American financier Ular eyes U.S. 금융 study visit
Alexander Ular editor of Petit Journal arrived in New York from Havre aboard La Touraine. He plans a two month tour to study American finance and aims to meet President Roosevelt and William Jennings Bryan. He believes a strong central bank could greatly aid the financial situation.
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New York
United States
Givat
Alexander Ular
Frac
Havre
la Touraine
Ular
Petit Journal
la Bie Financere
Rilst
Roosevelt
William Jennings | Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Prisoners at Work House Report and City Jail Count
A county report notes about 20 prisoners at the county jail and 42 at the Work House with 40 males and 2 females. It reports good sanitary conditions and feed but urges better shelter and housing, credit for labor, and a more central site, requesting investigation by local authorities.
Senate Deliberates on Treasury Bonds Panama Certificates
Senator Tillman introduces resolutions directing the Finance Committee to probe Treasury actions on certificates of indebtedness bearing eight percent and the Panama Canal loan bonds. The questions seek legality, use for public expenditures, and the need for legislation to curb unlawful money and avoid peacetime debt growth.
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Tilman
Committee On Finance
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury Department
Committee of Fisance
Senate
Piret
Maury County cases heard as Tennessee Supreme Court opens term
The Tennessee Supreme Court opened its Middle Tennessee term at the capitol with most justices present. Only three Maury docket cases were heard, including Columbia & Godwin & Santa Fe Turnpike Co vs Mary Harville and Geo. Nichols & Co vs J W Huckaby. Equity and criminal cases from Maury remain, likely to consume today, postponing other dockets.
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Supreme Court of Tennessee
Middle Tennessee
Capitol
John 8. Wilkes
Pulaski
John H. Henderson
Franklin
Patterson
Henderson
Wilkes
Knoxville
W. D. Beard
W. K. McAlister
M. M. Nell
John K. Shields
Maury Docket
Columbia & Godwin & Santa Fe Turnpike Company
Mary Harville
Fleming Et al
Geo. Nichols & Co
Geo. Nichols, & Co
J. W. Huckaby
Mary A. Cooper
W. T. Watton
Ve. R. M
Recess Taken as Banking Committee Solely Appointed
The House adjourned until Thursday with only the Banking and Currency committee named and Speaker Cannon promising no additional committee appointments before next week.
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Cannon
House
Fire Destroys Jake Cline Store In Paintsville
Early morning blaze gutted Jake Cline’s store in Paintsville Kentucky with stock valued at 2200 dollars. Cline escaped only after flames burst into the living rooms above while he slept. The building and a trunk containing 260 dollars were destroyed. insurance on the building was 20. Fire suspected incendiary origin.
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Paintsville
Jake Cline
Cline
Sanford for Governor: Likely Republican Nominee
In Nabshsville Tennessee on December 10 the fate of E T Sanford of Knoxville as the Republican gubernatorial candidate hinges on a forthcoming decision. Advocates Evans and Sanders pressed the President during a Washington visit to back Sanford, with the outcome likely guiding his formal announcement.
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Nabshsville
Tens
E. T. Sanford
Knoxville
Sanford
Washington
Evanea and
Sanders
Messrs
Evans
Hall's Catarrh Cure claims nationwide cure
A 19th century advertisement declares Hall's Catarrh Cure the only positive cure for catarrh, a constitutional disease. It promises treatment by affecting blood and mucous surfaces, offers 100 dollar reward for any unsuccessful case, and cites testimonials and product line including Hall's Family Pills.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Ohio
All Druggista
Ninth district registration books opened for election
Registration books opened Thursday at the courthouse for the Ninth district election. W A Quarterman and Will Alexander oversee the process. Only thirty additional voters were registered by noon. Books close tomorrow night.
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Court House
W. A. Quarterman
Will Alexander
Tishomingo Savings Bank of Corinth Suspends Operations
The Tishomingo Savings Institution of Corinth Mississippi suspends business today due to slow collections and large withdrawals. President J W Taylor says deposits total about 200 000 and that obligations will be paid in fall. the bank dates to 1860 and is the oldest in Northern Mississippi with branches in Iuka Ripley and Boone and capitals of 15000 at main and 10000 at each branch.
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Cornth
Miss
Tishomingo Savings Institution
Bank of
Corinth
Iuku
Ripley
Boone
J. W. Taylor
T. Byoum
Taylor
Mississippi
whDe
Iuka
Tragedy in Hopkinsville as Officer Herd fatally shot
In Hopkinsville Kentucky at noon Policeman Charles Herd was shot and killed by Winfree after arresting him earlier for drunkenness. Herd had paralyzed legs and may never sue. Winfree, a popular lawyer-turned-journalist, was arrested after fleeing.
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Hopkinsville
Winfree
Charles Herd
Herd
Loulaville & Nashville
Charlie
Walteon Brian
Brian
Ran Hoe
Jidee
W. H. Winfree
Revival Services Draw Large Crowds All Week
Elder Larimore's revival continues with high interest. Last night’s attendance was the largest since Sunday, filling the house. Tuesday afternoon’s talk was The Christian's Sacrifice, ending with Romans twelve exhorting believers to present their bodies a living sacrifice. Night sessions cover The Good Confession and church establishment on Pentecost. Daily at 3 pm and 7 pm this week.
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Larimore
the Evangelist
Pente
Chistet
Peter
Big Brewer Mine Disaster Triggers Fears of Death Toll
A mine blast near Big Brewer traps and endangers workers as rescue teams race to reach the site. Early reports say about 100 men may be buried, with many feared dead, prompting urgent efforts from local authorities and mining firms.
Busch backs local option and Sunday closing plan
Adolphus Busch says he favors local option and partial Sunday closing to allow churchgoers a morning rest, proposing a midnight Saturday to 8 am Sunday reopening. He notes prohibition scares spread and regrets Oklahoma’s stance, claiming it cost him a million dollars. monongah disaster latest figures report three dead and 493 entombed after a gas flood and cave-in at two Consolidated Coal mines.
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Monongah
W. Va
Miles
Kansas City
Adolphus Busch
Bt. Lonia
Busch
South
Oklahoma
Consolidated Coal Company
West Fork River
Eight Milena
Morongah
Tragic Suicide on Main Street Latonia
Clara Skirvan aged 20 from Latonia Ky killed herself by drinking carbolic acid on Main Street while with her sweetheart Robert Hopple. A physician arrived too late and the coroner ruled death by own action. Jockey Floyd Skirvan, brother of the deceased, is summoned for the funeral.
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Cincinnati
Main Street
Latonia
Robert Hopple
Clara Skirvan
Hopple
Floyd Skirvan
New Orleans
Enloe to Attend Alabama Conference
Nashville Tenn Dec 10 Chairman Hales of the Tennessee Railroad Commission has received a request from Alabama inviting him and associates to attend a conference of Southern States Railroad Commissioners to be held in Montgomery at an early date. The move draws interest due to Southern involvement in rate regulation and other railroad matters. The Tennessee Commission plans to be represented.
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Nashville
Tenn
Hales
Tennessee Railroad Commission
Railroad Commission of
Alabama
Bie
Montgomery
Tennessee Commission
Will Attempt to Resume Business in Goldfield Mines
Capt William Cox reports mine owners plan to reopen Goldfield mines with non union men during the week. Nine companies of federal troops are stationed around the mines to maintain order as tensions with the Western Federation of Miners rise ahead of a potential reopening date possibly set for Wednesday. Col Alfred Reynolds heads the troop contingent and would not say if soldiers would patrol the mines during the resumption.
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Goldfield
Nev
William Cox
Sparks
Qw‘ners’ Association
Ima
Alfred Reynolds
Mine Owners Association
Western Federation of Miners
Monterey
Combination Hill
Goldfield Consolidated Company
San Francisco
Wife murderer likely to die in hospital
Frank Click, who killed his wife Ruth Bilbo Click and shot his own child, remained critically ill at City Hospital. Doctors described a slim chance of recovery after the Sunday tragedy and said he talked about the motive, saying his wife loved another man.
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Frank Click
Ruth Bilbo Click
Click
City Hospital
Peter
Abe
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