Financial Relief Plans Stir Debate Over Currency Security
Washington notes Chairman Fowler of the House Banking and Currency Committee criticized issues of Indebtedness certificates and Panama Canal bonds while urging stronger currency relief measures. Secretary Cartelyou may later address Congress, arguing that current actions aim to restore confidence and prevent a panic amid wartime expenditures and agricultural strain.
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New York
Fowler
Committee On Banking and Currency of
Te House
Worth Fifteen Billions in U S Manufactures Exports
Gol John M Garzon head of the Bureau of Manufactures discloses in the bureau’s annual report that the value of U S manufactures produced domestically totals about fifteen billion dollars. Last year exports of domestic merchandise reached 1.254 billion dollars, up nearly 136 million from the prior year, with ready for consumption goods at 450 million. Notably exports of completed manufactures near 200 million, while cotton cloth exports to China exceed 2100 million, reflecting the cotton trade dominance.
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United States
Gol John M Gar Zon
Bureau of Manufactures
Hhle
Bureau
China
Currency Payments to Resume Soon in National Banks
Washington bankers pledged to restore currency payments as institutions across New York prepare to increase circulation via Treasury certificates. National City Bank plans to route 2 million dollars of the first value to its vault, with other major banks expected to follow. JP Morgan and George Baker were noted to be traveling to Washington to signal harmony between the President and Wall Street interests aimed at normalizing conditions after financial turmoil.
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Washington Post
New York
Finanial
National City Bank
Frank A Vanderup Vic
Ha Honal City Bank
Washington
JP Morgana
George Baker
First National Bank
Wall Street
Morgan
Fuance
Weston's Homecoming Amid Large Town Ovation
Hero Weston completes a long journey to Chicago and rests after arrival as the entire town gathers to honor him with an ovation. He plans to depart Monday morning while companions from Kendallville to Tigornet assist, lantern in hand, and a stalled auto near Brimfield is righted with his help as memories of forty years ago surface.
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Ligonlar Ind
Chicago
Weston
Hester McKeller
J 1
Morlan
Ant
Wife Seeks Support While New Jersey Law Sees Arrest
In Seaside hotel a Philadelphia butcher named Adewett faces a state order placing a guard on him until settlement of a support claim by his wife. The case stems from a separation regime and a court action in New Jersey with doctors and nurses present. The Jewett side accuses the husband. lawyers prepare for a chancery hearing.
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Atlantic City
Adewett
Rollionaire
Philadelphia
Continental Hotel
Pela
Ot & Mull
Mre Jewett
Lfe
New Jersey
Jewetta Maess
Court of Chancery
Sidea
Grace Smith's Double Death Mystery In New Rochelle
The New Rochelle case centers on Grace Smith who killed her husband Samuel Smith and then shot herself as police closed in. Investigators weigh two theories: a final act amid fear of exposure as an impostor daughter of Gen Bulkeley and a planned murder to cover earlier crimes. Local authorities seek answers on motives, family links, and estate worth about 2000 dollars, with Baltimore preparations for a funeral and unclear will status.
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New Rochelle
Grace Smith
Nicholas M Smith
Woodland Avenue
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Connecticut
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New York
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Toole
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Angeiresa
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Cody
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland Saya
Newond
Robert Acton
Blackwell Island
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Taughlin
Acton
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Woodland
Edward ¢ Hey
Mount Vernon
New York City
Fredsmith
Hey
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Sory
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Mata
Gen Bulkeley
WC Medhurst
Thor
Grace Bulkeley
Waterbury
It Pays to Trade in Washington ad feature preview
In cooperation with the Rett rade Committee of the Chamber of Commerce The Washington Post will publish It Pays to Trade in Washington editions on Wednesday November 27 and Sunday December 1 Advertisers are asked to send copy to the office at least a day in advance The piece notes Washington circulation is greater than that of other local newspapers.
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Washington Post
Washington
Broken
Bloans
G Street North
At &m
L. PB
Selbold
Confederate Pension Increase Proposed by Hobson
Richmond Pearson Hobson, famed Alabama sailor, plans a bill to Congress to grant a national pension for Confederate veterans. He argues the federal government should add to state pensions so Southern veterans’ total equal Union pensions, noting prior Southern contributions and echoes of wartime indemnity policies.
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Atlanta
Richmond
Pearson Hobson
Alabama
South
Stat
Hobson
United Staffs
Pierce Fight With Eagle in Barnyard
James Bolger of Peru faced a massive bald eagle that invaded his barnyard and carried off a sheep. He shot the bird breaking a wing, then fought it with a scrub as it attacked him shredding clothes and injuring his hands and face. The eagle was brought to Pittsfield for display at the city museum of art and natural history.
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Washington Peet
Pittsfield
Mase Noy
James Bolger
Peru
Bolger
Museum of Art and Natural History
Clock at Case School of Applied Science proves extreme accuracy
The Cleveland observatory reports a new clock in the Case School of Applied Science that uses a delicate mechanism with a glass vacuum enclosure. It should not vary more than fifteen thousandth of a second in twenty four hours and is rivaled only by a Berlin timepiece. The clock aids astronomical observations and winding is done with precision.
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Cleveland
Case School of Applied Sciotica
Wepkington
Berlin
Case School
Dlock Ia
Protecton
Three Girls Overboard on Steamer President
Aboard the President en route from Seattle to Los Angeles, three girls aged 13 and 12 and 4 were swept overboard amid rough seas after a suspected wave struck near the midship gangway. The vessel delayed departure to search but the children, from Australia, remained missing as the storm raged.
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President
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Thin City
Beard
Wat ‘Chett Sieetteenen
Reattle
Florence Buckman
Rita
Ada Schotte
Behotte
Australia
Berence Buckman
Beattle
Los Angele
Arkansas Diamonds Real Gaologst Sees New Field Likely
Pike County in Arkansas shows potential new diamond tract per Prof Philps Schneider geologist from Syracuse University. He notes surface indicators resemble the Himberley field and that pebbles have been found on the Huddleston tract. State officials caution much land remains of uncertain value.
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Ark
Pike County
Philps Schneider
Syracuse, NY University
State Department of Agriculture
Monty
Himberley
South Africa
Huddleston
Revolt rumors surge as Lisbon presses crack down
Suppressed Lisbon papers echo fears of a crown prince banishment and unrest in the army and navy. Premier Franco tightens press decrees as Portugal nears a critical phase, with warnings of a possible peaceful republic or violent upheaval if the monarchy resists.
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Cparta
Franco
Portugal
Carlos
France
Cambridge seaman freed after 35 days aboard American ship
James Cochrane of Cambridge alleges he endured 35 days in irons aboard the American barkentine Antioch after being captured near Turks Island. He says officers beat him, he was fed little, and a fellow sailor alerted the American consul who ordered his release. He claims his request to present his case was refused.
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New York
James Cochrane
Cambridge
Mags
Turky Island
Leland
Antioch
Philadelphia
Turks Taland
Sierre Leone
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French Guinea
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Lazaratte
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Hit
Trolley Cars Trap Rabbits in Delaware Night Lights
Rabbits are drawn to electric trolley lights in Delaware and become momentarily hypnotized. West Chester Seinett and Wilmington Electric crews stop cars to spare them, as laws prevent night hunting. After darkness returns, rabbits scatter to safety. The piece notes the potential for many rabbits to be killed if not for humane stopping.
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Wilmington del Nova
West Chester
Nine Men in a Balloon Car Tap Pillskll Mass Journey
A nine man balloon ascent from Pittafield is planned aboard the All America for a long distance flight. Lou Stevens leads the New York crew including A Forbes F H White LeRoy Taglor Howard Morty E T Larkin Georges Wade Frederick Morgan and Frank Warton. Most have not ballooned before, with Forbes and White the only prior ascenders. The All America, used in a recent St Louis international race, has 77000 cubic feet capacity, and fourteen ascensions have occurred locally in two years.
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Thin City
Morrow
Lou Stevens
New York
Wil
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F H White
LeRoy Taglor
Howard Morty
E T Larkin Je
Buffalo
Georges Wade
Chicago
Frederick Morgan
Frank Warton
Indianapolis
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White
All America
Charles Dee Chandler
JC McCoy
St Louis
Han
Taft candidacy grows as Roosevelt foes rally
Washington dispatch notes Taft gains strength while President Roosevelt signals not to run again. Report lists supporters Hughes Cannon Knox Foraker and others at the Republican convention. Public opinion from Senators and Congressmen reflects overall trend toward Taft and support for continuing administration reforms.
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A. Speer
Foraker Eyes Primary Fight Over Taft Delegates
Senator Foraker signals a one and two ticket plan for Ohio delegates with two state convention tickets to Foraker and Taft backers. He argues a primary is essential to decide presidential and senatorial races, framing the issue as vindication of his past stance against radical party tendencies.
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