Morgan crowds in Wall Street crowds calm fears five languages
A five language World report notes visitors to Wall Street surge amid banking tensions. J. P. Morgan appears with crowd cheers as he leaves the bank, with Rockefeller Harriman and Morgan issuing calm statements.
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Clearing House Certificates Issued In New York
The Clearing House association authorized issuance of clearing house certificates at the subtreasury. Key figures including Cor telyou George W. Perkins James Stillman commented that the financial difficulty appears to ease and credit may stabilize. National City Bank announced a $3,500,000 gold engagement in London.
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Bankrupts in London and Madras Face Heavy Liabilities
London financial records show McFadden & Co liabilities at 6.22 million dollars with 97 thousand assets. Madras house Arbuthnot & Co carries liabilities around 8.675 million and assets near 2.37 million. Also reports of a fatal derailment at West Hempstead Station and the killing of Elmore county magistrate Samuel Johnson in Mobile. Long of Loup City heads to Arkansas to sue over bond reissue.
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Planter James Turner charged with peonage in Arkansas
In Little Rock on October 26 James Turner of Ashley County was indicted by the federal grand jury on charges of peonage. In Washington on October 26 the president set Thanksgiving for November 28 in a nationwide proclamation.
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Head Crushed to Pulp in Houston Accident
Fourteen year old Albert E. Cordier was killed instantly when a car struck the horse he rode on Preston avenue. The car wheels passed over his head after the horse collapsed, causing instantaneous death. The incident occurred in Houston on October 26. Local dignitaries invited to a Waterways convention set for November 9.
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Miss Blanche Ring Injures Hand on Stage Incident
Miss Blanche Rit fired a revolver on stage during The Gay White Way at the Casino in New York. A blank cartridge exploded, she injured a forefinger, burned and torn hand, and fainted. Jefferson de Angelis completed the scene as Ring rejoined in act three with bandaged hand.
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Indictments Against Bank Cashier Rinehart
Two indictments were returned by the grand jury against J. B. F. Rinehart former cashier of the Farmers and Drovers National Bank at Waynesboro Pennsylvania. One indictment contains sixty counts with seventy one alleging false entries in bank books and currency reports. Fifteen counts charge abstractions of 110 146 and four alleged misapplications amounting to 50 487. The other indictment contains ten counts eight for false entries and eleven for abstractions totaling 74 609.
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J. B. F. Rinehart
Farmers and Drovers’ National Bank
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Lieutenant Sticker Nominated Indian Agent at Ara ndarko
Lieutenant Ernest Sticker of the Seventh Cavalry on furlough from Fort Sill has been tendered the position of agent to the Comanche Apache Kiowa and allied tribes at Arandarko to succeed the late John P Blackman who died October 10 The officer served as regimental sergeant major in the Rough Riders and was promoted to lieutenant by Colonel Roosevelt after the Spanish American War.
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Okla
Ernest Sticker
Seventh Cavalry
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John P. Blackman
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Roosevelt to push separate statehood for Arizona and New Mexico
President Roosevelt said he would use his influence to seek separate statehood for Arizona and New Mexico. He added that nothing of that nature would be accomplished at the next session of Congress.
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Dr Shoop's Restorative Promoted for Kidney Nerve Support
An advertisement claims kidneys and other organs fail not from the organ itself but from controlling nerves. It promotes Dr Shoop's Restorative as a remedy aimed at these nerves, suggesting a month of tablets or liquid, with druggists selling the product.
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