Banking Ad Claims 3 Percent Interest on Time Deposits
A general banking business advertises a 3 percent interest on time deposits. The notice presents a straightforward yield offer and invites customers to invest funds for fixed terms.
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Newspaper
Dubuque Sunday Herald
Location
Dubuque, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1900
Page
6
A general banking business advertises a 3 percent interest on time deposits. The notice presents a straightforward yield offer and invites customers to invest funds for fixed terms.
Sunday will be warmer in central and eastern Sortiona. Monday brings showers and easterly winds.
Fragmentary report shows temperatures around 2.04 with dry and wet conditions noted. Wind directions and velocity listed, with precipitation totals and cloud details. Historical boilerplate weather data references appear amid garbled OCR text.
The French Senate adopted the Dreyfus case amnesty bill by a wide margin with 288 voting in favor and 24 against. The session on June 2 extended clemency amid ongoing controversy surrounding the Dreyfus affair.
Dubuque city briefs list W H Vorbert druggist at 756 Main and Dr Kay's liver remedies, with various professionals at Main and Ninth streets. J R Mick advertises screens, housing a visiting Dubuque resident Charles Ade. Harkett's sells Hardy pansies while Buye partners promote Houod's Sarsaparilla.
Paris reports reveal accusations against Commissioner Peck suffered no proof of abuse and friction within the American Exposition staff. The Paris cabinet reshuffle follows General Marques de Gallifet’s resignation and replacement by General Andre, amid nationalist criticisms and a slow progress toward completion with few amusements for visitors.
London reports a cable from Roberts dated May 31 detailing Johannesburg’s orderly handover to British forces led by Kraus, with troops ready on the Pretoria road. Pretoria’s authorities expected surrender with Kruger near Machadodorp the last Boer island, while Genoa and Brabant forces observed movements and surrounding actions.
The Confederate veterans parade proceeded in Louisville on June 2 despite a convention decision to cancel due to rain. An estimated 63,000 reunion visitors witnessed Gen. Gordon praise the Louisville reunion as the most successful ever for the United Veterans.
Chicago reports that Kid McCoy sent a telegram to Chicago before his New York bout insisting the referee’s decision must stand and criticizing any club attempt to alter it. The message signals possible controversy over the officiating.
Referee Hogan would consent to a draw only if Mc Coy agreed and bets stayed on the original verdict. Tommy Ryan must endure another defeat as Arc Coy claims ring history, with no new action taken yesterday.
George H. Maxwell of Chicago, chairman of the National Irrigation Association, will speak to the Dubuque Economic League Monday evening June 18. His topic is Expansion. Maxwell is described as a very interesting speaker.
Boats passed since last report include Up-Glenmont and Park Bluff while downriver entries are J. W. Van Sant Lydn Van Sant Clyde John Douglass and Satterite The water stage shows 3 feet Lbs Inches Moffatts Life Pills advertised as a stomach liver and biliousness cure with fever remark
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