Warren National Bank Promotes Mail Banking Plan
The Warren National Bank announces a four percent interest option for deposits by mail and outlines how interest is credited. Early month deposits receive interest for the current and following period, with semiannual crediting in June and December. The notice warns against frequent withdrawals and clarifies that interest depends on the deposited amount.
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Warren National Bank
Department of the Warren National Bank
Bryan Favor Extr Session Support and Coinciding Market Notes
Washington dispatch notes Samuel Bryan favors an immediate extraneous session of Congress after the President’s inauguration as a political move. Separate market reports from Findlay and Lima indicate Sun Oil plans a four cent per barrel bonus on pipelines, with fluctuating oil prices affecting North and South Lima barrels and related shipments.
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Bryan
Washington
Sam Jennings
Congress
Aigon
Walsington
Brydon
Pricus
Oll
Findlay
Ohlo Ol Company
Lima
Indiana
Piikeeton
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Woonter
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Botora Spring
Sun Oil Company of
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Big Tim Sullivan Ill in Sanitarium Portrait of Decline
New York reports congressman elect Big Tim Sullivan is at Dr Bond's sanitarium, serious illness and altered appearance noted by friends. He has been treated there for months. officials say he is "doing well" though condition remains grave, attributed to nervous breakdown from overwork and wife’s death.
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New York
Big
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G. F. M. Bond
Aunitarium
Larry Mulligan
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Larry Mullie Fui
St. Denten
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St. Denia
Mr. Sullivan
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Huntington-Hudson
Tigen
Welch
Jig Hawke
Wan
Mr. Sullivan Himvelt
Algo
Emperor's Grub Stolen At Austrian Palace Larder
Budapest reports a palace larder theft centered on Emperor Franz Joseph. Detectives traced clues to a chimney sweep employed at the palace, who was found at his home enjoying the king's breakfast. The outcome for the sweep will be announced later.
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Budapest
François Joseph
Austria
No Wedding For Johnstown Socialite Glidya Rose
Todnytown Nov 11 social scene reports Miss Glidya Rose daughter of Horace R Rowe and granddaughter of W Horace Rowe first mayor of Johnstown will not marry Stewart Haunt of Oakland Md. A mistaken letter from Hamilton led to a broken engagement. the couple postponed the ceremony and returned to Baltimore. The Roses have since returned to their Sabot plantation in Virginia.
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Todnytown
Sohnetown
Glidya Rose
Horace R. Rowe
W. Horace Rowe
Johnstown
Stewart Haunt
Ntiorti €Y
Oakland
Bott Fauss Hen
Miss Rose
Hamil
New York City
Tove Sutfalr
Harsh
Plige
Baltmore
Mr. Hum
Rove
Gladys
Baltimore
Ranes
Sabot
Miners Narrow Escape From Death At Na talle Colliery
Shamokin Pa Nov 1 John Stencock and Wally Hukowski survived a near fatal collapse at Nathalle colliery No 2 slope when a cavern opened above the working. Stencock rode a lead mule to safety while Hukowski rode a second mule as the third animal fell into the chasm. Barefoot burglar nets $1000 in loot in Cabion Ohio. Nov 1 he strikes eight homes, leaving little trace but footprints. Hunter nearly died from exposure near Saranac Lake New York after wandering off in heavy cold. he reached camp by clinging to a fallen pine and a standing tree.
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Shamokin
John Stemchock
Wally Hukowski
Natalle
Hoy
Stenenock
Stencock
Burowski
Cabion
North End
Nelite
Hunter
Saranac Lal NY
Harry Wentcott
Dings Felday
Saranac
Wentcott
Atélier
Turkish Authority Tightens Grip in Constantinople
London reports the Turkish government orders swift disarmament and deploys trusted troops to patrol the capital. A harsh interior ministerial proclamation warns citizens to resume normal life while promising punishment for funders amid fears of renewed unrest. Reports of massacres are challenged as Bulgars advance toward Gallipoli and allied forces move through Albania toward Scutari.
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London
Hemaya
Tohutuldja
Constantinople
Naim Pawhit
Jefanse
Albania
Montencerin
Scutari
Aussia
Durazzo
Adriatic
Daily Mill
Gallipoli
Dardanelles
Marmora
Ansgarh
Repudiate Massacre Idea In Constantinople Fears Groundless
London reports quote Sir Adam Blocks and Woods Pastia denying plans for a massacre in Constantinople. They cite refugees numbering about 26,000, suffering hunger and exposure with cholera fears rising. Authorities strive to ease panic while urging restraint and aid for victims.
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Constantinople
Lonilot
Daily Chronicle
Adam Blocks
England
Hani
Porte
Mga
Great Britain
Adam Block
Asia
Adam Mook
Donohue
Tong
Fellstown
Walter
Dintowhy
Conflict Arising Over Turkish Actions Near Aegean
A fragmented report notes tensions involving Greece and Turkey with threats of retaliation and territorial pressure. It mentions shifts in control near strategic zones and warns of potential harassment as Greek positions resist Turkish advances.
Earthquake Shakes Eastern North Carolina Towns
Reports from North Carolina say an earthquake struck near Norfolk and Edenton, causing alarm as residents rushed outdoors. No damage was yet reported, but several structures in a coastal town reportedly trembled and some homes showed minor effects.
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North Carolina
Norfolk
Hunteyn
Edentov
N.C
Atresta
Sir Christopher Furness Dead in London in November
The report notes the death of Sir Christopher Furness of London and the Furness, Whitworth, and Company line, a prominent shipowner and industrial figure connected with the firm of Sturneau, Whit tis and Company and Furness MWgo gt athsspyrge. Details are fragmentary here, but mark the passing of a major business leader.
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Christopher Furness
London
Sir Christopher + Pures
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Trmous
Lisa
Sturneau, Whittis and Company
Furness Mwgo
Toad
Mion-A Stomach Tablets Offered With Refund Promise
Ames and Co authorize a refund if Mion-A Stomach Tablets fail to relieve digestion. The ad promises relief from indigestion, gastritis, and nervous symptoms with a liberal no pay plan. One box costs 60 cents, available through Amos & Co. and partners.
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Ames & Go
Amos & Co
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