Banks AGT NY Readies Clearing House Certificates
The New York associated banks pick a path from the 1893 panic by recommending the sale of clearing house certificates to fund liquidity. A future meeting will finalize details as wall street shows tentative upturn on higher London quotes and renewed confidence amid widespread exchange activity.
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From Bad to Worse in Global Markets and Slavic Letters
Dispatches from Losnox and London report market jitters as Baron Albert Rothschild orders 50,000 shares before the Bourse close, signaling fragile confidence. The Standard notes economic decline ahead, while a London poem by Sir Lewis Morris critiques emancipation hopes and Western freedom as Armenia seeks aid from England amid Pan-American talks.
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Ways and Means Panel Aims Relief Bill Ready Thursday
The Ways and Means Committee, led by Mr Dingley, discussed urgency from the presidents message and nation’s treasury strain. They expect to prepare a relief bill though timing remains unsure, with plans to report to the House after Christmas recess and possibly finance deficits via government bonds.
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Two Motormen Shot as Strike Protest Turns Violent at Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on December 23, William H. Matthawa and Samuel C Grossley, two motormen, were shot during an attack on streetcars by strike sympathizers. A policeman aboard one car fired, wounding Grossley, likely fatally, as cars suffered substantial damage.
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Republicans to Present Revenue Bill Caucus Thursday
The Republican members of the ways and means committees will lay the revenue bill before the caucus Thursday morning for party approval. Leaders plan a debate-free session and request the sergeant at arms notify members to be present.
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Common Sense is required declares pacific mood in Venezuelan affair
Gladstone urges restraint in the Venezuelan dispute while American opinion tilts toward peace yet perceives U S pressures on elections. Editorials in The Westminister Gazette The Sun and others discuss common sense, urging restraint and calm. Kansas senators Baker and Peffer backed calls for a broad investigation into corporate influence in elections.
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Congressional committee lines up westerners for special inquiry
Reports from Washington and Wasdington Dec 24 describe a split among lawmakers over commissions and investigations. Western lawmakers led by Thurston favor a special committee while others back a reference to privilege amendments, with leadership assignments noted on Indian affairs public lands and expenditure in the interior department.
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South Carolina Whisky Tour Prompts Mixed Prices
Nick Childs returned from a two week visit to an old home in South Carolina with samples from a dispensary. He showed a reporter a uniform pint of 100 percent corn whisky bought for 13 cents and a pint of pure rye whisky for 40 cents. The same items would cost more in Topeka.
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Topeka Post Office Expansion Bill Promises $150000 Action
Representative Curtie proposed a bill to enlarge the Topeka post office with 150000 in funding. Fifty thousand would buy north land for space, condemnation if needed, and 100000 would add to the current building. The plan aims to house all government offices and pension services in Topeka. The measure, previously reported by the committee, is expected to pass.
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Bond Buyers Send 1000 Forfeit Money on Shawnee County Bridge Bonds
Cleveland firm W C Spaulding & Co sent $1000 as part payment on Shawnee County six percent bridge bonds amid notices of legal approvals and questions over the bond issue. County Clerk McCabe reported telegrams showing bids and premiums, with potential for forfeit if conditions are not met and concerns about haste to declare no bid.
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First Methodist Church Protests Sunday Opera Opening
Members of the First Methodist Church in Topeka voted to protest the opening of Opera houses on Sunday. After Dr Embree’s sermon they adopted a motion by Dr H L D Pieter to oppose Sunday openings, with nearly everyone in attendance voting aye and no dissenters.
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Arbitration Sought Over Philadelphia Streetcar Troubles
Ex postmaster John Wanamaker is asked to act as arbitrator in the Philadelphia streetcar strike. Wanamaker accepted, promising to use trusted advisers to reach a speedy settlement after meetings with the mayor and traction magnates. The piece also reflects on sympathy, duty, and the moral nature of human generosity.
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Clergy Protest Endorses Prohibition Enforcement in Topeka
Topeka ministers unite at a morning meeting and adopt a resolution urging Governor Morrill to appoint police commissioners in cities defying liquor laws. The statement condemns liquor influence, calls for unified Christian action, and credits law enforcement in Wichita as a model while urging strong enforcement and public duty.
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