Favors Central Bank Addresses Boston Bankers
Retiring U S treasurer Charles H Treat of Washington spoke at the Vienk Offers Association In Ford Heart outlining plans for a central or national clearing house bank to provide resources for debt relief and loan rediscounting amid the currency problem. He urged coordination among banks and warned against adopting currency without government guarantees while supporting postal savings bank ideas for states lacking banking facilities.
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Tuston Vass
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United States
Charles H Treat
Washington
Vienk Offers Association
Ford Heart
Inir
Great Central
CP Postal Savings Bank
Fraud Order Issued Over Post Office Money Scams
A fraud order affected a scheme to steal money from mail customers, with allegations that a firm in New York City and associates plotted to ship packages claiming to cure issues while diverting funds. The Post Office Department filed charges against individuals in the case, citing unlawful postage practices and fraudulent schemes. The article notes hearings and actions by authorities against key figures in the scheme.
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Bostoffice Department
Breytan
New Turk City
Clore Teademy
Max
Wera Bootatan
Ottoyer
Plac
Hawley Off to Richmond for Animal Meeting
Hawley and Hawley family representatives head to Richmond for the annual meeting. Details indicate lodging and rail travel arranged, with potential notices about transportation and dates. Action notes mention Chespeake and Ohio connection and a planned departure in the near term.
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Newoork
Edwin Hawley
Stumottow
Richmond
Chespeake
Ohio
Physician Sued for Ten Thousand Dollars
A civil action was filed in Bosaptere Court seeking ten thousand dollars in damages from Drustin Motyhef. The plaintiff alleges slander by Motyhef during a professional encounter, claiming harm to reputation and mental distress. Attorneys Gint LF Colby and Charles Homes represent the plaintiff.
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Wmrousu Acy
Gint LF Colby
Charles Homesnet Sesterdly
Bosaptere
Drustin Motyhef
Mina Brien Alsues
Sister
Or Sun CF
Faster Than Von Puhl Union 6 C Balloon Speed Record
A.B Lambert and Louis Von Pu of the Aero Club of Saint Louis claim a new world balloon speed record. They ascended in St Louis on Friday at 5:30, landed near Dorchester, Charlton County, at 3:00 on turkey morning, averaging 44 miles per hour. Some dispute this, citing Prof T C Bows’s 1861 Cincinnati flight lasting nine hours and 600 miles distance.
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T & C Bows
Lowe Observatory
Penadena
Cal
Cinchmnat
Ohio
Pearidge
Lowe
Virginia
Fouldis On Big Meet Back From Europe With Aero Views
Lt B Foulda signal corps returns from Europe praising France for aero engine progress and noting Germans focus on airships. He urges a large aviation meet near Washington, prefers College Park or Long Island, and highlights weather and site viability. Central Labor Union pledges support to back Washington Aero Club for the international meet, with local machinists backing airship and flight efforts.
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Baltimore
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Signal Corps
Europe
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Wright Resigns Helm as Aviation Trials Impress Crowd
Army aviators Lieut Humpreys and Lieut Lahm push the government biplane under Wilbur Wright at College Park amid thunderous acclaim. Wright and the pupils clock five circuits and nine minutes of flight, with steady control and near 40 mph speed, while spectators watch from umbrellas in gusting wind.
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Hoowevelt
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Walcott
Roosevelt
Taxidermiat Turner
National Museum
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Ear
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Boston Bankers Held on $50,000 Framingham Tax Treasurers Fraud
Boston banking officials Charles Cummings and Edward Mead were jailed on charges of larceny tied to forged notes totaling $50,000 from Framingham Mass. The arrests followed a sickbed arrest of John B Lombard Framingham town treasurer for forging two notes worth $50,000. Authorities say additional notes worth $15,000 and $10,000 may exist.
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Framingham Mass
John B . Lombard
Souet
Lombard
C A Byrnes
W H Walsh
Igaluo
American Banking Company
Edward Mead
Charles Street Dail
Boston
Fast
Framingham
Commonwealth Trust Company
Army Orders Formally Discharges and Reassigns Officers
Army orders announce the discharge of First Lieut William E W McKinsey and First Lieut Thomas G Holmes from the medical reserve and staff, effective December 16, with others reassigned to the Pacito branch and various posts in California, Ohio, and Pennsylvania, including temporary duty visits to manufacturers and electric works. Major James S Wilcon, Major France A Winter, and Major Odus C Horney receive new assignments, with captain Thornburg and captain Thornbungt moving to San Francisco and related changes.
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William E W MsoKinisy
Waa
Thomas G Holmes
Wilson T Davidea
United States
James S Wileon
Ateiraz
Cal
Pacito
Frison Selieving
Robert
Movements of Naval Vessels and Officer Orders
Orders to naval officers assign duties in Washington and naval yards with assignments to the naval prison and medical school. Vessels Sterling and others depart from ports including Boston Hampton Norfolk Albany and Mare Island for moving to New York and other stations as listed.
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Washington, DC
Secretary of the Navy
Enelga Os Babwitt
Home
Walt Araore
Sarg i
Aniyed
Sterling
Bampton Roads
Wilmington
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Japanese Bank in Bad Way Crumples Under Run
San Francisco Oct 18 State banking chief Anderson said the Japanese-American Bank chattel affairs are muddied after a run on the Los Angeles branch. He warned many loans are backed by worthless securities and depositors may recover only a fraction of their funds. bank capital is unclear while assets include 5700 in loans and deposits around 3900. Depositors are largely Japanese.
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San Francisco
Cal
Chitel
Anderson
Los Angeles
Cause of Buchanan’s Death Revealed in Autopsy
London officials announce William I Buchanan died of heart disease after an official autopsy. Papers and personal property from his Claridge’s Hotel rooms were sent to the American embassy for investigation. Friends who met him earlier that day described him as in good health and spirits.
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London
I ‘Tag
William I Buchanan
Nit Buchanan
Claridge's Hotel
Butler will leaves funds for care of pets in Wilkes-Barre
In Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania on October 18 a clause in the will of C E Butler probated today provides for a sum of money for the care of his two cats and a parrot. His house on a prominent residential street is left to his nieces Josephine and Hilan Murray who are enjoined to give the two cats and parrot the same care he gave them when alive.
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Washington Post
Wilkes-Barre
C E Butler
Josephine 8
Hilan Murray
Parrot
Washing Lace Curtains Tips and Services Offered
Time patience knowledge and experience enter into proper washing of curtains. Regular handlers can simplify the process with washing ironing and drying machines. Prices reasonable call us order our wagons to stop and relieve yourself of this task.
Accounting meets in Denver on ethics and public practice
The American Public Accountants Association holds its annual convention in Denver. Speakers outline the evolution of accounting from early methods to a defined science with certified public accountants as doctors of commerce. They stress the cost of waste, the margin between wealth and poverty, and the need for precise bookkeeping to gauge business health and profits.
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Denver
Peter Cooper
Pittebure
New York
Alek
Standard Oil Company
Landis
Early accounting forms traced from quipu to modern systems
The article surveys ancient and medieval accounting origins from the Inca quipu and ledger notches to the abacus and the alphabet. It notes Venice and Genoa as early centers, praises Goethals for modernizing cost tracking on projects like the Paysona Canal, and argues for expanded public accounting credentials and perpetual inventory methods across industries.
War Department and Marine Corps clash over transport command
The War Department issued an order designating a Marine Corps officer to command troops on an army transport. The order was sustained by the Department of Justice, ending extensive official correspondence on the subject. Major General Wesleyan at San Francisco had designated the Marine officer for the transport command.
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Rothschilds
John Lubbork
Isyate
Wickersham
Marine Corps Authority
Marine Corps
Aod
Coe Ny
Athens
Deios
Pasian
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Department of Justice
Weslon
All Francisco
Treasury defines duty rules for paper containers under new act
The Treasury Department interprets paragraph 195 of the new act regarding packages. Paper cardboard or pasteboard wrappings are free of duty if filled with merchandise subject to ad valorem duties. Containers have a 4 cent per pound and 5 percent ad valorem duty unless hermetically sealed. Hermetic sealing means impervious to air and fluids by welding or soldering, not by wax or paste temporary seals.
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Treasury Department
Tariff War Imminent as France Plans Higher Duties
Paris reports France and the United States failed to settle tariff terms and will impose maximum duties on American goods after November 1. The dispatch notes Paris believes no failure is final and cites a strong stance by French authorities in upcoming duties.
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France
Paris
United States
Army seeks horse supply in central western states
The War Department conducts inquiries into horse-producing quality across the central western states. A report to Quartermaster General Alsabe notes scarcity of cavalry and artillery horses in Iowa and surrounding areas. Dealers show little interest due to low contract profits, and an order for five or six carloads appears unlikely to be filled in the investigated territory.
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Lowa
Norton off on trip to New York Boston and Dublin
Secretary MacVeagh and Norton plan a summer in Dublin and Chicago work. Norton leaves Chicago after governing committee duties and will speak in New York and Boston about Reconstruction plans. Talks with MacVeagh may cover pending Treasury matters. Burnham will accompany Norton in Chicago. Denatured alcohol output rises 12 489 12 wine gallons year over year. Bertram O Candee named deputy collector of customs at Dunkirk NY.
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George Johannes
Census Bureau
Thomas B Merri
New York
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Department of Commercie and la
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the Treasury
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Morton
MacVeagh
Treasury
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United States
Internal Revenue Bureau
Bertram O Candee
Customs
Dunkirk
J C Haggett
Pape's Diapepin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
A family health tip extols Pape's Diapepsin as a harmless remedy for indigestion and stomach trouble. It claims immediate relief within five minutes, with no sour belching, gas, or heaviness, and markets 60 cent cases as sufficient for chronic cases and general relief.
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