Plan to Reopen Bank Proposes Dollar for Dollar Payout
Philadelphia plan to reorganize the defunct Heal Estate Trust proposes paying depositors one third cash and two thirds in preferred stock. Directors pledge 2.5 million cash. total deposits about six million from 6,000 depositors. Creditors must accept plan for bank reopening. director security is limited.
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Philadelphia
Earle
Heal Estate Trust company
reorganized trust company
Hipple
slzrea
President Roosevelt Praises British Hospital Care
In Salisbury England a letter read by Bishop Webb at the annual hospital service thanks the staff of Salisbury infirmary for caring for American sufferers from a train wreck. Roosevelt expresses heartfelt gratitude from the nation for sacrifices made by hospital personnel.
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Salisbury
Eng
Salisbury cathedral
Webb
Roosevelt
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
Rabbit Inoculation Proves Germ Presence Beyond Doubt
A test shows a rabbit inoculated with germs developed illness after eight weeks, supporting the belief that draft germs exist. The article argues that even the slightest doubt is removed by this result.
Gompers Hails Maine Election Victory As Moral Win
President Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor calls the Maine Second District result a great moral victory for labor and the people. He notes Littlefield’s reduced margin from 1904, argues Maine’s rockbound Republican status makes the win notable, and says the vote shows the people can drive fair treatment from those seeking votes.
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Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Maine
Littlefield
National Order of Americans name change proposed
The national council of United American Mechanics voted to rename the order to National Order of Americans. The proposal goes to subordinate councils for ratification in late December. Elected officers include National Councillor Frank Jones Rome N Y and National Marshal John Hornbeker Scranton Pa. Next annual meeting slated for Harrisburg Pa in September 1907.
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United American Mechanics
National Order of Americana
Dayton
Order
National Order of Americans
Frank
Jones
Rome
N. Y
Charles F. Spear
Boston
John M. Hornbeker
Scranton
P.O. Loring
Milford
N. H
William R. Knaub
Harrisburg
Police suspect woman in Mrs Lewis murder in Philadelphia
Philadelphia police admit they suspect a woman killed Mrs Morris K Lewis in Charlotte Kellys apartment house where Harry Somers a department store employee who boarded there is detained but may not have been an active participant. Miss Kelly and her mother are under strict surveillance with guards at the house.
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Lewis
Philadelphia
Morris K. Lewis
Charlotte Kelly
Harry Somers
Miss Kelly
peither
Hearst Named for Governor by Independence League
New York September 1 Carnegie Hall hosts the Independence League state convention as it nominating a full ticket led by Governor William R Hearst. The platform opposes fusion with Democrats and vows to stand against party bosses while naming Lewis Stuyvesant Chandler John S Whalco George A Fuller C H W Audl Frank L Grettman and John Ford to state offices.
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New York
Independence League
Carnegie Hall
Hearst
Fils
Willan J. Conners
Buffalo
bis
William R. Hearst
Lewis Stuyvesant Chandler
Ducheas
John 8. Whalco
Monroe
George A. Fuller
Jefferson
C. H. W. Audl
Erle
Frank L. Grettman
Tompkins
John Ford
Baltimore & Ohio Opens New Central Building
Baltimore and Ohio officials occupy the new central building in Baltimore on September 13. President Murray notes the headquarters will be officially declared that day, embracing 13 stories and housing about 1500 to 1600 employees. Also reported are contract breach arrest of Altizer, and indictments for Hartje Welshons and Hope in a separate conspiracy case. Baseball scores from September 13 are listed for both leagues.
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Salvador
San Salvador
Bacalom
National Independent party
Baltimore
Frank Brown
Henry Axt
Axt
Dirpy
AMY
Murray
Baltimore & Ohio Rolinfad company
betance
Baltimore & Ohio
Texas
Bryan Explains Gov Ownership Of Railways In Speech
William Jennings Bryan spoke in Louisville reading a statement on government ownership of railways. He said the issue should be decided by Democratic voters and defended regulatory aims while noting possible party platform implications. He argued railways’ influence threatens fair policy and cited extortionate rates and discrimination as reasons for public control.
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Louisville
southland
William Jennings Bryan
Tie
New York
armory
Bryan
Democratics party
senate
house
telet
moe
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Palace of Music
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Obarah Streets
Frederick, Md
A. G. QUYNN &CO
GEE WHIZZ WASHING MACHINES
CLARKE PLACE
havens
W. BOWERS
GEORGE L. CRAMER
Walkerville
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otty
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Bacm
Central National Bank
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monty
LM. MIXDORFE
Court St
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DEVILBISS & URNER, INSURANCE
POLL &ALBAUGH
BULLDS Street
Frederick
ERNEST. HELFENSTEIN
W. Patrick Sr
Frederek, Md
ROSENSTOCK BROS
ONE-PRICE OUTFITTERS
MARKEY'S
SCOTL BROTHERS
N. E. QORNER MARKET
PATRICK STREETS
J. H. DRONENBURG
Mgr
SCOLL BROS
Timothy Seen
Crown Dr.K
Ontario
Studebaker Wagon
FREDERICK COUNTY FARMERS’ EXCHANGE
RUSSEL SAGE
ne patel
R. Yeakie
BOB TORE
u ‘heft Hammar
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Oyster Bay
congress
Panama
Cuba
St. Louis
H. Lane
republic
New Orleans
LUCIUS TUTTLE
Loelna Tuttle
Boston and Maine railroad
Winston Church
GOMPERS ON PAINE
GOVE
Altizer
Washington American League baseball club
auatody
Lancaster Tri-State
Altixer
Martie
Pittsburg
Augustus Hartje
John 3. Welshons
Clifford Hope
Mary Scott Hartie
Athletics
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Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
National
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