain bank notes while adjusting the monetary system.
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Farwell
Kensarke
Senate
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Honda
Trenanrer
United Stes
Senate Rtarwell
Hat Nal Banka
Unite Staten
Ameren
Hatton
Amd
Witherrt
Touorite Ag
Wren
Jawha
jaCe
Java
Jauney Tio
Lava
Loval Tander
United Eagles
Imiata
Ile
Funding debt controls curb government overreach in finance
The text argues that ending a fund would empower people to manage affairs without government interference. It proposes keeping the national bank orientation aligned with the national debt at state, county, and municipal levels via an amendment. If approved, it predicts relief from money stringency and panic.
Matthew Arnold Dies in Liverpool of Heart Disease
Noted poet scholar and theologian Matthew Arnold died suddenly in Liverpool from heart disease after arriving to meet his daughter. He had recently published Civilisation in the United States and was a famed Victorian literary figure with works including The Strayed Heeler and The Light of Asia. His death prompted widespread sorrow and tributes from English newspapers praising his contributions to literature. He was 170 years old, born December 24, 178, and formerly professor at Oxford.
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Pat
Theoloe Wlan Maseen
Lonpos
Matthew Arnold
United States
Liverpool
England
New York
Mr. Arnold
Arnold
Tuttle
Andrew Clarke
London
Matthew Armd
Taleheam
Middlesex
Thomas Arnold
Maghy
Oxford
Leing
Orel College
Lanaslowne
Kaneen
Wightman
Heeler
Asia
America
Boston
Chicago
Train Wreck On Main Line Near Creatos Causes Heavy Damage
A head on collision on the main line of the Q near Creatos at 4:20 AM left freight cars wrecked and a bridge burned. Fire and mail car pileups trapped postal workers. no passengers harmed though two crew injured. Loss estimated between 20000 and 40000 dollars as bridges and cars burned. bridge rebuilt quickly amid busy scene.
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Keke Rivington
Creatos
Carsfox
Iowan
C. Ao
Frescht
Weary Gibbons
Joe Osborn
Ustore
Stomiwall
Jim Snid
Gleop
Lake Park
Senate Confirms Jared Tu Rathbone as Paris Consul General
Proceedings detail a Senate vote of 44 to 8 confirming Jared Tu Rathbone for consul general at Paris after a brief secret session. The article covers ongoing debates on Dakota admission, North Dakota territory organization, and related bills, plus a prolonged House deadlock over direct tax and adjournment attempts.
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Senate
Jared Tu
Rathbone
Paris
Merrill
Dakota
North Dakota
Davis
South Carolina
Congress
Dans
Turpie
House
James Shields
First National Bank of
Manon
Military Academy
House of Representatives
Allen
Michigan
Taylor
Ohio
Taulbee
Coke
South Dakota
Turpin
Aberdeen
Reed
Maine
Randall
Pennsylvania
Cox
New York
MonMillan
Committee On Appropriations
Stockton
Fremont
Committee of the Whole
Committee On Rivers and Farbors
Towa
Wapollo
Grant Birthday Banquet Planned in New York
A letter from General W. T. Sherman to high officers proposes a Delmonico's banquet on the 27th to celebrate General Ulysses S Grant's birthday. Signatories include Generals Longstreet Gordon Buckner Lee Mahone Mosby and Olinston, reflecting postwar commemorations in New York.
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Grant
New York
W.T. Sherman
James Longatreet
John B. Gordon
Simon Buckner
Fitz Hugh Lee
William Mahone
John 8. Mosby
Joseph E. Olinston
New Xone
Fifth Avenue Totel
Sir
A. 8. Grant
Delmonico's
PD. Simrwan
House Debates Over River and Harbor Bill And Finance
The House debates delaying and gutting the river and harbor bill with votes 128 to 43 on a suspension motion, then 134 to 120 against, and a suspension to adopt a treasury bond purchase provision. Senate discussions cover pension for Chief Justice Waite’s widow, banking system advocacy, Dakota admission, Great Sioux Reservation splits, and tariff and war taxation debates.
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House
Anderson
Kansas
Wilkins
Ohio
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
United States
Senate
Stewart
Waite
Farwell
Beck
Ina
Spooner
Great Sioux
Sewarr
West
Pinkota
Port Sumter
Vermont
Lave
Burhnston
Costins
Miia
Crane
Kelly
Walls
Bromsht Inlet House
Washington crop bulletin reports mixed rainfall across regions
The weather office bulletin shows last week’s rainfall slightly above average in the Ohio and central Mississippi valleys and northern Tennessee, with excess on the middle Atlantic coast. Showers reach New England to Wisconsin, while the south Atlantic states see little rain. Overall, winter wheat states report 74 to 100 percent of normal, cotton regions east of the Mississippi about 90 percent, Arkansas around 70 percent, and the past week favorable for crops though delays persist in the middle Atlantic and northwest seedings.
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Wuaashington
Washington
Sicner Office
Oho
Mississippi Valley
Missouri
Kansas
Kentucky
Tennessee
Middle Atlantic
New England
Wisconsin
New York
Virginia
Upper
Missouri Valley
West Pulf
South Atlantic
Gulf States
Om and Mississipi
Rocky Mountains
Pennsylvana
Ohio
Indiana
Mississippi
Arkansas
Northwest
Favor the Amendment Washington Dispatch
The interstate commerce commission in March conducted a broad inquiry into under-billing and reports agreement with city boards of trade on amending the law. It would impose a small penalty on shippers who using false billing or weight misstatement knowingly obtain transportation below regular rates.
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Washington Dispatch
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Boards of Trade and Commercial
Brewers Lockout Sparks Nation Wide Unrest Across Cities
The wholesale lockout idles over 65 000 brewers, wagon drivers, and workers in New York Brooklyn Jersey City Newark Paterson and Staten Island. Bosses refuse to sign a union contract while offering reemployment on owner terms. Saloon plans spark new open sale efforts in Sioux City despite Prohibition and a Supreme Court ruling.
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Yorks
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Newark
Paterson
Staten Island
National Brewers’ Association
Journeyman Brewers’ Union
Antatly
Covery Brewery
Ans
Clarendon Hall
Sioux City
Canada
United States Supreme Court
Tifteen
James Junk
Hening
P. H. Grimm
Law and Order League
Forest Iiquors
Powderly Defends Knights of Labor in Journal Letter
In a letter to the Journal of United Labor Master Workman Powderly denounces press hostility toward the Knights of Labor and rejects any arrangement that would aid corporations in breaking labor unity. He supports cooperation with the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers for future labor interests. The item notes Geneva's 1800 population.
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Powderly
Philadelphia Dispatch
Journal of
United Labor
Knights of Labor
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Chicago, Burrlington & Quincy
Knights
Brotherhood
Final call on Emperor's health fuels rumors
Dispatch from Loxpor notes Bergmann's prior forecast of grave symptoms around this period and a new stage to appear in six weeks. Paris Berlin press warn of stricter censorship as empires, Boulangérism, and national meetings in Clare shift public mood amid uncertain succession.
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Kuasperer
Loxpor
Frederick
Bergmann
Long Aso
Beremann
France
Berlin
Paris
Soir
Parris
William
Renene
County Clare
New Ross
Balfours
Gladstone
Ennis
Boulanger
Louis Napoleon
Department du Nord
Chamber of Deputies
Miscellaneous 19th Century Notes and Obscure Figures
A collage of brief notices mentions Count Von Moltke, Whitelaw Reid disputing Blaine health rumors, John Bury in Sidney NY, Herbert Spencer's writings, and spring European immigration trends. Isabella of Spain in Paris, Stanford mausoleum plans, a funeral coupon design in Chicago, and Dr James A Reed among New York Thirteen club founders. Morse's birthplace tablet in Clarkstown, Borgh Jr. as NY animal cruelty chief successor, European partition views by Hartman, and Gettysburg memorial bronze orders for statues of Meade Hancock Sykes Sedgwick Warren.
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Count von Moltke
Whitelaw Reid
Blishitest Foundation
Blaine
John Bury
Henry Clay
Sidney
N. Y
Herbert Spencer
Castle Garden
Europe
Spain
Isabella
Paris
Stanford
San Franesco
Chicago
Chow
James A Reed
Thirteen Club of
New York
Reed
Nowus Main Street
Clarkstown
Mass
Ore
Samuel Finley Breese Morse
Henry Borgh, Jr
New York Society
Hartman
Europa
Russia
Poland
Austria
Germany
J. B. Bachelder
Battle of
Gettysburg
Gettysburg Battlefield Memorial Association
Genernala Mead, Hancock, Sykes, Sedgwick and
Warren
International council of women meeting noting gains in suffrage
The council in Washington reported receipts over 11000 dollars and expenses under 10000 dollars. Beate tickets sold at the opera house brought in revenue while attendance was large. Organizers praise the session and advocate frequent meetings. Lower grain rates on the B and M are described as a thing of the past.
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International Council of Women
Washington
Mises BR. G. Foster
Philadelphia
Beni Tsp
Beate
Opera House
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Proceedings OF Congress
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Committee On Rules
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