08 Sep 1906
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1906
Page
1
A fragment from a health notice discusses plant vitality and hair loss causation. It emphasizes that a plant or hair problem stems from the root cause and not from surface remedies. The piece promotes Newbro's Herpicide as a germ killer for hair loss and cites Detroit manufacturers.
Secretary Shaw issues a circular to national bank depositories urging that government deposits stay in their communities and not be loaned to brokers in New York for speculative purposes. He acknowledges private speculation is legal but warns public money should support legitimate business locally. The note targets banks with surplus funds and highlights high New York rates as a temptation, stressing prudent, local use. Also reports an airship flyer missing possibly drowned after a flight from Oconto fairgrounds.
Havana reports insurgent leader Pino Guerra refuses any armistice as the government offers a ten day pause. He responds by blowing two Western railway bridges, cutting lines beyond Pinar del Rio and attacking San Juan de Martinez. Government forces under Colonel Avalos total about 100 troops, with insurgent reports of a strong, mobile force in the region.
Iowa projects a corn crop of 281 000 000 bushels figures released as a nugget of news. President Roosevelt reappoints Brigadier General R M O Reilly as surgeon general of the army. The National Association of Spanish American War Nurses plans its next convention in Norfolk Virginia. A St Louis grocery store fire injures a firefighter seriously in a gasoline explosion.
Duyers Are Placing Liberal Orders For Fair Goods New York September. DUNS REVIEW OF TRADE says money market irregularities affect legitimate business but securities rally when imports are arranged. Labor fear restrains production, delaying harvests and delaying structural work. Fall jobbing trade progresses shipping fast as interior buyers place sizable orders for wearing apparel. Quotations hold, some collection improvements. Retail trade up seasonally though farm work delays persist. Iron and steel and large crop prep foster cautious optimism. weekly US failures rise to 133, Canada 14 last week 34 prior and 2% last year.
The Pennsylvania State Board of Trade executive committee set a Harrisburg meeting for October 3 to discuss reforms, including granting trolley freight rights and a flat two cent passenger rate for street railways, plus other legislation for the state legislature. Secretary William s of Pittsburgh reported pledges from 121 of 137 candidates to back the two cent fare.
Philadelphia reports reveal forger Frank Kipple, Real Estate Trust president, used prominent men' s signatures to cover overdrafts. Receivers outline extensive loans and missing examinations since 1902. Presbyterian church funds tied up. reorganization contemplates up to 3 million dollars. Rehabilitation steps discussed as investigations continue.
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