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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1908

Page

55

Controller of Currency Argues for Stricter Bank Rules

Washington reports that Lawrence O. Murray Controller of the Currency says losses in national banks stem from mismanagement and law violations rather than the banking system itself. He urges rigid enforcement, honest examinations, and salaried examiners to curb insolvencies and protect depositors.

Tribune Bureau Washington Lawrence 0. Mourrey Mr. Murrey Congress Treasury Department Murray United States Aly New England Wwe Pacific States Treasury Bryan East Western Maine Rhode Island Delaware West Virginia Arizona Maryland South Carolina Idaho Utah Nevada Georgia Wisconsin North Carolina Kentucky Arkansas Massachusetts New York Pennsylvania Texas Ohio Nebraska Kansas Bryans W. J. Fowler Berks Benking

Making New Republicans At Camp Hughes

Camp Hughes on West 125th Street near Eighth Avenue hosts Republican rallies once again led by Harvey T. Andrews. The article notes funding challenges, director accountability goals, and the campaign’s goal of promoting Republican candidates across city, state, and national levels.

Camp Hughes Camp 31St Assembly Andrews

Move Toward Peace in Central American Treaties

The Guatemala City dedication of the Bureau of Central American Republics marks a key step in reforming the region's political system. The Cartago court of justice remains a tribunal of arbitration among treaty signatories, while the new bureau aims to foster closer ties and reduce disputes. The ceremony fell on the independence anniversary of Guatemala.

Guatemala City Bureau of Central American Republics Washington Court of Justice Cartago Costa Rica Central America Guatemala Arbitration Tribunal International Bureau of Pse Republic

Atlantic City Plans Convention Hall to Boost Visitors

Atlantic City business leaders aim to build a large convention hall as national party conventions may be hosted here. The resort enjoys Indian summer weather with Mayor Stoy considering returning lifeguards after recent removal.

Atlantic City Stoy Sydney Goodman Men’s Club Morris Guards John J. Gardner James Litsch Toronto Canada Rudolf Dominion William H. Brown Pennsylvania Railroad Brown Haddon Hall

California election forecast and regional business notes

Reports from California Republicans predict Teft will win by 75 000 in the state with a strong GOP ticket in Congress and labor votes split. Ruef case at trial. Maquire and Hayes contests. Roy Sprague precooling to boost fruit shipping, cold storage plans, and ice plant investments. Geary Powell district sales rise in burnt district, new Sierra tunnel survey, Reno anti gambling push, Harriman buys land for warehouses, and Northern fruit shipments to Puget Sound slated.

Tribune San Francisco California General Stone State Central Committee Bryan Debs James G. Maguire Julius Kahn J. O. Hayes Roy Sprague Southern Pacific Railway Company Colton Roseville Sacramento

Hatching by incubator details from 1677 Royal Society

The article outlines early incubator hatching in Cairo with a double row of ovens. Eggs in lower ovens hatch after two to three weeks, then move to upper ovens. hens hatch around day twenty one. The piece also covers broad historical notes and other varied items.

Royal Society Cairo Egypt

Muffit-Hello exchange notes slow recovery talk

A clipped dialogue shows Muffit and Hello discussing health with friendly banter about slow improvement and cheerful reassurance. The tone resembles a light, informal chat from a period piece.

Local anesthetic allows conscious surgery with minimal pain

A new local anesthetic supposedly enables patients to stay fully conscious during operations such as leg removal, with only a lumbar puncture causing minor pain. A patient recounts watching the procedure, hearing no pain, and even sharing remarks with the surgeon after the operation, though this is stated as a sensational account from The Grand Magazine.

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