Wall Street Mixed: Short-Term Notes Fuel Demand and Gold Rise
The week saw uneven stock prices with a Friday rebound after Pennsylvanian Railroad capitalization news. Short-term note issuance at near six percent boosted money sentiment while a rising world gold output and copper profits buoy markets, despite bank reserve concerns and July bond repayments. DANIEL F. KHLOGG.
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Cars Needed to Move Iron in Pittsburg District
Special to The Washington Post from Pittsburg reports a severe car shortage choking iron and steel shipments. Westbound Pennsylvania lines lack cars. Burlington requests 612 cars and is paying for use. About 200 Pennsylvania cars are missing near San Francisco after earthquake work. Tracers will locate 500 more within ten days, while the Baltimore and Ohio is equally congested and unable to route its cars.
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Mrs Morse in Third Sanity Inquiry Amid Begging Charge
Mrs Morse, a woman once examined by two juries with no agreement, is again in custody in Washington on a beggary charge. Held at the Washington Asylum Hospital, she seeks funds from lawmakers and cites past hospital refusals as motive.
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Oliver Will Command to Use Southern Negro Labor on Panama Canal
The Isthmian Canal Commission is expected to approve the Oliver Bangs bid to build the canal for 6.75 percent of total cost. Oliver will lead on site with Bangs owning one third. labor plans include using thousands of southern black workers and possibly Chinese laborers, with 5,000 men slated to go to Panama. The arrangement aims for rapid construction under government oversight, with Mr. Oliver stressing housing, sustenance, and prompt pay for workers.
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Government cost keeping approved to boost efficiency
Secretary Shaw endorses a government cost keeping system aimed at efficiency and healthy rivalry among bureaus. The plan, backed by President Roosevelt and the Treasury, would track per capita maintenance costs and guide future operations and pricing, with pilots in military and civilian bureaus. Public Printer preparing to install an elaborate system across branches.
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Government Printing Office and Mint Bureau adopt new system
A new budgeting method is set for the Government Printing Office and the Mint Bureau with three specific heads for the Bureau of Engraving and Printing and a lump sum for the Printing Office. The report favors line item appropriations over the lump sum, aligning with cost keeping practices. Cleveland trolley fight stalls with thirty day truce
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A Trip Up the Nile by Burton Holmes at Columbia Theater
Burton Holmes presented a Nile lecture at the Columbia Theater showing Egypt's pyramids temples and ruins with vivid pictures. The talk emphasized the ancient landscape over people highlighting sixty pyramids and the enduring lesson that time outlasts man. The lecture was instructive and often amusing, considered the best in the current series.
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Columbia Theater
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Nile
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Fearful barber scene in Catholic Standard cartoon
A comic exchange depicts a man confessing fear of a barber shaving him claiming nervousness to avoid a murder claim. The barber comments it is ridiculous, and the man in the chair jokes about a razor sharp enough to cut his throat.
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