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Story February 12, 1853

The North Carolinian

Fayetteville, Cumberland County, North Carolina

What is this article about?

In the U.S. Senate, Senator Shields presented C. Ludwig Richter's petition claiming he invented the molds and furnaces for the Jackson equestrian statue and deserves a share of any appropriation to Clark Mills. Referred to Committee on Public Buildings.

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Inventor's Claims.—In the U. S. Senate, on the 21th ult., Senator Shields presented the petition of C. Ludwig Richter, of Washington, and made the following remarks :—

The object of the petitioner is to have a part of the money which is proposed to be appropriated to Mr Clark Mills set apart for his use and benefit. He states that he has learned that there is a proposition before Congress to make a donation of money to Mr Mills, for his success in the construction of the Jackson-equestrian statue. He represents that he is the person who invented the moulds, formed the moulding, and made the furnaces from which the statue has been cast, and that he is entitled to an equal share, at least, of whatever money may be appropriated to Mr Mills. I know nothing of the facts; but I deem it my duty to present the memorial, and move its reference to the Committee on Public Buildings.

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What sub-type of article is it?

Historical Event Biography

What themes does it cover?

Justice

What keywords are associated?

Senate Petition Inventor Claim Jackson Statue Appropriation Dispute

What entities or persons were involved?

Senator Shields C. Ludwig Richter Mr Clark Mills

Where did it happen?

U. S. Senate, Washington

Story Details

Key Persons

Senator Shields C. Ludwig Richter Mr Clark Mills

Location

U. S. Senate, Washington

Event Date

21th Ult.

Story Details

Senator Shields presents petition from C. Ludwig Richter claiming invention of molds and furnaces for Jackson equestrian statue and entitlement to share of appropriation to Clark Mills; referred to Committee on Public Buildings.

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