Mother McKinley Nearing End in Canton
Canton Ohio December reports show Mrs Nancy Allison McKinley the President’s mother in a rapid decline from paralysis with vocal impairment. She began with a mild attack, later slipping into semi consciousness. the President urged to travel to Canton and comfort her as doctors say recovery is unlikely.
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Nancy Allison McKintey
Canton
Nancy Allison McKinley
McKinley
Helen McKinley
Abner McKinley
Nancy Campbell Allison
New Lisbon
England
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
William McKinley
Niles, O
Niles
Mahoning County
Garfield
Grant
Congress
Washington
Internal Revenue Report Shows Higher Receipts and Moonshine Crackdown
Washington reports the Commissioner of Internal Revenue estimates total receipts for the current year will reach at least 155 million dollars, up about 5.3 million from 1897, with last year’s collections at 3.85 million in costs. Moonshining saw 2,241 stills destroyed and 29 arrests. Alabama, Georgia, North and South Carolina, and Virginia districts accounted for most seizures while ten officers were killed in ten years of moonshine policing.
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Gage
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Forman
Internal Revenue
Alabama
Georgia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
Bank Comptroller Warns on National Currency Reforms
The 1907 annual report by James H. Becker, comptroller of the currency, urges Congress to amend the national bank act to expand note issuance and align banking with capital needs. It notes steady nationwide bank growth since 1868, with 3,617 banks active and $630 million authorized capital, $229 million in circulation backed by bonds, and a growing push for government currency alternatives avoided due to risk. The report provides global monetary statistics, per capita money holdings, and notes recent bank liquidations and dividend payouts, including a record $18.17 million to creditors of insolvent banks.
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Washington
James H. Bekels
Congress
United States
Banky
United Kingdom
France
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Griggs Named Attorney General of United States
Washington December 6 official word from the White House that Gov John Griggs of New Jersey has accepted the office of Attorney General of the United States. The start date is expected near the new year as McKenna moves to the Supreme Court. Griggs, born July 10 1848 in Newton, NJ, rose through Paterson and Passaic County politics to become state senator and Paterson city counsel before serving as governor.
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Gov. Griggs
New Jersey
Washington
White House
John Griges
The
United States
General McKenna
United States Supreme Court
Griggs
John William Griggs
Newton
N. J
Lafayette College
Robert Hamilton
Paterson
Socrates Tuttle
Tuttle
Tuttle & Griggs
Assembly
Thes
Board of Freeholders
Passaic County
State Senate
Senate
Werts
Supreme Court
Republican Office Subpoena and Bond Notices
Notice details various legal instruments including subpoenas garnishee notices warrants appeal bonds and recognizances. Mentions security to keep the peace affidavits search warrants confession of judgment and orders by mail or telephone with prompt attention for related actions in Venice Civil and Venice Criminal courts.
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Venice
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