Postal Savings Banks Proposed by Congress Report
A bill to establish postal savings depositories was reported to Congress. It would allow deposits of one dollar or more, with interest at prevailing rates, and protections against seizure or taxation. Depositors could use designated post offices. accounts could be opened by individuals or trustees.
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Faye Atiing
United States
Postmister-General
Navy
Gee
Lesears
Rhea Woot
Hassband
Postminster-General
Postmaster-Creneral
Postmaaster-General
Neigherhood
Thenesis&s Scl
Doan's Kidney Pills Enduring Sheridan Remedy
S W Carey testifies in Sheridan Indiana that Doan's Kidney Pills cured his wife's kidney complaint after years of suffering. He explains back pain weight loss and fatigue improved within a week and after four boxes she was cured. Doan's Kidney Pills sold by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole U S agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Bright
Doan
Sheridan
S. W. Carey
Tenth
California Streets
Ind
Dean
Elliott
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Archbold Defends Standard Oil Against Theft Charge
John D. Archbold vice president of Standard Oil disclosed details about alleged theft of letters from his files. He said letters were stolen years ago and sold to a newspaper, with a go-between claiming a brother in the company planned the theft and that copies and books were taken. Corroboration appeared when some letters were returned and claims linked to Hearst papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company
Archbold
Mr. Hearst
Cholera Contained in Odessa and Global News Briefs
Dispatches report Odessa cholera checked by authorities. Peru's Augusto Leguia inducted as president. Secretary Cortelyou resumes Treasury duties. Clarence J. Shearn nominated for New York governor. Paper mill strike settles in New England. Ike Weir dies in Somerville. Five A O Brown & Co. arrests in New York. Weekly business failures rise to 267. Cotton supply shows slight decline. Mrs. Jien Pest or heads Republican women's campaign. Shah of Persia orders elections and assembly session. Frank Robinson dies in Cleveland. Cholera totals reach 15 680 cases 7 102 deaths in Russia. Elevated railway collision kills 20, injures 19. Loch Findlas wrecks Tasmanian coast. 20 of 24 drown. Casualties from Cuban disturbances noted. Taft party faces enthusiasm in the Midwest. Wheeling car crash kills 1 and injures 6. Prussian Academy inherits 7 500 000 for science. Alfred Austin publishes Unto the Last. Tessie Carter will disposes of dwindled fortune. Pittsburg auto crush injures five. British post office to handle more US mail penny postage. 93 lifesavers honored by U S Volunteer Life-Saving corps. Aqueduct betting law enforcement urged. Emanuel Mandel will estate valued at 2 000 000. Dr Charles McCormick indicted for libel. Theodore Roosevelt Jr joins a carpet firm in Thompsonville.
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Cortelyou
Jane Island
Treasury Department
Clarence J. Shearn
New York
Searst
New York State Independent Convention
International Faver Company
New England
Isaac C. Weir
Ike Weir
Somerville
Mass
New York Stock Exchange
A. O. Brown & Co
Flester
J. Mien Pestor
Washington
Assembly
Senate
Frank Delmaas Robinson
Cleveland
Russia
Market Quotations Indianapolis Grain and Livestock
Wheat and corn prices across multiple markets show No. 2 red wheat around 98 to 1014 cents in Indianapolis and Chicago, with oats and clover timothy mixed values. Cattle hogs and lambs move within narrow ranges, varying by market and delivery month, including New York Buffalo and Toledo quotations for May and December wheat.
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Indianapolis
Chicago
Indiana special session ends with temperance laws
Indianapolis October 1 a short special legislative session adjourned after thirteen days. The body enacted a sweeping temperance measure likely to leave many counties dry. It funded state institutions, but rejected bond repudiation for Vincennes University and some contractual disputes. Governor Hanly praised the results and exonerated himself in the bribery inquiry.
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Vincennes University
Poise & Porter
Greensburg
Southeastern Hospital For
Madison
J. M. Campfield
Windsay, O
Ilany
Ilanly
Knnsely
Wreckwire
Knisely
Hanly
Wickwire
Kinselw
Harry RB. Stevens
Garrett
Ind
James Garrard
Knox County
Whistler
House
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Carmel, Ind
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Standard Oil
Hearst
Newspaper Man
William R. Tearst
John D. Archbold
Odessa
Augusto FR. Leguia
Peru
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Loch Findlas
Port Pirie
South Australia
Foster Island
Tasmania
Cuba
Deanis
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West
Minnesota
North Dakota
Wheeling
W. Va
Prussian Academy of Science
Sampson
Alfred Austin
England
Tessie Carter
Pittsburg
United States Volunteer Life-Saving Corps
f.Inghes
Aqueduct Racetrack
Iron Trade Review Today
Emanuel Mandel
Switzerland
Charles McCormick
Congress
Fred A. Busse
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Thompsonville
Conn
Wool
Cincinnati
East Buffalo
Toledo
Hoodoo
Brewery Alliance
Monon i Pos Éfaussrilus Raley
S. A. Royster
J. B. Johnson
Prop
He Reyue
Cicero
E. E. Newby
John W. Teter
Newby & Teter
Attorneys-at-Law
R. R. Foland
Citizens’ State Bank
Noblesville
CO. W. Griffin
Indiana
Pearson & Pearson
First National State Bank Bldg
Lybrand
North Side Square
R. CC. Foland
Tipton
E. E. Newby Real. Estate Co
Sheridan, Ind
State of
Hamilton
Hamilton County
Alva ¥. Garver
Garver
Allen T. Garver
C. W. Griffin
Allison T. Garver
William W. Garver
Leroy J. Patty
C.W. Griffin
Admr
Hannah Jessup
John C. Newby
Chas. W. Griflin
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