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The Bottineau Courant

Location

Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1907

Page

5

Carnegie Talks Of Financial Flurr y At National Civic Federation

Andrew Carnegie urges elastic currency and asset based banking while warning against panic and proposing gradual reform. He supports currency regulation and cautions overwide changes, voiced during the National Civic Federation meeting in New York. Also reported are a fatal train collision near Epworth, Iowa, and a fire in Troy, New York causing $150000 in damages.

New York National Statc Federation Park Avenue August Helmont Federaion Samuel Gompers James Speyer Mondes Speyer Andrew Carnegie Carnegie Federation James Seligman

Tillman Flays President and Bank Officials in Senate

Senator Tillman attack on President Roosevelt and the comptroller of the currency over financial turmoil. He accused officials of aloofness after bank failures and defalcations, questioned claims of light being turned on, and criticized discretion in statements. House actions include cotton crop inquiry and a Christmas adjournment.

Washington Senate Tillman Roosevelt Dahlman Committee On Vice William P. Frye Secretary of Agriculture Congress United States House Heflin Alabama

Lynching of Patrick Husband near McHenry Miss

News from McHenry Mississippi reports the lynching of Patrick Husband alias Pat Jones about eight miles east of town. About 100 armed men shot him after he was accused of assaulting two Barton Rouse daughters. He had been previously convicted in Perkinston for assaulting a white girl. The incident followed earlier convictions and an award of 25000 dollars for injuries.

McHenry Miss Patrick Husband Pat Jones Here Husband Barton Rouse Perkinston

Holiday sale offer with free tea and picture gift

The advertisement promotes rapid holiday shopping with practical, low priced merchandise and expanded staff. It offers a free 75 cent picture with all free chases of 2 dollars and over, and a genuine Japanese tea bonus with purchases of 1 dollar and over for next Monday and Tuesday only.

Coats with fur linings up for sale in misc lot items

Natural muskrat lined coats with otter or beaver collars listed at 80 dollars and 52.50 dollars. Black kersey shells and Jap mink lined coats priced around 55 dollars with varied features noted.

Aaker's Business College Endorsement and Community Notices

Reader letters praise Aaker's Business College in Audubon Minnesota while admonishing profane language and debt respect. Church events and a Jan 7 1908 joint Degree of Honor and A U W installation are announced with local notices.

Degree of Honor Odd Fellows Hall Bottineau

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