Bankers End Annual Convention in Denver Elects Leaders
The American Bankers Association meeting in Denver ends with George M. Reynaldse of Chicago elected president and Lewis Person of New York as vice president. Thirty-eight new members are named and a state-level vice president is appointed. The group opposes both deposit guarantees and postal savings banks, and a heated debate follows the committee report.
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Denver
George M. Reynaldse
Chicago
Lewis
Person
New York
West
Federal Legislative Committee
Postal Savings Banks
Mint to Resume Silver Purchases Amid Demand Surge
Director Leach announced plans to buy about 75,000 ounces weekly for subsidiary coins as long as demand persists. The Mint has about 5,000,000 ounces of silver on hand, expected to run out in months, with April treasury stock around 27 million dollars and heightened call for silver dollars and later halves as cotton movement rises.
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Thireetor
Leach
Attenton
Leprosy Cure Claims Quiet in Honolulu Doctors
Sp er is cured in Wonotulu as doctors Brinckerhatt and Wasson notify the Honolulu Board of Health they believe they have succeeded with the Nastin leprosy treatment. The composition and method of the remedy remain undisclosed, though reports credit Dre Brinckerhatl and Wilson of Honolulu with promoting it.
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Eixperknecht
Wonotulu
Bern Specesstulles
W. OP
Brinckerhatt
KPL Wasson
Honolubu Doard
Dre
Brinckerhatl
Wilson
Honolulu
Bellove
der Deyeke Pasha
Mpexil Medical Schoval
Connstanthnagle
Eschad Bey
Greatmient
Health of King Charles Reported Mixed in Carpathians
Reports from Bhita in the Carpathian mountains say King Charles suffered a serious saluting incident lasting three hours. Initial notes claimed his general health improved despite alarming rumors about his condition at Was.
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Charles
Tyehirest
Raa Thatia
Bhita
Carpathian Mountains
Michigan Supreme Court voids Spaulding precinct vote
The Michigan Supreme Court ordered rejecting the Spaulding township precinct vote in Menominee County after voting machines were used. The decision cited issues with machine use and its impact on party independence and election integrity.
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Supreme Court of Michigan
Spaulding Township
Menominee County
reGenk Republicana
Sioux City Livestock Market Quotation Report
Thursday quotations show Pog beeves at 425 dollars while Pop lions are listed with lower bids. The note also mentions unrest in Anpula where natives revolted against a fort, resulting in two Portuguese deaths and several wounded after a brief siege. Additional telegrams report fighting in Persia near Fabriz and disarray in the Turkish consul presence.
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Sidua City
Sioux City
Anpula
Portugese
Africa
Dull Duise
Persia
Fabriz
Didisertia
Pleasant and ethical Heil bigative remedy praised
The General Demand for a simple pleasant laxative is cited, with California Pig Syrup Co presenting Syrup of Pigs and Wisin of Senna as a preferred combination. Ayrap at Piga and Elisir of Seana is endorsed by the Well-Informed, with purchase advised from the California Fig Syrup Co. and retailers at fifty cents per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Pig Syrup Co
Ayrap
Piga
Elisir
Seana
Calfornia Fig Syrup Co
Curious Beauty Tips From A Hazardous Page
Fragmentary OCR reveals odd beauty tips involving amputation, powders, and nitroglycerin as potential remedies. The text mentions altering a husband’s perception and an unsafe claim about cosmetic use. A disparately styled note hints at a baby bath addition with rose oil sold cheaply.
Doctor Bennett credits kidney remedy cure after four months
A patient from Gardiner Maine says a long back problem and related pains ended after three months on Dean's Kidney Pills. The testimonial claims complete relief with no relapse. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Weather notes discuss wire hum forecasts by F Bock and meteorology observations for predicting weather patterns.
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J. TL Bennett
Fountain St
Gardiner
Dean
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Vagrant Appeals Fine in Federal Court Challenge
A Chicago Tribune excerpt shows Wafiord Knutt jailed for vagrancy arguing a $30 fine is unreasonable and unconstitutional. He claims all he owns is a plugged nickel and vows to appeal, challenging the legality before higher courts.
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Anil Costa
Wafiord
Fed
Ral Gourta
Chicago Tribune
Postum aids digestion says Wisconsin reader in letter
A Wisconsin reader reports using Postum for eight years and drinking it three times daily. She claims coffee caused dyspepsia and that Postum cured her symptoms, noting family members share similar experiences. The letter, from Batt Creek Michigan, promotes the product and its health claims.
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Bot
Mosttau Co
Batt Creek
Mich
Welville
Disaster and Rescue After Steamer Manaler Wreck
The steamer Manaler, a Canadian Austrailian service vessel, wrecked near a reef during a night transfer. Passengers and crew, including Mrs Patrick and Mrs Riddle, survived with many refugees sheltered on shore. Stores were saved, water found, and relief arrives from the US ship So Hice with families to follow.
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Apia
Aeon
Patrick
Taent
Riddle
United States
Sohice
Pago Prego
Sammon
Patchek
Mes
Boy Stole Papal Delase Ambition Bends a Lad to Learn
Brooklyn lad Irving Benton, 14, obsessed with bacteriologies, stole a microscope, glass slides, an X ray machine and bacteria cultures. He planned to study disease germs to become a great scientist, but detectives caught him after he admitted the theft at police headquarters.
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New York
Irving Benton
Brooklyn
Plos
Polles
Young Penton
Out of World 25 Veas. Stevenson's Will Scateh Visits La Pruncbco
Thomas Fleming, the original of Stevenson's Wild Scateh man, arrived at Su i Pranedsea aboard the schooner Aerotus after a quarter century in the south seas. A trading agent at Ame Island in the Marshall group, he traveled from Paisley Scotland at 17 and long resided in Arne for 25 years and met Robert Louis Stevenson when the author visited the Islands.
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Stevenson
la Priuncbco
South Seas
Thomas Fleming
Scatehman
Sui
Plemning
Ame Island
Paisley
Scotland
Arne
Robert Lews Stevenson
Shooting at Giblin County treasurer leads to fatality
A threat and shooting at the home of Addie Hicks ends with the death of eight year old Jennie Hicks and the suicide of Christopher Crezle, treasurer of Giblin County. Mrs Hicks suffered a hysterical reaction while investigators piece together the incoherent statements.
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Christopher Crezle
Giblin County
Cole
Jennie Hicks
Addie Hicks
Strike at Canadian Plant Shuts 20,000 Workers
A major strike at a Canadian plant idles about 20,000 workers after Thursday action. Details of the proposed settlement were not announced, leaving terms unclear and negotiations ongoing.
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Steike
Noted Music Director Stricken With Fever in Seattle Hotel
Well known conductor and musical director Mr tunes is dangerously ill with fever in the Savoy hotel Seattle Mrs tunes is with him in the illness case reported from Seattle Washington
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Tunes
Broderick
Savoy Hotel
Seattle
Wash
Great Warrer in India Devastates District After Floods
Unprecedented rains hit a wooded district in India causing a vast death toll reported at 19,000. A single village of 1,900 houses was completely buried by mud and debris.
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India
Court Holds Datta In Murder Case At Oma La
Five days of court before Voliee Judge Crawford in Oma la concluded with Cheries Edward Davis bound over to district court to answer a first degree murder charge in Dr Frederick Rustin's shooting on Sept 1. Bail posted by two of Davis's brothers. Davis under guard. Mrs Abbie Rice to be released on noninal bonds as witness. her father to Des Moines with her after the trial. Lord and Rica testified briefly to counter police statements about a meeting with a man matching Davis's description.
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Voliee
Crawford
Omala
Cheries Edward Davin
Tore
Frederick Rustin Oon
Winely
Pen
Davis
Abbie Ries
Moarfran’s
Ure Mistriet Court
Des Moines
Oro
Po Lord
Mra Rica
Lord
Rice
Rustin
Cost of White Plague Warns of Massive U S Death Toll
Yale professor Irving Fisher warned at an international tuberculosis congress in Washington that £500,000 people migrating to the United States are doomed to tuberculosis deaths unless action is taken. He added that 138,000 annual consumptive deaths in the country cost hazard cash over flood 000,009 a year.
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United States
Irving Fish
Yale University
Washington
Argonaut Sinks After Fog Collision Near Dover
The tourist steamship Argonaut carrying 240 passengers bound for Lisbon collided with another steamer in fog between Dover and Dungeness on Thursday morning and sank rapidly. Most aboard escaped by small boats as rescue trips proceeded without panic and passengers lost all possessions.
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London
Lisbon
Dover
Dungeness
Rude Deed Ends in Deer Hunt Death in Oregon Canyon
George Buxton of Brockway Oregon was found dead in Oakla Canyon after a struggle with a large buck deer he had wounded. Buxton’s body showed signs of a brutal fight as he was attacked while preparing to kill the animal, leaving his body crushed by horses and boots.
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George Biuxton
Brockway
Oregon
Ouatla Canyon
Buxton
California Bank Closure In Mresna Sparks Action
California Bak hradits reports that The Valley Savings Bank of Mresna California, incorporated last January with authorized capital of 200000 dollars, has been closed by order of the state bank commission. Its affairs are now in the custody of an accountant representing the commission.
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the Valley Savings Bank
Mresna, Cal
State Bank Commission
Commission
Withdrawal of Japanese Troops in North China Report
A report states Japan plans to withdraw a large portion of its troops from North China with only a small force remaining at Pekin and Tientsin, signaling a strategic redeployment.
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Chihia
Japan
North China
Pekin Aya
Tientsin
Stuer Goes on Mocks On Active Pass Crash
The stunter shumpholdt went fast on rocks at Active Pass near Victoria early Tuesday. Passengers were taken off by a fishing steamer and proceeded to Seattle.
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Shumpholdt
Active Pass
Victoria
Seattle
Senator Bailey Denies Resigning Senate Seat
Texas Senator Bailey sharply denies plans to resign from the Senate or end his political career amid calls for leadership changes and continuing public attention on his stance and duties.
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Baily
Tex
Senate
Fatal Wreck in Kansas City Injures Several
A motor car carrying passengers collided with a night wagon near Kansas City Me. One person, Pearl Gurrard, was killed and several others injured in the wreck.
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Kansas City
Pearl Gurrard
Robbers Tie Up Ladysmith Bank Safe Heist
Robbers blew the safe of a state bank at Ladysmith Wisconsin taking about 3000 dollars. The bandits opened fire wounding a policeman during the botched raid. Local authorities pursue the suspects as the investigation unfolds.
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Koch Wisconsin Bank
Ladysmith
Wis
Plylt Noliceman
Western Canada Wheat Boom Draws U.S. Farmers North
Canadian correspondence surveys Western Canada from Manitoba to Alberta, detailing massive grain production, booming settlement by American farmers, and the view that land is still available free with low taxes. It notes rail access, vast elevators, and a shift from pioneer tales to a steady, prosperous farming future with tens of millions of bushels produced.
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Canada
United States
Alberta
Foo
New York City
Denver
North
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Old Mexico
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Albert
Dominion
Dominion West
Western Canada
Yeoury
Mman
Sanall Way
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