Political discord and debate over loan associations
Fragmentary notes report a heated session with debates on printing restrictions and the role of secretary Hittcal in expunging remarks. The article features President Brown, the Michigan league, and discussions on building and loan associations, including remarks by Senator Foraker and an address by J Warren Bailey, with references to Clayton Bulwer and Hawaii annexation topics.
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Acourian
Brown
Michigan ‘League
Sabahip
Cellarina
H.F. Cellarina
United States
Senator Foraker
Ohio
J. Warren Bailey
Pomerville, Maes
W.G. Yes
Ghon
Hig Shortage Is Alleged In Savings Association
In circuit court the Me 9V Sales and Traders' Savings Association is accused of a debt around 184000 and of using the building society for dummy loans. Officers and the secretary are alleged to have aided the scheme. A temporary receiver is sought to remove officials and probe. The society is claimed to be hopelessly insolvent with a paper surplus around 230000.
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Carcase
Building Society
API
Polut
Society
Appointment of Captain Merry as Minister to Central America
State department officials delay objection to Captain W L Merry appointment as United States minister to Nicaragua Costa Rica and El Salvador to succeed Lewis Baker. Objections centered on his Nicaragua canal stance and support for the canal project, with backing from California lawmakers and mixed responses from Central American leaders. The nomination faced initial protests but was confirmed amid ongoing representations to affected countries. Captain Merry later presented a paper to the Transmississippi Congress affirming support for the canal project.
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Daly
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San Francisco
United States
Nicaragua
Osta Rica
Balvador
Lewis Baker
Captain Merry
Republic of
Central America
Merry
California
Carnal
Department of State
Ctill
Ginstio
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Rodriguez
Transmississippi Congreta
Salt Lake
Change in Pension Rules Reforms Under Davis
Rastatant Secretary Davis sets aside rules for pension adjudication under the act of June 27, 1800. A six rule overhaul aims for a safe speedy uniform system, reducing technicalities and avoiding hindrance to benevolent purposes. Consular appointments list multiple posts including Palermo and Apia. Hull enters Iowa gubernatorial race with Commins pushing for Halls nomination. Perkins Henderson Hepburn seen aiding.
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Davis
Wasnixerow
Webster Davis
Congress
Controversy Over Weights and Measures Chief
An international controversy surrounds the District of Columbia weights and measures chief General A J Bond who refuses to surrender to Ohio politician Mr Haskell. Haskell is aided by Senator Hanne and a presidential favor to appoint him. Gordon Ling is said to influence Bond to stay until dismissal.
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Sesser
District’ of Columbia
A. J.bond
Hankell
Ohio
Gordman Ling
Bond
Haskell
Hanne
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President McKinley Hotel Visit and Vermont Plans
The president and Mrs McKinley stay at an annexed Champlain hotel wing, praised for elegant furnishings and mountain views. He weighs 191 pounds, greets few callers, and may tour Burlington, Fort Ethan Allen, Isle la Motte with Senator Proctor, and attend informal cabinet meetings in August. General Peck delivers flowers and a promise of a cavalry review. Vice President Hobart is expected next week.
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Cairidoks
McKinley
General Peck
Vermont
Peck
Burlington
Fort Ethan Allen
United States Infantry
Platta' ‘Burg
Isle la Motte
Senator Proctor
Omaha Convention Elects Officers of Building and Loan League
The United States League of Building and Loan Associations met in Detroit July 10 with full attendance. Omaha was chosen as the 1908 convention site. Officers elected include President L W Sanborn of Galesburg, first vice president William L Bloom of Buffalo, second vice president Timothy R Foster of Vicksburg, third vice president Thomas J Fitzmorris of Omaha, treasurer William Shepard of Grand Rapids, and secretary Herman F Cellariue of Cincinnati.
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Nations League of Building and Loans Associations
Detroit
United States
League of Building and Loans Associations
St. Clair Plate
Omaha
L W. Sanborn
Galesburg
Ills
William L. Bloom
Buffalo
Accord
Timothy R. Foster
Vicksburg
Miss
Thomas J
Mine Hirsh Aids Ream Laxcom Bond Request
Miss Line A Hirsh superintendent of schools in Dakota county seeks release on bond for William Ream serving a six year term for cattle stealing. She has supported him since his arrest, aided his defense financially, and an appeal to the supreme court has been filed at her urging. Bond approval pending.
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Ream
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Line A. Hirsh
Dakota County
Wlliam
Supreme Court
Miks Hirsh
North
Nebraska
Telegraphic Briefs From The National Temperance Camp Meeting
Telegraphic briefs note the national temperance camp meeting set for Ocean Grove on July 28. Obituary reports Mrs J Z George wife of Senator George died at Carrollton Missouri July 20 in her 64th year. Antigua Saint Kitts and Guadaloupe in Leeward Islands felt an earthquake yesterday morning. Richmond based Champion Manufacturing Company listed liabilities 40000 assets 975000. Ishamu Sedgwick also failed for 40000 with assets unknown. Excursion boat Chancellor with Jersey City T J Kelly association aboard collided with US battleship Maine in East River, badly damaged. Eclipse visible at Smith Observatory Beloit with Prof Bacon making observations. A morning mist hindered sun calculations for the sunny mountains.
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Ocean Grove
J. Z. George
United States
George
Carrollton
Mis
Islands
Antigua
Kitts and Guadaloupe
Laeward Group
Moon
Champion Manufacturing Company
Bichmond
Ohio horseman dies after stakes finish
Cincinnati July 30. Dr E F McLean famed Ohio turfman died after heart attack at Oakley race track following the finish of the Ohio stakes. McLean, 55, watched Taluca win by a nose, then collapsed in the timers stand. His death forced the last race to be declared off. He leaves a wife and family. Oakley races canceled today and tomorrow.
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McLean
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Mr. MeLean
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St. Louis
Taluca
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Lean
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