Nine-Ten Million Dollar Gold Arrival Moves Markets
A vast import of gold into the United States, totaling ninety million dollars, with sixty-two million from Europe and twenty-eight million from the Far East, is curbing irregular money rates. Officials like Almay B. Hepburn discuss shipments, government gold loans, and the efficiency of gold surges in stabilizing Wall Street amid panics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Europe
Far East
New York
Financial District
Wall Street
Pacific
Almay B. Hepburn
Chase National Bank
Secretary of the Treasury
Tansit
Shaw
Frieco
San Francisco
Anti Profanity League Promotes Curb on Swearing
The Anti Profanity League founded in 1901 aims to curb cursing through literature pulpit effort and anti profamily legislation. It distributes curse cards to rebuke profanity and seeks public sentiment against vulgar language under Rev Roland D Sawyer and Rev Dr John L Withrow. Prof Payette A Jones, mining engineer, travelled to Lincoln county for investigations after visiting Santa Fe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Withrow
League
Jones
Lincoln County
Payette A. Jones
Adbu
Banta Fe
Baseball Results and Scores From Various Cities
Summary of box scores from National and American leagues with games in Cincinnati Brooklyn Washington Chicago New York Philadelphia Boston and St Louis. Includes Western League and American Association results with Sioux City Milwaukee Columbus Omaha and Denver, plus notes on mining bureau changes and a medical ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National League
Cincinnati
R. H.B
Cincinnat
Brooklyn
Bemis
Sioux City
Veces
Young
Graham
Pueblo
Philadelphia
R. HE
Corbett
Freese
Petroit
Ni Aoe Eunor
Messitt
Philadelpi Cegeae
Omaha
R.H.E
Donovan and
Warner
Seer
Oey and Schreck
Denver
Sanders
Jonal
Page, Engle and Welgardt
Schranck
Weickert
Killing
Duggleby and Doom
R. WB
Boston
Schlel, Young, Witherup
Needham
St. Louis
RWE
Western League
Jackson
Reeder
Baker and Hess
Matney
Quick and Sister
Mesaitt
Lincoln
Lincoln Aes
Des Moines
Eylor
Zinran
Manske
Brinker
Towne
R. Hob
Sane
Corns, McNeely
Gonding
City bids for 30000 building bonds in Albuquerque
Notice invites sealed bids for thirty thousand dollars of City of Albuquerque building bonds. Bids due noon June 4 1906 at City Clerk office. $1000 certified check required with each bid. Bonds redeemable in 20 or 30 years, interest not to exceed 4 percent, payable in New York. City may reject bids. Also includes land claim notice and local advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. M
New York City
Harry F. Lee
Wee
Department of the Interior
Santa Fe
New Mexico
John M. Gunn
Laguna
Valencia
Anneth C. C. Gunn
B. B. Millett
Liniment claims and cures touted from old ads
An OCR fragment advertises Dr King's New Discovery for coughs and colds and a testimonial about relief from sciatica using Chamberlain's Pain Balm. It mentions a Minneapolis address and urges readers to try 25 cent Pain Balm, with druggists selling both products.
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Livonia
T. J. Dwyer
Grayeris
Sciatica
J. B. Maas
Cyaton St
Minneapolla
Minn
Chamberlain
Also Mentioned on This Page
Uncle Sam
Atlantic
Henry Clews
America
Germany
England
France
Sub Treasury
Eersex
Roland D. Sawyer
Base
Pittsburg
Phillipin
Gibson
Taylor and Bowerman
American Association
Milwaukee
Columbus
Indianapolis
St. Paul
St Paul
Minneapolis
Toledo
Louisville
Ational League
Wakes
Jicarilla
Gallinas
Bureau of the Mint
Treasury Department
Prof. Jones
Geological Survey
Colorado
Wyoming
South Dakota
Saura Dakota
Washington
Grugeleta
Ray Turley
Jay Turley
Bolve
Idaho
Mr. Turley
Luca Wilke
Caroline
Wis
Frank Clark
Spencer
Spain
Rubitin
Res
M. J. Butler
East Street
Dean
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
United State
Bambini
West Railroad Avenue
Mia
Bambin
Bambins
Bik
Charter Oak Steel
Suitaine Ponee
THE
Bank OF Commerce
A. Sleyster
Stomwell
Albuquerque Business College
R. O. Stoll
Geo. S. Ramsey
West Railroad Ave
Grand Central Hotel
Tie Wine Ag
Washington Gladden
A. Bratina
Will Gell
Second St
J. H. O'Rielly Co
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