Farm Loans Negotiated by General Banking Firm
A general banking business reports farm loans negotiated and collections made with interest paid on deposits. The notice outlines standard banking operations including loan activity and deposit earnings.
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Newspaper
Perry Advertiser
Location
Perry, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1898
Page
6
A general banking business reports farm loans negotiated and collections made with interest paid on deposits. The notice outlines standard banking operations including loan activity and deposit earnings.
Unwitnessed fatality near Beaver Uridee and multiple court verdicts mark a chaotic Iowa page. Thomas and Mamie Jefferson sue the city for damages amid falls from faulty sidewalls while diphtheria outbreaks, suicides, a bank robbery, and deadly rail wrecks shape a grim regional snapshot with deaths in Chapten, Clinton, Anamosa, and Anstaosa.
The Meretey arrived with word of Asia rescue and life lost near Nantucket. French-English tension looms with Harist dispatches denied. Swiss railroads redemption moves meet approval. Sietgert jailed for life in Chicago. Viscara arrives in New York after Maine affair, Bunce orders strict patrol. Prussia mining disaster claims seventy four lives. seventy five perished near Amara point wreck. Canary Islands sinking sparks rescues. De Lome affair deemed closed. Frances Willard, WCTU president, dies at 80. Honolulu storm, and UMWA Springfield convention recounts. Van Pelt shooting mystery in Oregon. McKinley tribute at University of Pennsylvania. Duluth building fire damages. Dunkards set to migrate to North Dakota. humorous domestic note ends with a quip.
Admiral Si card reports the Maine disaster fatalities and casualties, listing 255 officers and 265 crew aboard, with 76 saved and 216 lost. Messages of sympathy come from Emperor William and the Prince of Wales. The Merritt & Chapman firm secures contract to raise the Maine. investigations deem the blast accidental with no external cause.
In a brief cartoon note Miss Tommey recalls a scientist’s claim that kissing cures dyspepsia. Mr Spotts jokes about having an attack of dyspepsia at that moment. The Harper’s Bazar caption captures a light, humorous exchange.
The president seeks to urge Spain toward a ceasefire in Cuba, aiming for peace without necessarily declaring war. He will outline U S discontent with the Cuba situation, autonomy as a failure, and warn of continued war unless a settlement emerges. Rumors of a coming crisis and foreign diplomatic hints are noted but unconfirmed.
Debates in Washington cover an inquiry into the Maine disaster and a bankruptcy bill. Mason urges a joint committee for investigation. the bill advances amid parliamentary maneuvers as Congress considers appropriations and other measures.
United States Patent Office procedures describe appeals and examiner disputes to secure patent rights. The note cites G. Grete & Co. and asserts Senor Dupuy de Lome possessed detailed U S wave defense information and harbor defense drawings during the last administration, including ship tracings and torpedo locations.
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