Trist Co and Trusts Drive Real Estate Bond Boom
The article discusses the rise of small city trust and mortgage companies led by figures like John J. Mitchell and W. B. Hughes, expanding finance through bonds and large surpluses. It notes the Pullman strength, the spread of these firms from New York to western metros, and a surge in real estate and estate financing, with brokers confident in robust profitability and creditor demand. It also recounts ballooning bond activities, prominent executives, and interview anecdotes about political figures and public discourse.
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Mrong
Jabo W. Doane
George M. Palliwan
Thiat Agtiwation
Palla Car Co
Nilsyls Trust Co
John J. Mitchells
Pullman
Towai
Denver
San Pragalecopos
Coe
Salt Lake City
Abe Wolon Trist Co
St Luke
W. B Hughes
Tithe Iuarade and Rant Co
New York
Parans Company
Mortgage Co
Mutual Life Teurance Co
United Stain Mortgage Co
Ite and Depots Co
Carlisi
Baldwin dives from 156 foot tower in Denver exhibition
Ivy Baldwin of Quincy, famed Baldwin family daredevil, performs his lower dive from a tower at 156 feet during the midwinter exhibition. Spectators recall his previous leaps in Europe and Asia as he adds height and distance to the perilous stunt. The act, seen in Denver, features a ladder from the tower end with a headfirst plunge well above ground.
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San Francisco
Baldwin
Denver
Quincy
Europe
Asia
Baile
Lry Bakiwin
Tis
Svar
Sara
Art of Interviewing. Leading public men discuss interviews
New York February 17. Interviewing has become a fine art with public figures ranging from Senators Pag to Stewart. Some refuse to be published, others talk freely, while many are selective. Pag is frank and unafraid, Stewart is pliable on free coinage, Chandler speaks on national topics, and Hill Murphy Boar and Lodge avoid reporters.
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Senator Gorman
Maryland
Pleasant
Thoes
Bes F. Crisp
New York
Tom Johnson
Ohio
McCresry
Breckinridge
Kentucky
Springer
Ilinoly
McMillin
Tennessee
Champ Clark
Missouri
House
Thomas
Chances EB
Dows
Hapartal
Tle Pendé
Sore Wen
Thease Tegmaites
Cosgress
Pugh
Alabamo
Call
Piorid
Stewart
Nevada
Cullum
Nichol Sherman
Hrice
Allison
Tows
White
Califor
Pettierew
South Dakota
Hansbrough
North Dakota
Ransom
North Carolina
Washourn
Minnesota
Hawley
Connecticut
Chandler
New Mampedire
Navada
Moo
Hill
Murphy
Boar
Lodge
Farming Faith and Tariff Tales of a Troubled Nation
A stressed farmer narrator recalls returning from abroad to a collapsing bank and a town crippled by tariff debates. He details collaterals folded into a local bank fiasco, family hopes, and the struggle to keep crops and livestock afloat while politics, wages, and markets shift. He notes his son Henry's misadventures and plans, contrasting farming life with urban finance.
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Oy Edger
Cowlex
Atay
Mr. Chow Chow
Old Man Stiff
Old Chow Chow
Kennet
Busilage
Old Man Pieplant
Talmage on Poverty and the Religious View of Hunger
The Reverend Doctor T. De Witt Talmage, leader of the Brooklyn Tabernacle, discusses poverty in the United States, linking it to liquor, imprudent spending, and industrial change. He argues for restrictive liquor laws, explores labor displacement, and predicts his move to lecture abroad while urging faith, industry, and charity to restore prosperity.
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Wilson Press Syndicate
Bapoxtus
T. de Witt Talmage
Brooklyn
of the
Brooklyn Tabernacle
Austraia
Ceylon
India
Washington
Congress
Banquo
Hawaii
United States
Gregret
Dakota
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Tvy Saldwey
Tulinos
Bill Nye
BIS Bank Bas
Henry
Monty
Yale College
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Une
England
Charles Dickens
Americas
Sandow
Kennebec
Bud Watson
Tal- Mage
Tabernacle
Australia
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Tahall
Calcutta
Lucknow
Delhi
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Bombay
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Red Sea
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London
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Russian Empire
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Tome
DR T. Depwitt Tatooage
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