Treasury to Issue 100 Million In Routing Currency Plan
White House adopts plan for immediate relief funded by popular subscription. Panama bonds may back the issue with certificates of to be available immediately where currency is most needed. The president remains confident will pass a current measure to provide permanent relief. The call urges people to act in normal way and attack a folly of hoarding.
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Roosevelt endorses Panama bonds and US notes issue plan
President Roosevelt approves $50,000,000 Panama canal bonds and up to $100,000,000 in 3 percent government notes to improve currency circulation. He urges public confidence, notes rising gold reserves, and directs rapid deployment to the West and South to relieve strain while Congress works on a currency bill.
Cardinal Gibbons Seeks 2.2 Million Endowment
Cardinal Gibbons of the Catholic University of America in Baltimore issues a circular noting last year's income reached 100000 but asserts that to fulfill the university’s aims at least 2.2 million in endowment is required. He says the fund would yield an annual income of 38000 and compares unfavorably to older universities with more resources.
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Terms of Treasury's Panama Canal bond offers
The Treasury offers public sale of 50 million dollars in Panama Canal bonds with coupon denominations of 20 100 and 1000 and registered denominations of 20 100 15000 and 10000. Interest 2 percent per year for ten to thirty years. Also certificates of indebtedness up to 100 million dollars in 50 denomination with 3 percent annual interest for term up to one year.
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Breach of Promise Suit Heard in Nuremberg Village
Mrs. Barbara Updegrave, a widow forty five, sued seventeen year old Arthur Schell for breach of promise. The jury found for the defendant after she testified of a Roosevelt family background and raised children. Schell denied the charge and the court noted the age gap and courage to woo a widow.
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Professor's fear was vain in tragic act
Special to the Washington Post from Redding Connecticut reports Prof Lucien M Underwood of Columbia University killed himself after attempting to kill his wife and daughter. A family member said he had not lost his fortune in the market disturbances and Mrs Underwood learned of her husband’s death tonight. a physician was summoned as she grew despondent.
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Recall of Peonage Investigator Mary Quackenbos
Special to The Washington Pot reports the recall of Mary Grace Quackenbos, a peonage investigator, by Attorney General Bonaparte under presidential direction. She heads to Washington, then plans months more work in Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana amid criticism of her methods. The recall aims to learn firsthand about peonage. Percy, greenville figures, and charges of social agitation are cited in telegrams and AP statements.
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Taft Decision to Forego Royal Visit Amid St Petersburg Tour
The dispatches report Secretary Taft will not visit Emperor William in Berlin. He plans to travel from Vladivostok via the Trans Siberian to St Petersburg then sail for New York on December 7. Governors and aides accompany Taft in Vladivostok as he meets Russian officials and prepares for an audience with the Emperor.
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Clubman Killed on Hunt in North Carolina
James D. Carter a noted Asheville sportsman was fatally shot while hunting on private preserves of the Catawba club at Newton North Carolina The shot likely came from another hunter after he disappeared from the club house and was later found with a bullet wound to the head The incident occurred yesterday afternoon and Carter hunted alone prior to the tragedy
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Gould denies giving Mrs Gould support in divorce case
Clarence J Shearn for Mrs Howard Gould says Gould did not supply any living expenses last year and refused to cover necessaries. He allegedly rented Castle Gould and kept proceeds while most personal property was bought and paid for by Mrs Gould from her funds.
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Harris at White House dinner guest with Roosevelt
Special to the Washington Atlanta, Ga. Nov. 17. Chandler Harris and his son Fulfan left for Washington to be Roosevelt's guests at dinner tomorrow night. Roosevelt has urged Harris for months and wrote warmly asking him to come and share stories of Bre’r Rabbit in his inimitable way, inviting the local figure to the White House.
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Cleveland on Bryan Leadership Question discussed by Grover Cleveland
Special to The Washington vest Princeton November 1 Willam Jennings Bryan on the Democratic nomination discussed with Grover Cleveland. The ex-president spoke of New Jersey politics and said democracy is coming into its own. he remarked he was not surprised by Bryan’s declared intent to seek renomination and questioned where leadership should come from in the party. Cleveland, though advanced in years, appeared vigorous with bright eyes and a cane aiding rheumatism, in good health overall.
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Baltimore Court Backs Arrest of Ruth McCracken Family
Washington reports Ruth McCracken and her two daughters and son were arrested in Baltimore on DC fraud charges. Detectives found the family at 2735 St Paul Street after tracking through several apartments. The group allegedly swindled merchants of Washington with false funds from overseas. They face extradition and a hearing was planned.
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New Legislature Called by Governor Haskell in Guthrie
Governor Charles W. Haskell issues a call for the new Oklahoma legislature to meet December 2 in Guthrie. The body will consist of 109 representatives and 1 senator, with most regulars continuing but few seasoned members returning. Detectives pursue fraud case in Berwick-on-Tweed linked to Mrs Beth McCracken, her family, and alleged grand larceny involving about 29,000 worth of goods. Extradition proceedings loom as officers plan to transfer suspects to Washington for trial.
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Royals dine at Windsor table with 24 monarchs
A royal luncheon in Windsor's state dining room gathered three kings five queens and sixteen other royals including England's king and queen the German emperor and empress the Spanish king and queen the Portuguese queen and the Norwegian queen. Photographs captured the group and the full party today on November 11 at Windsor Castle.
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Panic in Sunday School Fire at Methodist Church
A Sunday school at a Richmond Methodist church encountered panic when a fire originated from hot water pipes. Several hundred children crowded toward exits as smoke filled the room. The superintendent calmly directed orderly evacuation and the fire department extinguished the blaze using chemical extinguishers.
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