Currency Debates at Hot Springs Over U S Money Supply
The Jackson Republic notes a semi weekly start and reports on the Currency Conference in Hot Springs where the Senate Finance Committee debates currency needs. It discusses April 20 1903 money in circulation totaling 2 079 940 932 with per capita 29 58 and analyzes bank deposit flows, potential cures and objections to emergency circulation and government deposits.
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Committee On Finance
Hot Springs
Treasury Department
Dubuque
New York
Wall, Street
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Banka
Divorce among the rich sparks moral clash over Vanderbilt wedding
The New York Evening Post voices concern at the lax attitude toward marriage among the wealthy. It condemns divorces as a casual social change, contrasting past social penalties with present indifference toward high‑society separations driven by wealth and luxury.
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New York Evening Post
Reception at St Louis Exposition Sparks Criticism
Report on the dedication ceremonies at the Loula jana Purchase exposition notes disorganization. Governors Cummins and Myers tried to coordinate, but no official guidance or invitations were extended. Troops lacked mounts yet pressed on, enduring two hours in cold wind amid a sea of unprepared officials and missing invitations.
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Bernard ‘Murphy
Cummina
Myers
St. Louis
Bim
Byard
Colorado
Local governor brands treatment of speaker indignant
In a local paper, a parade scene left the governor righteously indignant as the speaker stood firm and voiced his mind in blunt terms. The report highlights strong attitudes during the event and Cum ming’s reaction to the treatment.
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Cumming
July 1 Harmony Feast Plans and World Leaders Tours
Denison Review notes July 1 as a major harmony feast for Jaws Republicans amid global leader tours. Lincoln Journal comments on Theodore Roosevelt, Loubet, Edward and Billy, and other rulers touring Europe and distant capitals. De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve ad ends the page, touting quick cures and a scar-free healing claim.
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Billy
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Twin Cities Excursion From Estherville May 24
Train travelers may take a Sunday morning M and St. L. excursion from Estherville at 4 25 AM to the Twin Cities. Round trip fare is 92 50 with tickets valid to return Monday morning. Advertises parks lakes baseball games and local attractions. Also notes N Rays tests and Kodol Dyspepsia Cure with local retailers.
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Estherville
Horses Pastured for lease at Ridley pasture
Roy J. Ridley advertises horse pasturing at his corporation’s enclosed pasture. He will accept a limited number of horses at 1.40 dollars per month or 6 dollars for the season and asks interested parties to contact him immediately.
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Roy J. Ridley
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