Bankers Propose National Bank Guaranteed Credit Notes
The Currency Commission of the American Bankers Association reports opposition to the Aldrich and Fowler currency bills and outlines a thirteen section plan for National bank guaranteed credit notes backed by the full assets of issuing banks. It envisions a prior lien for note holders and a government fund from taxes to redeem failed banks notes.
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Fowler
Commission
Congress
Grant
Cleveland
American Bankers’ Association
Atlantic City
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
National Banking Association
United States
National Bank Guaranteed Credit
Eny National Banking Association
National Bank
National Banking
Sai
United States Treasury
German Navy League Row Sparks Resignations Protest
At Cassel a heated Navy League meeting drew 60 members and 250 voting delegates after Prince Rupprecht resigned in protest against Major General Keim’s re election. Keim announced his own resignation urging a strong fleet as Bavarian and other factions left the hall.
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Cassel
Prince Rupprecht
Bavaria
Gen
Keim
Navy League
Prince Salm Horstmar
League
Cologne
Wurtemburg
Salm-Hoerstmaar
Salm-Horstmar
Lemoine Interest in Europe Over Diamond Formula Case
Paris reports the Demoine case drawing wide attention across France England and Europe. Sir Julius Wernher offers Lemoine 80000 to publish the diamond formula while a Paris jeweler testifies Lemoine sought 50000 to sell Debeers short. Lemoine’s formula is locked in a London bank unwilling to release it for court trial. Lemoine remains jailed or awaiting release to repeat experiments.
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Paris
Demoine
Julius Wernker
Thebeers Mining Company
France
England
Europe
Julius
Lemoine
Debeers
Wernher
London
Admirals Rumored to Swap Roles Over Scott Affair
London reports suggest Lord Charles Beresford may retire from command of the Channel Fleet with Admiral Sir Arthur Moore of the China Station set to succeed him. The dispute with Sir Percy Scott over a public rebuke fuels talk of Beresford’s departure amid ill health. Debate divides naval circles over credit for fleet effectiveness and discipline.
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New York Times
London
Charles Beresford
Sir Arthur Moore
China Station
Arthur
Lord Charles
Sir Percy Scott
Sir Percy
Windsor Castle
Navy
Admiralty
Beresford
Beresford-Scott
Lord Charles Beresford
England
Channel
Pdvey
Charles Takes Action as Sir Percy Faces Admiralty Charge
Charles acts on his own, while Sir Percy Scott potentially confronts a grave charge before Sir John Fisher, First Lord of the Admiralty.
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Charles
Percy Scott
John Fisher
The
Admiralty
Pope Shows Signs of Recovery After Illness
Frome Jan 1 Pope Pius X shows improvement as doctors confirm progress in his foot pain and swelling. He granted blessings to Cardinal Ferrari and the Lancelotti family, and spoke of a planned marriage blessing for the young lady as she wed next Thursday.
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Frome
Patacci
Marchialaya
Holy Father
Cardinal Ferrari
Lancelotti
Czar Blesses Waters At Tsarskoe-Selo In 1905 Flashback
The czar today blessed the waters of the lake in the Palace Park at Tsarskoe-Selo instead of the Neva where he narrowly escaped assassination in 1905. The imperial blessing was followed by a gun salute and a parade review by the emperor and his mother while the Empress stayed indoors ill.
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ST. Petersburg
Tsarskoe-Selo
Neva
Palace Park
Two Electric Cars Crash in Fog Injuring Forty Near Paris
In thick fog around Paris at Vitry two electric cars collided injuring forty people, several seriously. The foggy conditions made travel dangerous and disrupted transport across the region. Concurrently in Haiti, four warships guard St Marc and Gonaives as government forces push to surround rebel-held areas amid tense calm elsewhere.
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Paris
Port AU Prince
Haiti
St. Marc
Gonaives
Verona Council Says No To Newark Tuberculosis Hospital
Verona Borough opposed a Newark plan to build a tuberculosis hospital within Verona G Borough. The council defeated a motion to sue Newark after Borough Attorney Idwin G Adams argued Newark's enabling legislation was defective. A petition may be circulated to take the matter to court despite the meeting outcome.
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Council of
Verona
N. J
Borough Board of Health
City of
Newark
Idwin G.adams
Hasn't Sued for Divorce Denies Report of Split
Alfred E. Dieterich of 500 Madison Avenue denies filing divorce proceedings against his wife now in Europe. He calls the divorce claim false, though admits it may be possible as a way out of the mess. His father says he knows nothing of it. The wife, 27, is in Paris and reputedly worth $8 million. She is kin to Virginia's Gints. Also in Europe at the time was Harry S. Brenckley, former manager for Vanderbilt show horses.
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Aldrich
Alfred E. Dieterich
Madison Avenue
Times
Europe
Mr. Dieterich
Charles Dieterich
Dieterich
Paris
Virginia
Harry S. Brenckley
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Sisters undergo appendicitis operations in same hospital
Miss Jeanette Halsey and her sister Miss Helen Halsey, both of South Orange New Jersey, were treated for appendicitis at Dr Mefford Runyon’s private hospital. Jeanette fell ill Thursday and Helen was operated on Saturday after nursing her sister. Both sisters recovered. The Halsey family are noted residents of Fairview Avenue. In Washington New Jersey Lackawanna Railroad surveyors study a proposed main line from the Delaw are Water Gap to Take Hopatcong to shorten Hoboken Buffalo travel by about twelve miles and avoid Oxford tunnels.
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Miss Helen Halsey
Mefford Runyon
South Orange
N. J
Jeanette Halsey
Miss Helen
Jeanette
Henry B. Halsey
Fairview Avenue
Lackawanna Road
Washington, N. J
Lackawanna Railroad
Warren County
Delaware Water Gap
Hoboken
Buffalo
Oxford
Too Many Cooks Spoil The Broth Adv
A brief ad noting the need for good help in housekeeping. Mentions the New York Times Situations Wanted column for first class domestic servants and advertises telephone numbers 1000 Sryant and 1000 Lryant.
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NEW York Times
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