Treasury debates new one year bank reserve certificates
Treasury officials discussed the availability of new one year certificates for bank reserves as part of the Panama bond and certificate subscriptions. Officials expect oversubscription, with deposits secured by government bonds, and circulation to follow quickly for subscribing banks. The plan aims to supply currency with a 2 percent rate for the new certificates while maintaining lawful money standards.
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New York Banks Raise 25 Million for Government Bonds
New York banks including Barls New Lore Not 19 report raising 25 million for government certificates. The funds, held in cash reserves, will be transferred to the United States Treasury tomorrow to purchase two percent certificates. Temporary receipts will be issued to sellers. Some confusion exists in the financial district over the certificates’ sale and use, though the big national banks proceed with a clear plan.
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Britons Debate U S Policy On Ananelalexis Measures
London papers weigh Secretary Cortelyou actions on the Ananelalexis case in the United States. Editors warn it is too early to judge success and caution readers against overclaiming victory. The Times and Telegraph note possible economic mood effects and urge steadiness among banks and the public.
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First Philadelphia Treasury Subscriptions Open to Women
A Philadelphia subtreasury report notes women promptly applied for subscriptions to the Treasury, with initial figures suggesting total demand near $79,000. The effort marks the first citywide push, drawing applicants from various districts as they seek cooperative service and representation.
Still Buying Gold Abroad Amid Fraud Allegations
A report details foreign gold import schemes involving the Gimanty Trust Company and an unnamed foreign accomplice. Authorities say shipments were valued at 1000000 and 5000 pounds respectively, totaling 572 dollars and ending with a November 1 inquiry.
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Rockefeller in denial over government bonds hoarding
In a lengthy denial circulated tonight Rockefeller asserts he does not own or have ever owned any United States government bonds. He states he did not loan or sell bonds to influence the money supply, and condemns rumors of stockpiling as false.
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Peace Conference Reports Delays Hint at Amicable Path
Delegates to the Central American peace conference did not meet yesterday. Committees are evaluating Monday’s projects forming the basis for a permanent peace treaty. Report expected Friday with indications of an amicable understanding among participants.
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Concentrated pine remedy and counterfeit copies
A garbled notice extols a pine concentrate used as a medical tonic and liniment with whiskey and glycerine, plus instructions for dosing and storage. It warns of counterfeit products branded under various names and claims the pine concentrate is the only genuine preparation.
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Roosevelt to Send Message on Currency Reform to Congress
President Roosevelt plans to urge immediate currency reform and insulate administration from hostilities toward corporations. He will back broader control of railroads, new tax aims, river and harbor legislation, and measures to curb wealth concentration while preserving public resources and improving national highways and naval strength.
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GUNS FOR PHILIPPINES Fear Fort Leavenworth
A confidential telegarca received at Fort Leavenworth says Batteries A and B Fifth Artillery at this post will sail for the Philippines. Battery C sails Oct 6 and Batteries D and F move to the Philippines. A mountain battery from Fort D is to deploy with the first two batteries. Tomaso Salvini's heart condition worsens prompting concern over his fate.
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Movements of Great Steamers and Routes Listed
A garbled OCR listing multiple steamship movements from Naples New York Plymouth Cherbourg Southampton and Hamburg. References to ships like Principe di Plowoule and Glearow, with routes via Le Havre Bremen and Liban, and arrivals to New York and Plymouth.
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Brownsville Police Chief to Testify Before Senate Panel
Brownsville police head is set to appear before the Senate Committee on Military Affairs after a riot incident. The committee met about an hour and a half yesterday and adjourned to Tuesday with two witnesses, George Connor and Eula A Ragou, expected to testify. The session focused on interpretations of a ride story in El Porvenir and a dispute over editors statements and prior testimony.
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Bankhead Seriously Ill with Pneumonia Bulletin
Special to The Washington Post Birmingham Nov 19 United States Senator John Bankhead is critically ill at his Payette home from croupous pneumonia. The official bulletin reports gradual pneumonia symptoms developing Friday after he was ill while out hunting. The disease is now well developed but not in the severest form. A long-distance message from Henry Bankhead says the Senator is much improved tonight.
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TIPSTER BARRED FROM MAILS IN RACE SCANDAL FRAUD ORDER
Rov Hamlet and associates faced a fraud order after postal inspectors tied them to inside information on horse racing. Hamlet admitted earning 3150000 over five years by taking bets and sharing tips across the East Coast, with operations traced from Brooklyn to Saratoga and New Orleans before New York action.
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Not Going to Pine Knot President to Spend Thanksgiving
President and Mrs Roosevelt will spend Thanksgiving Day this year at Montpelier Virginia instead of Pine Knot. The trip continues a yearly retreat from Washington, with plans kept private. They will depart in the morning and return before dark, avoiding political interruptions.
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Indiana Senator Demands Banking Reform In State
Indiana Senator Hemenway charges banks in the midwest with misusing government funds by forwarding checks instead of cash. He calls on Secretary Cortelyou to arrange a remedy after complaints from Indiana treasuries about deposit and reserve handling.
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Seek Scotts Promotion Prompts West Virginia Senators Request
West Virginia Senators Wilkins and Scott urged the President to appoint WW Scott of Fairmont to the vacancy created by Van Oradel’s promotion to the District Court of Appeals. Scott, a relative of the Sematar, is an assistant attorney in the Department of Justice, with strong legal qualifications, and the Attorney General’s recommendation likely will influence the decision. Sargent Vial Elkis Tsiana Frank Peargent, Commissioner General of Immigration, left Washington for New York on a grant proposal, with notes on issuing a steamship grant station today.
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Washington Leon Company Announcement Note
A fragmented note from The Old Rensble at 610 F Street Northwest Room EF invites readers to visit the Washington Leon Company or contact via telephone chain 3035 for commentary services. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context or outcome.
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West Point Gradation Date in Question
Special to The Washington Post from West Point New York reports that the class of cadets expects early graduation in January amid reports of adjusted service needs. Superintendent Col Hugh L Scott says War Department guidance is pending and dates are under consideration by Gen Bell and Col Best.
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Court martial Opens Over Officer Accused of Forgery
First Lieutenant Alan Lefort of the Coast Artillery faces charges of forging army tests and letters to obtain large sums. Key witness GW Norton of Norton & Co. testified about a September letter signed by Frederick Marsh offering a $1000 loan to cover salary vouchers for October November and December, followed by forged notes and a cashing at a New York bank.
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Quarreling Over Quarters Lands Two Navy Officers in Suspension
The Brooklyn Navy Yard clash between Aamirgt casper F Goodrich and Lieut Commander Harry George, head of equipment, led to a temporary suspension. Washington reports say Admiral Goodrich did not cause the action, while George’s removal concerns quarters outside yard bounds, with a possible brief revocation pending.
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Gresham Returns Home as US Fisheries Fleets Resume
The text reports the Gresham voyaging home from Newfoundland with the American fisheries fleet, noting smooth crossings and no disturbances. It also notes Navy leadership changes with Rear Admiral Charles W Rae reappointed as Chief of the Bureau of Steam Engineering and Rear Admiral WL Cappe named Chief of the Bureau of Construction and Repair.
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Army Orders and Recruit Roster At Port Townsend
Army orders list Capt Harry Darnes and Capt J L Barbour among officers in charge of recruiting and duty rosters. The dispatch notes vacancies and transfers including Lieut TL Johnson and others. A joint session at 7 o clock features Dr James Fernald lecture on the English noun and the Young Men's Christian Association program.
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Governor Post Denies Charges Amid Porto Rico Row
New York dispatch reports Gov Forto Rico as he sails from San Juan to Washington to report on affairs and refute charges of insulting missionaries and school officials. He says investigation will be held and asserts island conditions, crops, and labor are sound, while aiming to secure confirmation.
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Extradition Upheld by Supreme Court in McNichols Case
The Supreme Court in McMichols v Minolta rules extradition follows strict interstate safeguards. It holds a fugitive from justice may be demanded and surrendered only when substantially charged and properly initiated, with habeas corpus used to test fugitive status.
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War Secretary departs as U S ships to await reparations
An article notes Visdivostok departure at 2 pm with escort by naval and military officers as government orders tight security. It compares wartime attitudes with American policy and warns of Pacific-level tensions amid shifting alliances and trade moves. Special notices reveal a Columbia Fire Insurance stockholders meeting to approve a merger with Royal Insurance Company Limited and a dividend declaration by Washington Railway and Electric Company.
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Japan Holds Grand Army Maneuvers At Tokyo Station
Tokyo dispatch reports the grand army maneuvers closed to the day with luncheon hosted by Minister of War Terauchi for foreign military attaches and newspaper correspondents. Terauchi urged constant improvement of Japan's army to match rising powers, stressing duty over immediate war preparation.
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Awaited Return of Ishis Tokyo Nov W
The Japanese government awaits the return from abroad of Elid Yard jehih, head of the Bureau of voffitheres, as negotiations on emigration to the United States and Canada may be delayed. Inspectors are ordered to vigorous supervision at all ports, with a focus on San Francisco, amid an investigation into misqualifications among many students.
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Preacher Recovers Voice with Pine Oil Remedy Disputed
An article from a Massachusetts preacher describes a claimed remedy using Virgin Oil of Pine, glycerine, whisky, and cinchona tincture to restore his voice. It warns against counterfeit Pine oil and cautions about internal use and unsafe preparations marketed as Pine oil.
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