The National Bank of Belgium A 19th Century Model
A detailed monograph by Charles A. Conant, issued by the National Monetary Commission, analyzes the National Bank of Belgium from its 1860 founding through its role in issuing notes, regulating the money market, and supporting state finance. It details its capital, reserve policy, note value, and governance, noting Belgium’s neutral wartime finance and the bank’s function in stabilizing exchange and payments.
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Associated Prong
Washington
Mar
Taft
National Bank of Belgium
Charles A. Conant
Banka of
Iesue
Conant
National Monetary Commission
Belgium
Bank of the Netherlands
National Bank of Japan
Japan
National Bank
Societe Generale
Bank of Belgium
Dewn
France
Servie Tour
Abilly
Germany
Thie
Peare
National Bank of
Parliament Approves Charter Renewal for Bank Through 1929
February 15 1900 vote in the chamber of deputies shows 66 for, 0 against, 7 abstentions on the government plan to renew the charter to 1929. The upper house supports the measure 55 to 2 with some abstentions, ensuring the bank's twenty year life before any further charter revision.
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Chamber of Deputies
Reichsbank
Guthrie Dispensary Report Details Eight Month Losses and Profits
State Examiner Charles A. Taylor releases a Guthrie report covering June 1 1909 to January 31 1919 showing $28009 10 in losses and more than $94000 in profits over eight months. Salaries and travel cost about 7087 84 while remaining funds cover agency operations and confiscated liquor handling. The report questions payments for printing and notes an unserved Missouri bond issue. It urges return of unused goods and highlights missed monthly disclosures to the state auditor.
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Guthrie
Okla
Mar
Charles A. Taylor
Oklahoma Publishing Company
Special Committee of Preachers and Anthatloon League
Missburi Commission Company
Kengas City
Atate Dispensary
Atate
Billa
Saya
Stone
Agency
United States Ucenses
Ballinger hearing resumes with Davin testimony
Washington March 11 with Glavis Pinchot and Garfield in, the Ballinger hearing continued as A P B Davin chief engineer of the reclamation service was first witness. Doyle testified that lands to be restored were prepared under direct orders from the secretary and that Ballinger directed a slow restoration to avoid public notice.
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Washington, D. C
Glavis
Pinchot
Garfield
Ballinger
A. PB. Davin
Reclamation Service
Doyle
Tafts Strength Test in New York
Albany N Y March 1 Disregarding Elihu Root and Governor Hughes the Republican state senate chose George H Cobb of Watertown as president pro tem to succeed Jotham P Allds Cobb received 17 votes Hinman had 10 and Davis 8 The battle exposed divides between the old party leadership and Root Hughes and the national administration as ballots continued without a final choice through extended overnight sessions.
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Albany
N. Y
Mar
United States
Elihu Root
Hughes
State Senate
George H. Cobb
Watertown
Jotham P. Allds
Cobb
Harvey D. Hinman
Binghamton
Bishy Root
George A. Davis
Buffalo
Timothy L. Woodruff
Republican State Committee
William Barnes, Jr
Root
Washington
Hinman
Davis
Hewitt
al News
Lam
Ad-Journ
Russell's New Jerusalem Bill Flop in House Amid Oklahoma Debates
Guthrie Oklahoma March 11 The legislature shows resistance to Senator Taylor's election bill with a 25 to 4 senate vote to not pass over the governor's veto while Senator Russell's New Jerusalem plan fails 47 to 47 in the house. The session advances a tax revenue measure and a $10 000 printing appropriation as amendments loom.
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Russell
Caddo
House
Four Corporations Plead Not Guilty in Restraint of Trade
Four corporations and former state senator William E. Howarda appeared before Judge Blair in Jersey City and pleaded not guilty to a grand jury indictment charging conspiracy in restraint of trade. Bail was not set or required due to the nature of the charges.
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Associated Press
New York
William EB. Howarda
Blair
Jersey City
Mob Fear Grips Topeka Over Slugging Case
Georgy I. Rittenham, accused of slugging Wade Lindemood near Newman Sunday and attempting to assault Mrs Lindemood, was taken to the county jail in Oakilooss amid fears a mob would form. Lindemood suffered a fatal head injury from an axe and is not expected to live.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Kans
Georgy I. Rittenham
Wade Lindemood
Newman
Mra
Senator Gore Urges Corn Club for Oklahoma Boys
A letter to the editor urges forming Corn Clubs in Oklahoma for boys under sixteen. It cites corn as the state’s key crop with an annual yield of about 3,000,600 bushels and value near $1.7 billion. The plan includes county supervision, expert instruction, and prizes including a Washington trip, with state diplomas for winners and contests at the county level.
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Oklahoma
James Wilson
Department of Agriculture
State Board of Agriculture
Washington
South Carolina
GOAL MINERS STRIKE SEEN IF WAGE DEMAND HELD
Kansas City dispatch reports a meeting of the National Board of United Mine Workers and district fourteen mine workers with Kansas operators. The group says a southwest miners strike is hardly avoidable as workers demand wage increases the operators say they cannot grant.
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Associated Prensa
Kansas City
National Board of United Mine Workers of America
District Fourteen
Kansas
Southwest
Jamestown Hit by Series of Costly Fires
Jamestown New York endured a string of expensive blazes from Saturday night into this morning causing total losses estimated at 800000 dollars. One man was killed and three others seriously injured.
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Jamestown
Associated Press
N. Y
Compulsory Vaccination Bill Killed in House
Guthrie Oklahoma March 10. The compulsory vaccination bill for smallpox faced months of elite opposition and was defeated in the Oklahoma House on roll call 67 to 45 after extended debate. Advocates argued against home vaccination, while opponents said it harmed state health. the Senate moved on other bills and the dispensary repeal fight was directed for next Friday.
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Guthrie
Oklo
Ashby
Johnson
Hughes County
Senate
Toddis
Supreme Court
Stewart
Taylor
Ix Jahoma
Wynne
Stafford
Oklahoma County
Roas
House
Senate Judiciary Committee
Graham
Bellamy
Matchett
Dillana
Resalon
Hous
Congress
Illinois China
Cape Hatteras
Merida Whip
Tiloteon
Oil and Gas Fund
Hosa
Cunningham
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Bank of France
Bat
Delgum Ox
Cot
Russel
New Jerusalem
Corn Club Organization
Senator Gore
Okinhoa
Ruly
California
Santa Fe
Arizona
Los Angeles
San Diego
San Francisco
Harvey
Aaa
RK. J. Kenned
Atchison
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