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Newspaper
Irvington Gazette
Location
Irvington, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1908
Page
1
Modern Woodmen of America clerk Edwin Wood posts a notice from Washington Irving Camp indicating no table of assessment rates is provided. The fragment states the clerk and camp but lacks further details or dates.
Mme Curie named chief professor of physics at the University of Paris. Mrs Eleanor Merron Cowper a playwright shot herself and died in New York City. Ruth H Northrop wins Norwich Art Students Association scholarship. Two Brooklyn girls threaten to horsewhip a rival. Dr Parkhurst objections to Widow hats in New York churches noted. Mary E Chock, Toboso Ohio, first regularly appointed rural mail carrier in state. Chinese girls depart Hankow for England and America to study domestic life. Hertha Dupler tops Chicago postmasters’ secretary list. Julia Morrow leads effort to train purity workers in Cincinnati and heads National Purity Education work.
A compendium of global and domestic notes cites Mexico's total bank assets at 262 million gold, extensive American investment, and diverse exports. It notes Mexican silver and gold production, lumber supply, and timber potential, plus international trade ties with the United States and European nations. Labor matters include unions in Sydney and Knoxville, mine safety, engineering societies, and wage adjustments in Manchester.
Mexico's old debt stands at 362 million, with citizenship policy shaped by Iberal rules. First half 1908 shows 90 million returns, 6 million in 1907 first half. exports prioritize Great Britain, France, Spain, Belgium, Italy, Austria-Hungary and Winduatan. Silver and gold production valued at 25.5 million and 17.8 million respectively. Major exports include fibre, copper, hides, tobacco leaf, cattle, rubber, and wood.
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