Treasury and Bond Syndicate Plot Over Bond Issue Debated
The dispatch from Washington reports Treasury officials insisting there will be no further bond issue and gold reserves will not be drawn. A syndicate of bankers, led by Bel, Pront, and Morgan, reportedly secured promises to exchange legal tenders for gold if needed. The arrangement aims to avoid political fallout and sustain economic prosperity while preparing for potential actions after the upcoming elections.
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Extra Session Hinted as Treasury Policy Sparks Inquiry
The article notes calls for an extra congressional session amid financial policy confusion. Officials guard information, with 4000 letters and telegrams seeking clarity. Projections suggest a possible session after November 1, while Democrats Republicans and silver advocates may influence policy toward the white metal.
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Trenaury Department
Ibis
Congress
Cleveland
Lima
Senate
Denyar Cobbier Claims Power To Heal the Sick in Calo
Special: Interest in the work of Francis Selutter, a simple cobbler who believes he can heal the sick and the blind. On the fourth day of his ministry in Treaver crowds gather daily from 9 to close, with hundreds turned away. Selutter says the power comes from a bow and claims no pay, while Alderman Fox notes he does not claim to be Christ.
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Francis Selutter
Chicago
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Tran
Selatter
Christ
Thacy
Test of the new gun on thick naval armor succeeds
Washington special reports a 14 inch nickel steel armor plate test on a ship model. A 1,100 pound shell from a 3 inch rifle at 800 feet struck the plate and bulkhead, cracking the plate into three pieces and penetrating to the sand. Officers say the shot would pierce any armor plate and likely disable, not sink, a ship.
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Washington
Navy
Pavy
Chicago Police Nab Suspect After Violent Boarding House Incident
In a Chicago case at a Michigan Avenue boarding house, two women restrained a man believed to be Louis Leonard who posed as Benjamin Kenton. Police later arrived as the suspect endured a brutal confrontation with local bystanders. Authorities noted the episode at 1404 Michigan Avenue and reported the event prompted investigations into the individuals involved and surrounding circumstances.
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Elizabeth Burdick
Michigan Avenue
Durdick
Fandlady
Carberins Casall
Improvement in Trade Amid Mixed Market Signals
The Weekly Review notes gold exports and modest wheat gains, with corn down and wheat falling in sympathy. U.S. exports show higher Atlantic figures and strong wool sales tempered by weak domestic demand. Bankruptcies rise modestly, 218 in the U.S. and 82 in Canada, while cotton stocks edge higher and manufacturing holds mixed prospects for apparel and hosiery.
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RK. G. Dun & Co
Tran
Europa
Cottun
Poetisy
United States
Canada
Customs Swindles Exposé Hits Uncle Sam Officials
United States consul at Sonnaberg , Germany, Warns that U S customs duties lose about 151,000 yearly to frame dealings by Sonneberg exporters and New York buyers with discounts of 5 to 85 percent. Partello reports on fake price discounts, urging government appraisers to curb rebates and force German exporters to reflect real prices.
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Washington
Powers May Intempere In Congo Affairs
A London dispatch reports rising tension over Belgium and the Congo Free State with calls to invite powers to intervene. Speculation cites Leopold II’s African responsibilities amid parliamentary pressure and public anger over colonial policy.
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London
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St. James Gazette
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Fragmentary Market Quotations From Manhattan Page
A garbled OCR list shows scattered agricultural and commodity prices and terms. Names, places, and numbers are jumbled, but references to cattle hogs beans corn wheat and related bids appear amid misread tokens and stray words. The fragment lacks coherent events or dates.
Boy bitten by pet rattler ends life in Iowa theater
An injured youth of Uniontown, about 10 years old, died after a rattlesnake bite during a stage performance at Clinterville fairgrounds. Rescue actions failed as medical attempts to revive him continued at the Burtia opera house. Nearby, a Des Moines druggist faced insolvency amid city rivalry, while a Des Moines foundry furnace burned causing extensive losses.
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John Ward
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Roy
Lani
Burtia
Bretscher
Mate Lamb
Taurl Aeiaed
Hegrin
Ken
Keith Furnace Company
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Rosa
Sttter
Towns prepare to contract large corn and nut deliveries
Town officials plan to contract for delivery of 600,000,000 bushels of corn and 200,000,000 bushels of nuts along with 12,000,000 bushels of rye and 14,000,000 of barley and 1,000,000 of wheat. Clichge quotes cover September and October, total value near 571,000,000. Fraud at fair attendance reduces revenue but the association expects to cover debts as crops look strong. Weather bulletins noted for weekly crop reports and broader farm prosperity amid storms, hog cholera cures, and political shifts in local governance.
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Dakota
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Marshall County
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Crawford County
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O. W. Taowrey
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United States Veterinary Association
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Bath
United States
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Wight
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Latleran
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Michigan Territory
Sioux City News Briefs on Elections and Local Incidents
The Sioux City area reports on attorney disputes over ticketing at county conventions, a State lake and pond drought affecting waterways, a Des Moines surgery death linked to Dr. C O Allen, a murder-related case, a missing person inquiry in Connors, and crop yields in the region. Also noted are legal cases about usury, a priest’s sermon on licensing wine, and assorted local crimes and police actions across Iowa towns.
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O. Allen
Woolstock
Allen Hag
Thane
Agi, Grove
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Lillie Utoks
Ile
Maines
Lila
Maine Towns Push Good Roads Plan For 30,000
Towns from Rhoda Islands to the mainland urge inclusion in the good roads program. The Maine Legislature recently enacted wide road measures to fund repairs and pave routes. General Stone backs better highways, noting dirt surfaces hinder travel but proper stone roads improve durability and reduce wear on wagons and wheels.
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Ger Roy Stone
United States Department of Road Inquiry
Stone
Woes differant at the post office in Hunesville
A mangled morning scene unfolds with a janitor arguing with a pushy boy seeking ten cents. The youth demands money claiming kinship. the janitor asserts U S government service and distances himself, while the scene devolves into confusion and dialect rich with implied tension.
Diamond Cut Diamond and the Summer Court Confrontation
Mes Ponsoiby presents a controversial figure Heretic Authuene Viuvie as the immediste to address town concerns about a summer court inquiry. Mrs Ponsanhy joins in a sug servizio tone while arguing for accountability and a correction of a prior mischarge. The scene ends with a quip about a bookkeeper and a plan to charge Leon at $1 amid weary talk of past prculcs.
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