Senator Depew resigns from Equitable board
Senator Depew tendered his resignation as a director of the Equitable Life Insurance company. It will be presented to the board at its next meeting. George D Eldridge of Mutual Reserve Life Insurance testified before the committee on legal expenses. National Nut Growers convene in Dallas with Texas exhibitors and papers from leading authorities. Delegates from across the country arrive as the convention opens.
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Washington
Depew
Equitable Life Insurance Company
Board of Directors
Mutual Reserve
New York
George D. Eldridge
The
Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Company
National Nut Growers
Dallas
Texas
National Nut Growers’ Association
Texas Nut Growers
Tegerd
Rons
State House
National Grange
George F. Gaunt
Mullica Hill
Gloucester County
Dummies in Albuquerque Stir Women Fears at Night
timid Albuquerque women protest advertising dummies set in public places. They say the tin figures are a nuisance and cause fear after nightfall, threatening to ask authorities to abolish them.
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Albuquerque
Humber
Ammonia incident ends as woman is removed from fort
Ina Berry, labeled demented by townsfolk, had held officials at bay from a fort in a railroad car room since Friday. She was partially overcome by ammonia fumes and fired at captors once. no injuries reported. Elsewhere, United German Singers of Philadelphia mark 25th anniversary with a concert at the Academy of Music. Rock Island surgeons hold their annual convention in St Joseph. Albert T. Patrick, convicted of Rice murder, moves toward death sentence in Ossining. Chicago live stock market updates conclude with cattle and beef figures.
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Dee
Ina Berry
Mra. Tkerry
United German Singers
Pene Rhiladelphia
Vitadelphia
Academy of Music
Harmonie Singing Society
United Singers
Rock Island
St. Joseph
Bert
Kansas City
Chicago
Metropole
Immigration Considered At Large National Conference
New York December 6 delegates from twenty six states and civic groups gather to discuss immigration policy. The two day conference will examine exclusion laws port of arrival labor demands and housing and employment for aliens with Taft and prominent leaders among those addressing the meeting.
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National
National Civic Federation
United States
Bilis Island
Watehorn
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
South
Taft
A. J. C. Atkinson
Territorial Board of Immigration
Hawaii
Henry Cabot Lodge
Frank Higgins
Chas
Deneen
Alinol
Jos. W. Folk
Missouri
B. McEarry
Louisiana
William A Chirk
Montana
Andrew Carnegie
Cardinal Gibbons
Charles A. Fowler
James J Hill
Oscar 8. Strane
John Mitchell
August Belmont
Sauuel Gompers
Set Low
Warren Stone
W. Bil
Death of Consul General Parsons Details Revealed
Chicago reports new dispatches from Mexico City detailing the fatal accident that killed United States consul general James K. Parsons and injured his wife. The open carriage was struck by an electric car near the central station as they rode to bid farewell to friends. Parsons died after his head struck a trolley post, and the body was taken to the police station awaiting judge orders.
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City of
Mexico
James K. Parsons
United States
Vinita Bank Robbery Suspect Arrested in Gallup
Gallup New Mexico December 6 Thomas Jordan wanted in Vinita Indian Territory for the national bank robbery was arrested last night by Deputy U S Marshals Fred Fornett and Harry Cooper of Albuquerque The Indian Territory offered a 500 reward for his capture The arrest followed a telegram to U S Marshal C M Foraker that Jordan planned a Gallup bank raid and necessitated swift action Jordan robbed the Vinita National Bank but the amount and method are not known The capture is hailed as a feather in the cap of federal officers Duke of the Abbuzzi plans a Central Africa expedition for scientific exploration and the Dukesmith air brakes are being tested by the Pittsburg and Lake Erie railroad with four freight locomotives undergoing rigorous trials
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N. M
Thomas Jordan
Vinita
I. T
United States
Fred Fornett
Harry Cooper
Albuquerq
Indian Territory
Jordan
C. M. Foraker
Foraker i
Gallup Bank
Fornett
Vinita National Bank
Central Africa
Rome
Zee
Duke
the Abbuzzi
Victor Emanuel
Paris
Dukesmith
Pitiburg & Lake Erie
Congress Pledges New Mexico Territory Support
Washington reports confirm nominations for New Mexico head James Wallace Raynolds and debates over statehood and territorial governance. A broad slate of measures includes railroad rate reform, anti bribery rules, and a two state plan for Oklahoma Indian Territory plus New Mexico and Arizona.
Russia Says Reforms Hindered by Revolutionists Amid Disorder
Disciplinary units parade towns and intimidate residents as patrols tour villages levying in blackmail. A government note says reforms promised by the imperial manifesto are to be carried out, with old laws enforced until new ones take effect. Reports also describe censorship moves, troop reviews, and ongoing discussions on franchise and assembly.
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Baythen
East Prussia
Getaler Bo
Council of the Empire
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Biwi
Dia
Tiarakoe-Belo
England
London
Nevens
Rugers
Root Seeks Trade Plan With Germany
Washington December 6 Secretary Root is drafting a program to improve US Germany trade. A new trade treaty is needed as the current pact expires in about three months. Negotiations may extend past Lom, possibly requiring a temporary agreement. Germany seeks tariff modifications claiming US advantages in the current setup.
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Washington, D. C
Root
Germany
Lom
United
Madam Russell Leaves City After Scandal
A woman named Madam Russell, linked to a city scandal over indulgence at a North Third street address, has departed leaving large unpaid bills to creditors including a butcher, baker, and license holder. The public deems her departure a relief from the turmoil.
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Madam Russell
Driscoll
North Third Street
District Court Fettles Land Grant Case And Related Suits
In Chilitt land grant proceedings lawyers argued progress this afternoon as a closing is expected tonight. Meanwhile the Robert Malvey Cigar Co vs C M Wilkinson case was heard and the court took it under advisement over alleged furniture attachment for missing funds. Mrs Wilkinson’s lawyer contests the furniture exemption. Massachusetts farmers study soil differences reports a large attendance at the state board of agriculture winter meeting in Coxter with talks on market gardening and the importance of soil fertility. Des Bleines Virginia hosts the Iowa Retail Implement Dealers Association convention with broad state participation, a rich program and banquet scheduled.
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Romero
W. B Childers
William McIntosh
Robert Malvey Cigar Company
C. M Wilkinson
Clty
C. M. Wilkinson
Cigar Company
Massachusetts
Coxter
Mass
Maseachusetts State Board of Agriculture
Henry M. Howard
West Newton
T. Powell
New York
Des Bleines
Iowa
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