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Finance
October 14, 1909 issue
The somewhat unexpected advance in the Bank of England's official discount rate, last Thursday, the first advance since 1907, came with a rise in the Imperial...

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October 28, 1909 issue
Last Thursday's advance of the Bank of England's official discount rate to 5 percent was one of those events which cause a flutter of interest throughout...

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Correspondence
Y. W. | February 1, 1872 issue
Presents several letters to the editor on issues related to the United States politics and government. Strictures on the "National School Bill"; Petitions...

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