Panama loan oversubscribed threefold with strong bids
The government’s 3 percent Panama loan of 50 million dollars drew over 3,000 bids Saturday, oversubscribing at least three times and likely more. Officials said the sale would be taken by small investors at prices above 102 percent, signaling strong U S credit and outperforming European securities.
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Washington
Panama
Treasury
United States
England
France
Germany
Relics Found From Maine Wreck Unearth Dinner Service
In Havana the Maine recovery operation yields plates and chinaware in the officers quarters. Explorers identify pieces from the captain's and wardroom mess dinner servings. Items are well preserved and found stacked as left by stewards after the last meal.
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Havana
Maine
Pension bill seeks aid for 91 year old daughter of revolution
Representative Walter Hensley of Missouri introduced a bill asking Congress to provide a pension for Mrs. Sarah Springer of Elvins Missouri. Her father served in the American Revolution and died in 1836 at age eighty two.
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Washindion
Walter Hensley
Missouri
Congress
Sarah Springer
Elvins
Sprucer
Cotton Mills Close Down In Montgomery Area
The Montala cotton mills with 10 000 spindles and the Montgomery Cordage company using 125 bales monthly have closed their plants for the summer due to high cotton prices. They will not resume until the new crop is harvested in the fall.
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Coton Mills
Montgomery
Montala Cotton Mills
Cordege Company
Harvest Hands Net in Demand
Topeka Charles Harris director of the state free employment bureau warns men seeking work in Kansas that demand has been supplied and hundreds of unemployed men are flocking to the state for work opportunities.
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Topeka
Charles Harris
State Free Employment Bureau
Kansas
Harris
Nea
Debates and decrees fill Washington cabinet pages
Senate hots up over reciprocity and anti trust actions while Taft nominates Cowle as paymaster general. Discussions span suffrage parcels post and constitutional polygamy ban with other items including sugar duties, weathered fires, coronation visitors and a Maine salvage drive.
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Washington
Senate
Standard Oil Company
American Tobacco Company
Pomerene
Sulzer
House Committee On Post Offices
Treasury
Taft
Thomas J. Cowle
Navy
National Conservation’ Congress
Kansas City
Nebraska
Thee House
Clark
Chamber of Ecommerce
Augusta
Lorimer Committee
Yates
Illinois
Victor Berger
Wisconsin
Congress
House
Barnhart
Indiana
Foster W. Brown
Tennessee
Porto Rico
United States
John J. Jenkins
Chihua Fails
Wis
Gardner
Massachusetts
Burke
South Dakota
James
Kentucky
Madison
Kansas
Free Methodist Conference in Chicago In Session
The thirteenth quadrennial conference of the Free Methodist Church of North America convenes in Chicago. Other items note a Portuguese cabinet debate on mobilizing the army and a Volga ferry disaster near Asgiiteb with thirty drowned. Arlington National Cemetery honors the soldier dead with annual flowers and eulogies.
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Free Methodist Church of North America
Chicago
Volga
Asgiiteb
New York
Arlington National Cemetery
Tom Company
John B. Lowry
Homduras
Rules reshape theater fire exits in moving pictures
Deputy Labor Commissioner Louis V. Gaye adopts rules under the fire escape and theater inspection law. Exits near stages must be enlarged to doorways three feet wide by six feet six inches high. Narrow stage exits may invite crowding and worsen panic in fires.
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Louis V. Gaye
Nebraska railway commission seeks coal rate cut from Colorado line
The Nebraska state railway commission filed a complaint with the Interstate Commerce Commission to force the Burlington to lower coal rates from Colorado to Nebraska. The action echoes a prior case against Union Pacific that yielded reductions as far east as Grand Island.
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Nebraska State Railway Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Burlington Railroad
Colorado
Ern
Nebraska
Commission
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Union Pacific
Grand Island
Statute Revision Invites Attorneys and Public to Hearings
Secretary J. H. Broady of the state commission invites attorneys and laymen to cooperate in revising Nebraska statutes. Public hearings will be held the first Monday each month at the commission office for receiving suggestions.
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J. H. Broady
State Commission
Nebraska
Commission
State officials seining lakes north of Fremont for carp buffalo
Chief Game Warden Miller and Superintendent O'Brien seize two large public lakes north of Fremont to remove carp and buffalo clogging waters. Each lake spans more than ten acres, reducing croppies and pickerel supply.
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Miller
O'Brien
Ries
Fremont
Gardener at Lincoln Asylum Operated After Attack
Melvin J. O'¬onover, a gardener at the Lincoln asylum for the insane, was injured by a patient and underwent surgery to restore mashed facial bones. The asylum's physicians refused the operation, and another surgeon was summoned to perform it.
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Melvin J. O'¢onover
Lincoln Asylum For the
Flying Machines for State Fair Patented for use at Nebraska fair
Secretary W R Mellor returned from Des Moines with Wright Bros agents and a contract for two flying machines and two aviators for the September Nebraska state fair. P J Harrison resigns as registrar of the state university effective November 1. Supreme court allows bishop and vicar general to sue to stop Father Murphy from officiating or to protect parish property at Ulysses. Land board returns to Lincoln from Curtiz with plat of 463 acres for the agricultural school. Deputy fire commissioner issues bulletin urging precautions to reduce Fourth of July explosives deaths and injuries. Roscoe Pound prize law books awarded to Earl.
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W.R. Mellor
State Board of Agriculture
Des Moines
Wright Bros
Mellor
Wrights
P. J. Harrison
The
State University
Supreme Court
Lincoln
Curtiz
Fez
Morocco
Victor Swanson
Aberville
Neb
Gospel Missionary Union
Kansas City
Sefroo
George C. Reed
Weeping Water
the Gospel Union
Reed
Beaver City
Nebraska in Brief: bonds issued and clashes over funding
State plans 50 million in Missouri Pacific bonds to pay debt and upgrade roads while rail and telephone ventures seek funding. Fire damages Lincoln Wunderlich garage and senior’s building assets. Pardons board to hear murder case July 11. W. A. Brokaw dies after train injury. Fire causes losses and local drainage and electric plans advance in Fremont and Kearney. Missionary news from Morocco not confirms.
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Missouri Pacific Railroad
McHor
State Fair Board
Wright Brothers
Barton
Union Fire ‘Insurance Company of
Lincoln
Fire. Ing
Board of Pardons
State Railway” Commission
Nucholls
Independent Telephone Company of
Nelson
Wunderlich & Havilk
Wolfe
Lantoin
Aurora Commercial College
Watenpaugh
California
Kansas’ Wesleyan University
Wayne Normal School
Shubert
Stella Grand Army of the Republic
Woman's Relief Corps
Grove
J. L. Dalby
Sheriff Sevier
Beaver City
Ben Bailey
Edison
Superior
Sevier
W. A. Brokaw
Ruby
Board of Public Works of
Fremont
Free Advice to Women by Mrs. Pinkham
Women urged to write to Lynn Massachusetts for private medical guidance from Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham. The ad touts confidentiality, long experience, and a free 80 page Text Book available by mail, urging all women to seek advice and to obtain the booklet.
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Molly
Lynn
Worth of the Voice and the Soul in Speech
Quotation discusses the human voice as the soul revealed, contrasting visible features with audible essence. It cites Longfellow and notes that intellect and heart show in the speaking voice, while the soul remains audible rather than visible.
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Longfellow
Hyperion
Be Not Angry About Making Others as You Wish
A reflective maxim attributed to Thomas a Kempis urges restraint in trying to shape others. It argues that self-improvement should precede directing others, since one cannot control another’s nature.
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Thomas A Kempis
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