Untermyer letter questions committee power in Hyde inquiry
Samuel Untermyer, counsel for James H Hyde, tells Charles Hughes that the joint insurance investigation lacks assembly power to pursue matters after adjournment or to report on a future legislature. He notes Hyde may testify voluntarily with safeguards and criticizes past proceedings as irregular and unfair.
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New York
Samuel Untermeyer
James H. Hyde
Charles E Hughes
Insurance Investigatiry Committee
Mr Hyde
Itani
Hyde
Equitate Society
Uslike
Insurance Germay Panies
Equitable
Insurance
Hyde Wa
Star Chamber
Higde Biles Demurrer
Albany
Geneva
Fayal Table Life Assura
Miyet Todas
State orders New York Life license revoked in Nevada
Nevada officials revoke the license of the New York Life Insurance Co amid a probe of corrupt management and fund misappropriation. The action warns agents to clear records within two weeks as investigations expand to Albany and Chicago with policyholders seeking legal remedy.
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New York Life
Nevada
Nona
Albany
N. Y
Mayer
William Hepburn Russell
New York Life Insurance Company
Russell
New York Life Insuranceompany
Equity
Board of Trustees
Hinghampton
Asconbigman
John Y. Hogers
Insurance Investigating Committee
Jofny
Rosenfeld
Watc
Chicago
Western Life Insurance Indemnity Co
Western Life
Bethea
Edwin
Prisoner from Devil's Island Arrested in Paris Case
New York reports Eugene Brleh aris a French chef was arrested on a charge of escaped prisoner from Devil's Island once jailed for Dreyfus affair. He allegedly killed a woman and threw a boy into the Seine. He denied the charge as authorities detained him.
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New York
Eugene Brleharis
Devil's Island
Dreyfus
Seine
Arizona land to be set aside as forest reserves
The commissioner of the General Land Office orders withdrawal of about 700000 acres in southeastern Arizona for forest reserves. The land will form several new reserves named Rincon Santa Teresa and others with additions to existing Santaaval Hina vod Bonta Rita reservations.
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Washington, Dct. S
General Land Office
Har
Arizona
Rincon
Santa Teresa
Haliusos
Whitstone
Dragoons
Santa Aval
Surrender seen as Hungary cabinet reappointment outcome
Vienna reports say King Emperor keeps opposition to manhood suffrage while Fejervary cabinet is reappointed to carry out elections under a modified universal suffrage plan. Riots in Brno involve Germans and Czechs. Dresden tensions rise as clashes injure many and destroy property. Budapest coalitionists gain backing but oppose crown terms and demand parliamentary discussion of the king-emperor's memorandum.
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Vienna
Hungary
Petervary
Fejervary
Interior Kristoffy
M. Kristoffy
Broenne
Bruenne
Austria
Budapest
Death tolls in New Orleans and Pensacola fever reports
Orleans date line reports 396 total deaths 39 new cases and 3 072 total cases with 219 under treatment and 2 466 discharged. Pensacola official summary shows 9 new cases 175 total with 4 deaths 68 discharged and 52 under treatment.
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Orleans
Seriow Y
Pensacola
Pia
Gomez seeks no U S intervention in Cuban politics
General Jose Miguel Gomez governor of Santa Clara Cuba arrived in New York on the Monterey for a two week visit. He said he seeks rest not plans for visits and dismissed rumors of a mission to seek American intervention. He did not expect to meet President Roosevelt and did not rule out a Washington stop.
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New York
Jose Miguel Gomez
Santa Clara Province
Cuba
Palma
Monterey
Associated Press
Gomez
United States
Washington
Roosevelt
Gener Gomez
Requisition Out for Pat Crowe From Lincoln Neb
Lincoln Neb October 3 Governor Mickey issued a requisition on Montana’s governor for the return of Pat Crowe, then under arrest at Butte. The charge is shooting and wounding an Omaha police officer. Cliff Heitfeld will take the requisition to Butte early tomorrow. B. A. Cudahy presses kidnaping charges against Crowe for his son.
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Lincoln, Neb
Mickey
Montana
Pat Crowe
Fhutte
Omaha
Cliff
Heitfeld
Butte
Baward A. Cudahy
Crowe
Wilkie Announces New Counterfeit Ten Dollar Note
Washington details reveal a new counterfeit ten dollar United States Buffalo note from 1901 series B Lyons register Keapurer. The note is slightly longer than genuine with darker numbering and denomination and a darker seal. back printed in very dark green. Des Moines pension agent Richard Clarkson Dene dies after thirty years at the Iowa State Register.
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Washington
Wilkie
United States Secret Service
Lyons Register
Hioberts Keapurer
Richard Clarkson
Des Moines
Lowsans Nebraska
Iowa State Register
Fatal wreck on Santa Fe line to the Grand Canyon
Wreck on the Grand Canyon branch near Williams Arizona injures twenty two and leaves one dead with four missing. Japanese section workers feared buried under wreckage. Traffic to resume by shoe fly within a day as crews coordinate search and recovery.
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Santa FE
Grand Canyon
the Morning Journal
Williams
Ariz
Mile Post No. 13
L. A. Puller
Kawards
la Prade
FP. Stockton
Harding
A. H. Lingo
F. B. Douglas
Wiliams
Prado
Jerry Simpson Near Death After Shooting Incident
Wichita Kansas October 3 1914 report says Jerry Simpson who went to Portugal from Roswell New Mexico was brought to St Francis Hospital in critical condition and not expected to survive. Jerome nominated by four thousand voters in New York City October 3 1914 per petition with 4000 signatures for district attorney race.
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Wichita
Kas
Biax
Newderey Simp
Roswell
St. Pranets Hospital
Jerome
New York
Atrn Jerome Vyne
Banks Held To Strict Rules By Clearing House
William A. Nash, president of the Corn Exchange Bank, denounced the current state of bank reporting as a farce and urged bringing trust companies under clearing house rules. He argued trusts operate outside reserves required for national banks and urged action to enforce cash reserves and regulatory parity.
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New York
Corn Exchange Bank
Wiliam A. Nash
Mr. Nash
Clearing House
Nash Ureed
Boers Behind Revolt in Dark Southwest Africa
Andrew Dewet and four other Boers were arrested in Windhoek area on charges of plotting to overthrow German rule and form a Boer republic in German Southwest Africa. The report claims 15 600 Boers exist, with arms seized at Dewet's lane and ties to rebel natives. Dewet, a Windhoek merchant, allegedly married the daughter of a Prussian officer.
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Africa
Herlin
Andrew Dewet
Eer
Christine Dewet
Windhoek
Preas
Hanseatic Press Bureau
Berlin
Dewet's Lane
Exclusion laws must be amended
Washington Oct 3 The cabinet debated Chinese boycott and complaints about how the existing exclusion law is executed. The president and Taft urged changes to the circular instructions and definition of coolie to ease consular burdens and admit deserving Chinese.
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Washington
China
Rockhill
Orient
Taft
Root
United States
America
California
Roosevelt
Shaw
Mercelf
Bonaparte
Navy
Moody
Department of Peermaster
Cortelyou
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Hughes
James
McCallard Perkins
MC Ali
Monk Gi
Sui
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Edna
Texas
Monk Gibson
Conditt
Henegra
Wally Ian
Thoms Lipton Berton
London
Thomas Lipton
Ding Menents
Arizona Land For Forest Reserves
USG
The
New York Herald
New Orleans
Nebraska
Mont
Oct. S
Donohue
Saya
Jerry Simpson
DEATE
Kansas
Wichipa
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers , America
Mitchell
Louis Hammerling
United Mine Workers
Scranton
Hammerling
Pennsylvania
Utah Company
Newark
Utah Copper Company
Guggenheim
Pitney
Enos A
Utah Copper Comepany
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