Herrick and a remarkable bank in Ohio
In a Columbus interview Governor Myron Herrick discusses the Ohio State Savings Bank, its charitable origins, and its unique ownership by depositors. He describes the bank’s thrift mission, safety standards, and his views on banking reform, including separate savings and commercial banking roles and stronger public scrutiny.
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Columbus
Ohio
Myron T. Merrick
Myron Herrick
Cleveland
Bualnea
Herrick
Tom L Johnson
Johnson
Herneck
Amons WeKinley
Salvation Army
Gen Garfield
H Hibert Hisgard
Toerrick
George Goulkl
Pittsburg
Seaboard
Baltimore
Lake Erie
Senate
Horry
Cleveid
Samuel Mather
Gov. Herrick
State of
Humamife
American Bankers’ Association
Tates
Society For Savings
Jimmy
France's Vivandieres Lose Their Picturesque Army Role
A long historical account notes that about 1072 vivandieres or cantinières who served with the French army since the Revolution are to be Mustered out as medical supplies and supply lines modernize. The piece highlights famed figures like Louise de Beaulieu and Felicie Loguet, describes their maternal yet martial roles, and discusses pensions and post service life.
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France
Europe
Sister of Mercy
Berea
Dumas
Ynoy
Jess
Andret
Manniah
Germany
Louise de Beaulieu
Mmercy
Eld
Gt. Denis
Cantinieres
Apirit Ao
Parla
Portala
Grands Magazins du Louvre
Rue de Rivoli
Crimea
Italy
Mexico
M. L. Mere Cros
Solferino
Isse
Napoleon III
Saurin
Felidie Loguet
Toulon
Jena
Russia
Moscow
Leipzig
Waterloo
Etiquette and society tales from Chicago and Washington
A compendium of social anecdotes contrasts Chicago dining etiquette with London manners, recounting Mrs X’s dinner dress judgment, Mrs Grundy’s reach, and how English visitors fare in American high society. It includes Henry James, Kirke La Shelle, and Ida Tarbell anecdotes on manners, misread headlines, and social perception across regions.
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Chicago
Zinstern
X Wil
Mrsx
Finglishman
Mr X
Wberry
Mr. X
Greater Vice Presidency by Savoyard and Roosevelt praise
The piece extols Vice President role uplift under Roosevelt, lauds Fairbanks as a capable conservative, and recalls past vice presidents and political calculations. It discusses Burr, Jefferson, Jackson, Calhoun, and Lincoln era dynamics, and ends noting Roosevelt’s influence and a curiously odd anecdote about a wedding journey.
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Roosevelt
White House
van Buren
Tyler
Fairbanks
Senate
John
Spooner
Joseph G Canton
All Americare
Adams
Jefferman
Clinton
Calhoun
Aaron Burr
Jefferson
Alexander Hamilton
Burr
George Clinton
Old George
Jackson
Monroe
Gulf Coast
Glas Wright
Henry Clay
John C. Breckinridge
John C. Calhoun
Giddens
Hho
Cato
Paul Jones body to Annapolis amid 1890s claims
News notes from the Moriswild lines discuss Paul Jones and the fate of his body laid to rest at Annapolis. It states his body should permanently lie where future officers train, with controversy over identity and city claims settled by tradition and honor. Also mentions Morton planning cabinet resignation in the fall amid railroad and Santa Fe concerns.
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Central West
Eldisenship
Cleveland
Department of Mercy
Imean
Byittle
Pittsburg
Ming
Misa Ida Tarbell
Miss Tarbell
Cudutaugud
Old City
Mise Tarbell
Trorn
Dews
Thomsen
Washington
West Virginia
Cameron
Lincoln
Pennsylvania
Wade
Davis
Hamlin
Thurlow Weed
Johnson
Tammn
Melne—Evans
Fessenden
Blaine
Reed
Hamling Weber
Robert €. Schenck
Howard Carroll
Hepain
Garrett Davis
Kentucky
Ashland
Swart
Tom Corwin
Carroll
Adek
Damme
Wianalass
John C Brackbridge
Congress
Henry Clay
Jamesb. Clay
William E. Simms
John Marian
Supreme Court of the United States
Harlan
Canada
Cincinnat
Paul Jones
Mally Satomb
Annapolis
Jones
Bia
Morton
Springfield
Aimeecf
Santa Fe
Blunderstong-Why Mine Antike Interaction Dialogue
A fragmentary interlude shows a playful exchange between characters with light banter and mistaken names. The dialogue hints at familiarity and cordiality, referencing past meetings and current pride in appearances.
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Boston
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Marshala
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Sardou
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America
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Belide
Belinda
Henry James
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Holmes
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von Konigumark
Miss Gumnings
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England
Philip Sidney
Colfax
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Hobart
Levi P. Morton
Hannibal Hamlin
Simon Cameron
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Powell
James Guthrie Davis
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