Bank deposit gains cited in Bryan states amid improving business conditions
A survey of bankers in states from Nebraska to South Dakota reports rising deposits and easier lending. Nebraska notes deposits up 64 percent with mortgages paid. Colorado and Indiana banks report strong improvements and lower interest rates. Minnesota and Montana show large gains, while Deadwood notes gold mining distorts local savings.
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United States
Nebraska
Bryan
Deadwood
Colorado
Brown & Nourse
First National Bank
J. R. Walsh
Chicago National Bank
A. G. Becker
Chicago
West
Indiana
T. Lindsey
Citizens’ National Bank
South Bend
Ind
Second National Bank
Richmond
Indiana National Bank
Indianapolis
Kansas
Ira P. Nye
National .Bank
Eureka
Kan
Kentucky
L. C. Murray
American National Bank
Louisville
Michigan
Willisme
Minnesota
J. H
Dight
Duluth
A. L. Alness
Scandinavian-American Bank
St. Paul
Minn
Montana
H. H. Matteson
First National Bank of
Great Falls
Mont
S. H. Burnham
Lincoln
Neb
North Dakota
Union National Bank
Grand Forks
N. D
Fargo
Ohio
Charles A. Hiusch
Fifth National Bank
Cincinnati
South Dakota
C. L. Oleson
Security Bank of Dakota
Howard
William Selbie
S. D
Alaska
Turbulent Political Platform and Labor Report
A lively political display shows Cholly Towne mocked by opponents as Bryan supporters push for another favor. The piece notes Dick Croker’s grin as Towne’s fortunes fall and references an ice trust collapse. It then cites a New York labor bureau report on wage growth across 66 industries and the number of workers employed.
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State Labor Bureau of
New York
McKinley Campaign Chorus Hails Flag and Leadership
A patriotic verse extols McKinley and Roosevelt to lead the nation with honesty and justice. The chorus pledges votes for McKinley, praising national pride, expansion, and loyal support, framed as a fervent campaign homage.
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Roosevelt
Oler
Liberty
McKinley
Labor and Capital in a Mill Town Strike Lesson
The Fall River case of Matthew C D Borden, a mill owner, who refused to halt production despite slack demand. He ordered 600000 worth of cotton goods to keep workers paid, arguing mutual give and take guides profits and wages. The piece praises balanced bargaining and warns against strikes, foreseeing a peaceful future if employers and workers understand one another.
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Matthew C. D. Borden
Fall River
Mass
Southern Mill Operatives Growth Fueled by Protection
In the southern states today there are about 165000 operatives in mills. The industry is a comparatively new one and was fostered by protection.
Political note hints at foul play in Ga. coroners race
A slimly backed candidate in Billville, Georgia receives a tainted ally letter suggesting bribery and violence to disable a rival. The missive claims 40 cents and a plug of tobacco were paid to Silas to shoot the opponent in the left leg, urging the candidate to proceed as an ally’s last wish.
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Billville
John
Silas
Big Kentucky Families In Conversation With a Magoffin Gentleman
A Magoffin County resident shared figures on local voters noting about 1900 total voters in the county. He claimed one seventh belong to three families, and cited 94 Howards as part of the data.
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Kentucky
Magoffin
Magoffin County
Cash Paid for Hides and Pelts Shop Opposite Depot
A local shop advertises top prices paid for hides and pelts and invites customers to bring in their animals. The notice highlights prompt cash offers and nearby depot location for easy drop off.
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Galveston
Foster
Houston
Cholly
Dick Croker
Ice Trust
M'Kinley
Aii
Fee
Freedom
Labor and Capital
Proprietoes
Dillon
Dillon Tailoring CO
Anderegg
Center and
Idaho
I. Catere
Idaho Street
City Hall
Dillon, Mont
Callahan & Stone