Ownership by city debated in Denver speech
The Denver speech argues municipal ownership of public utilities by city contracts and income bonds, denying bonds bearing stockholder names. It cites Mayor Dunne and criticizes holding companies and large equity schemes in New York firms, detailing proposed security issuances in a consolidation of Interborough and Metropolitan assets.
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Lhe Moreen
Denver
Rhat City
Dunne
New York World
Thorn
Ryan
Auguet
New York
Interborough
Metropolitan Securities
Rogers Defiance in Missouri Probe Sparks Legal Alarm
The document attacks HLH Rogers for evasion and contempt toward courts during Missouri proceedings. It parallels W K Vanderbilt’s blunt stance and argues that the rules shield the powerful, calling for harsher penalties and legal mechanisms to compel testimony from figures like John D Rockefeller who refuse to answer state questions.
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Hlh Rogers
Missouri
Moxers
W.K. Vanderbilt
Rogers
John D. Rockefeller
Virginian
Back to the Land a Salvation Army Plan Expands
A Washington dispatch describes General Booth's land settlement plan to move urban poor to five acre plots with cottage, stock, seed, and tools to foster thrift and self reliance. The program aims to transform poverty into property, with payments tied to eventual productivity. Also noted are oil industry critiques and Farmington NM progress quotes, including a Albuquerque board of trade update on a creamery and a Kuap factory site search.
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England
General Hoath
Salvation Army
United States
London
Ohio
Colorado
California
Booth
Uedandon
Farmington
N. M
Progres
Board of Trade
Marshall Field A Model Millionaire of Wealth and Philanthropy
The article portrays Marshall Field as a self made Chicago magnate who built a vast retail empire, invested in trusts and utilities, and donated generously to education. It recounts his rise from a Massachusetts farm to a leading director, his real estate holdings, and his failing health before his death, noting the immense fortune and mixed views on his philanthropy compared to Carnegie.
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Marshall Field
Marshall Meld
America
United States Steel
Reading Spirit
Ant Ih
Chicago
Tle
Jas
University of Chicago
John D. Rockefeller
Feld Columbian Museum of Chicago
John and
Fidella Nash Field
Conway
Mass
Pittsfield
Mayi
Cooley, Wadsworth & Co
Cooley, Farwell & Co
Farwell, Pield & Co
Field, Palmer, Leiter & Co
Potter Palmer
Meld, Leiter & Co
Leiter
Field
Field, Leiter & Co
Prairie Avenue
New York
Marshall Fleld
Stanley Field
Yerkes
Corey
Andrew Carnegie
Millionaire Making Schemes in Wall Street Tax Plot
A critical look exposes how a financial cabal led by Ryan and Belmont seeks to monetize public through a proposed $500 million capitalized scheme. Through issuing stock and bonds paid for by the public, they aim to profit from transportation taxes while controlling life insurers and investment bodies.
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Mts
United States
New York City
Thos, & Ryan
Augier Belmeot
Ryan
Belmont
Wall Street
Accused burglars held for trial in Hoffman case
Police judge ruled there is sufficient evidence to bind John Johnston and Samuel Mullis over to the grand jury for burglary charged in the Hoffman home at 402 North Second Street. Testimony covered moonlight timing, route on Railroad Avenue, and Hoffman’s identification challenges amid conflicting alibi and eye-witness accounts.
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Crawford
John Johnston
Samuel Mullis
Lander
Carl Hoffman
North Second Street
Fefove Tually
W. ©. Heacock
Heacock
Army
Railroad Avenue
Salazar
McMillin
Raatromd Avenue
Mea
Hoffman
Citizen
Clalme
Albuquerque
Hel
Kennedy
Nettleton
Johnston
Fallis
Nellieon
Third Street
South Third Street
Hawcock
Chawford
Hoffman Pos Dence
West Railroad avenue night scene and legal doubts
Testimony places two men on West Railroad avenue around 3 to 4 am while en route to visit a dying mother. police question their release on current charges though evidence shows decent backgrounds and bank funds. Separate items note a Chinaman’s clash with exclusion laws and a yellow pony sale at City Hall. A casino hall basketball game and dance advertise local high school versus majors.
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Albuquerque Citizen
Citizen Publishing Company
W. 5. Strickler v. T. McCreight
Washington
Chicago Tribone
Fiy Standard Oil Trani
Eaya
Rockefeller
Illnois
Mivwouri
Kansis
Ui “Eystem
Standard
Chik Hensloth
Rockefellers Mutual Life
Ryall
Van
Oma
Qaid Barouni
Ian Hotes
Grand Jury
Hoss
Hoya
Mandell
Sion
West Railroad Avenue
Faille
White Elephant
Polies
Pauls
Bevidence
Mr. Ng
Mnction
Thomas McMillin
Casino Hall
A. J. Richards
Elks’ Theatre
Holigan
Theater
Mark Swan
Prof
W. M. Strom
Jlivngtia
Wood & Wari
Golden Sisters
Trace Aylesworth
Mahoney Bros
Mattle Fitzgerald
Walter Mack
Matson’s Book Store
Satudday
Murray
Mack
NEW York Life
Matson’s
Thurs
Santa Fe, N. M
Santa Fe
M. Berger
West Copper Avenue
Easy Payments
Borradaile & Co
Colorado Telephone Co
N. T. Armijo Building
Aneneotr
Melini & Eakin
Yellowstone
St. Louis
B. C
Jos
Schlitz Milwaukee
South Fliat Street
New Mexico
Whitman
Candies
Sigava Ieee i
J. H. O'Rielly CO
W. Strong’s Sons
Undertakers
Fairview Santa Barbara
Fuehr Undertaking CO
Beth
Clarkville Produce CO Hay
DRS. Pelts and Wool
B. Macmanus
Mgr
South First Street
Rankin & CO
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