Clearing House Certificates Issuance Sought Amid Bank Turmoil
New York Oct 2 The stock exchange and banks closed at noon with no clear plan after a day of turmoil. Clearing house, Treasury and Fed officials debated certs issuance as Lincoln Trust and other banks face withdrawals, with some relief noted as funds move to safety. Talks of gold import and liquidity actions continued, while public statements urged calm and orderly settlement of obligations.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Morniug
Crist
Qt American and Tin Lincoln Tmat
Pery-Amach
Droml
Ily
Nuymant Yaster
Vie Wiley Famashire
Trost Wurymis
Termlint
Clearing House Committee
Iscuas
Meadors
Lincoln
Lbstt
Buraye
Slyck Exchange
Corlelyon
George We Perkina
D. Y
Perkins Svisaqueny
Periting Waa
Finnacim
London
Munkey
Ile Oak
Morgan & Co
Uckers
perKols
Moran
Geenstone
Wong
New Farle
J. 2. Morman
John D. Rackeleley Ant
Hy Aarrlimanson
Money Deposits Hit Five Million As Banks Pay
New York reports heavy cash deposits totaling five million dollars across major institutions. The Clearing House Association commends secretary Cortalyou and J Pleyponé for leading rapid action on depositor guarantees and collateral loans. Banks pledge to pay depositors dollar for dollar and loan 5 percent on collateral if offered. First National Bank notes five million in local engagements overseas and in South Africa remains separate from Africa gold shipments due this month.
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New York
Get
Goa
Pany of America
Howse Association
Elwaring House Caramalites
Addi Tional
We. Frew
Cor Hxchange Bank
Himes G. Cannon
South National Wianks A
Te Wisk National Bank
Jacquis Medrauk
Aye ‘Merchants Dant
Phi
Cammitien
Cory Loans
Wm. el Marmon
Proupec Park Bank of
Drooklyn
Ole Bank
Ratipant Cite Bank
Lola
Eusope
South Auturl
South Africa
Tanda
Hearst confrontation and extortion allegations unfold
A chaotic scene at Hearst's house centers on a complaint by Wise about extortion claims involving Anita Ghantar and others. Charges against Will Randolph Ruoret are pursued, with Hearst overheard in a conference as legal actions and retractions surface amid party lines and sensational whispers.
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New York
Pidlelcht
Wise
Chauler
Ghenine
Hearst
Jennings Bryon
Thie Wu Mowhdus ebAny
Teryan
Hening
Titedawn
Chieva Shoat
S. S Carvaliin
Akalstaik Tatler Amorney
Arhanes
Metropol itan Underground Train Crash In London Bends History
Three people were killed and about a dozen injured in a rear end collision at Wont Hempateng station on the Metropolitan Underground. The rear train, delayed by fog, struck a second car near the platform. Officials note it is the first fatal accident since electric signaling was installed, which the company says makes such crashes impossible.
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London
Det
Metropolitan Underground
Tifgaly
New York New Haven & Hartford Cuts Thousands Of Jobs
In New Haven on October 24 the railroad company announced immediate large scale layoffs with over two thousand workers affected in New England and Rhode Island. The reductions, tied to general economic conditions, are reported as indefinite and may halt many ongoing improvements and projects. In Columbus on October 20 the United States Steel Bank announces further suspensions sending workers home amid a broader downturn.
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New Haven
Conn
New York, New Haven & Hartford Company
Salem
Rhode Island
GolbowNt
Vancouver seeks expulsion of Orientale amid treaty disputes
Vancouver city council telegraphed the Dominion government demanding immediate action against Japan and urging a law excluding Asiatics. The city plans to press the provincial government for large imports of volunteers from the old country and notes increased health-law costs tied to Orientals.
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Vancouver
B. C
Guy Council
Hig
Dominic
Japan
Vanconver
Unclear 19th Century Stock Market Report Fragment
Fragmentary stock market notes from New York dated January showing erratic movements and references to railways and industries. The readable items mention Amnit Wakes and several named lines, with scattered prices and mentions of large Caen markets and railway securities.
Ambiguous notes on 1805 vote amid tense unrest
Fragmentary text shows references to a vote actor named Amos and a place or event with tensions. The readable parts mention a meeting, a date or year 1805, and an implied public discussion. Names, places, and clear actions are unclear due to damaged text.
California Fruit Growers Suit Before U S Commerce Commission
In Washington on Oct 25 the Commerce Commission heard oral arguments in the California Fruit Growers exchange case against the Southern Pacific Railroad Company and the California Chirrus Union as intervenors. Complainants allege the railroad furnished cars only to favored shippers, denying proportional car supply to other growers, a claim they deem discriminatory.
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California
Washington
Commerce Commission
California Fruitgrotters Exchange
Agaiost
Southern Posse Railroad Company
Calfornia
Chirus Univi
Southern Pacific Company
German Epworth League News Brief
Moy Gier reports on the German Epworth League meeting with Joseph Moy as president. The local national merger and bowling league were discussed at length, with various officials present and a focus on upcoming events.
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Epworth League
Joseph
Anne of
Chinianari
Natluissl
Merhan Boworty Lengin Lery Tudsy
Pettibore Case Postponed Again With Attorney Query
The Pettibore case is postponed again as Bath Stoel and attorneys discuss warrants and complicity. Several local names surface in a fog of legal notes, with hearings aimed at Friday in a Maine town.
Fifth Death In California Case Sparks Quarantine Controversy
The article recounts the death of John B. Nelson in California with claims of Mormon manipulation and a controversial attempt by authorities to transport the body. It notes a quarantine and a disputed diagnosis of bubonic plague before authorities finally approve a blood-based experiment on a guinea pig and conclude the death was due to pneumonia.
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Spaniul Fork
John B. Nelson
California
Nelson
Caliefornia
Tuy
Ihmi
Neleon
Lina
Elnon
Dieatu
Italian Escape From Death in Coroner Case Trial
A disputed murder trial unfolds as witnesses conflict over the killing of Balgalore Serpico. The defendant admits drawing a revolver but cannot explain the fatal shot from a 32 caliber weapon, with the coroner and prosecutor clashing over the evidence and timing.
Fragmented OCR Memo Murky on Goldfield Labor Scene
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Goldfield Lonepat Western Federation and labor issues. It references Emily Maderer and Hr Norman veil panike and Gideoners, plus mentions of the Sevaeva Storman Power company. The text is unreadable in parts but hints at wage disputes and organizational dealings.
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Goldfull
Sev
Aelion
Byaneh
Westsern Federattion
Samih
Emily Maderer
Norman Veil Panike
Asumely
Hisbun
Calvinion
Wileh
Orgune Mation
Sevaeva Storman Power Company
Kunisies Wowey
Dilnes of
Goldfield
Menhal
Paine
Erin
Anton
Yale
Hyer
Roosevelt Policy Debate Over Railroads and Regulation
Former trade club speaker and Interstate Commerce Commissioner B. Clark argues President Roosevelt’s policy is skewed by speculators and hay-breakers. He criticizes railroads for failing to move growing business and urges firm but reasonable federal regulation to stabilize conditions.
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Ralkowla
B. Clark
Interstate Commerce Commicrion
Clark
Roucevell
Ale. Glork
Nia
Rey
President's Valley
Bros
Ald Valley
Atnia
Walauei
Chengea
Union Pacific Extends Round Trip Ticket Time
Union Pacific announces extending the time limit on round trip tickets despite a prohibition by the Interstate Commerce Commission. The policy allows extensions only for sickness with a no donor’s certificate. Attorneys for Anton Vacitin challenge the commission’s ruling as misapplied. Other transcontinental lines may face similar regulatory actions.
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Gweagy
Union Paseine Teliaed Bay
Grsun
Conuieston
Cofain Reglon
Tiave
Tits Anton Vacitin
Plague Eradication Efforts Amid Rat Control Attempts
A fragmented report details authorities mobilizing to combat a plague by targeting rats. Mentioned are personnel, expenses, and operations in urban settings with references to agencies, medical leaders, and public health actions.
Pettibone Case At Will County Waterhouse Trial
Garbled court notes show Pettibone facing trial in Will County. Defense counsel argues readiness and qualification questions while prosecutors push forward, with details referencing Uma, Pubaco, and a delayed start date in a legal proceeding in a district court.
Strike breakers face harsh times in New York labor clash
October 26 New York residents read of a Yonkers street car strike where conductors and motormen resist. National Guardsmen may be ordered as crews block tracks with strike sympathizers. A company official faces a sanitary code charge, while a strikebreaker is jailed for weapon carrying.
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Banitary Inepactor
Street Car Company
New York
Aghor Wagen
Yonkers Bashing Company
Nragreso
Cer Trewa
Preaklent
Death of Mrs Madson after six weeks of fever
Mrs Amelert Park, La Illen T. Madson, wife of W. Madson of the Third Ward, died after six weeks confined by tyhoid fever. Funeral arrangements await final word as family from Baxter, Storrs, and other connections gather. Heavily illness and ongoing care marked her final days.
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Amerlet Park
T. Madson
W. Madson
Itwig
Covery
George Jacklin
Geore
Storrs
Maunucer
Baxter
Btrow & Store
California
Fuente
An&t
St. Anthony
Wellowsiape
Aden
Mluxthy Roche
Unclear OCR Summary of Historical Local Item
Fragmentary readable phrases hint at names and places but provide no coherent event or outcome. The text resembles a damaged historical newspaper segment with garbled names such as Routt Waele and Peale Min, offering minimal concrete facts for reliable reporting.
Morgan Hailed by New York Crowds as Banking Hope
Morgan and Co draws vast New York crowds as market fear grows over private banking run. Vendors, aldermen, and citizens press Morgan to calm the crisis while he explains his position amid tense, late night inquiries and public scrutiny.
Unclear OCR fragment hints at large mail theft probes
Fragmentary text notes a large U S Express Company bag possibly containing about 24 000 packages with 960 000 left untouched. It mentions a larceny during transit, a raid on rates and a supervisor McDonald denying detailed information while investigators inspect data Whidown and private vaults.
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Delae Mehbery
United States
Uto
Lieaioney
Lransit
Dapat Ailles
Ineal Piliew
Gre Company
Duta
McDonald Todas
Unconstitutional Gatorade Statute Case Ruled
The U S Supreme Court or state court declares the Gatorade statute unconstitutional in a case brought by United States Rubber Company of New Jersey against a Colorado firm. The ruling emphasizes the statute's overreach into interstate commerce and upholds nullification of penalties tied to corporate prosecution or defense actions. The decision centers on interstate commerce limits and statutory construction.
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St. Favt
Minn
Qet
United
Btater Rubber Colppeny
New-Jersey
Colorads Ellos Fa
Lane
Jereay
Tart Will Be Storm Bound Arrival in Haguin
Secretary Tart is bound for a storm voyage to Haguin arriving after a 30 mile auto trip over Beanput roads. Natives gather for a bamboo arch and reception as officials plan a formal welcome with marching bands and guards. A looming typhoon from Manila threatens to delay activity and keep people in place.
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Adel Tages
Manila
Cour
Edgar W. Mix Denies LeBlanc Balloon Race Report
New York reports misstatement about the French balloon venture led by Alfred LeBlanc at St Louis. Mix, aide to LeBlanc, says the survey from Agbury Park NS was incorrect and the race was not called off. he defends LeBlanc against claims of a broken tooth and foul play as erroneous.
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New York
Edgar W. Mix
Alfred LeBlanc
Dala
Vfranea
Yace
St. Lowis
Agbury Park
N.S
LeBlaw
Mix
LeBlanc
Golden Spike Ceremony at Goldfield Mines Event
Senator Ged 8 Nixon lead a Golden Spike celebration at Goldfield Consolidated Mines with Bennter Clark and other officials expected. The gala features AUTON Chimney of Commerce and the Consolidated Stack Gselumec alliance planning a frank holiday observance and a grand public toast.
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Ged
Nixon
Golifield
Cainiag
Fevire
Consolidated Group of Mines
Fieuntor Chirk
Jn Veldfield
Lowa
Bennter Clark
Schooner Lost in Seattle Area On the Ohio River
A damaged OCR fragment reports a schooner lost near Seattle during a voyage on the Ohio River. The note mentions distressed passengers, mothers, and a perilous accident with capsizing or wreckage. Names and exact details are unreadable, but the piece conveys a fatal incident and survivor accounts.
Unclear OCR fragment hints at local note
Fragmentary text mentions places and people with unclear names and dates, offering no coherent event or outcome. Due to unreadable characters, no verifiable entities or actions can be extracted for a factual summary.
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Honore
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Company of America
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Rama
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Nme
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Westmy Staven
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Oes County
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MURDE
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Renenad Quentinn
Warren Humter
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Mr Fleming
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Hunter
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Atrike Questign Again
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Roosevelt
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Union Pacific Tickets
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Wallington
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Watts
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Mery
Minit Counday
Ile Nino
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Saab
Ohio
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Express Auubery
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Mita Phil
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