Treasury Gold Fund Reaches Record Level At July Opening
United States Treasury holds 594 million in gold and related assets, a record high with an upward month over month rise of nearly 10 million and a year over year increase of 74.4 million. Home production dominates holdings with Alaska and Cripple Creek contributing most of the gold. Treasury Treasurer Roberts says the fund signals strong U.S. prosperity and challenges free silver theory and currency reform.
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Cripple Creek
Australia
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Maryland Democrats Convene in Baltimore Nominate Gorman
The Maryland Democrats held a state convention in Baltimore on August 1 nominating candidates for controller and clerk of the court of appeals. The platform emphasizes white supremacy, racial exclusion, and the aim to prevent Negro influence in Maryland politics, while pledging fair governance for whites and education for all. The Baltimore Sun notes party unity around Gorman and opposition to Republican strength, with debate over a race issue used to frame the electoral strategy.
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Amusing Notes on Race, Industry, and News Claims
The piece mocks current politics and labor, noting white control, Dem ocracy interference, and Coxey’s grip on steel. It hints at irrigation, forestry, and polar gold rumors, calls the Indian’s last card worn, and likens Gomez’s publicity in America to Cuba with denials from Havana.
Labor and trusts trend across nations and industries
A Philadelphia doctor questions golf as violent exercise amid a broader note on trust formation. The St. Louis Globe-Democrat listed 18 columns of land lottery winners in Oklahoma, whose new capital honors Major General Lawton. The piece speculates on a shift from national to universal trusts led by Mr. Barber and others uniting match factories, and notes labor consolidation as a response.
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Notice to Sell Real Property in Lewiston District Court
Notice of application for leave to sell real property in Lewiston Idaho as described for Universalist Convention. Court set for September 9 1901 at Lewis to show cause why order to sell should not be issued. Published in three newspapers in Nez Perce County. Also includes public notice of final proof for EMIL GEIGER Beeman Idaho with witnesses listed.
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Johnson & Halsey
Department of the Interior
United States Lands Office
Emil Geiger
Beeman
Louis H. Clark
John L. Blewit
Alfred E. Miller
John H. Black
Beeman Idaho
J. B. West
Register
Mt of Neamet
Lewison
Andrew Erickson
Forest
Coe Oo
Mt of the Interior
Iaho
T. Hosley
Worldly talk and political remarks from 1900s column
A collection of remarks on affairs from various domains, noting Filipino tax requests, the World’s Fair tower talk, Baldwin’s polar expedition with many animals, martial law in Venezuela, and political shifts. It references Bryan, Kennan, McLaurin, Hill, and curious astronomical notes about Jupiter, plus hot weather reflections on August dividends.
Bankrupt notices and attachments in Idaho court records
In Nez Perce County Idaho the Lewiston National Bank sues Schaefer and partners for attachment against their property. Also Edward Daniels is adjudged bankrupt in the Northern Division Idaho district with a meeting set before Referee Van W. Hassmouck in Lewiston on the fifth day of 1901.
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Southern papers call for Chinese labor to replace Negro help
A wave of southern Democratic editorials urges using Chinese workers as cheap labor to fill roles now held by Black workers. They claim Chinese labor would cut costs and spare powder and bullets on election day.
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J.B. West
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J.B West Register
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Martech Ntiff
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E. Stookey
Olsen
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Kettenbach
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Geo. H. Kester
l_ewoTon National Corner
Fourth and Main Streets
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Martin Collin
Lewiston Bakery & Grocery
Wildenthaler
Main Street
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Plant, Jr
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McCormick
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