Southern politics and finance dominate the week in Washington
The Regular Correspondent reports on bond sales and the chance the United States Trust Company bid may set a new low interest record. Democratic leaders weigh advised restraint, while Cabinet members back a monetary commission. Congress prepares pension and fortifications bills as President Cleveland works on his message amid rheumatic gout.
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Carlisle
United States Trust Company
Washington
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Morton
White House
House Committee On Judiciary
Ricks
Ohio
Judiciary Committee
Frontier fundraiser tale with Billy the Kid interaction
Dean Bart of Denver tells of a frontier camp at Rice where a sale collection occurs after a sermon. Billy the Kid, honored, takes up the collection by holding his hat for a young miner to donate. The scene mixes rough unity with old time saloon rituals and donations.
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Sun
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Pulaski
Jones
Dean Bart
Denver
Rice
Billy the Kid
Billy
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