Panama bonds issued to aid currency relief plan
Treasury announces sale of Panama bonds totaling 50 million dollars and 100 million dollars in three percent certificates for one year. Funds to support early currency expansion and crop movement, with President Roosevelt backing and intent to boost bank circulation and public confidence.
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Washington
Cortelyou
Neight
Treasury
Panama
Roosevelt
White House
Quick Ralief
Cortelyod
Strangery
Themelves
Danke
Truat
Uel & Particle
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft Arrives at Vladivostok Aboard Rainbow
Secretary Taft arrives at Vladivostok on the Rainbow escorted by cruisers Chattanooga and Galveston. Russian guns salute as Taft and party remain aboard before departing via the trans Siberian railway toward St. Petersburg.
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Visdivostok
Taft
Chattanooga
Galveston
Golden Horn
Rainbow
Nharf
Ciattanange
Galvesten
Vindivestok
St. Petersburg
Hamburg
New York
President Grant
Berlin
Taftbag
Emperor William
Charlemazns Tower
Germany
England
Tower
America
France
Rivers and Harbors Meeting in Washington DC Dec 5 6 hinges on broad attendance
Secretary Eli Myron of the National Rivers and Harbors congress reports letters from senators governors and industry leaders accepting invitations to attend the December meeting at the New Willard in Washington. Notable acceptances include Ambassador Sternberg and Ambassador Joserand representatives Denesa Warfield and Smith congressmen Dalal Interstate Commerce Commission chair Knapp Northern Pacific President Hill Southern Railway President Finley and other leaders enthusiastic about river and harbor improvements.
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Cincinnati
Eli Myon
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Senate
House
Congress
New Willard
Washington, D. C
Sternberg
Germany
Joserand
France
Denesa
Eijuols
Warfield
Maryland
Smith
Georgia
Dalal
Pennsylvania
Knapp
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hill
Northern Pacific
Finley
Southern Railway
Prominent Politician Major McLaughlin Ends Life in Santa Cruz
In Santa Cruz on November 18 Maj. Frank McLaughlin, a longtime state figure, killed himself after calling a friend to report he had shot his daughter and planned to die. The friend found him dying on the floor. the daughter was nearby in another room. Authorities note long suffering from anxiety and poverty pressures likely contributed to the act.
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Santa Cruz
Cal
Maj
Frank McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Bronx poultry proprietor shoots two thieves in moonlight
Lyman J. King of the Bronx, missing chickens prompting an early alarm, opened fire with a revolver. He killed Bruno Puella of Yonkers with a head shot and wounded Parlo Lagenta, who fled after being struck in the side and leg and later died. King surrendered to police.
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Killa
New York
Lyman J. King
Bronx
Bruno Puella
Yonkers
Parlo Lagenta
King
Embezzler Wolfe Arrested in Tacoma Washington
Tyrona Pa November 18 Ward report says David M Wolfe who vanished in October after confessing to embezzling twelve thousand dollars from the First National Bank was traced to Tacoma Washington and arrested there.
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D. M. Wolfe
Tyrona
David M. Wolfe
First National Bank
Tacoma
Wash
Mills & Averill Tailoring Co. Fire Guts Broadway Store
Fire gutted the Mills and Averill Tailoring Company on Broadway and Pine streets in St Louis, causing a total loss estimated at 100,000 dollars. The blaze occurred Sunday, with extensive damage reported.
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St. Louis
SE Louly
Mills & Averill Tailoring Company
Broadway
Pine Streets
Governors Invited to 3 Day White House Conference
President Roosevelt asks governors and territorial leaders to meet at the White House May 13 to 15 to discuss conserving natural resources. Invitations extend to Congress members and Inland Waterways Commission, with brief talks by authorities and sessions including the Inland waterways group. A $2,000,000 Senate seat note from Pittsburg adds a 지역 unrelated item.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Lecu
Congress
Inland Waterways Commission
United States
Banedt
Pacis
Revolt of Chinese Troops in Formosa Reported
London dispatches say a Chinese troop revolt in Formosa ended with 62 Japanese policemen and quillians killed or injured. The incident unsettled Tokyo and cast doubt on the loyalty of Chinese mercenaries, once deemed faithful.
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Formosa
London
Tokio
Formasa
Sparks From The Wires Factfile Of Notables and Events
Four earthquakes hit Manila with no damage. Dr. Moncure Conway died in Paris at 78. Charlie Seitz, ex Michigan Telephone GM, died in Chicago from pneumonia. Prince Charles of Bourbon wed Princess Louise of France at Wood Norton England before about 40 royals. William Kirkwood, longtime Chicago board of trade member, died in Musselborough Scotland during a visit. Oklahoma Gov Haskell urged prison sentences for corrupt officials and enforcement of temperance laws. Joseph Henry Eckstein, New York lumber dealer, killed near Harrington Park N J. Former Supreme Court Justice Alfred Steckler, his wife and Mrs Eckstein injured when a West Shore train wrecked a car with five aboard.
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Manila
Moncure O. Conway
Paris
Charlie H. Seitz
Michigan Telephone Company
Detroit
Chicago
Prince Charles of Bourbon
Princess Louise
France
Wood Norton
England
Wiliam Kirkwood
Chicago Board of Trade
Musselborough
Scotland
Call for Oklahoma Legislature Dec 2 in State
Governor Charles N Haskell calls the Oklahoma Legislature to meet on December 2 with location to be decided. Shawnee offers quarters for state officers and the legislature at no charge. The Legislature comprises 103 representatives and 44 senators with Republicans holding 17 House and 5 Senate seats. No proposed legislation outlined in the call.
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Guthrie
Okla
Charles N. Haskell
Fetr
Shawnee
Oklahoma
House
Senate
Haskell
Drift 3 Days at Sea Saved by Boston Boat
Captain Himmelman and five crew members of the British schooner Vinla were rescued after nearly five days at sea. Delirious from hunger and thirst, the men faced frostbite injuries likely leading to amputation. Vinla, sailing from New York to St John, N.B., sprang a leak off Pollock Rip and sank after the dory was cast adrift.
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Boston
Himmelman
Vinla
Mattakeesett
New York
St. John
N. B
Pollock
Kansas Captain Carl Rouse Improves After Injury
St Louis November 1 The condition of Carl Rouse captain of the Kansas university football team who was seriously injured in the game with St Louis university Saturday improved Sunday night at the hospital. Doctors could not say he was out of danger as the nature of the injury requires several days for a definite statement.
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St. Louis
Carl Rouse
Kansas University
St .Louis University
Receiver for Vehicle Company
Freeport Newfoundland November 18 4 receiver was appointed Saturday for the Robinson Manufacturing Company taker of Vehicles Assets are said to be 125000 liabilities 146000 of which 360000 to in noten ty the Robinson Miller Company of Minneapolis and to the Consolidated Implement Company of Kansas City both insolvent
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Freeport
Robinson Manufacturing Company
Robinson Miller Company
Minneapolia
Congolidated Implement Company of
Kansas City
Fatally Hurt in Football Game at Warsaw High
Jamea Crene, a high school football player in Warsaw Indiana, died after a collision during a Saturday game. He suffered a fractured skull in the incident between two local teams.
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Gane
Warsaw
Ind
Jamea Crene
Ohio Legislator Burned in Barn Fire Near Westerville
Columbus reports Dr. W. C. Whitney, a Franklin county legislator, suffered serious burns in a barn fire at his home near Westerville. The incident occurred on November 13 and is being investigated. Authorities said witnesses are assisting with details.
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Ohio
Columbus
W. C. Whitney
Franklin County
Westerville
Enraged Wisconsin farmers defend priest grave against exhumation
About a hundred armed farmers gathered at Northelm to block a Milwaukee undertaker firm from exhuming Rev. Ignatz Peylach's body after a third attempt to move it. The popular priest is mourned after 18 years of service. the housekeeper who accompanied him offered $2,000 to permit removal, sparking local fury.
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Manitowoc
Ignatz Peylach
Northelm
Milwaukee
Apposlitor
Eme
SQUIRREL EATS CLOTH SIGN IN EAST GRAND AVENUE
Squirrels are drawn to a cloth banner on the Hulbutt block under construction East Grand avenue. The fat bushy tailed creature chews and swallows cloth, consuming four large pieces. Locals fix frayed ends to poles as observers note the odd eater’s behavior.
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Beloit
Hulburt Block
East Grand Avenue
Dr. Long
Roosevelt
Bells to be replaced at Congregational church steeple
Thimes Are Out of Tune. Two of the ideally tuned chimes recently installed in the belfry of the Congregational church are unsatisfactory and will be replaced with two yew bells shipped from Baltimore. The bells are out of tune, a halt tonego fiat.
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Congregational Church
Baltimore
Knocks Gut Can Rushing in Manitowo¢c Police Move
A van has been placed on rushing the can by the chief of police in Manitowo¢c as part of a public safety effort.
Peruna Tonic Endorsements From Attys and Patients
A Washington D C attorney and a Canadian resident testify to Peruna’s efficacy for catarrhal disorders and general tonicity. A Pneumonia recovery and a tailoring worker’s regained health are cited. Peruna tablets offered as a tablet form equivalent to a standard dose.
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Fon
Tharin
Anti-Trust League
Pennsylvania Ave
Washington, D. C
Fotlows
Mr.t. Bamgeatt
West Aylmer
Ontario
Can
la Grippe
Peruna
Perune
Busy Bes Face Tariff and Food Law Pressures
A Washington Star quote contrasts industrious manufacturers with constant tariff and pure food law scrutiny. The busy businessman argues that the prosperous bes have little to complain about, while the patient worker bears the burden.
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Washington Star
Grand Jury Indicts Doctors Over Surgical Case Conspiracy
Waverly Bremner county grand jury reports new indictments against Dr. W. A. Robb and Dr. O. L. Chaffee on charges of conspiracy to force an independent physician from a surgical case after he refused to sign the union scale. The panel had previously indicted fourteen county medical association members for anti trust violations. A vivid line about a bright and pretty woman appears in the text.
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Minneapolis
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