World Happenings Report Mixed Election and Trade News
The item roundup notes Burton's defeat in Cleveland and Johnson's win in New York. Kentucky elects a Republican governor. the Hague peace conference results draw praise from Porter and Choate. Fires wipe Bourbor yard in Louisville. flour mills shut in Minneapolis. transport Buford sails with 100 passengers and $1.8 million in goods. Multiple crimes, deaths, and fires appear across cities. rail and mining sector moves affect markets and policy.
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Cleveland
Theodore B. Burton
Tom L. Johnson
New York County
Independence League
Republican Party
Tammany
Kentucky
Horace Porter
Joseph H. Choate
Hague
Lexington
Clyde Campbell
Michael Murphy
Marion Smith
W. R. Campbell
Clyde
Waverly
County Medical Association
W. A. Rohlf
C. L. Cha
Buford
Honolulu
Guam
Manila
Harry Parree
Philadelphia
Judson Deesch
Parree
Department of Agriculture
Washington
St. Viateur’s College
Bourbonais Grove
Kankakee
Ralph Campbell
McAllister
John Cotterall
Guthrie
Roosevelt
Oklahoma
National Council of Jewish Women
James W. Allaway
Commission
Los Angeles
Cal
Edward Allaway
Chicago
Bremen
Isaac D. Surratt
Mary E. Surratt
Lincoln
Mount Olivet
Steadwell
la Crosse
Wis
National Purity Federation
Battle Creek
Mich
Compagnie, Generale Transatlantique
St. Widmille
France
New York Banks Ship Currency to Northwest to Support Crops
New York banks plan to move currency to the northwest to aid crop shipments. The Chase National and First National Banks are sending daily sums of 25 000 to 50 000 dollars along the Great Northern and Northern Pacific routes. Secretary Cortelyou directs 3 000 000 dollars to St Paul and Minneapolis for forwarding, with the local subtreasury prepared to send funds west if needed. The financial outlook is favorable as trust runs decline and gold engagements rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Europe
Cortelyou
Charles Fowler
New Jersey
Banking and Currency Committee
House
Trust Company of America
Lincoln Trust Company
United States Steel Corporation
Tennessee Coal & Iron Company
Kansas
Denver
Arthur Rogers
Bancroft
Mich
United States
Gifford Pinchot
Marina Carmella Mongellugzo
Philadelphia
Max Reinholdt
Milwaukee
Michigan
Herbert Welch
Los Angeles
Joe Dean
Julia Johnson
Norfolk
Collard
Belgium
Wyman
Berry
Mullet Key
Tampa
Fla
Diego Barroe Arana
Chili
John M. Stephens
Dent County
Gen. Booth
Salvation Army
America
Carnegie Hall
Leslie M. Shaw
the Treasury
Frederick Webber
Supreme Council of the
Scottish Rite Masons
Southern Jurisdiction
Washington
Martin Maloney
Standard Oil
Helen
Samuel Clarkson
Arthur Herbert Osborn
Miss Maloney
G. C. Linde
St. Louis
Danville
Ill
Henry Bishop
Baltimore
Northwest
Chase National Bank
First National Bank
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
James J. Hill
Chase National
Hill
Seaboard
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Trust Company
Former banker is sentenced for misapplication of bank funds
Kansas City Missouri F J Tygard former president of Bates National Bank of Butler Missouri was sentenced by Judge McPherson in federal court to five years in prison for misapplying bank funds. He is over seventy and nearly paralyzed and pleaded guilty. The judge suggested a possible pardon consideration due to his age and condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Trump
Robbinsdale
Minneapolis
Bedros Hanpartzoomian
Povhanes Tayshanjian
Union Square
Sing Sing
Savannah
Tom Thompson
Talladega
Alan Fred Singleton
Kansas City
F. J. Tygard
Bates National Bank
Butler
McPherson
Tygard
Receiver Appointed for Arnold Print Works in North Adams
Henry H. Warner of Boston was named receiver by the U S circuit court in Boston. Arnold Print works, a leading textile firm, has liabilities about 9.5 million and assets near 15 million. Liabilities include 6.5 million in bank promissory notes. court notes the firm is solvent but money market conditions necessitated the receiver to protect its interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Adams
Mass
Henry H. Warner
Boston
Arnold Print Works
United States Circuit Court
Taft for president Hadley for Missouri governor backed
Kansas City Missouri Missouri Republican club the oldest incorporated Republican organization in the state unanimously endorsed William H Taft for president and Herbert S Hadley for Missouri governor in a Wednesday night resolution. Sioux City Journal burned out fire in Sioux City Journal building caused 55 000 to 70 000 loss with 55 000 insured. editorial rooms and business office saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Missouri Republican Club
Missouri
The
William H. Taft
United States
Herbert S. Hadley
Sioux City
Peruna Praised By Green Bay Reader In Cold Cure
Mrs Ellen Nagle of Green Bay Wisconsin credits Peruna with curing a bad cold that settled in her chest after a doctor recommended medicine. She says she felt better the next morning and within five days had no cough or lameness. The ad notes Peruna tablets as a solid form option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Nagle
4Th Street
Green Bay
Wis
Pernia
Willing to Follow Directions in Quarantine Talk
Patient care dialogue shows a physician directing isolation precautions for several days. The exchange discusses whether to apply ice to the head, reflecting historical bedside manner and treatment concerns cited by the Baltimore American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore American
Unusual opportunity to earn by representing firm
Bright men and women offered $100 a month as representatives in the township. Write today to H. W. Cole at 1149 15th St Washington DC. Includes a Plato quotation and notes on cigars and married men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Cole
15Th St
Washington, D. C
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Thirty-third
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Louisiana
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Des Moines Street Railway
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John Sweeney
Marietta
Anna Koon
Isaac Surratt
Abraham Lincoln
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James Harshfield
Charles Harshfield
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Thomas 8. Bush
Nelson Morris Packing Plant
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King Leopold
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Roswell P. Bishop
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
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William H. Higgie
Mercy Hospital
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Guys
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North Carolina
Cooper
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Great Northern Railroad Company
Indian Territory
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Peruna
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