Harvest for Bankers Second Day of High Money
Speculators pay as high as 125 percent on call loans as wealthy depositors and outside banks release New York balances. Sage puts out $2,000,000 as money markets surge then ease, with rounds of bullish talk and talk of a coming boom despite volatility. Secretary Shaw holds a brief conference and offers no immediate action, Chicago banks say no government intervention needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sage
Washington Post
Yacuas
Stock Exchange
Balsnoea Im Bank
Ancle Rungeli Sagé
Mand of & Millon
Gage
Philadelphia
Boston
Walsh
Gateses
Fricka
Morgyns
Harrimans
Rogames
Shaw
Chicago
Treasury Officials Await Shaw Action on Money Market
Treasury in Washington reports no word from Secretary Shaw amid volatile money market and soaring call money rates. Shaw arrived in Chicago yesterday and plans to stay until Saturday before returning to Washington. Officials doubt any move to replenish the market will occur without a clearer shift in conditions or a direct directive from Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Shaw
Washington
Chicago
Windy City
Tressury
Beilove
Treasury Department
Washington Filtration Plant Gains Efficiency and Watershed Plans
Commissioner Macfarland reported an informal health office study showing the filtration plant’s bacterial efficiency as high as percent, with less than one percent remaining. He advocated congressional action to safeguard the watershed, a survey for a new Great Falls conduit, and continued metering in residences and large establishments to curb waste and prevent overloading the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macfarland
Health Office
Army
Great Falle
Washington
Per
Water Department
Government wins first victory in private car rebate case
Milwaukee December 28 government defeats demurrers in the private car rebate prosecution against Pabst Brewing Company Milwaukee Refrigerator Transit Company and six railroads Judge A L Sanborn Madison denies motion to strike certain slanderous allegations in the complaint and rules no appeal lies the case proceeds to trial on its merits He says intent is a material issue and that evidence of unconnected facts may show intent in an equivocal act
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee, WN
United States
Pabst Brewing Company
Milwaukee Refrigerator Tranest Company
A. L. Sanborn
Madison
Chicago, Rock Tnland and Pacifico Railway Company
Brewing Company
Judea Sanborn Bays
Transit Company
Common Carriera
Roche divorce dispute explodes with money claims
Frances Roche, wife of Frank Work, details extravagant spending amid estrangement. Work accuses Roche of massive withdrawals and luxury for years, including Newport visits and seven horses, while Roche claims finances were handled by her and disputes the media coverage. The pair remain unreconciled with Roche at Buckingham and Work warning of changes to his will if letters continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke Roche
Frank Work
East Twenty-sixth Street
Tam
Frances Roche
Work
Buckingham
Province Gamma Holds Two Day SAE Convention Here
Province Gamma of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity assembles in Washington this morning for a two day annual convention. Delegates from George Washington University, University of Virginia, Washington and Lee, VMI, Davidson, UNC, and Wofford will attend at 2024 G Street NW. A banquet, dance, and smoker precede the supreme council’s concluded session with officers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamma
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
George Washington University
University of Virginia
Washington and Lee University
Virginia Military Institute
Davidson College of North Carolina
University of North Carolina
Wofford College of South Carolina
G Street
Supreme Council of the Fraternity
Washington City
Rho
William C. Levers
Evanston
Marvin BE. Holderness
Nashville
Postal Congress in Rome Announces 1906 Meeting
Postmaster General Cortelyon stated that the Sixth Universal Postal Congress will convene in Rome during the first week of April 1906. Eugene F Loud of San Francisco and Edwin Rosewater of Omaha will represent the United States with authority to sign modified postal union conventions, subject to the President and Postmaster General approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortelyon
Universal Postal Congress
Rome
Italy
Eugene F. Loud
San Francico
Cal
House of Representatives
Edwin Rosewater
Omaha
Nebr
Unitedtates
Decrease in Coal Output in Indian Territory Reports
The Mine Inspector’s annual Indian Territory report shows a drop of 349,086 tons in coal output from last year, with total output at 2,970,961 tons. Accidents rose to 1,180, including 44 fatalities, blamed on reckless mining and lax precautions. It urges legislation on shot firers' hours and better mapping of mining posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Territory
New Officers Named for Almas Temple Fraternity
Jacobus S. Jones is chosen potentate and Allison Nailor Jr. treasurer of Almas Temple, Ancient Arabic Order of Mystics. The temple now lists about 1,600 members and delegates were chosen for the Imperial Council meeting in Los Angeles in May. The election results also name Francis A. Sebridg as easistami rabban, Allen Bussius as high priest and prophet, Alexander Grant as oriental guide, John A. Blinger as treasurer, and Harrison Dingwian as recorder. The item references Capt. William A. Pratt, veteran sailing master of the New York Yacht Club, noted in a Derby Dispatch piece about Mark Twain.
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Jacobus S. Jones
Allison Nailot
Almas Temple
Mystle Ghitners
Ales
Knige
Imperial Council
Los Angeles
Posentate
Jacobus 5
Jones
Rabban
Francis A. Sebridg
Easistami Rabban
Allen Bussius
Alexander Grant
John A. Blinger
Ailiaon Nallor, Jr
Harrison Dingwian
Hotels and guests listed across many cities
A long list of travelers and their hotel stays across Baltimore Chicago New York Philadelphia Pittsburg Alabama California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota New York State New Jersey Wisconsin North Carolina Ohio Omaha Pennsylvania Richmond Rhode Island Virginia Washington and other locations. Names include Harvey Sanford Harris Caldwell Teoberte Willard and many more, with hotels such as Willard Ebbitt Raleigh National Shoreham and Colonial. The notice records guest names, spouses, and their lodging venues in a broad national hotel roster.
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Altimore
A. M. Harvey
Arlington
G. Sanford
Ebbitt
E. F. Harris
New Willard
J. & Weixburger
C. Caldwell
J. N. McTyra
Bishop
J. K. Teoberte
National
Aorton
W. C. Grids
Elpitt
G. E. Hawlin
Willard
ED. Cockasis
J. T Clark
Raleigh
G. W
S. Chenchin
F. Luman
L. Silverman
C. Harte
JG. Defty
NM. T. Faber
N. Bennett
J. Carey
D. Drucker
A. Wille
R. Tarmandy
A. H. Jesse
W. Dreman
R. Wenste
J. Young
J C. Benson
C. Hooring
TU. L. Hoops
G. C. Williams
D. J. A. Toher
BE. G. Hall
J. Trath, Rateigh
W. S. Mason
M. A. Selaar
J. Herr
Ar. Barber
Mrs. L. Witson
Miser
Willers
R.A Melville
Melville
Mra
W. White
W. M. Moore
Cwife
J. Whelter
Arington
Cline
Mia M
Guy
J. Sullivan
C. B. Yeaton
L. A. Yeaton
RH Berniart
Shoreham
H.C. Kelly
Li. L. Lambert
J. Cowlay
X. Heldy
H. Scantiebury
St. James
C. A. Stem
J. Tistrich
J van Horn
Ariington
W. F. Randall
G. Grimes
Sf. V McGinnis
Riggs
Rebebard
J. I. Bennitt
W. B. McCullough
J. A. Snyder
M. C Leving
J. Greenwald
J. H. Burt
Bt. James
J. B. Townsend
Wilard
F. A. Frortcha
D. C Donovan
W. E. Hexamet
A. Willameon
J. W.brown
G. Bink
Ho T. Winter
Pittsburg
O. W. Kerrant Wits
H. ‘W. McGery
H. Cooper
J. J. Kay
Alabama
F. C. Waneher
California
J. H. Duret
San Franciego
D. H. Spencer
Fairfax Grove
Colorado
C. L. Wellington
D. H. Cessna
Cumberland
Naonal
Massachusetts
R. Henderson
Camridge
Michigan
Honk
Hookwood
Willan
M. KR. Brown
Haslein
H. Vahsent
Wimmeapotts
Stw
York -State
W. Whitaker and Child
Utlea
EH. Dowling
J. M. White
Wite
B. B. Graham
Brooklyn
J. James
Oxsining
J. Byrne
Ruffalo
Shorebets
C. Dukes
Welleville
M. Y. Johnston
B. A .Tatea
Jamestown
L. J. Cook
Piermont
B Mably
Misa Carty
Walling
J. E. Campbell
Colonial
New Jersey
R. Sheen
C. Sheen
Atlantic City
H. W. Hmpley
A. Verona Quesada
Newark
Lang
Ewe
Trenton
Bertha Herman
A D. Yowng
Jerey City
J. O'Brien
Wilwaukee
H. Morris
North Carolina
T. H. Shipman
Brevard
E. R. Dewey
H. N. Moss
OWTO
C. A. Brown
Lorain
Shortham
A. Berrymer
Cincinnati
J W. Campbell
Kigss
EL Flicker
Omaha
J. . Kensler
Pennsylvania
R. F Anderson
Went
H. Alexander
Bonville
A. D. Kinney
Athenu
H. T. Hall
Towanda
J. Burkhold
Lancaster
Wayne Hall
Lancasterow
A. Clark
Greenville
Colani
Richmond
C. G. Wallaca
Rhode Island
R. Z. Hazard
Fravidenes
Wilfleet
Woman Gets Patent on Dream Curtain Hangers
Mrs. Kate Dymond of Moosic near Wilkes-Barre dreamed a novel curtain bracket design and, after testing a handmade model, secured a patent. She accepted offers to manufacture the bracket and plans to bring it to market through a company partnership.
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Wilkesberrsch
Philadelphia
Wealth chasing leads to downfall in Ichabod Glossop tale
From the Chicago Tribune an excerpt chronicles Ichabod Glossop a Kewanee merchant who abandons his wife advice and sells out to speculate earning 50000 then aiming for 200400 before retirement. The feature notes his obstinacy self opinion and the eventual outcome as a cautionary study from Life magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glossop
Chicago Tribune
Ichabod Glossop
Kewanee
Ichabod
Mary Jane
January Weather With Wide-ranging Storms Across the Nation
A detailed forecast for January describes frequent changeable temperatures nationwide with warm spells, cold snaps, rain, sleet, and snow. It notes heavy snow and blizzards across the Northwest and Great Lakes region, stormy coasts from the Atlantic to the Gulf, and widespread disruptions to transport, including river and rail traffic, with notable impacts from Ohio Valley to New England.
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Cotton Belt
Tennessee
Georgia
North Carolina
Atlantic
Mississippi River
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Minnesota
Dakotas
Great Lakes
Steet
Chicago
Milwaukee
Michigan
Cleveland
Detroit
Grand Haver
Grand Rapids
Lake Superior
North Atlantic
New England
Nova Scotia
Newfoundland
London
England
United Kingdom
Ohio Valley
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
Tlinots
Pennsylvania
Allegheny
Monongahella
Ohio River
Pittsburg
Cairo
Gulf States
Gulf
Texas
Alabama
Mississippi
Carolina
Monongahela
Allegheny Valley
Mississippi Valley
Lake Region
Southwest
Eastern
Superior
Lake
Bain
San Francisco
California
Oregon
Catro
Aiso
Kanawha
New
Cumberland
Pacific Coast
Missiassippi
Ohio River Valley
Northwest
Ocean
Virginia
Columbus
Toledo
Buffalo
New York
Philadelphia
Washington, D. C
English
Irish Channel
Germany
New Orleans
Ven Rales
Gulf and
Gulf Coast
North Avenue
Oklahoma
Kentuck Tennessee
Alleghany
N. Y
Grand Haven
Wis
Washington
D. c
Wisconsin
Missouri
Otio River
Carroil
New Cumberland
Alleghenies
Marietta
Pomeroy
Gallipolis
Charleston
W.a
Point Pleasant
Catlettsburg
Louisvile
Florida
Til
Lake Michigan
Illinois
Are Iron Buildings Safe in London Destruction Debate
A letter to the Times by Mr. Thomas Jackson questions iron structure safety amid the Charing Cross disaster. He notes London fronts rely on iron girders and warn damp fogs threaten girders as with lungs, urging architects to mostly avoid iron except small components, referencing Belcher and Royal Institute context.
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London
Thomas Jackson
Times
Charing Cross
Ty. Jackson
Jackson
John Belcher
Royal Insitute
Restored His Hair Hair Cure via Cuticura Soap and Ointment
Frederick Busche reports severe scalp humor and hair loss woes in New York City. After trying many remedies a friend urged Cuticura Soap and Ointment, curing the humor and restoring his hair to health. He promises to continue using the soap and ointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred’k Busche
New, York City
British Architects Cite Dangers In Metal Structures
British architects yesterday said Mr Belcher agreed with Mr Jackson's main points. Dangers arise from aging metal and corrosion from damp that eats into joints, loosens rivets, and rusts metal. Rail bridges face extra risk due to constant vibration. The Builders' Journal urges thorough checks of early engineering structures after the Charing Cross disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belcher
Jackson
St. Paul’s
Builders' Journal
Charing Cross
Change of fashion in heels in London boots
The London boot and shoe makers offer celluloid heels for women, light and comfortable when applied over hollow wooden heels. The Louis Quinze heel, bonded with the sole, is narrow and shifts weight to the toes, straining the spine. For promenades it is not advised as English squares replace the French Louis Quinze, prioritizing hygiene and comfort over style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prom
London
Boudoir
A Natural Mistake in the Musical Scene
In the Philadelphia Press a young woman exclaims yes as she recalls an evening spent attempting a new polisa. Jack Bi reacts with disbelief asking about the limit, revealing a humorous mistaken note in a social joke or dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Press
Jack Bi
Manta
De Run es New Discovery Cures Severe Cough Claim
An item promoting De Run es New Discovery alleges it cures severe coughs and colds. The wording implies rapid relief, targeting sufferers with lung weakness.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wilaé Deman
Wea
Houseman Ibea
Joan Outake
Russell Sage
Masons
Grand Lodge
A. M
Lartin R. Ginn
New Masonic Temple Association
Ginn
le Sale Jr
District of Columbia
Walter A. Brown
Francis J
Woodman
Augustus B. Coolidge
Henry K. Simpson
Alvina W. Johnston
James A. Sample
Thomas H. Young
Daniel W. Skellenger
Joseph Dawson
George C. Ober
J. Claude Keiper
Ben W. Murch
Charles E. Baldwin
T. John Newton
John Speed Smith
Alex. McKenzie
Warren C. Bickford
James A. Wetmore
Masonic Temple Association
Frank H. Thomas
Magsonie Hall Association
Eastern Star Home
Lartin R. Gimn
Cherlea J. James
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
B. Merri Wopiinson
Passa
Baltimore
Ernest P. Winchester
Masters Arthur van Vleck
Roswell Booth
Kidwell
Henry Euston
Thomas Evans Greene
Dr. Hopkinson
Navy Department
Willam Hernberg
A. Sherwin
Paul R. Fox
Otto Boldt
Canning
O. J. McCorkle
Gay F Howard
Joan B. Martin
Daniel J. Marx
F. F. Kirainek
David W. Harry
W. W. Hoopes
Willam Keller
George FR. Thompson
Jarrard K. Jones
Thomas J. Hayes
Charles S. Wolf
Warren
Clarence J. Armstrong
Pennay
New York World
Roosevelt
Sir
Fier
Mira
Rocery
Mrs. Roche
Buckingham Hotel
Monsense
Tah H Lay
Palle
Mrs. Buree Roche
Province
Postal Congress
Loud
Rosewater
Almas
Tenocents
Derby
Conn
Mark Twain
Deep River
William A. Pratt
New York Yacht Club
Pratt
Quaker City
Holy Land
Mr. Clemens
Virginiah
Alexander
Staunton
Mexander
Shreveport
Aéves
C. N. McGonnick
Williamsville
Money
EB. McKinley
Fairmont
James Payne
Norfolk
Burlinza
Warmiller
Cemty
Astington
S Marsh
Winton Place
Newspaper
Grehnve
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