Proposals for Guarantee and Safety Fund for Bank Circulation
A plan proposes a safety fund financed by a half of 1 percent income tax on average bank circulation to reach 5 percent of total circulation. When a bank fails, its guarantee fund supports the safety fund and notes are redeemed from it, with pro rata impairment costs borne by other banks. Stockholders remain liable, and a first claim on bank assets is pledged. Printing and supervision costs are funded by a half of 1 percent per year tax on notes. no notes with denomination below a threshold will be issued. The proposal includes mechanisms for bank asset provision and recovery, aiming to safeguard note redemption and circulation stability.
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Judge Hackney Rules on 1891 Fee Law Void for County Treasurer Fees
In Indianapolis on November 24 Judge Hackney held the 1891 fee and salary law void regarding county treasurers fees. The Benton county case involving Treasurer Abram Boice was affirmed by the higher court, the ruling hinging on Shelby county being omitted from the act’s provisions.
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Hackney
Benton County
Abram Boice
Shelby County
Fire Threat Envelops Necedah Shaft Disaster Rumors
scattered clippings describe a blast near a Brazil Black Coal shaft just north of Dastards Apf large. workers within the shaft area report a deflagration that blew a sheet of flame across the men and ignited the cage. fireproof paint protected the shafthouse until ore department arrived. local officials investigate public works and county action follows a council vote approving consolidation measures. additional notes cover accidents, arrests, and public notices across several towns.
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China Sues for Peace With Japan Through U S Ministers
An article from Wasaasatoy reports China has yielded and will submit a peace proposal via U S ministers in Pekin and Tokio. The plan may involve a money indemnity and loss of sovereignty over Corea, with negotiations likely to pursue a preliminary agreement and eventual treaty, though precise terms are unclear.
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Senate finance debates reflect free coinage and canal plans
The article reports a heated session on finance committee proposals and senatorial talks in New York regarding free coinage and reform. It notes resistance to silver inflation, calls for immediate gold and silver coinage at current ratios, and pushes for projects including the Nicaragua canal, West Indies trade, and western statehood for Oklahoma New Mexico and Arizona.
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Couple Separated Forty Four Years Ago Married Here
McArthur Ohio reports a couple, Rebecca Jarvis and K A Black, who remarried in Chillicothe after a prior marriage in 1859 and a long estrangement. Their son, a commercial traveler, once sought sheriff candidacy. The item ties a wartime widow, later married to James Gibbs who died in the army, to a long, complex family history.
Trainmen Drowned In Lake Champlain Derailed Cars Submerged
Train No. 4 of the Delaware and Hudson derailed one and a half miles north of Port Henry New York. The tender mail and express baggage cars plunged into Lake Champlain while one end of the smoker went in. Emigrant and passenger cars stayed on the bank. Express messenger Richard Quinn of Balls ton and Mail Agent Rouse of Rouse Point were drowned. Others injured slightly.
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Man leaps with wife’s corpse as fire traps residents
Cuabaco December 3. A blaze at 44 Polk Street sent about twenty residents fleeing to adjacent buildings. Emile Patti, clutching his wife’s corpse, tried to move to the roof but dropped the body in heavy smoke and fell, breaking a shoulder and suffering internal injuries. The fire caused little overall damage.
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Bank suffers loss from overdraft scheme at Williamsburg
Warrants issued for the arrest of EL Austin Leitch, a former bookkeeper, and Moag in a bank defalcation resembling the Shee and Leather case. The Manufacturers’ Bank loss totals 8700, and Moag allegedly helped Leitch siphon funds by masking excess deposits. Leitch confessed to bank president Louguaran, who will push the case forward.
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Death Ends Woes of Inmate at Murray Jail
Last Friday morning Charles Zelars died in the Murray jail after a wound that had shown signs of improvement. He received constant care from attendants as his bereaved family learned of the sad end. His body was moved to Coroner McBride's undertakers and burial followed Saturday afternoon in Murray Cemetery. The widow grieves as the family faces destitution, with the coroner's verdict pending facts already known.
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Wells County Farmers Institute Session Set in Cluffton
Wells County Farmers Institute to hold regular session in Cluffton Friday and Saturday January 1 9th and 11 9th. Lecturers Jas A Mount Shannondale and James Richey Thorntown highly recommended. Township vice presidents met to approve business and program details. full program printed in this issue of the Banner.
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Burns X Burns Law Firm Opens in Opera House Block
Burns and Burns establish a new firm in room No 4 of the opera house block. Joseph Burns, senior member, is a long known practitioner and his son serves as deputy prosecutor, rising among young attorneys in the district.
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Great bargains at Kuhn clothier near post office
Detecting gas and oil in Ohio and Indiana becomes less surprising than the chance to save at Kuhn the clothier. Located one door north of the post office, Kuhn offers notable bargains drawing shopper attention as prices drop across the shop windows.
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Farmers Institute Program and Sessions Recap
In Alabama the Farmers Institute program outlines a full day schedule with addresses, discussions, and committee appointments. Notable items include How to Grow Corn in Dry Seasons by Ham Riley, a morning session with music and an address by Rey Woodlicks, and afternoon talks on prosperity and experimental stations with Zara Philips and others.
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Nash-Sowards Wed In Home Ceremony At Locsin
Reuben Nash married Miss Dessie Sowards last Thursday at the bride’s home in Locsin. Rev L Johnson officiated in the presence of about thirty five guests. A bountiful supper followed the congratulations. The groom is well known and respected. the bride is esteemed and daughter of T J Sowards. The writer extends best wishes for their life together. M W
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Dessie Sowards
Rev. L. Johnson
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In Loving Memory Of Elva Daughter Of Silas Shell
In Loving Memory Of Elva daughter of Silas and Annie Shell who departed this life November 26 aged 6 years. Her life was short and memory brief though she found her rest. Though by all the dear house entreaties and kin etc she was loved with devotion yet we could not keep her here. How often on life s course we part from friends we love and lose. There is hope of meeting where the loved and lost dwell where there are no partings or farewells MLW
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Dram Brentlinger wedding notice in Adams county
At the residence of Rev. Payne in Adams county Peter H. Dram and Miss Vlora u Brentlinger wed. The groom belongs to Dram Bros. of Curryville, the bride is daughter of Louis A Bretlinger nearby. They will reside at Curryville with broad good wishes from friends. Change of Time Sunday December sna. St. Lo KOC Clover Leaf Route changes Dec 2 shifting fast night express No. 5 westbound earlier to improve connections in St. Louis union station shortening travel time west and southwest. Minor eastbound changes. consult local agent for details. Grand excursion to all points west and south Dec 1.
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Holiday Excursions via Clover Leaf Route
Low rate excursion tickets offered across T., stc. & ORE. C. stations and connections. Reduced fares to Ohio Indiana Illinois Missouri Michigan Western New York and Pennsylvania. Contact nearest agent or write C. C. Jenkins Gem Pass Apt Putedo O Grand for details Dec th.
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