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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1908

Page

2

Currency bill sparks Senate House clash over emergency notes

Debates focus on Aldrich Cannon emergency bill and its rivals as Vreeland and Glass critique the plan while La Follette warns that the proposed securities loophole could use non US bonds. Conference proposes National Currency Associations to issue additional notes backed by state and municipal bonds.

Ywras Vreeland House Senate Aldrich Pujo Glass Banking and Currency Committee Mr. Burton Mr.Glass Mr. Weeks John Sharp Williams Bourke Cockran Cockran Williams Burton Chamber Culberson la Follette Senca United States Howpote Secretary of the Treasury Treasury National Banking Association Ya Follette National Currency Association Association Circuit Court of Sec Treasury of National Currency ’S Association Panama Canal Atlantic Pacific Oceans

A Guarantee of Real Economy by Wood & Co

S. N. Wood & Co announces wholesale department deals on summer suits with direct factory pricing. Economies come from cutting retailer profit, offering high quality suits at half the usual retail price. Suits retailers charge 20 dollars go for 10, 30 dollar suits for 15, others proportionately priced.

S. N. Wood & Co

Commission provisions on monetary reform and inquiry

The text outlines appointment continuation, duties to report Congress on monetary and banking laws, authority to sit, subpoena witnesses, hire staff, and conduct investigations. Provisions authorize necessary funding, audits by the Chairman, and specify expiration on June 30, 1914 with Senate concurrence.

Congress United States Saund Commission Senate

New Hampshire Democrats pick four at large delegates

In Concord on May 27 the Democratic state convention adopted a platform calling for tariff revision and currency reform, backed public campaign finance, corporate control by government, and labor protections. Four delegates at large to the Denver convention were chosen, led by Daniel L. Norris of Portsmouth among the defeated slate.

Concord N. H Hampshire C .Ion Denver Eugene F. Reed Manchester John B. Nash Conway John Sheridan Berlin James E. Shepard New London United States William J. Bryan Bryan True L. Norris Portsmouth New Hampshire

Respite Granted to Bide-a-Wee Dog Home

Health officials paused a closure order on the Bide-a-Wee Home for Friendless Animals after Mrs. Kibbe appealed, designating the site a receiving station while an official inquiry determines if it is a nuisance. an inspector will visit daily for a week to assess odors and noise and a move may follow if conditions do not improve.

Harry Ulysses Kibbe Board of Health TIMES Darlington Lexington Avenue

Five McIntyre Indictments Charge Grand Larceny

The grand jury filed four more indictments against Thomas A. McIntyre of the bankrupt firm McIntyre & Co and George C. Ryan. They face grand larceny counts for hypothecating securities placed by customers. Ryan was arrested in Syracuse and to be brought to the city. McIntyre pled not guilty to the indictments and posted $25,000 bail on the original. new bail was set at $1,000 each.

Senate Board of Secretary of the Treasury National Currency Association Thomas A. McIntyre McIntyre & Co McIntyre George C. Ryan Syracuse Ryan McConville T. A. McIntyre & Co Train New York

Turret of Florida Fends Off Heavy Fire in Test

The turret endured a large shell strike with minimal penetration, leaving a dent but no hole. Tests showed the turret and mast withstood multiple four inch and twelve inch shots, with the mast remaining standing despite heavy damage to tubes and supports.

Whitmore Murder Trial Claims Jewelry Left in Saloon

The Harrison N J murder trial of Theodore S Whitmore heard witnesses recall jewelry linked to his wife that he said she wore before her disappearance. A Brooklyn saloon keeper held items Whitmore left for safe keeping. Whitmore himself testified amid cross examinations as the case heads toward a possible jury verdict.

Jersey City Theodore S. Whitmore Lampblack Swamp Harrison N. J Peter Coughlan Whitmore Justice Swayze Vickers Simpson Harry Siegel City Hall New Jersey Lampblack Fred Elliott Boston Elliott Lena Hoboken William Bartlett Hogan Newark Bartlett Harry Thaw Sawyer Simpson Ward Brooklyn William M. Clemmens Griminal Investigations Sherlock Holmes Margaret Lynch

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