Taft Adviser Comments on Bryan Bank Deposit Plan
Postmaster General George von L Meyer, adviser to Mr Taft, argues the Bryan plan to guarantee deposits in national banks would force conservative banks to cover losses from poorly managed rivals and risk fuelling speculation. He promotes postal savings as safer, notes New England and New York savings banks pay depositors directly, and warns Republicans to avoid overconfidence before the election. Gov Magoon of Cuba visits Taft to discuss Cuba evacuation and public utilities sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anawera Bryan
Ita
Cuba
Taft
Washington Post
Hot Springs
George von L. Meyer
New England
New “York
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Mayer
Aeekes
Bryan
Dez Moines
Meyers
Republicana
Magoon
Roosevelt
Havana
Marriage and death notice guidance appears in press
Ingramed notice guidance outlines how marriage and death notices may appear across multiple papers upon application. It lists newspapers including Washington Post morning editions, Cincinnati Requires, Pittsburg Dispatch, Boston Globe, Providence Journal, Buffalo Courier, Rochester Herald, Chicago Record-Herald, St Louis Republic, Cleveland Plain Dealer, St Paul Pioneer Press, New York Times, Syracuse Herald, Philadelphia Ledger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Cincinnatii
Pittsburg Dispatch
Bostondighe
Providence Journal
Buffalo Courier
Hochester Herald
Chicago Record-Herald
St. Lewis Republic
Viveland Plain Dealer
St. Paul
Multiple Obituaries and Weddings in Washington Area Notices
A flood of notices from Washington area papers lists weddings and obituaries. SUSIE ISABEL SEWALL wed HUNT-ER of Washington DC in Farmington Maine. SUSANNA MARGERUM widow of S Bond MD aged seventy. AUGUST CHARANSONNY 65th year funeral at Flindle's chapel. ANNIE PRAY daughter of William T. Ford. ELIZABETH wife of K. Guoson. WILLIAM EL MOORE 80. HELEN STRECKER widow of Adolph. GEORGE STRINGER husband of Mamie Stringer. Services scheduled in DC, Vienna Virginia, and Richmond Virginia with private interments and church funerals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Susanna Margerum
S. Bond
Philadelphia
Wharansonny
Ing
August Charansonny
Wuneral
Flindle's
Stig
First Northwest
Annie’ Pray
William T. Ford
M. Elizabeth
K. .Guoson
Therine Riecks
Hlras
Resi Ce
Seventh Street
George Washington Hospital
Helen
Adolph Streck
Grant Street
Anatostia
D. C
George OF
Mamie Fl
Stringer
Hindley Chanel
Fifth and
EL Streets
Richmond
Funeral Directors Listings in Washington D C Area
A compact roster of funeral directors and embalmers with addresses and phone numbers including Geo P Zurhorst Mvertaker and Embalmer East Capital Street J W Lee Embalmer and Funeral Director with Modern Crematorium Commissions, John R Wright Co RF Harveys Sons W Speare Undertaker 940 F Street NW and other firms Frank Geier Sons 1143 Seventh Street NW plus telephone numbers and livery connections listed for on call service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
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 in the 1908 campaign arguing that colored Republicans should not desert the party despite dissension among leaders. He urged support for Taft and Sherman, warning that electing Bryan and Kern would further disfranchise Black voters.
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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 Declines Amid Declines and Recoveries
Reports from New York indicate heavy short selling faded as traders awaited demand. Large pools and speculators drove a sharp Thursday decline followed by a recovery, with commentary noting possible stock borrowing and long positions adjusting. Analysts warn of inconsistent money conditions, weaker bond demand, and uncertain business prospects for a sustained market upturn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Hayriman
Wall Street
Taft letter on Springfield riot to Sanford in Saint Louis
In Hot Springs Va on August 20 Taft responds to a Springfield Illinois riot query. He deplores the mob violence and race prejudice calling for prompt investigation and punishment of crimes to deter future outbursts. The letter expresses belief that firm law enforcement would reduce such mob actions.
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St. Louis
G. W. Sanford
Wiliam H. Taft
Springfield
Sanford
Mr. Taft
Hot Springs
Springfo
WM. Taft
Markets Abroad Firm as New York Stability Attracts Americans
Special Cable from London notes improved U S conditions boosting market optimism abroad. Telegraph and Capel Court report stronger demand, cheaper materials, ample labor, and a good grain and cotton outlook while Paris, Berlin and Canadian markets show varied yet resilient activity amid rumors of large loans and solid stock levels.
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Washington Post
London
United States
Daily ‘Telegraph
Capel Court
Bank of England
Berlin
New York
Paris
Guilty Knowledge in Standard Oil Case May Reach Supreme Court
Government urges Court of Appeals to certify question of defendant’s guilty knowledge to the Supreme Court. Reversal of a $29,249,000 fine prompts a push for a direct certification, potentially speeding review amid pending suits. Vital to shippers and railroads, the issue remains unsettled in lower courts.
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Guily
Standard Company of
Indiana
Landis
Washington Post
Chicago
United States
Court of Appeals
Grosscup, Seaman
Baker
Bodaperte J
Supreme Court
Department of Justice
Intermediate Court
Bandis
Supre
SUIT AGAINST COAL ROADS IN NEW YORK
Albany August 2 Attorney General Jackson says he filed proceedings against railroad companies and subsidiaries transporting anthracite coal. He alleges a Donnelly antimonopoly act violation creating a state monopoly that fixes prices and limits production. An injunction seeks dissolution and testimony will be taken August 31 in Albany. Swift and Company reports Fresh Beef sales in Washington averaging 6.30 per lb for the week ending August 29.
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Albany
N. Y
Jackson
New York
Supreme Court
Fitts
Edward Murphy
Troy
Swift & Company
Washington
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Yale
el Paso
Tex
Uunte Ewall
Farmington, Me
Oliver D. Sewall
Brook Jine
Mass
Susie Isabel
Sewall
Hunter
Washington, D.C
Huston
Cosmopolitan Temple Church
Postal Clerks’ Union
Salisbury
N. C
North Carolina
Charlotte
Tis
Opticians
Fo-Kalon. Wine Co
Gig
St. Niew
Hasan
Sun
Stock Exchange
Pacar Elie
Markets Abroad Firm
Bt New York
Bertin
Atlantic
Boersé
The
Grover Cleveland
Herbert N. Casson
Cleveland
Alfred
Henry Lewie
Stea
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Trust Department
Vohn Vor
EDSON
A. G. Plant & Co. Bankers and Brokers
14Th St. Bond
Railway and Electric Capital Tractions Bank
Trust Company
Washington Gas
Washington Stock _Exchange
Newporl
Thomas L. Hume & Co
Washington Stock Exchange
F Street N. W. Tol
T Investments
Riggs Panel
PA. Ave
U. & Treasury
J. Harry Norris
Norris & Johansen Co
Johansen
Norris & Johansom CO
ASS CO
Gus 'Jilepis
Marshall Place
Stokes
W_ HH
Hooke
Juilug -Lansburgh Furniture and Carpet Company
Willle
Hortie Big
Uttie Jols
McGill & Wallace
E Street N. W
Ave
Moura
To & Sun
Gotlie Shoemaker
Tennessee
Frank P
Milburn & CO
Architects
Montgomery County
Rockville
Asaociation
BASON
Kiveningy
Ralph
Mer
Maten & Coretti
Renardy
Clayton & Co
Kinsons
de Haven & Sidney
Quebec
American Vitagraph
Gayety Theater
6Th Street
G. B. Arnold
Fads & Follies Extravaganza CO
GID Lipters
NEW Academy
E. Blaney
Liberty
Jack Dorris
Jas
Bing
Joseph Santley
Newlyceum
Frank B. Carr
Maryland United Hunts
Green Spring
Valley Hunt Clubs
Pimlico
Inclding
7Th St
Wicrida Ave
Detroit
Glan Echo Riedl
Withington
Privat
Barnard
Price
Soola Fe O’donnell
District of Columbia
Swartzell, Rheem
Hensey Co
U. S. Treasury
Home Savings Bank
Ith St
Mass. Ave
Tth
H Sts
B. W
Ravelers
International Banking Corporation
G St
Uptown
Li Aowntown
Ouray
Heiskell & McLeran, Co & Street
F. Nia Ory
Washington Schools
LAW School
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
Liege
Tria Fres
Mlle
Urud'homme
Virginia
Bical College
Aecal
Rites
Bellevue High School
Bedford County
W. R. Abbot
Bellevue
Fauquier Institute For Young Ladies
Warrenton
Seasion
Piedmont
G. Butler
AD M
Prin
Randolph-Macon Academy
Randolph-Macon
Valley of Virginia
Charles L. Melton
A. M
Sweet Briar College
Sweet Briar
Oncy
Mary K. Benedict
Maryland
Maryland Agricultural College
School of Technology
R._W. SILVESTHA
College Park
Charlotts “Hall
Charlotts Mall
St. Mary's County
Thomas
A. Bf
Princ
Pas. Academy
W. P. Maron
U. S. N. A., Principal. Jrgt-D-Aoe
Reed
Sundeye
Tal
Fulton’s
Ninth Street N. W
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