Mutual Admiration Society in Hayes Cabinet Reflected in 1880 Message
The December 7 1880 issue discusses President Hayes and his Cabinet, noting alignment on finances with Sherman and taxpayers bearing debt. It critiques party campaigns in the South, comments on Mormonism enforcement, praises Seburgs Indian policy, and proposes using public lands to fund nationwide schooling through a National School Fund.
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Northern Pacific bond syndicate closes largest US rail deal
Drexel Morgane Winslow Lanien and August Belmont formed a syndicate to contract 40 million dollars in 6 percent bonds for the Northern Pacific Railroad. Bonds secured by mortgage on the road and its vast government granted land, now valued at 45 to 47 million acres. The land grant was Congress approved years ago amid a strong Washington lobby and shifting political support.
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Belva A Lockwood Delivers 20 Minute Supreme Court Argument
Belva A Lockwood, the first woman admitted to practice before the United States Supreme Court, presented a twenty minute argument on Friday in a notable courtroom session. The historic lawyer spoke on a landmark case highlighting gender barriers in the legal profession.
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Hayes Last Say Synopsis of His Animal Message to Congress
The President reviews the nations state and outlines policy on Utah polygamy, southern education, federal office reform, commerce, Chinese treaties, silver coinage, and defense. He urges funding for District of Columbia improvements and national election safeguards, with emphasis on education and public lands for schooling.
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Notice to Lien Holders in Nevada Foreclosure Case
Notief is issued in the Fourth Judicial District Court Humboldt County Nevada. Plaintiff Harris sues The Arizona Silver Mining Company and Bank of California to foreclose liens on the Buena Vista Mining District mine known as the Arizona mina. Lien claimants named seek to show proof of their labor charges totaling 2228.23 dollars. Respondents must appear January third, 1881, at 10 a.m. to provide proof of liens. Attorneys: J. MacMillan and M. S. Bonnell.
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