Banks propose elastic currency plan to replace bond backing
American bankers at Baltimore convention push a plan to repeal bond backing for notes, allowing 50 to 75 percent of paid capital in circulation with a 0.5 percent annual tax and a new emergency quota. Funds would redeem insolvent banks, with Hepburn and Homer backing the proposal and a Congress presentation to follow.
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Charles C. Homer
A. B. Hepburn
Third National Bank of New York
National Banking Act
United States
Hepburn
Congress
J. J. P. Odell
Chicago
Association
Douglas H. Thomas
E. H. Pullen
New York
Henry W. Ford
Thomas P. Beale
Boston
Three fall from scaffold at Saco mill yard
In Saco on October 11 a chimney repair in the York mill yard caused a staging to give way. Three workers fell forty feet. James Lovey was critically injured in the spine, Frank Dyer was knocked unconscious but expected to recover, and Maney Whisser was only slightly hurt.
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Saco
York
James Lovey
Frank Dyer
Scarboro
Maney Whisser
Biddeford
Citywide Registration Deadline For State Election
Registration will close in all wards at 10 o clock next Wednesday night. Headquarters are open every evening in every ward. Those who do not register by 10 o clock next Wednesday night cannot vote at the state election.
Two Men Die in Hanover Street Fire In New England Mill
The Hanover Street fire left two dead, Charles Swenson and William Couheesee, both Swedish immigrants. Several others were injured, including Charles Nissen and Annie Northwell, as investigators search for a light source near a gas jet and a possible incendiary cause with rats in the cellar.
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Hanover Street
William Couheesee
Massachusetts General Hospital
Charles Swenson
Station 1
Fred Cother
City Hospital
Louis Ober
Fred Nissen
Annie Northwell
August Johnson
Johnson
Station
Cain
Charles F. Nissen
Sweden
Porter woman elopes with Baldwin man pursued to arrest
Lydia F. Cotton aged 23 from Porter with four children ran away from her husband with Stephen H. Gilman of Baldwin. They were tracked across towns and found hiding in bushes. The case is now before the grand jury.
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Lydia F. Cotton
Porter
Stephen H. Gilman
Baldwin
Boston University Medical School opens new year with large entering class
The Boston University Medical School started the year with opening exercises. More than seventy new students will form the largest class in the school's history, with about 100 total new students including upperclass entrants. Dean I Tisdale Talbot spoke at 11 o clock and senior faculty members provided guidance to each class. Resident physicians from this year's graduates were appointed at the Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital and new resident surgeons and physicians named. The year's visitors include Luther T Jefts, Hiram L Chase, Martha J Flanders, Joseph P Paine, and D B Whittier.
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Boston University Medical School
I. Tisdale Talbot
Rockwell
Sutherland
Southwick
Colby
Harry Greene
Sarah Johnson
Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital
Hovey L. Shepherd
C. Y. Wentworth
Alonzo G. Howard
Cordelia M. Whittier
Luther T. Jefts
Hiram L. Chase
Cambridge
Martha J. Flanders
Lynn
Joseph P. Paine
Roxbury
D. B. Whittier
Fitchburg
Possible Additional Distribution For Iron Hall Claimant
A defunct Iron Hall member asks if he can share in a further distribution after selling his claim to a broker who agreed to an extra allowance. Court receiver Robert A Knight of Springfield oversees funds now in Indianapolis, with local branches remitting funds there. Insurance Commissioner Merrill’s office says a notable dividend might be paid later, but notes the inquirer likely gave the broker power of attorney to receive the claim value, reducing his chances of further recovery.
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Robert A. Knight
Springfield
Mass
Indianapolis
Merrill
Inquirer
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