Treasury Department Issues Millions in Bank Securities
Treasury notes and bank securities dominate a wide report from Washington as the Treasury Department and ten banks issue millions in circulation. European money shifts show Germany, the Bank of England, and American gold flows amid stringency easing. Major figures include National City Bank of New York’s $1,000,000 addition and large gold movements reaching New York, with notes and securities fueling new circulation expectations.
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Germany
Vance
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Foralen Bank Yaton
Lusthaula
Europe
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Privatr Ty Amule
Bank Clearings Drop in New York Trade Report
Bank clearings show a downturn with weekly exchange activity in New York and ports, signaling weaker settlements. The report notes lower totals versus the previous year and March figures, with declines across major centers and stock market conditions influenced by this reduced clearing volume.
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New York
Ink Clearings
Rennet
Total Exchange
Abe
Ely
Willy Ual
Elles
Swith
Woma
Jose Feensall
Sold on the Teutonic New York Nov
The Teutonic, arriving from Southampton yesterday, sold for about $1,600,000. The Wale Strust Teutonte carried a large cargo for the American market, with strong demand noted for the vessel and its consignments in New York.
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Teutonte
Southampton
Thia
Fe Atlantic
New
Lusitania Sets All Atlantic Speed Records in Storm
The Lusitania, sailing under stormy skies, broke multiple Atlantic speed records. She completed the route in four days eighteen hours and forty minutes, shaving nearly a day from the previous mark, while averaging 24 knots for the full voyage and reaching a high daily record of 660 knots. The voyage yielded about $12 million in gold value. finance and trade interests linked to Canada and Britain are noted amid the high-seas drama.
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Xohi
Atudeau
Ihe’ Uuelgnene
Aid
Eure
Wireless Alaska and Puget Sound Wireless Stations Planned
Alaska and Washington state wireless stations, including Reachants City and Cape Plate, are ready for purchase per Brigadier General Allery. The network aims to span 107 miles north to southern bounds, linking Dering Straits to Puget Sound with new wireless traffic to be connected via Shoreline lines and cable supplements.
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Ratehants
Yom Gtrele City
Alaska
Pyurchun
Raves JuHl
Allery
Smal Uiegy
Algnal Corps
Meme
Yatder
Wirelows Martens
Jona
Bugle City
Balou Taste
Feo
Ce Eagbost
Mk Tt
Dangerous 10 Count of Monly Threats Emerges
A garbled OCR page reports a dangerous 10 count and mentions a series of names, locations, and events with unclear context. The fragment hints at a New York venue on November 8 and references committees, money, and possible legal or investigative actions amid chaotic language and missing details.
Roosevelt to Review Atlantic Fleet December 1
President Roosevelt will review the Atlantic Fleet in Havana on December 1 as part of a naval display. Officials at the White House confirmed the planned departure for the Caribbean visit and the sea voyage to meet the fleet.
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Washington
White House
Atlantic
Belgium Raises Rates in Nov 7 Draft Dispute
Belgium raises rates and discount values amid a dispute over Helgum’s bone of Netinnai. The action affects draft rates and wider financial conditions, signaling shifts in monetary policy and market expectations.
INETA Discount Rate Cut Reported in Talk of Bengal
The Talk of Bengal reported a discount rate cut today with the rate falling from 410 to 6 per cent, signaling a significant move in consumer finance. The announcement touched markets and stressed the impact on lending costs for borrowers.
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SaTentra
Bengal
McNeill af Preeser Detained by Deputy Sheriff Night Raid
A fragmentary report indicates McNeill af Preeser of Wath was arrested last night by Deputy Sheriff, with unclear details. The text hints at attempted identification and mentions a patrol or vicinity tag, but exact charges and outcomes remain unreadable in the fragment.
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Fborit
Beshupod
Wiligh
Trainmen Killed In Calton Ice Track Plunge
A Calton train engine veered after a running board failure and plunged into an ice ditch north of Colton during repairs. Four crew members were killed as the machine slid off the track and the amputated running board struck the men on the roadbed. Repairs had just finished and main line orders were in effect when a switch was opened and a cut-out mitten provided the fatal plunge.
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Cane
Breheman
Elwuitor
Colten
Coltun
Helagolins
Tove Yexleryny
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Flvat
Coltan
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Eleloo
BfcGregor
Birutfer
Bois
Five Thousand Marriages Made Legal In Indiana
A Chicago telegram reports Indiana passes a law legalizing thousands of marriages performed in Hammond and surrounding counties. The reform would affect property transfers inheritances and related acts with court review by the Crown Point circuit court. The change would allow couples who wed during the past five years to be recognized, reducing illegal unions and shaping future property and status rights under Indiana law.
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United States Btool Company
Ohlatied Ven Eral
Tepnassee Cosi Company
John W. Gated
Leonard Co-Hunes
Grant
Schlay Ang
Olver
Payne
New York ‘Slack Exchangé
United States Bee Corporation
Wiley Seato
Ubu'Sived Corporation
Teenenpoo Coal, Iron & Radlvodd Company
Tamonray
United States Steal Corporation
Chienga
Hemiiolid
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Londen
OL. Bamberger
Erotot L. Shortridge
Clurk
Suporlot Enurt
Digoplaion
Namumand
Iversen
Indlare
Wifalreari
American rough handling shakes S Juan steamer reports
Rough handling aboard the steamship San Juan arriving at Corinto from Ancon and Central American ports sparks protests by passengers and crew. Reports mention a supposed attempt to seize a flag and allegations of espionage tied to Victorino Maceo. Captain and officers face demands for explanations.
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Marco
UNIAN
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Marra Wien
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Morini
Wrothehilly
Marta Derke
Trial delay for Mrs McDonald over missing bonds
In a rambling court exchange Judge Brentano considers postponing the murder case of Mrs Dors McDoswald for insanity evaluation. Her attorney cites her memory lapses and inability to discuss events or produce $13 missing bonds tied to her late husband Michael C. G. McDonald. The bonds are said to concern Lake Street properties and West Side estates.
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Noy
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Mra
Dors McDoswald
Webater Guerin
Muabead
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Colial T. Hamilton Lewis
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Faurt
Lewis
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McDonald
A Word From the West on Eastern Finances
Kansas City Me November 8 1898 Westerners view eastern financial turmoil with caution as Wall Street fluctuations threaten banks and trust companies. The scene shows wary bankers expecting stricter credit and a possible trade impact while awaiting further developments.
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Ann
Neieg
Eurlesney Ray
Stonks
New York
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Lede
Deere
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Teason
Jan Reiduchig
Shan
Seale
Tie Murdsetony
Tina
Jenene
Mf Vy Wee
Sab
Hanes
Weather Bureau Ally Foresees Global Data Link
A reported ally from accors Lhe wiila Pacifie predicts data will arrive every 24 hours from Bonoklu Mhlwar Quam Manila and Toklo. The plan involves girdling the globe with data bound for San Francises and WIN, led by Baya Alexander McAdie chief of the weather parvice, valued scientifically and commercially.
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Idaho Stage Held Up by Highwaymen Near Midway
A stage coach between Salmon and Ned Rock in Idaho was held up near Midway, as two masked bandits demanded the strongbox. Driver Walter Colson was kept at gunpoint while one robber searched the coach. no shots were fired and no passengers were harmed as the bandits fled with the previous gold bag.
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Mout
Salmon
Idaho
Ned ‘Rock
Walter Colaon
Lin
Yeing
Colson
Fred
Uw Pravious
Woman who lost a fortune in Chicago court case
Mika Race Haines once fled to avoid a plea deal and sought to stay in jail quarters rather than post bail. Her guardian, Judge Gibbone, allowed parole after a guilty plea for perjury, but she wished to withdraw it. Miss Haines, 28, inherited a fortune from her father Matthew Haines, then lost it to speculation and was jailed for two months awaiting trial.
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Ferline
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Melfall
Ty Brughavbos
Prain
Gibbone
Miss Haluur
Matthew Hhines
Uon
Murder in New York City woman found dead at home
The elderly Mrs Genaro Vigil was discovered dead at the foot of her West Stat yhome stairway with a crushed skull and a strong odor noted. Police ruled out immediate motive but found no valuables taken, while neighbors cited no known threats.
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Qenaro
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Palloe
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Sin
Fire Fatalities and Rescues From Building Blaze
A blaze at a four story building on West Fortoon Street left one man dead and several others burned or injured. Abraham Gellet, 16, died. Dora Levin, 21, and Mrs. Ray Benjamin, 37, were among the injured. Fireman Levi and others assisted in rescuing children. two policemen were overcome by smoke. The fire, starting on the first floor, spread quickly with many occupants unable to escape. Authorities awaited full details as investigations continued and reports from the Honolua government dispatches circulated.
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Abraham Gellet
Dora Levin
Mra Ray Senjamin
Frank McMahen
Tani
Vom
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Jace
Ly Wake
Benjamin Levi
Ortusk
Chidren
Policemengan
Miller
Geisel Krad
Banjamin
Jean
Calin Raye
fMreman Levi
Malfeasance Guilty Verdict Sparks School Rent Restitution
At Peternhure on November 1 M Gurko, vice ra itdater of the bvderity, was found guilty of malfeasance for failing to remit over $50. Through a weak legal renter, Gurko arranged a deal with an irresponsible individual to supply years to famine stricken families, involving a security of 40000 dollars.
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Drmikaal Wad Vrdereil
Gurko Monde
Linemen Sentenced in Mont High Court Case
Monty Leal of Anxcomiin was today sentenced to four years by Judge Hunt in the Lewis and Clark county district court after a plea concerning an attempted strike related to the Rudy Mountain Bell Telephone company.
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Anxcomiin
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Hunt
Anantaton Trent
Emn
Rudy Mowntain Bell Telephone Comput
Steamer on Fire Near Arrival in Fire Drill
A steamer from New York and Norfolk reported in distress with a fire in her hold. The moment has prompted authorities to request a report on the extent of the blaze and actions taken aboard the vessel as it nears its expected port arrival on November 8.
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New York News
Norfolk
Roosevelt After the Goldgrads Rascal Rivals
Fragmented notes describe a Roosevelt period article with garbled OCR about coal lend frauds and wartime warnings. It references Menene and Lamkin in unclear context, with scattered names and places suggesting a historical gossip column.
Reverend Robart Paddock Named Missionary Bishop
J. Barnyanl, Minnesota territory agent, announces Rev. Robart Paddock chosen at Richmond convention for missionary bishop in eastern Oregon mining camps and ranches. Paddock, famed reformer in Tacoma area, will serve as a sky pilot among Indians and cowboys, wearing plain dress and saddles. He vows a different approach in western mission work and will lead the church into the field.
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New York
Robart
Richmond
Oregon
Eablemen
Mr. Paddock
Ube
Safe Deposit Vault Armor Plate and Weighs 17 Tons
A New York report describes armor plate for a safe deposit vault being loaded for transit to Broadway and Cullman streets. The 17 ton, two-story vault with elevator and stairs is designed to protect the immense vaulting and doors weighing about 4,000 pounds each, featuring liquid hard steel and hinge construction for the steel plate doors.
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Walgbtag
Tarndyle Safe’ Deposit Company Bullidy Ing
Broadway
Cullar Streee
Blezeét Eect Safe Depgelt
Port of Fleet Arrival Report From Arctic Whalers
A truncated dispatch notes the arrival of a fleet portion in port by afternoon. The message mentions Arctic whalers and a near capture event, with San Praveleco dated November 7 as the context, though details are fragmentary and unclear.
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