Tillman pushes probes into Treasury money certificates legality
Senator Tillman introduces two Senate resolutions urging the Finance Committee to investigate the legality of issuing 3 percent certificates and the Panama canal loan bonds, whether such instruments were to meet expenses or defray costs, and if laws protect against unlawful money certificates. The measure seeks a report on issuing clearing house certificates by banks and their tax status and legality in peacetime.
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Resolution delays as Aldrich to preside in finance committee
The debate centers on Culberson's Texas bond issue revoking and Clay's Georgia deposits in national banks. At Senator Allison's suggestion the two resolutions are allowed to go over until Aldrich, chairman of the finance committee, is present, with Tillman approving the proceedings.
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Murder in Ohio sparks robbery and feud tale
In Marietta Ohio George Anfert a well known seal maker and John Stefen are jailed for murder after a dispute over stolen spoils led Stefen to shoot Zamfert twice injuring him fatally. Police say Zamfer(T) and Stefen were friends turned enemies amid a two Syriaks robbery.
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Sisters Meet First Time After Forty Seven Years
Elizabeth Smith is to meet her sister Jane Meredith for the first time in 47 years in Indianapolis Des Moines. Jane had been married to Edward Meredith in Birmingham England in 1850 and they sailed to America. Elizabeth, who left England for Auckland New Zealand, will be reunited with another sister now living in the United States.
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Mine Disaster At Monenga Claims Seventy Eight
Report from Monenga notes seventy eight miners rescued to the surface while work resumes in Mine No 8 after an explosion. Officials say only about 256 men were in the mine when the blast occurred, a figure viewed as tentative. Relief funds tally rises by twenty five thousand nine hundred nine dollars as investigations continue.
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Governor orders removal of club from Manhattan borough
Governor Hughes orders removal from a fee of BosAram, a club in Manhattan, New York City, citing misdirection and lack of proper borough presidency as the reason for action. The directive targets the club within the borough, aiming to resolve an issue tied to governance and local authority.
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Perils of the Magellan Strait
Rear Admiral Evans prepares to lead the Atlantic Fleet through the Magellan Strait on the Pacific leg of its cruise. The narrative recalls his prior passage with the Yorktown, facing gale and ice in a dramatic, glacier bright passage amid towering cliffs and treacherous narrows.
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Chest Transmitter System Supposedly Gaining Favor
St Louis report describes a novel telephoning method where the transmitter is held to the chest or other body parts to send voice, claiming sanitary, nonfatiguing use and easier talking while moving. Researchers note sound travels through the chest, with public testing across the city.
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Fatal churchside shooting ends marriage dispute
Henry Webber killed his wife on the way to Lisbon church after demanding she choose between him and religion. He then shot himself, dying instantly. The couple had quarrelled over her faith and his demand.
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President Receives Tom Watson at Luncheon
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt hosted Thomas E. Watson of Georgia at a luncheon with Secretary Cortelyou and Secretary Loeb. The meeting was social with financial talk but no firm endorsement for monetary relief was offered.
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Barber Reappointed Camden Postmaster in N F
Fire at Pawnee Oklahoma destroys a block of buildings causing an estimated loss of 208900 dollars. The event adds to local news as the Camden postmaster Robert J. Barber receives a renewed appointment.
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