Credit Currency Seen As Solution To Monetary Atringency
New Jersey Representative Charles Fowler argues permanent relief from monetary stringency comes only via a system of credit currency. He urges Congress to back credit issuing by banks, while temporarily relying on clearing house certificates and business drafts to restore public confidence and stabilize credit during a ninety day period.
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New York
Charles Fowler
Wew
Jersey
Fowler
Kansas City Sunday labor law enforcement eases business demand
In Kansas City on November 3 merchants finally obeyed the state law banning Sunday labor after a series of arrests the previous day. Criminal Judge William H. Wallace oversaw the crackdown with bonds set from 600 to 1000 dollars as those indicted for defiance faced preliminary actions while theatres remained open amid federal injunctions.
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Kans
William H. Wallace
Missouri Votes on Prohibition Across Counties
Missouri counties set dates to vote on local option prohibition. Vernon on November 9, Movette on November 9, Pulaski November 11, Aurora November 12, Da view November 16, Caldwell November 23, Jackson County November 23. About two dozen counties already dry, while 51 of 114 have voted.
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Kaneosa City
Missouri
Nevada
Vernon County
Movette County
Pulaski County
Aurora
Lawrence County
Daview
Caldwell County
Jackson County
Kansa City
Independence
Seven Die in Railway Construction Camp Accident
A special dispatch reports seven men killed at a Portland and Seattle railway construction camp near Lyle. Victims include Hiar Bricsen Christ Peterson and five Hindu laborers. No witnesses. authorities suspect a hidden mine hole punched by a wrenching pick.
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Portland
Oregonian
Lyt. Wawh
Portland & Seattle
Lyle
Hiar Bricsen
Christ Peterson
North Bank Road
Tana
London Rail Labor Leaders Announce Strike Vote Result
Richard Bell of the Amalgamated Society of Railroad Bor yants announced at a Sunday meeting in Borthall that 5 134 ballots were returned with 76 025 in favor of striking and 8 778 against. The gathering drew deputations from across the United Kingdom and focused on action by railway workers.
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London
Borthall
United Kingdom
Richard Bell
M. PF
Amalgamated Society of Railroad Bor Yants
Meb
Society
Monument to Empresa Reflects Classical Hemicycle Plan
In Vienna a white marble layout by Hage Witertioh and Frit Ohmann features a hemicycle with a central pool and shrubbery backdrop. The design, praised by critics, presents a restrained monumental form signaling civic dignity.
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Empresa
Elizabeth of
Aostris
Vienna
Hage Witertioh
Scvipier
Frit, Ohmann
Fifty Years A Blacksmith Memory Remains
The fragment notes a long life of blacksmith Ramet R Worlen of Misti and Pal Kalin with hints of decades of devotion and craft. Details are garbled but center on enduring work and reverence for a skilled tradesman.
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Ramet R Worlen
Misti
Volias Deets
Livin Pal Kalin
Tim Arent Nedief
Lann
Rheagindien
Inflammatory Rheumatiem and Witty Ward Exchange
A fragmented dialogue features Ana Noronoemon and a narrator amid a satire on marriage and health tonics. The exchange moves from marital status to joking about inflammatory rheum and a health product pitch from Bhoop’s Health Coffee Elevation.
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Ana Noronoemon
Ward
Color Blindness Rates Cited by Scientist
A scientist states that four percent of people in civilized nations are color blind. The report notes the condition's prevalence and implications for daily tasks and safety.
Proverbs Attributed to French Speakers In Partially Transcribed Text
A fragment quotes several French proverbs about women and behavior. Phrases include where there are dogs there are fleas and where there is bread there are mice, and a woman brings trouble or mischief. The text also notes women and fools never forgive and comments on a woman’s laughter and actions.
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Ajaov
Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root Endorsed For Kidney Liver Bladder
A promotional notice touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure for lame back and kidney bladder issues. It offers a free sample by mail and a booklet, urging readers to send their address to Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York and to buy bottles from local druggists.
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Kilmer
de, Kilner
Bright
Kilover
Aod
Dr. Kilner & Co
Binghamton
N. W
Extra Session Urged by Financial Leaders
Washington reports from credible sources that President Roosevelt is urged to call an extra session of Congress to address the financial crisis. Conservative leaders in finance push for swift action to restore confidence and reform financial laws, aiming for flexible reforms with minimal systemic disruption. They also seek presidential recommendations on corporate control for possible enactment into law.
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Becker's
Congress
Washington
Tite
Roonevell le
Exira Seaelon
Federa
Gret
Government Keeps Indians on Cheyenne River Reservation
A White House conference with President, Interior Secretary Garfield, War Secretary Oliver, and Indian Agencies Commissioner Leupp decided to retain the policy of employing Indians with work. If they refuse to work, the government will withdraw aid, after the $18 per capita annual allowance has been exhausted. The renegade band has troubled whites for decades.
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Washington
White House
Garfield
Interior
Oliver
War Department
Indian
Leupp
Cheyenne River
North Dakota
Indiana
Morgan Seeks Roosevelt Aid After Bankers Conference
Morgan in a Madison Avenue meeting with about fifteen leading financiers discussed bank conditions revealed by the latest bank statements and the need to address currency shortages. The talk touched on possibly asking President Roosevelt to call a special session of Congress to aid the financial nation, though no official statements were issued. Admiral Roblet Dol Evans, soon to command the Pacific battleship squadron, attended a Saturday dinner at the Lotus Club in New York with Bishop Potter Senator Chauncey Depew ex secretary Shaw and others.
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New York
Perpent Morgan
Madison Avenue
Roosevelt
Congress
Robler Dol. Evans
Bishop Potter
Chauncey Depew
The
Treasury
Shaw
Sen Low
Coughlin
Nicholas Murray Buvery
Columbia
Wil Reraity
Railroads to face uniform mileage books under commission order
Albany reports every railroad operating in the state must appear before the public service commission on November 25 to show cause why they should not be directed to issue interchangeable mileage books of 1 000 and 609 miles at a wholesale rate of two cents and free from many restrictions currently imposed by larger companies.
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Albany
Public Service Commission
New Airship Firm Formed in New Jersey for Bayonne Area
A New York report notes the incorporation of Bayonne Aerial Navigation Company in Jersey Bayonne by Hyman Laserus Wil om B Shahiro and Julius W. De Uhroes. The firm is capitalized at 100000 dollars and aims to begin producing Groth next February near Bayonne. De Abrece is named as the inventor.
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New Y York
New Jersey
Hyman Laserus
Wil
Om B Shahiro
Julius W. de Uhroes
Lnst
Bayonne Aerial Navigation Company
Bayonne
York Ciy
de Abrece
Utah State News Highlights And Local Incidents
Four year old Ruby Waychester of American Fork survives a head wound from a .38 revolver during play as investigators seek details. An alum discovery in Central Areh notes a mountain of slum with springs of nearly pure alum water. Annie Adame testifies in a Washington murder case. Banks in Salt Lake shift to credit certificates for security. Suspects in Millard county murder case in 1898 claim alibi, to be released soon. Health reports show fevers rising in Mount Pleasant and Springville. President Smith urges wood control and possible laws to force destruction of hardlock. A patent remedy advertises Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea.
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Ruby Waychester
Samuel Waychester
American Fork
Central
Areh
Mauntain
Annie Asenath Adama
Salt Lake
John Hopper
Mary Armatrong
Denver
Utah
State Board of Health
Mount Pleasant
Spridgville
Mount Pieasaplle
Springville
Joseph F. Smith
Cache Stoke
British paper wheels tested for strength and lightness
A Brities Orm test shows wheels made from Manila paper can be formed in a 1,000-ton hydraulic press. The senate notes these wheels are more elastic than cast iron, lighter than rawhide, have reduced noise and vibration, and may offer practical advantages in mechanics.
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Manila
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