Albany inquiry grows around Mutual Life payments
The legislative investigation in Albany examined vouchers and signatures tied to Mutual Life Insurance disbursements. George J Plunkitt denied signing a $901 form while copies and signatures were reviewed, with Assistant District Attorney Rand weighing potential perjury charges and the panel debating procedural lines.
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New York
District Attorney’s
Legislative Investigation Committee
Rand
George J. Plunkitt
L. W. Lawrence & Co
Mutual Life Insurance Company
George J Plunkitt
Plunkitt
Mutual Life
Hughes
Serjeant-At-Arms
District Attorney's Office
Mr. Rand
Armstrong
At Arms Betwee
James M. Beck
BR. A. McCurdy
Beck
Oklahoma swept by fierce storm
A severe storm swept eastern Oklahoma on Tuesday night with multiple tornado reports. In Manford two children were killed and nine injured, while Collinsite Bartlesville and Collineville suffered significant damage. St Louis area storms felled trees and caused floods with several fatalities and many injuries.
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Guthrie G. T
Oklahoma
Manford
I. T
Meridian
Cushing
Collinsite
Bartlesville
I. T. Get
Collineville
Thomas Film
Walliam Stewart
Witt
Mann Harrison Mann
Alton Pelugeot
St. Louls
Oqet
Alton
St. Louis
Gratton
Peoria
Laule
Roosevelt Case Discussed for Authority to Act
Secretary Shaw indicates an offer to obtain authority from Congress for President to act regarding Miss Alice Roosevelt and duties money. He argues the law is injustice in her case and presents reservations were not desired. Philadelphia reports Tommy Murphy was badly beaten by Terry McGovern at the National Athletic Club in two minutes and two seconds, with McGovern displaying strong form as talks of a six round bout with Corbett emerge.
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Albany
William A. Carpenter
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Carpenter
A.C. Fields
Field
Merc Carpon
Mutual Bite
Mero Bields
Italy
Mar. Bields
Mutual Life
Insurance Committee
Thomas BD. Jordan
Equitable Life Assurance
Frank B. Jordan
Hughes
Jordan
Matt
Edward W. Rogers
Fr. W. Lawrence & Co
John PH. Blanchfield
Rogers
Globe Printing Company
Washington
Shaw
Congress
Alice Roosevelt
Thie Aurse
Philadelphia
Tommy Murphy
New York
Terry McGovern
National Athletic Club
Teon McGovern
Murphy
McGovern
McGiovern and Corbett
Naval Battle Off Coast of Southern California
Reports from Ensenada recount that Mexican customs officers captured the schooner Juanita off Los Pánton Island after a brief exchange with its crew. The Elsie was seized and later released, while the Kiele surrendered near Santo Thomas and was freed after inspection. Authorities say customs patrols追 monitor protected fisheries and deter poaching.
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San Diego
Cat
Ensenada
Mexico
Elsie
Lower California
Kiele
Jesus Romero
Santo Thomas
Masenada
Bnsenada
Osterhaus
Tolos Panton Island
Bank insolvency and suicide shock Pittsburg
The Enterprise National Bank in Allegheny closes after an audit reveals insolvency. Cashier T Lee Clarke shot himself after a sleepless night, dying later. president Fred Gwynner says Clarke lent thousands to state politicians and endorsed a $50,000 note. The bank held about 800000 in state deposits, with Andrews owing nearly 400000 and tor ranch a sizable loan. the bank is deemed solvent by authorities.
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Pittsburg
Ater
Enterprise National Bank
Beaver Avenue
Alleghany
T. Lee Clark
Lincoln Avenue
Bellevue
Washington
John J. Cunningham
Lower Alleghany
Fred Gwyner
Clarke
Mer. Gwyner
W. TL. Andrews
Frank J. Torranch
Congress Will Beckon Arizona and New Mexico to Statehood
A 1930s congressional tour in Adamana Arizona reports visits to Flagstaff Winslow and Holbrook. Speakers Tawney Adams and Minor praise school systems and growth while urging gradual development toward statehood for Arizona and New Mexico and opposing joint statehood. Citizens favor territorial status and local progress.
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Tawney Party
Arizona
Adamana
Ariz
Flagstaff
Winslow
Holbrook
Tawney
New Mexico
Arizon
Lowell Observatory
Plagsteff
Adams
Northwest in grip of a midwinter storm
Northwest is battered by a severe winter storm with widespread freezing temperatures. Portland reports the coldest day in 24 years at 2 degrees, while Montana shows near zero and snow in many mountain regions. The weather bureau notes deep cold across the northwest with light snowfall in several locales.
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Portland
Ore
Oct
United States Weather Bureau
Thir City
Montana
Helena
Mont
Wero
Marysville
Falt Lake
Dts
Utah
Barber Declares Asphalt Trust Backed Revolt
Washington reports Amai Barber of the National Asphalt Co testified in the Venezuela case that the Asphalt firm aided the Matos revolution by funding purchases of arms and a steamship. He said officers financed guns and ammunition for Matos supporters via the Banrigh, while exonerating General Greene from paying for the movement.
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Washington
Amai
Barber
National Asphalt Co
United States of Venezuela
New York-Bermudez Asphalt Co
Manuel A. Matos
New York
Francis V Greene
General Greene
Matos Revolutionary Movement
Banrigh
Matas
Yellow Fever Hopeful Decline in New Orleans
The yellow fever outbreak shows only five new cases and two deaths today in New Orleans. Total cases reach 3,340 with 435 deaths and 2,791 discharges. 114 patients remain under treatment, and the disease is described as rapidly ceasing to be of interest to the public.
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New Orleans
Republicans Hold Harmonious Meeting in Providence
A short harmonious state convention was held by Republicans in Providence today. All present state officers were renominated by acclamation led by Governor George H. Cutler of Westerly, heading the ticket. The platform reaffirms endorsement of the Chicago platform of 1904.
Simpson Passes Quiet Day in New Mexico Gathering
Ex congressman Jerry Simpson slept through a quiet day as his son Leeter Simpson and family traveled from Reewell New Mexico to attend a tolling gathering in Wichttu Kas.
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Jerry Simpson
Leeter Simpson
Familly
Reewell
N. M
Francis Convicted of Tremendous Defraudment Case
Philadelphia, Oct 18 Francis Franmois on trial in the United States State court since October 9 was found guilty on every count of the indictment. He was charged as a principal in the Storey Cotton Co which when closed by postal authorities owed nearly $2 000 000 to customers nationwide.
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Philadelphia
Ktantiey Franmois
United States
Storey Cotton Co
Francis
Private car lines on carpet spark interstate hearing
At Washington on October 18 the interstate commerce commission opens a hearing on refrigerator car lines and railroads, aiming to prove private car lines are discriminating against shippers. juristiction disputes loom as Armour car lines challenge the process.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Linors Central
Pennsylvania
Armour Car Lines
Knapp
United States
Armour Car Nes
Frank Barry
Iterstate Commerce Commission
Urion
Roosevelt in Richmond Honored by City and State
President Roosevelt's visit to Richmond, Virginia, draws an enormous ovation with multiple speeches at Capitol Square, the Masonic Temple banquet, and the Lee Monument. He praises Confederate veterans and African Americans, calls for southern unity, and notes American progress since the Civil War during a seven hour stay before departing to Raleigh.
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Roosevelt
Raleigh
N. C
Seaboard Air Line
Montague
Executive Mansion
Capitol Square
Virginia
Caital
Masonic Temple
Old Dominion
Lee Monument
South
East
Cuba
Caribbean
Rome
Brooklyn
Grand Army of the Republic
Lee
Grant
Forest
Laines
Potomac
Mississippi
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Andrews
Minor
Mississippi Valley
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Oregon
Asphalt Trust
Matos
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Daher
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PSE
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Ptone DE Lene
Corton Conch
Packer
Chicago
J.itis Humphrey Todey
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Martford
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