Oklahoma Bank Deposit Guarantee Law Explained
The piece discusses practical workings of a bank deposit guarantee law in Oklahoma. It critiques reckless banking and speculative methods, notes state officials and bankers responding to the law, and mentions debates about loan guarantees and the role of government in protecting deposits.
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Dwest
Nigonad Bard
Gauiliere
Stort Gaiblie
Leesaft
Abe Geesad
Abe Iretion
Vhs Peste
Gael
Davnly Depos
Getualoeash
Republican fund drive urges dollar donations for Taft Sherman campaign
A broad appeal to Western and Rocky Mountain Republicans urges each voter to donate one dollar to the campaign fund. It notes legal limits on corporate solicitations and lists state finance committee chairs and addresses to send contributions, promising official receipts from the Republican National Committee.
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Taft
Sherman
Republicana National Committee
Inainiei
Congress
Republica
Fragmented remarks on politics and economy emerge in a blurred text
The readable fragments reference politics and economics with mentions of wealth, labor, and capitalist interests. Names and places are incomplete, but imply a discussion of political parties, economic policy, and societal structure amid a chaotic transcript.
Fragmentary Otto Reader on Protective Tariffs and Trade Theory
An OCR fragment discusses protective tariff theory, noting debates between figures like Roosevelt era opponents and others. It references cost of production abroad, imports, and industrial policy debates tied to economic theories and political figures, with scattered mentions of place names and dates.
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Addertonny Paleor
Eobedt
Ted Ahpeard
Clee
Taft and Roosevelt clash over tariff and corporate law
A garbled article cites Taft at St. Charles Missouri and Roosevelt in Minneapolis, arguing tariffs affect trusts and wage earners, with calls for fair corporate treatment. It counters reforms with warnings on penalties for violations and mentions Cooper Union in New York City.
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Transgeressiae
Dudwze Taft
St. Charles
Flan
Cooper Upform
New York City
Humorist Brennan Debuts as Prosperity Advance Agent
A Sioux City Journal snippet notes Brenan in Columbus Ohio as a developing humorist who now claims to be the advance agent of prosperity. It contrasts his wit with political snapshots about protective tariffs and free trade.
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Columbus
O. Brenan
Sioux City Journal
Pri
Melvin
White House
Canton
High Prices Shift Farm Land Values Across Kansas
An OCR fragment discusses how high lumber and building costs raise farm expenses, boosting land values in Kansas. It cites J. W. Percy of Jewell County and describes increased prices for corn and timber, with farm sales and acre values rising amid demand for coal, wheat, and alfalfa crops.
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Kansas
Lumber Trust
Humber
Othe
Jewell
Eer
J. W. Percy
Teswell
Habother
Taft and Bryan in heated Cooper Union debate
The text cites Taft praising labor unions and highlighting employment gains while criticizing Bryan's candidacy as a challenge to the popular verdict. It notes reactions from Republican figures and reflects on appointments and presidential expectations amid November election context.
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Bryan
James S. Sherman
Handy steam hammers drive piles at Fifth Avenue hotel site
Excavation for the new Fifth Avenue hotel foundation draws onlookers as steam hammer outfits suspend from derricks drive planks and form enclosures. The four foot hammer, weighing about 200 pounds, lifts and drives the plank heads with steam power, enabling rapid pile sinking.
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Fifth Avene
New York Sun
Wilidel
Starp
Cleveland and the Trust Offer That Wasn’t
The article recalls Grover Cleveland’s refusal of a New York trust presidency after retirement. It notes a committee pressured him with a fifty thousand dollar salary, but Cleveland rejected the lure and insisted on remaining independent. It also references his law career and a humorous street misperception about a tub mistaken for a coffin.
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Grover Chevelainds
York “Pines
Hitt
New York
Trust Company
Cleveland
White Couse
Baker
Phen Tre
Pointblank
Tint Agin
Flrondh
Wassipe
Park
Pifty-olulith Street
Sixty-ninth Street
Hoboes’ Union
Will Street
Knickerbocker Cartoon Satirizes Taft March Plan
A New York Sun exchange shows Mrs Knicker discussing marching the baby for Taft and Midnight suggesting a marching club as a playful political jab. The cartoon captures crowd humor about campaign events.
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Knicker
Formosan Nan-Ow Aborigines Still Refrain From Submission
The Nan-Ow communities in Formosa's Giran province offered to submit to the government but faced conditions. They agreed to hand over skulls from killed tribes but balked at surrendering arms and ammunition, leading to renewed resistance near the Afsuo guard line.
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Giran
Formosa
South China Post
Free sample of Allen's Foot-Fase powder offer
Advertisement for Allen's Foot Fase powder from Allen S. Olmsted of Le Roy New York. Claims to cure tired sweating and aching feet, reduce swelling and loosen tight shoes, and to relieve corns and bunions. Sent by mail for 20 cents or via druggists and shoe stores.
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Allen
Allen S. Olmsted
le Roy
N. Y
Force of Storm Waves Across Coasts and Heights
The Pall Mall Gazette notes average storm waves reach thirty feet, with record waves between forty four and forty eight feet. It describes Skerryvore lighthouse as the site where five and a half tons was hurled seventy two feet above sea level and thirteen and a half tons torn from a seventy four foot cliff.
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Skerryvore
Scotland
Pall Mall Gazette
Prospective business notes and a street scene
A Philadelphia Ledger quotation shows a lawyer offering help after a motorist strikes a man, with the victim planning to pursue a possible case. A child prodedure advertises Winslow’s Syrup, while a New Yorker joke references mile posts beside a skyscraper. A ball blue advertisement promotes Red Cross Ball Blue at five cents for a two ounce package.
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Sid
Philadelphia Ledger
Amending the Declaration and a Dining Room Exchange
A waiter asks about a change of order as Mr. Welbroke notes it was placed fifteen minutes earlier and requests an alteration to an entreaty. The piece blends a dining-room scene with a quip about statesmanship and a New York Sun remark.
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Mr. Welbroke
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