Postal Savings Bill Reported in Senate
The postal savings bank bill was introduced in the senate by Mr. Carter and referred to post office committees. It limits deposits, pays 2 percent interest annually, and keeps funds in local banks via provisional depositories overseen by a board including the treasury postmaster general and attorney general.
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Washington
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Carter
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Congress
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Postal savings details under Night Rider troubles rules
The text outlines rules for postal savings accounts available to any person ten years or older, including married women, with deposits from $1 to $800 and monthly deposits up to $100. Interest is 2 percent, balances capped at $500 plus accrued interest, and deposits to be made through local banks with supervision and security provisions. It specifies reserve limits, distribution by bank capital, indemnity bonds, collateral options, and final disposition of excess earnings to postal revenues.
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postal
Benjamin Saylor Dies at Home in Reading Reading
Benjamin Saylor, senior partner of B. & J. Saylor grocers, died suddenly of heart failure while seated at his dining table in Reading on January 28. He was 83, a Civil War veteran, and received the brevet rank of major after discharge.
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Reading
Benjamin Saylor
Mayor orders saloon violators to church in Indianapolis
Indianapolis January 24 Mayor Shank issued a novel plan targeting saloonkeepers who violate liquor laws. Violators must attend church and obtain a minister's letter confirming full Sunday service attendance before licenses are reinstated. Marion Cummins appeared before the mayor who suspended his license until church attendance proof is provided.
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Guilty of murder in first degree at Wilkes-Barre trial
In Wilkes-Barre on January 28 the jury convicted George J. Marion of first degree murder for the death of his wife after a one hour deliberation. James C. Gordon pleaded guilty to manslaughter for killing his mother-in-law Mia Lydia Menninger during a gun attack. the court will sentence later. Also noted: “Uncle” John Ramsey, 119, a former slave, died in Ohio. Chicago graft indictments target city officials and contractors over 253003.40 in the Lawrence Avenue sewer project.
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George J
Marion
New York
James C. Gordon
Mia
Lydia Menninger
Yatesville
Gordon
Mra. Menninger
Elyrne
John Ramsey
Ohio
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here
Ramacy
Chicago
Indignant grand jurors fault press apathy on beef probe
Chicago reports that four federal grand jurors who investigated the beef bust in 1908 pressed the government to renew the probe. Assistant Attorney General Wade Ellis denied a leak and said District Attorney Sime would remain in charge. Judge Landis previously fined the Standard Oil trust. jurors claimed earlier indictments were warranted and threatened to go public if the case was dropped.
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Landis
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Huston Trial Postponed Over Scarlet Fever Fear
The Huston capitol architect trial, charged with defrauding the commonwealth in building contracts, is adjourned to March 31 due to juror Cyrus Novinger's household scarlet fever risk. Jurors feared infection could spread. after conferring, the court paused proceedings and delayed the case.
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Harrisburg
Joseph M. Huston
capitol
commonwealth
Cyrus Novinger
Novinger
New Oleomargarine Tax Bill in Senate
Washington Jan 28 Senator Penrose introduced a bill to amend the oleomargarine law per recommendations of dairymen and grangers. It imposes a 600 dollar annual tax on manufacturers, 200 dollars on wholesale dealers, and 36 dollars on retailers for uncolored oleomargarine. The levy aims to curb production of the same product.
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Washington
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