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New York (New York, United States) (search for this): article 13
The stolen North Carolina bonds. --Pursuant to a letter from the Attorney General of North Carolina, addressed to the Treasurer of that State, the financial agent of North Carolina in the city of New York has been officially instructed to pay the coupons to the holders of the bonds of North Carolina which were recently stolen from the Interior Department, whoever they may be. The Attorney General regards the request of the Secretary of the Interior to withhold payment of the coupons as an unreasonable one, and as calculated, if complied with, to seriously damage the credit of the State.
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The stolen North Carolina bonds. --Pursuant to a letter from the Attorney General of North Carolina, addressed to the Treasurer of that State, the financial agent of North Carolina in the city of New York has been officially instructed to pay tNorth Carolina, addressed to the Treasurer of that State, the financial agent of North Carolina in the city of New York has been officially instructed to pay the coupons to the holders of the bonds of North Carolina which were recently stolen from the Interior Department, whoever they may be. The Attorney General regards the request of the Secretary of the Interior to withhold payment of the coupons as an North Carolina in the city of New York has been officially instructed to pay the coupons to the holders of the bonds of North Carolina which were recently stolen from the Interior Department, whoever they may be. The Attorney General regards the request of the Secretary of the Interior to withhold payment of the coupons as an unreasonable one, and as calculated, if complied with, to seriously damage the credit of the State. North Carolina which were recently stolen from the Interior Department, whoever they may be. The Attorney General regards the request of the Secretary of the Interior to withhold payment of the coupons as an unreasonable one, and as calculated, if complied with, to seriously damage the credit of the State.