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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1907

Page

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Relief of stringency bill in senate to hold bonds

Senator Tillman introduces a measure allowing bond holders to deposit bonds with the treasury and receive notes at par. The Senate also directs finance committee to probe treasury actions during the crisis and examine clearing house certificates in two series across three parts. A separate resolution calls for an agriculture department drainage report.

Washington Tillman Committee On Finance Secretary of the Treasury Treasury Department Senate Lattimer Secretary of Agriculture

Drainage laws and cotton notes in early 20th century senate talk

The passage discusses drainage of swamp lands for agriculture and public health, plus a review of state drainage progress and European policies. In the Senate a McLaurin bill to ease monetary stringency allows U S bond deposits in the treasury for notes. A cotton deposit proposal offers 70 percent of value until 1909 with government sale if unpaid. The bill also imposes a heavy penalty for cotton futures. The House adjourns after a brief session with committee focus on banking and currency and new members sworn in.

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Goldfield to reopen mines with reduced wages for nonunion workers

Goldfield Nevada plans Thursday reopening of mines with a cut in pay scales. No Western Federation of Miners will be hired while up to 500 replacement workers are brought in to fill striker positions. Governor Sparks will visit. troops to be redeployed to guard mines. Card system to be used. brawl on Main Street involving a miner and troops.

Goldfield Nev Western Federation of Miners Mine Owners’ Association Governor Sparks Cripple Creek Frank A. Keith Tonopah Uncle Sam Davis

Nine Million Dollars in Bank Collapse Probes

San Francisco December 10 Walter J Bartnet released on bail Andrew J Dalzell Brown still unable to obtain bonds David B Walker head of Bank of California and Safe Deposit and Trust company in custody at San Barbara pending receiver appointment Attorney Charles Cushing named temporary custodian Grand jury to probe false entries claiming 200000 loaned to two New York banks and deposits while insolvent Assets liabilities show 9000000 due depositors with about 5 million in good property and possibly 2 million more in other assets total 7 million against 9 million.

San Francisco Walter J Bartnet J. Dalzell Brown David B. Walker Bank of California and Safe Deposit and Trust Company San Barbara Charles Cushing Heney New York California Safe Deposit and Trust Company

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