President Roosevelt proposes retirement of greenbacks and silver notes
The president urges retiring United States notes and treasury notes from silver purchases, replacing them with low rate long term bonds. He favors bonds sold abroad for gold if needed and a broader reform package including national bank circulation changes and tax relief. He stresses urgency to restore financial stability and urges Congress to cooperate.
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Treasury
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International Commission of Experts
Great Lakes
Great Britain
Kargland
Venezuela
Thurston
Hawaiian Republic
United States
Welieves Belmont-Morgan Bond
Congress of the
Argentine
Argentine Republic
Brazil
Chili
Secretary of the Treasury
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United States Notes
Co. Waine
Margaret Mather III Not Traveling After Illness
Mrs. G C Pabst known as Margaret Mather did not continue her trip to New York and remains ill at St Joseph's Hospital in Chicago. She is suffering nervous prostration from recent domestic troubles and cannot receive correspondence.
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Chicago
G. C. Pabst
Margaret Mather
Milwaukee
New York
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Broad Northeast Cities Spelled In Aerial Weather Route
A listing of numerous regional cities including Fitchburg North Adams Williamstown Troy Albany Saratoga Utica Binghamton Hornellsville Elmira Syracuse Rochester Watertown Buffalo Niagara Falls Hamilton Toronto Detroit Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago St Louis points are noted in the text.
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North Adams
Williamstown
Troy
Albany
Saratoga
Utica
Binghamton
Hornellsville
Elmira
Syracuse
Rochester
Watertown
Buffalo
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Cleveland
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Prescription guidance excerpt from a medical ad
A fragment advises readers to obtain a book from their druggist and follow its guidance. The brief text emphasizes using a prescribed or recommended reference for dosing or treatment instructions.
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Boston & Albany Railroad
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