Postmaster General Talks on Bank Deposit Guarantees
Postmaster General Meyer, in Hot Springs, says compulsory national bank deposit guarantees move toward socialism. He argues such a plan would make sound banks pay for others losses, hurt savings, and risk market stability, while postal savings banks offer a government backed alternative. He and Gov Magoon of Cuba discuss self government and utilities ownership as Roosevelt-backed tests unfold.
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My Morning Journal
Hot Springs
Patt
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Ruararntesing National Bank Deposite
Omer
Turin
New England
New York
Taft Bes
Postal Savings Banks
Postal
Democratic Party
Charlies BE. Magoon
Cuba
Taft
Magoon
Roosevelt
Havana Telephone Concession Expires in 1880
The Havana Telephone company concession lapses in 1880. After expiry, the lines and plant in the city will revert to the Cuban government. Governor Magoeon met tonight with Oyster Hay and will confer with the president on Tuesday. Mr Taft and Mrs Taft attended St Pauls Episcopal Church today. Porty Drowned: In Marine Portel, Hergen, Norway, the Empire Fended wrecked near Skonevicks sank in three minutes with about forty drownings. seventy aboard, fifteen bodies recovered. Captain saved.
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Porty
Marine Portel
Hergen
Norway
Norwerlin
Empire
Hausesund
Skonevicks
Bryan Bryan's East Tour Anchors Democratic Drive
The Morning Journal reports J W Bryan endorses Democratic plans to mobilize clubs across precincts in the East and Midwest. The national committee aims to organize local clubs, raise funds from small donors, and secure turnout on election day as Bryan prepares extended speeches and regional stops.
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Uryan O
Aetlon Tien
Tiryan Land Hie
Ryan
Mrown
Nate
Tee Mother
Nin
Chatroman Mack
New York
New Jé
Utaiean Mack
Deyan
Mack
Laciked
Me. Tirvan
Natioona
Democratic Nations
National Committee
United States Pacific Fleet Sails Tow Destroyer Cruise to Samoa
Admiral Swinburne leads a Pacific fleet cruise with larger ships and torpedo boats bound for Hawaii and Samoa. The West Virginia and sister ships depart via the Golden Gate in single column, to Honolulu September 2 and Samoa September 20, with return plans through December.
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Pacific Fleet
W. T. Swinburne
Tomperrow
Haewali
Samos
Destrower
Golden Gate
West Virginia
Preble
Maryland
Stewart
Pennsylvania
Perry
Tennessee
Hopkins
Washington
Moll
Truxton
South Dakota
Whipple
Cotorada
Golive
Bremerton
Honolulu
Pago
Samoa
Magdalena Bay
San Francisco
Halfule
Henelute
Boluce
Qur
Te Torpanty Foie
Arrest in Chicago Solves Mystery of Government Money Robbery
Federal officers say a Chicago arrest cracks a $175,000 government money robbery case. The suspect, linked to the heist, faces charges as investigations continue.
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Chicago
Large summer resort party disrupted by drunken Indians
A Sacramento special reports at Tevis summer home on a lake shore a large social event was broken up by drunken Native Americans. Gordon Tevis slipped through the crowd, and with Dr W Dekey using a big snake whip, dispersed the intoxicated partygoers as women fainted and male guests were alarmed.
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Morning Journal
Sacramento
Cal
Take Tehet
Mere
Willam Tevis
San Francisco
Tevis
Allustids
Gordon Tevis
Or. W. Dekey
Teyle Place
Dickey
Water users promise fair dealing on Rio Grande rights
Secretary Garfield states the federal government will protect prior rights in interstate irrigation on the Rio Grande headwaters. He aims to balance Colorado, New Mexico, and Mexico interests, approving bona fide settled rights while avoiding speculative claims. The policy may set precedent for other headwater states.
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Washington, D. C
Garfield
Rio Grande
Colorado
New Mexico
San Tavis
Department
Mexico
Kilo Grande
Mystery theft case tied to $10,000 bills arrest in Chicago
The Chicago Morning Journal reports the $175,000 United States subtreasury theft may be solved with the arrest of George W. Fitzgerald, a former teller. Initial fingerprints point to large denominations. investigators pursued links to Colonel Harry Gano and Youre Secret Service head Bert Young as hidden witnesses.
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Secret Service
Fitzgerald
United States
William Rollenweeck
Washington
Congress
Boldenweek
Tierbert FP. Young
Chicago
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Fieldenweek
Young
Euch
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Youne
Fitageralt
iHtegerald
Totter Rial
Omar
Ustilards
Rerhad
Me Young
Youssia
Mra. Fitzgerald
Loret
Harry Gano
A. Roeth & Co
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Fitegerald Ia
Gane
Miere
Ganete
Pordenwood
Chine
Firegerald
Pitzgerald
Thousands of American Fleet Sailors Parade in Sydney
Four thousand sailors ashore in Sydney with 1200 including 124 officers attending high mass in the cathedral. A banquet at the town hall hosted by Catholics drew federal ministers and judges. Cardinal Moran presided and gave a long historical address praising religious liberty, while the crowd cheered the visiting fleet. The event showcased cordial ties between nations and faith communities.
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Connecticut
Sydney
Matthew
Armerican
Sperry
Northcotte
Jy Morging Journal Special
Byrdiney
S & W. Aus
Cardinal Moran
Catholicos
America
Australia
Matthew ©. Steuson
Moorish Usurper Seizes Control as Sultan Abdul Aziz Falls
News from Tangier reports Abdul Aziz’s defeat and desertion by his tribesmen. Mulai Hafik proclaims himself sultan of Morocco, with Tangier officials pledging loyalty. Abdul Aziz retreats toward Settat, pursued by Hafik’s forces, possibly heading to Casablanca and then Damascus.
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Abdul Aziz
Mulai Hafiq
Morocco
Mulal Hafiq
Abdu Aziz
Settat
Abdul Aziz Wie
Hyped Sultan Rivalry Fails to Overturn Morocco Battle
Paris reports claim the sultan of Mulai Hafid has won while Abdul Aziz, forced to retreat to Damascus, vows to await changing fortunes. French commander General Yamade notes Abdul Aziz showed courage though his forces were poorly organized and armed.
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Paris
Mulal Hafiq
Abdul Aziz
Damascus
Yamade
Morocco
Moroccan Outcome Sparks New Complications in Morocco
London reports discuss the Moroccan scene after Muin Hafiq's victory. Observers see renewed nationalist pressure and potential shifts in foreign policy. Britain may back France while Haefiq's stance could force acceptance of French influence or new recognition moves.
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London
Muini Hafiq
Morocco
Great Britain
France
Mu‘tad Hafiq
Muli Haefig
Algerias
Spanish press sees Abdul Aziz fall as accomplished fact
Madrid reports a growing belief that Abdul Aziz's downfall is complete. Several Reuters men argue for a new Algerian conference as the next step.
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Madrid
Abdul Aziz
Pers
Algericas
Panama Canal Task Force Praises Canal Work Progress
President Roosevelt releases a Panama Canal report by a special commission led by Reynolds Donnelly and Needham. The panel commends Colonel Goethals and Dr. Gorgas for hygienic success and model employer practices. It notes extensive inspections from La Boca to Cristobal and calls for immediate action on recommendations.
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Hy Morning Journal
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
James Bronson Reynolds
Samuel RB. Donnelly
Henry Beech Needham
Panama
George Goethals
Isthmian Canal Commission
Goethals
Congress
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Cristobal
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Canal Zone
Gorgas
United States
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Come Mission
Isthmian Canal
Throwen
Department of Sanitation
Department of Municipal Engineering
Commission
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