Bryan Irked by Latest Story About Treasury Post
Washington, Feb. 23. William Jennings Bryan, son of Willa Bryan Jr., a Georgetown Law student, left for Missini and faced a storm of rumors about his possible appointment as Secretary of the Treasury. Bryan denied plans and asked newspapers to avoid anonymous interviews, stating that any friend would not conceal their name. He indicated he preferred the Secretary of State post and warned that a Treasury nomination could trigger a panic, while noting close colleagues doubt he will seek that position.
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Wiliam Jennng
Bryan
Willa J. Bryan
Mry Bryan
Georgetown University Law School
Aldo Bryan
Missini
William J. Bryan
Listeath
Neb
Treasury Department
Rimory
Brywn
Mr. Bryant
Artie Tanda
Wallington
Congress
Ireabury
Wilton
Treasury
the Treasury
Dairy Union Meeting At Harrisburg January 21 1913
The Pennsylvania Dairy Union will meet in Harrisburg on January 21, 1913, concurrently with the Blaty Agricultural Horticultural Association and the Live Stock Dealers Association. Noted speakers from across the country will discuss current dairy problems benefiting milk producers, creamery men, distributors, and consumers. Exhibit of dairy products and limited dairy machinery space offered, with premiums via the secretary.
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Pennssylvania Dairy Union
Tarrisburg
Blaty Agricultural, Horticultural Association
Live Stock Arealers Association
Thirteen Dead and Spinal Meningitis Reported
Midville Georgia reports thirteen dead from spinal meningitis and others treated as panic spreads. Officials seek federal aid while antitoxin is rushed. trolley expansion plans connect Meadville Erie and surrounding towns. Meadvill e and Colmenut Lake gain time savings with new track linking county seats.
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Erle
Dee
Meadville
Northwestern
Pennsylvania Street Tailway Company
Brie Railroad
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Erie
Verango
Bilverling Corners
Colmenut Lake
Cambridge Springs
Suffragettes Going Strong in Rhinebeck Route
Rhinebeck area report notes suffragists led by Gladys Comm en and Frances Hart traveling via Poughkeepsie to Albany, passing Hyde Park and Stoutenburgh. Vincent Astor and Jennor Huntington observed at Hyde Park as supporters predicted a turnout along the eight mile leg to Upper Red Hook near Albany.
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Rhinebeck
Tragelte
Rhineberk Hotel
Gladys Commen
Vassar
Poughknepsie
Hinesbeck
Rhinsheck
Frances Hart
Albany
Hyde Park
Stauteburg
Vincent Astor
Miss
Jennor Huntington
Mr. Astor
Red Hook
French Beau Brimmel Arrives in New York
New York dispatch reports Andra de Mou wants, famed as the Beau Brimmel of Paris, arriving on the Inez Provence with 24 trunks of personal effects and lecture materials. Color conferences will be staged in New York, Washington, Philadelphia, Chicago under Miss Elizabeth Marbury.
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Andra de Mouquieres
Paria
Inez Provence
Elizabeth Marbury
Washington
Heston
Philadelphia
Chicio
Miserable Stomachs Put in Fine Shape
An advertisement touts Mi-DNA Stomach Tablets from N F Ames & Co claiming quick relief from indigestion gas sourness and heaviness with a money back guarantee. It links upset stomach to various ailments and promotes a Christmas book of theatre tickets.
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N. F. Ames & Co
To the Consumer Best Quality Groceries at Lowest Prices
A local notice promotes consumer sales offering best quality groceries at prices cheaper than rivals. Special prices on tea and coffee are highlighted with an invitation to visit the store.
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Plour
Tower
Hatpin Disaster Strikes Farmer in Crowded Store
In Wooster on December 23 Alfred Canancamp, a prosperous farmer, was struck in the eye by a hatpin wielded by a woman in a crowd as he passed through a department store. The long pin pierced his head and left eye area, requiring medical attention after bystanders aided extraction. No further injuries reported as officials seek witnesses.
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Alfred Canancamp
Canancamp
Dan
Grocery Price List From Local Market Ad
A fragment of a historic newspaper ad lists assorted goods and prices including walnuts, dairy butter, oranges, coconut, buckwheat, olives, and pickles. The itemized lines show per pound and per unit costs, reflecting a mid 20th century shopping catalog page.
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Bazar
Pth
She Hotties
Pune
Raham Wlowesieigs
ABE Wire
Ties Cuadrae Lng
Transacts General Banking Business Interest on Time Deposits
The article discusses general banking operations including interest on time deposits and foreign country data. It notes the handling of deposits, rates, and cross border financial interactions. The piece emphasizes prudent banking practices and regulatory considerations affecting time deposit accruals.
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