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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1905

Page

53

Bankers Finish Work Currency Committee Named

The American Bankers Association in Washington closes its 31st annual convention after a record turnout. Harvey J. Goulder of Cleveland voices favor for a U S currency reform and a ship subsidy while John T. Hamilton is elected president for 1906.

American Bankers’ Association United States Harvey J. Goulder Cleveland Ohio

Bankers Say Their Adieus at Grand Convention Farewell

The bankers’ annual convention closed at the New Willard with a reception and supper for members, wives, and daughters. District officials and prominent citizens assisted as visitors from across the country filled lobbies, parlors, and banquet rooms. About 2,500 attendees enjoyed evening dress, autumn displays, music, and a vivid banquet hall scene.

Bankers’ Association New Willard Association of Bankers District of Columbia

Talks and Gossip Among the Bankers

President John H. Michener of the Bank of North America recalls Civil War finance and contrasts past and present banking formality. He notes Philadelphia’s growing share of bank business, while New York loses ground to Chicago, Boston, and others. The gathering includes notable bankers from across the country as it debates currency flexibility and policy over ship subsidies.

J. D. Powers United States Trust Company Louisville Col. J. J. Sullivan Ralph van Vechten Chicago James R Branche New York William C. Fitzwilson E A. Potter American Trust and Savings Bank Alfred H.gurtis National Bank of North America F. EK. Marshal St. Louis Whitson Columba Theater John H. Michener Bank of North America Michener Philadelphia Baltimore Boston St Louis Weaver James N. Kehoe Maysville Congress Capitol Bankers’ Convention Ee Ae Swinney John Farsons Mr. Farsons

Montana banker touts copper wool and horses in Northwest

President George L. Ramsey of Union Bank of Hele na Montana highlights the state as a major copper and wool producer with Pacific trade links. He notes range horses shipped south and to Iowa, while contrasting population with Japan and Japan’s empire. Mr Peltier of Sacramento backs a vast 1,000,60 acre reclamation plan for San Joaquin and Sacramento valleys, needing federal state and local support. The project aims to reclaim land, with navigation on the rivers involved, and Congress will be asked to authorize it.

George L. Ramsey Union Bank and Trust Company Helena Mont New York Northwest Montana Pacific Japan Nippon Kingdom South Iowa George W. Peltier Sacramento State Bank of California West California San Joaquin War Department Reclamation Bureau Congress Senate House

Holston Conference Fixes Kiss Suspension for Minister

Special to The Washington Post. ristot Virginia October 13 The Holston conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South set six months suspension from the ministry as punishment for Rev W W Hicks Chilhowk VA who faced trial for accepting a dare to kiss a woman member of his congregation He said he would appeal the ruling The conference also passed a resolution praising President Roosevelt for his role in the Japan Russia peace negotiations and ordered a copy sent to the President.

Washington Post Ristot Holston Methodist Bepiscopal Church South W. W. Hicks Chilhawk Roosevelt Japan Russia

Wife Granted Him Divorce in Brooklyn Suit

Bernard Kettell filed for an absolute divorce from Ida F. Kettell in New York. An application for alimony and counsel fees was made to Supreme Court Justice Maddox in Brooklyn. The plaintiff alleges the desertion occurred several years ago.

Mra B Kettell Ida F. Wilson Keattell Crounda B. Ketteld Maddox Bernard Kettell Washington Post New York Supreme Court Brooklyn Ida F. Kettell

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