June 10 History and Financial Notes
June 10 marks anniversaries of Peter the Great and other historic figures, with events in 1801 1898 and 1901. The piece covers astronomical hints, Alfred Vanderbilt income, tariff debates at a Chicago convention, and summaries of banking reforms amid periodic panics, plus religious groups debating Sunday baseball for soldiers and navy personnel. It notes the Treasury and banking reforms from 1837 to 1879 and cautions on wartime reservations and public order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter the Great of
Russia
United States
Tripoli
R. W. Huntington
GOC
Guantanamo Bay
Walter Besant
Mary Putnam Jacobi
New York
Chicago
Wade Ellis
Ohio
Taft
Committee On
Congress
Treasury
Pever
Army
Navy
War and Navy Departments
Washington
Kansas City
Secretary of War
Secretary of the Navy
Emergency currency law aims to calm panics and bridge over
The speaker argues the emergency measure can serve its purpose without needing the authorized funds, noting the $600,000,000 can be obtained when necessary. He stresses it would stabilize confidence after volatile Wall Street swings, calling the bill simple and a needed bridge until a better plan is found.
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Wall Street
Congress
Bankrupts and Prints in a Busy News Roundup
A collage of clerical quips, bank robberies, political moves, and naval mishaps highlights a day’s digressive London through Bridgeport and Meriden. Tariffs, votes, and a Tennessee battle of wates blend with pulpwood import data and a Kodol plug at the end.
Pulpwood Census Report Reveals Growth in Paper Industry
Washington June 10 A preliminary census report on pulpwood consumption and pulp production last year shows rapid growth in paper and related industries. About 2,962,460 cords were used, roughly double the figure from 1899, and over 1.5 million tons of pulp were produced. The pulp mills used 300,060 more cords than the prior year as wood consumption rose.
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Canada
New England
Wisconsin
Beaver State
New York
Maine
Washington
Bureau of the Census
Census Bureau
United States Forest Service
United States
Milia
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Buckingham Pharmacy
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