Subtreasury System and San Francisco Earthquake Response
The article discusses Subtreasury system merits, telegram transfers, and vast government sums moved to stabilize banking during crises. It highlights San Francisco earthquake losses, mint reserves, and the reopening of vaults on May 28 with all deposits intact, praising F A Leach and mint staff for protection of funds.
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Andrew Jackson
San Francisco
United States
St. Louis
Langs
Paol
The
Louta Banke
Cub Treasury
New York
We of Banks
St Louis
Treasury
Treat
Pacific States
Alaska
F. A. Leach
Mint
Leach
Bankers Attend Meeting From Georgia to New York
A list of attendees from banks and financial institutions spans Georgia Alabama and New York. Presidents cashiers and representatives from First National Patterson Fifth National Cincinnati Coweta Newnan City National Griffin Douglasville Bank of Madison Madison Bank of St Clair County Tell City Americus and others gather with city editors and trustees including James Woodward mayor Atlanta Journal Clark Howell and Temple Graves in attendance at a regional banking meeting.
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Bowden
J. C. Broinax
Saahler Brodoux Banking Company
Walnut Grove
Gaz
J. C. Ross
Citizens’ Bank
Charles H. Treat
United Staeseasons
I. M. Terrell
Georgia
City
James G. Woodward
Lo Marshall
Baltimore
Dr. J. Rogers
Fourth National Park
New York
Alfred M. Harrett
Guardian Trust Company
George N. Harman
Srepresantation
Knick
Easy Money for Railway Men at Hearings
Washington June 1 Inter state commerce commission heard testimony on railroad control of coal stocks and assets Two Baltimore area witnesses described stock holdings and roles at the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Ways admitted owning 189 Merchants Coal Company shares with 24 not yet paid for and three hundred plus dividend shares Brockenborough said he and Ways set rates for most traffic excluding coal coke and live stock without consulting the traffic manager He also owned 60 Urania Coal Company shares given by promoter Humbert who sought to help him obtain industries without financial gain for himself
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Washington
Clus
Interstate Commerce Commission
Examina
Chatlea
Ways
Baltimore
T. Brockenboroven
Pittsburg
Gener Freignt
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Merchants’ Coal Company
Brockenborough
Hin. Wthant Frat
Urania Coal Company
George Humbert
Humbert
Te Cald
Piney
Baltimore and ‘Ohio
Alabama Miners Strike Costs Highlight Convention
The ninth annual United Mine Workers District 20 Alabama convention opened in Birmingham with 160 delegates. President Flynn reported the strike since July 15, 1904 has persisted with loyalty from miners and called for legislative action to secure better laws. Secretary-Treasurer Clements said district receipts totaled 529,830 and expenditures 499,029, mainly for strike provisions. The convention plans a wage agreement to be submitted at a joint conference next week.
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Birmingham
Aln
United Mine Workers of
Flynn
Pia
Alabama
Secratary
Ty Clements
Meriken
W. JD. Wilson
Duce
Duce and Assessmenta
Nmmo
Hauling Water by Train Loads From New Orleans
New Orleans on June 11 reports plans to move drinking water by train from New Orleans to Milneberg and nearby Leake Porchartrain area to alleviate a water famine. The crisis stems from a multi month drought and a week of extreme heat reducing supplies for thousands, with daily temperatures above 90s noted by the weather bureau. An unrelated city jail order permitting nighttime parole for prisoners is also mentioned.
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New Orleans
Liftheberg
Leake Porchartrain
Cricorma
Milneberg
New Orleany Ia
United States Weather Bureau
Atlanta Grays Begin Camp At Lakewood
The Atlanta Grays company IC Pitta Infantry of Georgia under Captain Claude C. Bimith and Lieutenant C. H. Matthews began a one week camp at Lakewood for life practice. They aim to defend the Atlanta trophy cup in the annual life team competition.
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Atlanta Grays
Pitta Infatry
National Guamala
Georgia
Caplin
Claude C. Bimith
C. H. Matthews
Lakewood
Corrifle Plucthur
Atanta
Atlanta
Governor's Horse Guard
Crack Cavalry
One Killed Over Score Hurt In Atlantic City Express
New York June 11 One man was killed and more than twenty injured when an Atlantic City express on the Central Railroad of New Jersey jumped a switch at Eaton town New Jersey Georgy Van Duser a vaudeville musician of New York was killed Mrs A Dunlap of Chicago bruised and shaken Most victims were New Yorkers with injuries not considered dangerous Also includes a brief unrelated section about Punch magazine humor and a quip from a child and a man who drank too much.
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Gainesville
Southern Marsh Teachers’ Association
Georgia Late
Ttme
Dikousator
Kinnergarten Akerk
Mira
Amtargaret
Ait Cuan Critiuem
Dlannah
Puble Seheyl Maule
Myre
Maude Truft
Mobily
Ali
August Geiger
Carlier
Heneft
Lowell
Nashville
Tenn
Bossis Mock
Bossis Mock, Sirs, Godwin, Mrs. Brandon
Alles Rubel
Frank Nuson
Knoxville
Halorbecy
Montgomery
Ala
Mins Maude
Trui
Mobile
Kum Bueller
Randworth Coservatory
Atlanta
Oscar Papperholmer
Itr
Maudie McGlure
Cox College
Atlgnty
Hannah Ciwok
Jacksonville
Alu
Eda Bar- Abdomew
Brenau College
New York
Centrall Dtaihroad
New Jersey
Eatontown
N. J
Georgy van Duser
Mra. A. Dunlap
Chicago
The Flight of Tims and a Traveler’s Teasing Exchange
A toned traveler asks about Tims, Jack Gulley, and Otiis Swell’s statuses, joking about marriage and divorce. The exchange mocks a tense moment as one character recalls a four month lapse since a previous split.
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Tims
Tayo Jack Gulley
Otiis Swell
One Trial Will Convince You If You Have Rheumalians
Advertisement promises a trial in Room 829 Candler and Tog for rheumatic pains indigestion deafness poor orientation or any ache. It urges readers to call for a trial.
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Candler
Talks Flooding Russian Douma Over Agrarian Debates
In St Petersburg on June 1 the lower house debate on agrarian questions will run through the week with no clear early settlement expected. The government aims to adjourn for summer, while the upper house blocks executive plans. analysts foresee continued stalemate and potential policy prompts from the emperor. A separate note mentions travel tickets and schedules for Louisville and Atlanta routes, with details on fares and departure times.
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St. Petersburg
Slaw
Belbre
M. Vozovin
Suspicion Ties Negro Employees to Local Murder Case
In Wilkes County on June 1, authorities investigate a partial confession linking Black workers to a murder. The case centers on Sam Pavers and others as detectives probe a plan connected to the alleged crime. No solid motive or full proof yet emerges.
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Brysot Augusta
Sam Pavers
Wilkes County
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