New York to Withstand Panic on Bank Withdrawals
Fragmented OCR summary notes a financial panic with calls to bolster bank reserves and restrain withdrawals. It cites Illinois and Chicago institutions, large Northwest banks, and U S certificates, detailing tensions between interior banks and wall street funds and a drive to protect deposits amid rising liquidity strain.
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Intertorbank
Chicago
Illinois
State Banka of Chiego
Atone
Vaina Lo Light
Remota Northwest
Bankas Fu
Thin Loyailty
trans-Allaaly von Dinker
Fullmere Md
Sulzer discusses elastic currency and government bank control
Representative Sulzer of New York urges a flexible monetary system to avert bank panics. He argues the government must act to back the currency, supervise banks, and prevent hoarding while stressing sovereign power and the need for strong central oversight to stabilize finances amid crop prosperity and national pressures.
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Sulzer
New York
Mersis
Yestory
Provident
Innis
Mer Sulzer
Mart
Eoin
Lecwis
Eancolal
Vonks Tam Ale
Postal Surings Loris Uci Cio
Ms, Bane
Bank Notes Questioned as State Probes Value and Use
Attorney General pursues examination of bank notes amid claims they are not legal tender. Officials discuss whether notes issued by a bank or authority are valid for payment, with potential implications for currency policy and public trust.
Financial Brainstorm Proclamation Prompts National Debate
A fragmentary report describes a proclaimed financial brainstorm amid political tension. References to governance, hesitation, and calls for honesty surface alongside mentions of water cures and public trust. The piece hints at policy motives and regional responses without clear dates or actors.
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Panre Menigoner
Tunis
Jericho
Money Like Slugs of ’49 and Goldfield bullion plan
A distressed, garbled note discusses stamping gold bars as a circulating medium, likening it to 1849 methods. It mentions Uncle Sam, Qolanets Nex, and a plan to convert mine bullion into bars with value marks, amid an investigation into currency conflict and three reduction works producing about $500 per day.
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Uncle Sam
Famp
Revival of Industry Opens Bar Iron and Steel Plants
Bar iron founders agree to keep mills running as demand stabilizes after the financial lull. Westinghouse and related firms report near two thousand new orders and rising employment, with several plants resuming full or partial operation. Connecticut centers note improved industrial activity and a hopeful outlook for continued orders amid easing financial strain.
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Bar Iron
Connecticut
Pittsburgha
Westinghouse Machine
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Companies
Chitlen
Manylane
Zug Iron and Steel Company
Olver Iron and Steel Company
Gilver and Snyder Steel Company
New York
Eastern Bar Iron Association
Rew
York
Vaceaux
Www & G
Dun & Co
London Still Unflurried As Gold Flows From New York
London remains steady as American efforts to relieve currency strain prompt banks to defend rates. Reports say New York bankers seek to draw gold via new certificates, while London and Paris see brisk demand for checks and gold exports. The Bank of England, Bank of France, and Imperial Bank monitor conditions as gold moves through London and across the Atlantic.
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New 2
Bank of England
United States
America
New York
Chile
Portugal
Wiite Stag Uiner Majestic
Southampton
Berlin
London
Germany
Imperial Bank
Paris Noy
Indy
France
Mamera
Inter
Bank of France Tx Act
Cecusury Natex
Journal Des Des Bata
England
Bank of Prence
Suspected impostor swindles by posing as charity agent
Police seek a four man impostor who collected money yesterday in the Twelfth and N streets neighborhood posing as an Associated Charities agent. He visited Mrs Katherine Kitt at 125 WN street and obtained several dollars amid other alleged frauds in the area.
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Chanty
Twelfth
N Streets
Associated Charities
Katherine ‘Kitt
Steel Prices Stay Up Despite Recession In Survey
Independent producers and US Steel officials reached a consensus after a Waldorf Astoria conference led by Judge Gary that steel prices should remain unchanged. They cited sound overall conditions and the belief that the recession will be brief, arguing prices were not raised in prosperity and should not be cut now, benefiting buyers and industry alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wile
Aiso
Speaker Cannon Optimistic on Recovery After Currency Panic
New York Speaker Cannon arrived in Washington optimistic about the financial outlook. He emphasized awaiting presidential and Treasury guidance, noted abundant agricultural output, and urged rapid bank currency resumption to restore credit and stabilize markets nationwide.
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New York
Cannon
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Great Clearing House of the
Wit
Endorsement of Roosevelt Favors Forest Preservations Efforts
Delegates from the Mapleton chapter and the American Civic Association dispatched a telegram to President Roosevelt urging support for forest preservation and scenic grandeur of Colorado canyons Niagra Falls and Niucura. They adopted resolutions and rising plans during a dinner at the Mintx in Washington. The conventions conclude tomorrow afternoon.
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Colorado Canyons
Niucura
Congress
American Civic Association
Nations
Tate
Thadelematen
Lnd
City of
Mapleton Camte
American Civic Ansociation United
Mintx
Hague Conference Agreements to be Ratified by Senate
James B Scott reports from The Hague on the American delegation's work formulating fourteen agreements. They are not binding until ratified by each nation, with copies kept on file in the Netherlands foreign office. President and Secretary Root may stagger submission. full action may take years.
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Root
James B Scott
Coitellor
State Department
Hague
Reot
Nftlona
United Sintar
United States
Senate
Bcing
Hoot
Root Solicitor Scott
Secretary Root
Conference
Reynolds Says Selling Islands Would Be National Crime
Representative John M. Reynolds of Philadelphia, visiting the Philippines, argues against any sale of the islands. He favors continued U S governance to develop and protect Filipino self government, stable law, and protection of rights, stressing such a sale would dishonor the nation.
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Reynolda
John M. Reynolds
Phiadelphia
United States
Reynolds
Reyoolia
Comatcly
Jamestown Exposition Seeks President’s Approval for Extension
Delegation including George Tucker and Thomas Nelson Page met President to urge extending the Jamestown Exposition. Tucker said a board committee would decide soon, asking only for government funding to keep exhibits open. He noted the exhibit’s move to Seattle next fall and urged delaying reshipment to save money.
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Jamestown
Bt George Tucker
George F Adams Lancaster Willams
Thomas Nelson Page
Tucker
Board of Directors
Seattle
Tex Snoney-Aasing
Jamostown
Congress
Revenue Receipts Decline Despite October Rise
The monthly statement of the collections of Internal Revenue shows that for October 1907 there was an increase of receipts over October 1908 by 871 309 and the four month total for the present year rose by 3743 347 versus the same period in 1896. Despite large gains in July August September and October a decline followed since November 1 59 leaving a surplus of 2557 on November 1. For October last the increases are Spirits 204 881 tobacco 159 922 fermented liquors 372 606 oleomargarine 81 563.
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Asca
Still Buying From France Records Show No Effect on Exports
Paris reports General Mason notes U S financial strains have not yet hit French shipments to America. Invoices remain normal and no cancellations observed. Havilands, major suppliers in Twadsea, have laid off 20 workers and halted factory expansion due to the financial situation in America.
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Paris
Mason
United Stason
America
Limozea
France
Havilands
Patvern
Twadsee
Canal Work Praised by Mobile District Representative
George Washington Taylor, a representative from Mobile District Alabama, returned with the House Appropriations Committee from Panama Canal inspection. He praised the administration for acquiring the Panama route, predicted completion within six years, and noted five of seven engineers on the commission were Southern men.
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George Washington ‘Taylor
Mobile
Alabama
House Appropriations Committee
Panama Canal
Taylor
Gul
Panania
Mr Taylor
Taylor Heartis
Army Engineers
Chinese Commission Appointed to Study Abroad Trade
The State Department reports the Chinese government has formed a commission led by Yang Shih chi with associates Li Ching tin and Pan awehth to study commercial conditions abroad. The group aims to prepare recommendations for the United States and other markets. Oklahoma enforces a two cent fare as the Oklahoma Corporation Commission orders Fort Smith and Western Railroad to comply, after penalties for failing to set the rate.
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State Department
Ausrtdan
Peking
Yang Shih-chi
Ato Wane Chimgchia
Board of Agriculture Works and Commerce
Panawehth
Smne Board
Li Ching Tin
Heneed
United Staten Ree Een
Oklahoma
Guinee
Oklahov
Oklahoma Corporation Commission
Wes
Fort Smith and Western
Platinum Decomposition Claim Sparks Scientific Debate
The New York Times reports Dr Theodore Grosse of Germany claims to decompose platinum into an unknown chloral form via molten potassium carbonate and alternating current. The claim, if verified, suggests a new element and echoes past demonstrations but invites cautious scientific scrutiny.
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New York Times
Theodore Grosse
Nugust
Chemfseer Zettung
de W Ramor
College of New York
Bly Wiliam
Gyosde
William H Hodgekingen
Grosse Teenery
Charlea E Chandler
Coumbia University
Wiliam Fumeau
Grosse
Inmcett
Mrs H G Sholes Testifies On Rheumatism Cure Aid
Mrs H G Sholes testifies she suffered rheumatism for years and improved within weeks after using Munyon's Rheumatism Remedy. She claims full cure in six weeks over ten years ago and recommends the product for swollen joints, lumbago and rheumatic pains. The ad urges readers to consult a physician if needed and notes a money back guarantee under the Pure Food and Drug Act.
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HC Iholes
Svecy
Stockholders Meeting Over Columbia Fire Insurance Plan
Ten stockholders of the Columbia Fire Insurance Company of the District of Columbia are notified a meeting will be held January 4 at 10 am to decide if holders majority shall ratify a contract with Revel Insurance Company Limited of Liverpool England. The deal would transfer fire insurance assets and related matters to Royal Insurance Company Limited and seek a court decree of dissolution.
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Washington Ciy
Columbia Fire Insurance Company
District of Columbia
Revel Insurance Company. Limited
Liverpool
England
Vaid Royal Insurance Company Limited
and Columbia Fie Raurance Company
District 9
Columbia
Wir
Seid Royal Insurance Company, Limited
Columba Fira Insurance Company
Distrit of
Supreme Court of the Dither of Columbia
Code of Law
FS McGuire
Lem Towers Jr
Washington Railway
Gaysbie
Commercial Trust Company of
Meer Verse
Jersey City
J Waitehdad
Coure
Loile
Court of Apnesis
Prescott Gatlet
Bar Association of
Columbis
Washiveton
Penn Ave
West End
Speiser
Pennsylvanis Atenue
Lgvea
Madlearing DB
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Gordins Powerful
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Mort Wesk
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Timmy Roseh
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