Call Money Soars as Bank Reserves Decline in New York
In New York on December 28, vast call money trading pushed rates to 125 and 4 loan levels. Banks show depleted reserves amid heavy loans to the bull market, with Standard Oil controlling about 60 percent of national bank deposits and copper stocks weak. Anaconda and Lawson face market talk of declines while new discoveries spark speculation.
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Moreno
Stanilunt OW
Hank Depodia
America
New York
Der
Ittuhe Wan
Amalgamated Copper
Weiker
Standard Oil
Atock
Lawcon
Atandard
Lawson
Atx
Courtmartial at Annapolis over hazing and assault
Midshipmen faced a courtmartial for hazing and related assault acts. Testimony described a December incident where a student was punched and someone stood on another’s head during a display of athletic acts. The defense cited self-incrimination concerns as part of the proceedings.
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Annapolis
Deros
Shipmon
Kimbrough
President Roosevelt News From Charlottesville Area
Reports from Charlottesville Virginia indicate no word from the president. Secret service men are ordered to await the president in the city. The only communication is a single telephone line to an adjacent plantation blocked to the public. It is believed he is visiting with his sons today.
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Roosevelt Ont Hemmiinge
Charlottesville
Thin City
Itte
Philippine law bans export of Aver for minting security
Manila Dec 24 The Philippine commission enacted a law making it crime to export Aver on account of threats to mint policy by exportations of quins and bullion. Tourinta allowed to take only 2h pean from the te Winds when they depart, with heavy penalties for violations. Chinese demand for diver for coinage pur pow has occulted drainage risking a premium over gold unless checked.
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Manila
Philippine Commision
Jury selection notes from Pendleton January circuit court
The document lists jurors summoned for the January term of the circuit court. It names dozens of individuals with occupations and towns such as Pendleton Athena Juniper Milton Gilliland and Ukiah, indicating a broad pool. The notes mention a sheriff assembled panel, potential readiness of a raid jury, and a plan to weed out the panel on opening day if needed.
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Circuit Cour
Mtetriet
Thelphaye
G. W. Mrocheel
Ween 1
Cargill
Gilmer
Pendleton
Erie Johrimon
Frenter
Venayche
A. Gd
Bunette
Hogue
I. F. Chileon
Sawmill Now
Ukieh
le Hettbeck
Thi
Thompson
William Brown
Holdman
Jobn W. Keen
Athen
Ceorge W. Hansell
Athena
Chorley Simon
Pifot Took
T. BE. Huwon
Juniper
Willian
Farmer
Adm
Alex Montgomery
Helix
John Wyrick
J. M. Derrick
Milton
Joseph Cunitt
Koho
Frank Sloan
Boho
M. BE. Shutrom
Fulton
F. Daniel
Ed Brehm
S. W. Hopkins
Gov. Haumelister
C. MM. McReynolds
Ukiah
David Faaman
Gilliland
Himer Richmond
Kenneth McRae
Peter Get
Werton
E. la Hue
Prospect
D. M. Ressall
Nye
Prank L. Curlamont
Pendieton
Bank Dictates to Secretary in Chicago Scandal
Secretary Shaw declares no criminal prosecution for Banker Walsh amid bank practices blamed on depositors protection. The treasury aims to safeguard depositors, not shareholders, while banks warned against overextending on a single borrower.
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Chicago
Dee
Shaw
Walsh
Treasury Department
Bhaw
New York
Pittsburg Woman Claims Conspiracy In Local Turmoil
A Pittsburg report states Mrs Clorey alleges a conspiracy behind recent trouble. She says when facts emerge, circulating reports will prove false. Authorities have yet to illuminate the alleged plot, and efforts to clarify the affair continue.
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Pittsburg
Der
Clorey
Eavy
Leon
Out his own throat over theft charge in Chinatown
In San Frances on December 28 Paral Welle a 45 year old curio dealer in a tenement house killed himself with a knife rather than face a charge of stealing gold rings valued at 100 from the Fook Wah Company in Chinatown. His bank book showed a 1000 deposit in the Prot National bank at Low Angeles.
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San Frances
Prvon
Paral Welle
Fook Wah Co
Chinatown
Welle
Pirot National Bank
Low Angeles
Subsidy Proposed for Washington Railway Line
Spokane Washington December 28 Hellingham completes valuation of a 1 000 900 authority to be offered to any builder of a railway foreseen to reach Spokane opening up Washington mines timber and rich agricultural wealth along the line John Weber Phillips dead at a road house near Tehwehingo after a jealous quarrel Ralph Higecinge killed his sweetheart, Nickey, then himself in a homicide suicide incident
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Hellingham
Wash
Wrehington
Ino
Tehwehingo
Ralph Higecinge
Nickey
Baker Cig Dee 2X Willen Lachner Enters Congress Race
Willben J. Lachner of Baker announces candidacy for Congress in the second district. Born in Canyon City Grant County, 68 years old, resident of Baker since 1878. Former chairman of the Republican county committee for four years and a member of the congressional committee, noted for enterprise and a strong legal record. His bid gains support in the eastern part of the state and challenges O A John of this city for governor, with a view that leading offices should not come from the same county.
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Baker Cig Dee
Oregonian
Willben J. Lachner
Thin City
Lachner
Canyon City
Grant County
Bakerly
Republican County
Dietrict
Lin
O. A. Jolnn
Payne on Witness Stand in Insurance Inquiry
Former New York Superintendant of Insurance Lou Payne resumed testimony amid a probe into insurer practices. He described seeking outside counsel, denied taking money, and said officials changed opinions with new attorneys general. He refuted charges of accepting retainers from any company. his attorney noted he complied with questions from McCurdy.
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Payne
McCanty
Manual
Prusion
Mayne
Leverance
New York
Lou Payne
McCurdy
Hughes Anid
Mutual
Fide
Borham
Wells
Tewrance
McCunrdy
Conflicting Rebels Respond to Appeals Across Provinces
Dispatches from Moscow and St. Petersburg report widespread rebellion, uprisings, and calls to arms. Cities encounter renewed violence as peasants and workers rally amid government crackdowns and treasury thefts. martial law imposed in Odeon. An avalanche in La Hore kills 22 native soldiers. others reach Montcarlo for gambling as Gapon’s fate remains tied to labor unrest.
Search for missing crew after hunt wreck off Vancouver Island
A Salvor steamer sailed to the Huntieh wreck near Alphitrite Point on Vancouver Island after a severe gale. Two bodies were recovered by Tuesday night with another found the next morning. A young lad seen in the surf was not recovered by those ashore.
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Victoria
Huntieh Hark
Pass of Melfort
Alphitrite Point
Vancouver
Sland
Uelulet
Big Fire at Niagara Falls Destroys Hotels and Businesses
Niagara Falls Dec 28 A large fire this morning consumed the Porter and Imperial hotels and nearby business buildings. Estimates place the loss at about 150000 dollars with extensive damage to commercial structures. Firefighters from the city battled the blaze through the early hours.
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Niagara Prls
Niagara Falls
Pire
Porter and Imperial
Loma
Trouble for Weston saloon keeper faces multiple liquor law charges
Weston saloon keeper EH Walters was fined 25 dollars and fined for Sunday closing violations and unlawfully selling liquor to minors. District Attorney Mhelpa said he will file separate informations against Walters for further liquor offenses. Eyewitnesses testified under oath, but Walters reportedly compelled a confession from the key witness under threat of perjury.
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Walters
Weston
Nimo
Seriou
Minore
Mietrich
Phelps
Waltern
Younretere
Withewer
Waltere
Bose
Weston Sexterning
Judd venting in custody after crime spree ends
A garbled report describes Jofoetere, a county official figure, being arrested near Hutter Creek country and ordered to Pendieton for trial. The piece ties Teeters and City to horse thefts from Putter Creek ranchers, with Teeters later found in Dakota and City in custody there. Yerkuy recovery reported as not yet improved. death anticipated.
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Golorado Springs
Wen
Hutter Creek
Col- Orme Og
Tnee
Pendieton
Tolerate Springs
Bhoerkee Taylor
Teave
Colorado
Teetera
Contle Rock
Columblie
Baler Creek
Feorge Lite
Putter Creek
Wilhamette
Rale
Peeters
City
Dakota
Brogaht
Bandemen
Movement Aims to Remove Rail Stations at Union Hot Lake
La Grande December 29 movement seeks removal of Oregon Railroad and Union Pacific stations and side tracks from Union to Hot Lake three miles away. Proposals plan extending lines and rerouting services to keep Hot Lake as the main stop while Union loses its status. Proponents argue longer routes improve efficiency while critics warn disruption to travel and health resort travelers.
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la Grande
Union
Hot Lake
Union Station
Bryan's Latta JournaL Includes Letters by W J Bryan
A historical notice announces W. J. Bryan will write a series of letters in the Sunday Journal from a two year service period. It promotes his weekly letters, praises the paper as a road news source with color supplements, and lists notable contributors and staff.
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Orecon Bioday Journal
Petr Hegan
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Timen
Sunday Journal
Ite Cartooni
Opper
Swipnerton
Sullivant
Howarth
Witch Stura
Wheeler Wilcow
Myre
John A
Lagin
Oeborne
Mix Merry
Simies
Henry Someonet
Heatrice
Fairfax
Max Nordech
Miurlee Miaterinek
Count Tolstel
Prof Garrett
Servise
George V. Hobart
Nelle
Wox Jones
William F. Kirk
Home News
Standay Journal
The
Journal
Court Street Macadamization Vote Passed In City Council
The council approved widening and macadamizing Court Street from Main to the city edge, with West Court extension surveys accepted. The meeting adjourned after approving salaries and two minor bills, amid Mayor Mattock’s satisfaction. A box of cigars was presented unofficially to J. Billedue in appreciation of recent contracts.
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Main
Alm
Geary Kimbrell
West Court
Agh
Alte
Court
Mayer Matlock
Creechmen Johnson
Dickson
Renn
Marphy
Mumm
West Court Street
East Court
Min
Bill
Race Bridge
Mattock
Walter Wella
H. Forshaw
le& Anno
Marshal Coffman
Gerald
Bheer
Manning
Carter
Withoe
Chet Drown
J. Billedue
Chicago Wheat Market Update from the Great Wheat Center
Chicago tasting notes report wheat at 8253-4, corn at 493-4, oats at 311-4, with market activity on December 28. In Ireland and Dec 28, Yates, Brayton, and Wurtere Schaffer faced charges under anti-trust law. all defendants were acquitted or freed after pleas of guilty violation concerns.
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Chicago
Ireland
View Yates
G. Brayton
Wurtere Schaffer
Con Dea
Aunodation
Cine
Coste
Digg Cine
Conference May End Rebates Say Western Traffic Chiefs
A morning conference at the Interstate Commerce Commission office in Washington heard Western traffic managers pledge to end rebates. They told Chairman Knapp they would quit rebating and warn the commission of issues found on other roads. Eastern lines have already begun adopting similar tire precautions.
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Washington
Interstate Conmenree Commission
Treat Western Re
Nee
Knapp
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