TROUBLE IN RUSSIA
STARTLING BANKING PROPOSALS
PRESS ASSOCIATION— COYPHIGHT Received 10.11 p.m., August 22. St. Petersburg, August 22 The Commander of the Borissa Regiment at Samaria was killed at his residence and methylated spirits were poured on the body and lighted. The assailants arc unknown.
Received 12 50 a.m., August 28. Paris, August 22. Le Temps’ Viborg correspondent telegraphs the startling assertion that Mendellsolm and Co., bankers of Berlin, with the desired and eventual participation of French and other bankers, are actually negotiating to pay Russia sixty millions sterling in gold for the Russian. State Bank Charter, converting it into a limited liability company, with Count de Witte as head, and to assume the Bank’s principal and privileges, including monopoly of the bank note issue.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1841, 23 August 1906, Page 2
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