Washington Letter Reflects GOP Leadership Struggles in Finance
Our regular correspondent reports that Nepibli majorities in Congress are unlikely to pass sound financial legislation. President Roosevelt faces resistance from Republican Senators Beveridge Bourne Southerland and cautious Speaker Cannon, while Cortelyou’s Treasury shifts power. The piece notes banker Denton’s fortune influences policy and accuses Wall Street finance interests of manipulating money stringency, with Roosevelt seeking Panama bond proceeds for Western states.
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Congress
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New York
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Treasury
Panama
Republi
Nancial Jawa
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Forager
Taft
Mr. Boraker
Ohio
William TT Taft
Winnie
Senate
United States
Seeond
Tait
Foraker
Brownsville
Texas
25Th Infantry
South
John Sharp Williams
Williams
House of Congress
Observer profile on Gold and panics lessons from 1887
The piece cites Rider P. D. Gold of Zion's Landmark and the Wilson Times arguing that panics arise from money shortages and consumer overconfidence. It warns readers to support stable banks, avoid hoarding cash, and heed editorials urging patience while economists propose currency remedies.
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Charlotte Observer
P. D. Gold
Zion
Landmark
Wilson Times
The
Times
Elder Gold
Ths
Electric Bitters and Ken Kennedy’s Laxative Guogh Strap Ad
A historical mixed clipping describes Abram Brown of Winston New York praising Electric Bitters for curing various ailments after doctors failed. It cites a bottle labeled as a remedy for stomach liver and kidney complaints. Also mentions Kennedy’s Laxative Garg Strap claimed to ease bowels and cure throat inflammation with no opiates.
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Abram Brown
Winston
N. Y
Keninmedy
J. M. Hodges
Ayet
Kibover
Folmer
Binghamton
Indiana to the Trout and artesian well towns
A quirky note highlights Lafayette Indiana with its artesian well and South Head Hectic sign over a plow works. It contrasts New York’s Singer Building with small town Indiana landmarks as a playful observation about regional identity.
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Singer
Lafayette
Ind
Indiana
North Carolina Baptist sold to Biblical Recorder for six thousand
The North Carolina Baptist was sold to the Biblical Recorder for six thousand dollars, excluding the subscription list which boasted a circulation of 7,800. The deal yields Recorder a large readership base despite no included mutuals or other terms.
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John A. Oates
The
North Carolina Baptist
Biblical Recorder
Recorder
News and Observer
Early Risers Cure Irregularities for Sore Heads
An unclear note claims a remedy called Early Riser from DeWins Little Barley Risers eases illness and headaches. It mentions travel to Paris for a superior brain product and a return to Indiana for quality care, with unnamed individuals recovering and gaining wisdom.
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Jill
DeWin
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