United States currency system debated by bankers panel
Weahbatom reports Jan 2 that Mowler, chair of banking and currency committee, attacked the U S monetary system as the world’s worst. He urged reforms including central bank deposits and check drafts, praising Morgan as a guardian of reserves while warning depositors. The discussion touched on gold coinage, government deposits, and national finance crises.
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Dr Price's Flavors Described as Finest Fruits
A fragment explains flavors as crafted from representation of miniature treats made from the finest fruits, delicate taste, and maximum strength. The passage emphasizes quality ingredients and strength of flavor in a historical trade description.
Surprising Senate Debate Over Slavery in the Philippines
Washington January 25 Senators confronted the propriety of continuing slavery in the Philippines during a Senate debate. Mr Haggin charged for retention of pris odofun and claimed some forms of slavery persisted despite abolition in the war’s aftermath. Several senators challenged the administration, noting past measures and possible connections to Chinese and other forced labor in Pacific colonies. The exchange highlighted divisions over policy and the scope of emancipation as the Senate weighed the issue.
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Slavery Debate in Senate Cites Trade and Labor Issues
The senate debate centers on slavery in the United States and abroad. Hale pushes to strike provisions on forcing labor while Hale argues slavery in the Philippines and white slave trade exist. Hashburn and Larder address charges as the session adjourns at 4 20 a m.
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Presidents and Railroads Set to Rule on Rate Law
Washington January 27 The presidents of major railroads received a prosiusuta from President Moorevelt outlining a regular that may affect the government backed rate law. The debate centers on whether the law permits disposal of certain railroad properties or requires their sale by May 1, with potential appeals to the Supreme Court. The conference included R. Gray, J. G. Haway, G. Buckland, H. L. Mudge, D. Willers, W. Garrett, and others from lines such as New York Central, Chicago and Northwestern, and Baltimore and Ohio.
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Mob drives Hindus from Live Oak town after raid
In Live Oak nine miles north of Mangaville in Intercounty a mob of about twenty citizens attacked Hindus employed by the Southern Puddle. They were ordered to leave, driven to the town edge, and warned not to return. Two men were arrested and face further charges while the head Hindu reported a protest to British authorities in Frantis. Also noted: Frank R. O’Neil, Pulitzer Publishing exec and Pout Dispatch manager, died after a brief illness.
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Sutton Defeats Mordhagatar For Championship Title
In New York, Sutton defeats Mordhagatar of New York to win the world championship. The match was tied in a tight late bout, with the judges noting a narrow margin and a prominent finish by Sutton at the Lenox Lycenin venue.
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France's Morocco policy sparks debate in Chamber of Deputies
In a French Chamber of Deputies session on June 27, M. Pichon defended the cabinet and outlined France's foreign policy. He argued the aim was to defend legitimate rights and European stability without internal intervention, praising past alliances and the 1871 setback while warning against Morocco's internationalization. Taft and commissioners visited the White House afterward.
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Taft Committee Receives Endorsement Amid Turmoil
Washington January 27 The appointed committee chair applauded Secretary Taft and urged swift action to appoint for the Cabinet post amid heated debate. The session featured interruptions and calls for proper funding and transport provisions as factions argued over the viability of the proposed plan.
Two Big Furnaces Resume Work At River Mills
In a busy scene at the Readlog Goal ang Tran company site workers restarted furnaces and began full operations. The plant, with about thirty men, resumed heavy production as relayed in the fragmented report from the local mills and departments.
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Idle slave Tan nutny and others moved to Wark logay
Fragmentary OCR notes show idle slave Tan nutny aged 38 among others sent to Wark logay. A thousand maybe finances fund repairs resumed at a reduced number.
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Disastrous Tank Explosion Hits Redondo Oil Plant
In Los Angeles on January 27 four workers were injured and ten feared fatally after an explosion at the Pacific Light and Power oil plant in Redondo. A blast wrecked the boiler room, fire spread to tanks, and four employees suffered burns while efforts to prevent further spread faltered. Damages are priced around $4000 as rescue trains carried remaining casualties to hospitals.
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Wagner Ring Dream Realized In English at Covent Garden
London reports that twenty five years after Wagner's death the Covent Garden production of The Rhine Gold opens the project to present the Ring in English. Hans Rielle conducts with a multinational cast led by Alr Whitehall as Wotan. The plan includes further operas Die Walküre Siegfried and Götterdämmerung next week, aiming to start regular English language opera.
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Newlands Dinner Honors Bryan Newlands Dinner Host Bryan Newlands
In Waehinaiay on January 27 Senator Newlands of Nevada hosted a dinner in honor of Bryan. The guest list included members of the Dewu coratitie and congressional directors. The event was arranged at Wendley near the senator’s residence, with guests seated according to an alphabetical plan.
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ATEAM LAUNDRY AD PROMOTES DRY CLEANING SERVICES
An old advertisement for ATEAM LAUNDRY at 487 25th Street urges customers to start laundry early and send in dry cleaning. It promises the best cleaning work for both ladies and gentlemen, highlighting prem ing and general dry cleaning services.
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Deroveratic Senators Attend Dinner Amid Delicate Talks
A draft note lists invited Senators including Bacon Heiley Bryan Bankhead Clarke Clay Culbereon Daniel Jefferson Darla Poster Frater Johnson Latimar and McCreary with Baley of Texas absent. Newlands suggested political significance attaches to the inner circle as Democratic stance on lagislation remains cautious and balanced.
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Clay
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Jefferson Darla
Poster
Frater
Johnson
Latimar
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Baley
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American Expedition Attacked in Congo Venture
An American party led by Fy Dorsey Mohun aiming to open Congo Free State for American investment faced attack by natives as it pushed into the interior. The month voyage included S P Verner and engineers Beatty and Fall among others, with aims tied to rubber and railroad ventures promoted by Belsham and associates.
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