Banks in New York Refuse Government Deposits for Now
Editorial notes that Chemical National Bank and American Exchange have returned or surrendered all government deposits, with many New York banks unlikely to seek interest-bearing funds. Treasury will place money at 1 percent when crop-moving activity rises, depending on loan demand. If security or credit exists, banks will welcome government funds. deficits and surplus will steer future deposits and emergency loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chemical National Bank of
New York
United States Treasury
American Exchange
Treasury
San Francisco Chronicle
London Papers On Nomination
London papers on Taft nomination by the Republican Convention at Chicago discuss the War Secretary's capabilities and a potential hard race against his opponents. The Standard lauds Taft's mind and mastery, while the Globe doubts easy victory. Some papers mock Roosevelt, and Pall Mall Gazette notes policy confirmation. unrelated ad lines about wine and certificates appear.
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London
Taft
Chi+aKo
Standard
Tat
Globe
Segan
Roosevelt
Pall Mall Gazette
Gripple Given A Short Term Sentence In Goldfield
Gripple, partner of the late W L Kline in the attempted robbery of the Nevada Goldfield Reduction works, was sentenced to one year in the state prison by Judge Langan. The jury found him guilty but mercy was recommended due to an employee’s role in luring them. Gripple’s attorney filed a motion for a new trial, overruled, and an appeal was noted.
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Gripple
W. L. Kline
Nevada Goldfield
Kline
Italy
Langan
Subscribe for Daily Bonanza Certificates of Location Sale
A brief notice announces certificates of location for sale at the office. The item appears to invite subscriptions to daily issues, indicating a commercial sale offer and location for purchase.
Round Mountain 13 Flourishing Rich Mining Developments
George B. Thatcher returns from Round Mountain pleased with camp work. Sphinx veins yield ore at 15 to 20 dollars per ton, with a 50 foot wide vein. Great Western lead uncovered. high grade ore visible to naked eye. Antelope Lowell vein opens 4.5 feet at 15 to 20 dollars per ton, Sunnyside extension. Daisy mine near three feet of 40 dollar ore. Solid Gold lease mill near completion. finishing mill set for August 10 with sixty ton capacity.
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George B. Thatcher
Round Mountain
Great Western
Round Mountain Mining Company
Lowell
Sunnyside
Charles Madigan
Deserted New Orleans blackmailers killed after feast
In the French Quarter Pietro Giacom a wire merchant and son Carrada hosted four blackmailers for hours of wine and dinner before a gunfight left the attackers dead or wounded while their intended victims escaped. One wounded man, Francisco Vattali of St Louis, testified he was shot near Giacomo's house. the fourth attacker whereabouts unknown. Separately, remains from the Gunness farmhouse tragedy arrived in Chicago for burial. consular news from St Petersburg and a stockholders notice for Tonopah Sewer and Drainage Company conclude the clipping.
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New Orleans
General Beauregard
Pietro Giacomo
South
Giacom
Carrada
Giacomas
Dlackmallers
Giaconas
Prancisco Vattali
St. Louia
Giacona
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Tonopah
Bonanza
Wwe
Nevada
W. Booth
Associated Press
J. S. Daveler
United
Staes
Hail & Co
Goldfield
Ralph
Athot
S. Bert Cohen
Guiness
Chicago
Belle Guiness
Gunness
la Porte
Ind
Frank L. Cutler
Forest Home Cemetery
New ST. Petersburg
ST. Petersburg
James W. Ragsdale
California
United States
Tonopah Sewer and Drainage Company
Nevada @lav
W. J. Douglas
D. G. Crumley
Wntil
Crumley
Joe Ibert
THE
Tonopah Drug Company
City
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