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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1908

Page

13

Meyer Tackles Bryan Deposit Guarantee Debate

Postmaster General George von L Meyer warns that Bryan’s plan for compulsory national bank deposits resembles a costly insurance scheme that would force conservative banks to cover mismanaged rivals. He argues postal savings banks are safer and cites risks of future losses and market manipulation under a universal guarantee. Meyer also notes Taft's team fears Bryan’s proposal may be a campaign pivotal issue. Gov Magoon of Cuba visits Taft to discuss evacuation plans and public utilities sentiment.

Washington Post Hot Springs George von L. Meyer Taft Republican Party Democratic Party Mayer Aeekes Bryan Dez Moines Meyers Republicana Magoon Cuba Roosevelt Havana

Marriage and Death Notices Across Major Papers

Notices indicate marriages and deaths will appear in The Washington Post upon application with no extra charge for insertion or telegraphing. The notice lists morning Dewspaper, Cincinnati Enquirer, Pittsburgh Dispatch, Boston diar, Providence Journal, Buffalo Courier, Rochester Herald, Chicago Record-Herald, St. Louis Republic, Cleveland Plain Dealer, St. Paul Pioneer Press, New York Times, Syracuse Post Standard, Philadelphia Ledger.

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MARRIED. SEWALL AND HUNTER WED IN FARMINGTON ME

Susie Isabel Sewall wife of Dr. H J Hunter of Washington D C wed Tuesday August in Farmington Maine by Rev Oliver D Sewall of Brookline Mass a brother of the bride The ceremony appeared in Huston papers as a copy.

Uunte Ewall Farmington, Me Oliver D. Sewall Brook Jine Mass Susie Isabel Sewall Hunter Washington, D.C Huston

Local Funeral Directors List and Services

A directory of funeral houses listing Geo P Zurhorst J W Lee John R Wright RF Harvey Sons W R Speare Wrank Speare William Sard o Co Thos S Serg eon Thos A Costello and Frank Geiers Sons with details on livery chapel crematoriums prices and contact numbers across addresses in NW Washington including East Capitol Street Pennsylvania Avenue and F Street Northwest. It notes modern crematoriums and on premise chapels with telephone contacts and day and night service availability.

Geo P. Zurhorst Et East Capital J. William Lee Commediens Chanel Pennsylvania John R. Wright CO Iss Harvey’s Sons Fourteenth St Birtetty W. R. Speare F Street N. W WRANK A. Speare WM. H. Sardo &Co Embalmers Seminary of Our Lady Immaculata Civil Service Strawer’s Business College Sts. N. W Matzerott ST. John's College Vermont Ave NW Brothers of the Christian Schools Berlitz School of Languages St. Ow ST. Louis Liege Tria Fres Mlle Urud'homme

Taft Plea From Altar Urges Negro Support For Republican Ticket

The Rev Simons P W Drew of Joamepolitan Temple Baptist Church spoke at a mass meeting on the political status of the Negro urging colored Republicans to stay with the Republican party despite dissension among leaders. He warned that voting for Bryan and Kern would prolong disenfranchisement and highlighted the party’s history from Fremont to Taft. The call was for northern unity behind Taft and Sherman, noting the danger if Republican nominees were elected without Black votes.

Republican Party Brownsville Democratic Party South Bryan Kern Fremont Lincoln Chicago William Howard End Party Party of Progress Goa Brotherhood of Man

Market Short Interest Not Large Despite Decline

Washington Post reporting from New York notes heavy distribution by pools and large interests earlier last week pushed prices down while demand lagged. Short interest rose, enabling a sharp decline then partial recovery as traders covered positions. Analysts cite easy money and uncertain business prospects, with rail earnings boosted by grain movement but overall demand weak and dividends potentially cut.

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Taft letter on Springfield riots cited by St Louis readers

G W Sanford of St Louis reports a Taft letter replying to a Springfield riot query. Taft condemns mob violence and ethnic law failures, urging prompt investigation and punishment of criminals to curb such outbreaks.

St. Louis G. W. Sanford Wiliam H. Taft Springfield Sanford Mr. Taft Hot Springs Springfo WM. Taft

Markets Abroad Firm on American Strength Gains

London reports growing belief in U S market improvement with cheaper materials ample labor and steady grain and cotton outlook. Berlin steadies despite stagnant trade while Paris notes French stocks stay high as New York influence remains dominant.

Washington Post London United States Daily ‘Telegraph Capel Court Bank of England Berlin New York Paris

Guilty Knowledge at Issue in Standard Oil Fine Appeal

Special to The Washington Post the Standard Oil case faces possible Supreme Court review after a reversal of a 29.249 million fine. The government seeks immediate certification to the Supreme Court arguing the key issue is the defendant's guilty knowledge and that the question is vital to shippers and railroads with suits pending nationwide.

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Suit Against Coal Roads Challenges New York Monopoly

Albany Aug 2 Attorney General Jackson announced a suit against railroad companies and their subsidiaries transporting anthracite coal alleging violation of the Donnelly antimonopoly act. The state seeks an injunction to dissolve the contract and monopoly. Supreme Court Justice Fitts ordered officers and agents to appear for examination August 31 before Edward Murphy the second of Troy as referee. Swift Company sales of Fresh Beef in Washington for the week ended Saturday August 29 averaged 6.30 per lb.

Albany N. Y Jackson New York Supreme Court Fitts Edward Murphy Troy

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