Telegraphic News: Bank Failure and Currency Retirement Mentioned
The report notes the collapse of the First National Bank of Pembina with $50 capital and deposits near 996,000. It also highlights unprecedented monthly retirement of national bank notes totaling 9.8 million, signaling strain on the currency and a tightening monetary stance.
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Wremine
Thors
First National Bank
Pembina
N. Ar
Saposita
Anheleer Bag
Cutrency
Thia
Boston
Juelion
Putnam and King
Escenre
United States
Renee
Louis
Fiendish murder method shocks St Louis police
A post mortem on Jacob Weinas’s body shows a towel around the throat and a wad of cloth rammed into the throat, embedded in the bronchial tubes and wrapped with horsehair. The report notes the method required a tool unlikely reachable by fingers, suggesting a ram with a stick. Past reference recalls a 1898 Jefferson Barracks soldier murder.
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Jacob Weilten
St. Louis
Jacob Weinas
Jefferson Barracks
Twenty Injured at Lackawanna Grade Crossing
A derailment at a Delaware Lackawanna and Western grade crossing near Delawana NY injures twenty people, three possibly fatally. All victims are workers from the Western & Aldrich mill, riding a stage to shift work when the accident occurred.
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New York
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
N. d
Wothern & Aldrich
Delawana
British American Ocean Damages Finalized by Commission
The British American commission has filed its award in the Behring Sea dispute. The total U S. award is about 4.04 million dollars, with payments to be made under the treaty. The decision ends 11 years of controversy and may prompt quick congressional action for the necessary appropriation.
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Washington
London
United States
Corwin
Carolin and
Thornton
Great Britain
Rush
Bayward
Grace
Anna Pack
Dolphin
Alfred Adama
Triumph
Junita
Pathfinder
Black Diamond
Lilly
Arctic
Kate
Minute
Bear
Carolinas
Ckina
Kash
Behring Sea Rabeee Comminscion
Ring-Sea
Gresham
Congress
Pearing Sea
Cleveland
Hays
Americas
Alaska Rush Draws More Steamers to Northwest
The Pacific Northwest bound fleet grows as the British steamship Amur joins others like Bothnia Scythia Ohio and Pennsylvania. The Amur built in 1890 measures 216 feet by 28.1 feet by 11.3 feet and 870 tons. Nearby reports note a heavy Curry county beach surge and a rising Klamath reservation population of 1 020 Indians. A scow on Goose Lake is being prepared for freight until engines are fitted, while hops shipments from Oregon total 81 000 bales. Local tax collections are described as improving after years of delinquency and public finances are under scrutiny.
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Pacific Northwest
Amur
Victoria Trading Company
Hus
London
Alanka
Bothnia
Scythia
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Timois
Indiana
Cottage City
Curacoa
Conemaugh
City of Columbia
Valencia
Mrixlam
Union-Cornucopia
Medical Springs
Cornucopia
Union County
Curry County
Emery
Klamath Reservation
Lakeview
Goose Lake
Lake County
Southern Pacific
Oregon
J. Swafford
Swafford
Wilileue
George Ae
J. A. Baker
Vamdvert
Crook ‘Esanty
Warry
Janey
Allen Logan
Dalles
Wheat Market Letters Signal Northwest Premiums Surge
The Weekly Market Letter reports continued premium for December wheat over cash wheat across New York, Baltimore, St. Louis, Toledo, and Duluth with Duluth premiums hitting 15 cents. Merchants Armour and Weare profit from the price spread while export demand and milling storage expectations rise. Northwest purchases surpass 1,000,000 bushels in a week as bulls risk shifts and winter wheat markets respond. Portland market data follows with prices for wheat, bran, oats, hay, and other commodities listed.
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New York
Baltimore
St. Leais
Toldeo
Duluth
Pointe
Armour and Weare
Northwest
Minneapolis
Portland
Walla Walla
Havana Blames Blanco for Ruf Deaths Amid Turmoil
Indignation runs high in Havasa over Colonel Reid Ruf’s death and alleged pressure by General Blanco on General Ruiz. Residents blame Blanco for the fatal outcome while rumors spread of foreign ships and unsettled conditions as authorities struggle to control the crisis.
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Havana
Blanco
New York
Reid S
Havagé
Anya
Herald
Aly
Genéral Bianco
Ruiz
Golenel Aran‘guen
Hia
Lee
Gomes
Trnse
Avinapetiay
Otrasg
Vna Sa Ats
Adrift a Gale Tumbles Kaiser Wilhelm Der Grease Crew
The Kaiser Wilhelm der Grease of the North German Lloyd line arrived in New York from Bremen a day late with 396 passengers and 41 crewmen. On the voyage from Cherbourg the ship faced repeated gales and engine failure causing eight hours adrift and a 50 mile course alteration. The boiler head fractured and a steel band broke, leading to a controlled fire to cool parts while the captain downplayed danger.
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New York
Lloyd Line
Bremen
Cherbourg
Beris
Englehart
Government Sounded on Its Attitude Toward China
Washington reports indicate official inquiries into U S policy in the Far East. Britain favors a U S check on German and Russian moves and China authorities welcome U S action. The United States seeks no territorial expansion and will not land at Chinese ports, focusing on protecting American interests.
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Washington
United States
Far East
China
Great Britain
Hay
Germany
Russia
Thoee
Busma
Cul de Sac
Althrough
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Behring Sea Award
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Behring
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Oreen
Veteera
King of
Canada
Putvotem
Caus
Aida
United Nates
Ctvage
Dee
York
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Ieee
Se ' Saito
State Department
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Alaskanleet
Oregon Notes
Weekly Market Letter
Ofies of Downing, Kopkine & Co
Cheever Et Canemerce
Ore Fee Ieee
Dalmon
Wevada
Newthern
Lerala
Seindekei
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