Hamilton Attacks Trustees In Explosive Insurance Hearing
Andrew Hamilton roared to a legislative inquiry in Albany complaining of New York Life trustees as curs and traitors. He denounced the Beers era and warned that two billion dollars in life insurance and four hundred million in assets cannot be trusted to such leaders while urging immediate board removal and reorganization.
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Albany
Andrew Hamilton
Imsurance
Paris
John McCall
New York Life
Hamilton
The
New York Life Company
Pecksniff
Beers
McCall
Metall
Myelf
New York
Trustees Drama Surrounds NY Life Board After McIntosh’s Eulogy
The scene intensified as J. H. McIntosh, general solicitor for New York Life, praised board members and challenged removal under pending legislation, heightening tension among trustees and prompting guarded reactions from attendees.
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The
New York Life
J. H. McIntosh
Delegates Financial Troubles Update Pittsburg Case
A $65 000 execution against William H. Andrews, New Mexico delegate and Enterprise National Bank figure, was issued by Fredeline Schwitter in Pittsburg. The case centers on Westview land deals and the Donnegal Inn mortgage tied to Andrews finances and bank failures. Platt says Depew is ill and not expected to resume duties this session. Dr. Munn states Depew’s condition is not critical.
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Morning Journal
Pittsburg
Fredeline Schwitter
William H. Andrews
New Mexico
Enterprise National Bank
Schwitter
Westview
Andrews
Platt
Depew
Washington
Senator Platt
Senator Depew
New York
Senate
J. D Munn
Black Sea Hurricane Ravages Ports Disrupts Shipping
A hurricane has raged for three days in the Black Sea near Simferopol. Great damage has been done in every port and shipping has been disabled.
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Black Sea
Simferporl
Russia
Blizzard Paralyzes Colorado Mines and Rail Lines
Special dispatches report a violent storm across Colorado with heavy snow and snowslides. Leadville road blocked by a slide at Rock Slide. 4 to 40 feet of snow on the Continental Divide near Buena Vista. Crested Butte blizzard halts coal operations. a two mile wide slide near Silverton可能 kills two miners near Animal Forks.
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Colo
Colorado
Leadville
Rock Slide
Continental Divide
Buena Vista
Crested Butte
Gunnison
Silverton
Kendall Mountain
Animal Forks
Blizzard Reaches New York With Northeast Gale
The city faced its first real winter storm of the season as powdery snow, driven by a northeast wind gusting to 40 miles per hour, fell from early morning until evening.
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New York
Customs Officials Search Seattle Vessel Aimed at Arms Smuggling
United States Inspector Frank P. Loftus and a squad searched the Shawmut in Seattle for weapons bound to China to prevent possible attacks on whites in Canton and other Chinese cities. The crew and passengers, mainly Chinese in the steerage, gathered and spoke in alarm as officers conducted the thorough inspection. No arms or ammunition were found.
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Seattle
China
Canton
United States
Frank P. Loftus
Shawmut
Navy maneuvers to include merchant ships in May
London reports that during May naval maneuvers will involve many merchant ships. The fleet will split into attacking and defending groups with seamen acting as convoy escorts. The exercise aims to limit within ten days for merchant vessels, with inquiries into the number of areas affected and an expected 200 to 260 cases in the zone.
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London
Wind Taken Out of Kaiser’s Sails
London reports a major diplomatic breakthrough as Britain France and Spain unite to veto schemes of German aggrandizement over Morocco and Egypt. Kaiser William is shown retreating from expansion while Europe moves toward a lasting peace coalition and a rare collective will for restraint.
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London
Mar
Europe
Algeciras
Germany
France
Morocco
Bcritain
Spain
Egypt
Admiralty plans cost tied to wartime naval maneuvers
Estimates put maneuvers at 250 000 with ordinary meet maintenance excluded. The admiralty seeks 10 000 000 in insurance, with underwriters offered a rate to cover collision losses from merchant ships detained by warships. No provisions for other contingencies. Lloyds and Marine Insurance firms asked to take 5 000 000 risk each, but responses have been discouraging.
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Liovdts
Marine Insurance Companies
Case of Ivan Krivorotov and alleged military executions in Russia
In St. Petersburg at Goletvko Ivan Krivorotov his wife and mother were awakened by constables who took him away and he never returned. A trench two days later held twenty six corpses and was disturbed by railroad workers. His wife was told Ivan was executed by the military two days before the raid and authorities refused further inquiry. The cabinet has ruled no one will be held accountable for such acts.
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France
Kaiser
Europe
William
Napoleon
Algeciras
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Russia
St. Petersburg
Ivan Krivorotoff
Goletvko
Ivan
Plucky Dolan Ousted After Closed Session
The international executive board of Mine Workers of America approved ousting Patrick Delos as District No 5 president from western Pennsylvania after a three hour closed session. Uriah Bellingham also ousted. three new board members named to run district until a special election.
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Indianapolis
Ind
International Executive Board of
Mine Workers of America
Mitchell
Patrick Delos
Pennsylvania
Dolan
Dcrlet
Uriah Bellingham
Ohio
Carleer
Hatless Italian leaps from train near Las Vegas
An unknown Italian, fast and hatless, leaped from a passenger train near Las Vegas last evening. He was last seen in Albuquerque with reports of his arrest in Las Vegas and the missing coat, hat, and clothing later sent back on No. 8. A medicine bottle, a loaded pistol, badges, and a crucifix marked Italian groups found among his belongings. Theories point to insanity, with no clear motive or outcome.
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Las Vegas
Albuquerque
J. B. Dickens
Newton
Kansas
Graybill
George W Hoffman
Chicago
Ohio
Soeciete Italiana
Readers urged to report non delivery to office
The Morning Journal notes the paper runs ten pages today and asks readers who do not receive it to promptly notify the office. The notice emphasizes timely reporting to ensure delivery issues are addressed.
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Morning Journal
Ths Office
Habeas corpus granted in Boise dynamiting case
Federal judge issued alternative writs of habeas corpus for Moyer Haywood and Pettibone. Harry Orchard, charged in the Steunenberg murder plot, was moved from the Caldwell penitentiary to the sheriff’s office for arraignment and was later joined by Vincent St. John, with state extradition arranged to Colorado. Orchard demanded no counsel, but the court appointed two Payette lawyers. he pleaded not guilty. The case features multiple indictments, grand jury actions, and cross-state extradition developments.
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Idaho
Mar
United States
Beatty
Moyer, Haywood and Pettibone
Jasper C. Nichols
Harry Orchard
Caldwell
Orchard
Frank Smith
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Ming
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St. John
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Col
Colorado
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Roise
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Sherif Nichols
Miner's Union
C. RB. Coy
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Senate Deliberates Railroad Rate Measure and Moro War Note
Washington reports indicate the Senate continues work on the railroad rate question with the Tillman reading and Aldrich request. Bacon cited the Moro killings as slaughter while Lodge urged restraint until facts emerge. A resolution empowering the Interstate Commerce Commission to administer oaths during the inquiry was adopted along with another on post office rulings. Progress on naval construction shows the Louisiana near completion at 97.19 percent, the Connecticut at 86.? percent, as both ships near final stages with government built ship trailing.
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Mar
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Aldrich
South Carolina
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Lodge
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Louisiana
Newport News Shipbuilding Company
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New York
Moves to Reduce British Army in Commons
In a Commons committee on army estimates Major Seeley Liberal moved to trim the army by 10000 men. Former Premier Balfour opposed noting the army defends India and Britain faced a frontier draft in Spain. Madrid debate urged a government inquiry into officers with alleged misconduct but PM Moret refused and the vote upheld the government 43 to 18.
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Balfour
India
Great Britain
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Spain
Chamber of Deputies
Nouges
Moret
Imposture Claim Shocks London Spiritualists Trialed Medium
Sir Oliver Lodge and other leading scientists join a week of experiments with Charles Eldred viewed as the country’s most sifted medium. Braily accuses Eldred of imposture after a chair used in a seance is found with a hidden key hole and spirit apparati. Braily denounces Eldred and Lodge’s group loses their expected demonstrations.
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Oliver Lodge
Charles
Eldred
Braily
Sig Fiver Lodge
Sraily
Mrs Rockefeller Causes Stir By Arriving At Church
Lakewood New Jersey March 15 Mrs John D Rockefeller drew village attention when she arrived at the Baptist church in an automobile with a footman in livery on the front seat. She wore a champagne corduroy velvet spring gown and matching toque, accompanied by her sister Miss Lucy Spelman.
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Lakewood
N. J
John DD
Rockefeller
The
Baptist Church
Rockefellers
Lucy S Pe
Caucus Votes to Send Bill to Conference in Open House
The Republican caucus after a three hour meeting voted 113 to 423 not to concur in the amendments and decided to send the bill to conference. The measure will come up in the open house Monday and head to conference by a close vote. The action signals passage of the Arizona New Mexico end of the bill with the Foraker amendment, enabling a constitution and state tickets in the fall.
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Morning Journal
Washington
House
New Mexico
House Republicans Back Statehood Bill After Long Debate
Republicans in the House voted 126 to 35 to stand by the statehood bill as passed, seeking a conference with the Senate. Mondell's insurgent proposal to remove Arizona and New Mexico failed 128 to 4. Speakers Cannon and Hamilton addressed the debate, underscoring party discipline and potential Senate influence.
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Mar
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Senate
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