Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-11-05

New York financial institutions nave
been pronounced solvent by experts and
long runs have been withstood success
fully. President Roosevelt inclined to ad-
here TO his policy for currency reform
previously advanced in message and
credited to former Secretary Shaw.
Page l
Governor Sheldon announced that he is
opposed to an extra session of Congress,
believing the country viii better recover
from it's distress II left to its own eff
forts. Page 3
Weather forecast for election day Is
favorable for the entire country with the
exception of the northeastern portion.
The contests over the country this year
partake generally OF local issues. the con
tests in Ohio, Maryland and Virginia
alone being Of national interest. Page i
Japanese stand in need of rails and
agree to pay $50 a ton at the mills for
them. a record price. Page
Four thousand miners are out at Dan
Vile, H. because they demand payment
In cash instead Of checks Page /
Commissioner Leupp of the Indian
bureau standing pat on declaration Utes
must work or go hungry. Anticipates no
trouble, but proposes to be ready II 1t
comes. Page /
The northwest, through Senator Hans-
brough. sends an appeal to President
Roosevelt TO send currency west with
which TO move the crops. Page
Governor Cummins OF Iowa after an
interview with the president announces
himself in favor OF federal control
The Pennsylvania supreme court re-
fuses to seal the deposition of Mrs. Cas-
cfa Hrtrta IL, F1r
case Page i
The union at Pottsville, Pa, orders
10000 miners not to work today Page !
Colonel Powers, president of the Anleri-
can Bankers association. gives his rrea-
sons for not favoring an extra session OF
congress. Pare
Summons on Rockefeller in the court
at Findlay, o., has been quashed. Page i
Cincinnati pressmen accused Of vio-
lating the injunction recently issued
against the union. PaEe
A settlement of the railroad difficulty
in England is predicted by John Hodge,
a member of Parliament Page
A tariff war between the United states
and France is pending. Page /
NEBRASKA.
w. ]. Bryan in address at Stromsburg
says President Roosevolts policies are in
no way to blame for present conditions
Page 3
LOCAL.
Duty levied on powder puffs raises riot
of indignation among women and threat
ems Secretary Cortelyou's presidential
boom. Paga &
Packers say they will have TO bid
goodbye to old-fashioned yellow back
hams and bacon IL pure food law label is
enforced. f,aSo II
On verge of election day Chairman
Learned of the republican party in
Douglas county says election of entire
ticket is certain and majorities is the
only question. PaFe
City Plumbing Inspector McVea con-
demns the plumbing system in the court
house and orders radical improvement.
Page
Matthias Stefan is bound over TO the
federal court on the charge Of writing a
threatening letter to Gottlieb storz. de-
manding money under penalty Of death
to Mr. storzs family. Page IL
MOVEMENTS or OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
Port. Arrived. Sailed
NEW YORK. see. Bleucher. .........
NEW YORK;. la 0aseogne.......
SOUTHAMPTON. St. Paul...,.......
BY WIRELESS.
CAPE RACE, N. F., Nov. 3-Steamer
kron Princess Ceceilie. from Bremen for
Race at $3.50 a. m. VIII probably dock 10
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