Cortelyou Targets Speculator-Banks in Treasury Plan
Washington sources say Secretary Cortelyou will limit use of government funds to ease money-market strains. He aims to curb reliance on banks like National City and curb leaks, while offering elastic currency under the Aldrich act with monthly withdrawals and expanded deposits.
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Washington
Cortelyau
Treasury Department
Cortelyou
Shawn
Cor- Yelyou
Inj
Coiely Bush
National ‘City Bank of New York
Institute
Secretary of the Treasury
Corialron
New York Club Opens With Critics Warned On Exclusion
An unofficial license opening at 122 Madison Ave describes a club with strict sex based restrictions and a dining room as a centerpiece. Prohibition era style rules aim to bar women and others from certain facilities while promising a refined atmosphere and large library.
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New York
Liberty
Madison
County Officer Il Surveyor Fauver Quietly Improves
Ill for several weeks with the grip, Fauver, a county officer and surveyor, was seen at the police on Saturd ay for a shore time. He recently returned home to Lorain and is slowly regaining strength.
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Fauver
Hms
Guy
Lorain
Amd
Mother Grays Sweet Pond Children Cure Ad
A damaged notice advertises Mother Gray's Sweet Pond Children, a remedy claimed to ease colds, teething disorders, and bowel issues in children. It touts use at New York and Meriden addresses with an optical line mention and an optician contact at 433 Broad Street.
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Mother Gray
Sweet Pond
Wseoin
Emily Maroin
Meriden
Add S
Qimsted
LeRoy
N. Y
Vinol touted as quick cure in Elyria notices
Memphis correspondent Mrs. W Burns praises Vinol for curing a severe cold and nervousness. Elyria druggist H A Crandall notes many locals suffer run down and overworked, urging Vinol as a remedy for coughs nerves and fatigue. The ad describes Vinol as a patent medicine with curative elements and claims benefits for aged and overworked individuals.
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W. Burns
Memphis
Tenn
WR. CG
Vinci
H. A. Crandall
Eady
Elyria
Apd
Frightful Disaster on French Battleship Jena
Powder magazines on the French battleship Jena exploded causing many deaths and hundreds injured. The disaster occurred at Toulon on March 12 after an initial torpedo blast, blowing apart the after section and sending bodies and panicked sailors into the harbor.
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King
T'roulon
Jena
Adigard
Grecamumanier
Wertler
U Tit
Sd Mille
Lutin
Fires and strikes touch ports and towns across nations
The report mentions South Chigaga shipbuilders striking amid labor tensions. A French official linked to 93 death notices appears in Pari. The Iroquois tragedy at Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan caused a $200000 loss. A 19 year old, Albert Bohman, is convicted in Queens County for stealing a bronze tablet from a Lutheran cemetery monument. Allan Locke of Philadelphia earns the Rhodes Scholarship at Oxford as Pennsylvania’s recipient. A Brownsville inquiry reveals ammunition in infantry rifles wasn’t as guarded as claimed, with Capt Kilburn testifying about theft risk and threats from Brownsville residents.
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South Chigaga
M. Casimir-Fedeut
France
Pari
Sault Ste.Warie
Mich
Albert Bohman
Queens County
Allan Locke
Philadelphia
Oxford University
State of Pennsylvania
Shington
Amoun
Brownsville
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Kilburn
Twenty-sixth Infantry
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Fort Brown
Browneville
Tongue-Tied Rebel Bends Fate With Rocky Mountain Tea
A cryptic note describes Ifead resisting a rope but using a tongue to pivot his fate. The fragment mentions Rocky Mountain Tea aiding his reprieve or avoidance of hanging, with Tad breath and references to CW Phillips & Co successors Lo A and EL Prost.
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CW. Phillips & Co
Thaw Trial Nears its Conclusion in Sane Mind Ruling
The Thaw murder case moves toward closing as Jerome marks a key card by introducing James Clinch Smith testimony about Thaw's Madison Square Garden conduct and intent to harm. Defense objects but judge allows immense facts for jury to weigh, with potential verdict in days. Separately, a St. Louis ballplayer is killed over a bar dispute, and railroad safety plans spark questions as central trains face schedule shifts.
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New York
Harry Thaw
Coumetil
Sbe
Attornay Jerome
Hwnacy
Stanford White
James Clinch Smith
Cory
Madison Square Garden
White
Smith
Smith Did Say, However, That Thaw
Delmas
Air. Smith
Jerome
Air
Fitzgerald
St. Louis
Afereio
Patrick J. Manos
Milwaukee
Wits
Thesday
Harry V. Orover
Louis W. Richardson
Bill
Endowment Plan For Sene Foundation Reported In Legislature
Albany March 13 Mrs Russell Sage has authorized a statement about a bill that would incorporate the Sene Foundation with a $10,000,000 endowment for its aims. The foundation seeks to improve social and living conditions in the United States.
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Albany
No Y
Mra
Russell Sage
Sene Foundation
Taia Foundation
Ita
United States
Buckeye Briefs Admits Coal Trust Existence and Public Policy Clash
In Cleveland a New Ohio coal trust admission sparks antitrust discussion as Almer P. Simons argues contracts invalidate government policy. In Columbus Roawell Shafer’s murder conviction is reconsidered by higher courts. Dayton’s Dr. Haugh faces April 6 execution date. A Shreve town bid for electric lighting is noted as part of a regional public works review.
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Cleveland
Common Pleas Court
Almer P. Simons
Franklin County
Ohio
Saya
Dew
Simons
United
Fiea
Cpal
Way
Lew
Ave
Woit
Shrew Power
Citiaves Electuric Heating Co
Igbr
Pasver
Shreve
Connrt
Tried to Kill Her Son and Herself
A Cleveland report describes a 49 year old mother driven to self harm after her father Elias Clytt’s suicide. She attacked her infant son with a hatchet then slashed her wrists. The piece notes marriage invitations for her son Leroy and Miss Pauline Albrecht were issued earlier that week.
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Terion
Sene
Elias Clytt
Knox County
Frank Lindsay
Walter
Leroy
Pauline Albrecht
Supreme Court affirms Jones Law decisions in Ohio cases
Columbus March 18 The supreme court affirmed the Lunas county circuit court judgment in the Jones law cases of Gott Heb J. Nols Frearse Krupp and Jeo Cc Ott The motions of the accused to file petitions in error were overruled The constitutionalality of the Jones Jones option law was raised by the defendants and the decision sustains use law.
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Colmnbus, O
Supreme Conc Om Thesday
Lunas County
Tig Jones Law
Gott- Heb J. Nols Frearse Krupp
Jeo Cc
Susiuius
Johnson to Manage Bryan's Campaign in 1908
Cleveland March 14. William Jennings Bryan and Mayor Johnson form an alliance to win the Democratic presidential nomination for Bryan in 1908. Johnson will run the campaign, both before and after the convention, as stated by Johnson's official, in secret talks in the city.
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Johnson
Bryan
Cleveland
William Jennings Bryan
T Lis City
Erman
Subterranean Gas Lake Found Near Cambridge Ohio
A gas drill on Cambridge east border uncovers a hidden lake 25 feet underground. The lake extends about 1.5 miles by 1 mile with depths from 25 to 80 feet. City cannon secures option on the territory. if tests succeed, water will be piped to Cambridge.
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Cambridge
Cannan
Remarkable Escape From Death At Hippodrome Site
Henry Larsenen, a structural iron worker, fell three stories Tuesday afternoon at the Hippodrome building. He landed on a pile of sand in the basement and, though his coworkers feared the worst, he was uninjured and laughing when they reached him. The soft sand absorbed the impact.
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Cleveland
Henry Larsenen
Hippodrome
Centenarian Francis Warvey Dies Near Hobart
Bowling Green March 13 Francis Warvey aged 101 dies at his home near Hobart in this county. Born in France about nine years before the Battle of Waterloo he came here about fifty years ago and remained active reading the daily papers until shortly before his death.
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Bowling Green
Francis Warvey
Hobart
France
Waterloo
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