Frelinghuysen Testifies on Mutual Benefit Life Taxes and Campaigns
Frederick T. Frelinghuysen, president of Mutual Beneficial Life Insurance, testifies before the New Jersey State Senate Insurance Investigation Committee. He says the mutual company has paid only 707 in counsel and hearing expenses over a decade, that policyholders vote per policy, and that the firm has never contributed to campaign funds. He notes 31600000 was used as collateral for loans and asserts the company would oppose criminalizing such contributions.
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Insurance Inquiry
Life
Newark
Frederick T Frelinghuysen
Mutual Beneflf Life Insurance Company
State Senate
Mutual
Senator Minturn
Foana
Nource
Dr Corbin
Shief
S‘relinghuvsen
Hie
New Jersey
Funda
Adivd
Participa S
New York Evening Post
Outrage Stirs After Attempted Assault and Lynch Fear
In a Georgia town near Lenneville a mob forms after a man, Adkins, is accused of attempting sexual assault on an elderly woman. Deputy Willie Claim and officers rush the suspect to jail to prevent lynching as tension rises among neighbors. In Huntington, a man named Weber dies by drowning amid grief and alleged political dealings tied to a new government project.
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Lenneville Ga
Willie Claim
Adkins
Vielaity
Huntington
Webers
Taudenuca
Serait
Webers Ham
Los Angeles
Frankfort
Barbourville
State Guards
Beckham
Broughton
J Embry Alten
Stanford
Lew R Rates at Hot Springs Hotel Rates Notice
Fragmentary OCR provides a hotel rate notice for Hot Springs Arkansas. Includes instruction to contact a ticket agent and bureau of information for illustrated look at rates. Limited readable names and places. lacks full dates or concrete figures.
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Lew R
Hot Springs
Ark
Lew Guve Mer
Bureau of Informa Ion Hot Springs
Yellow peril, red peril warned by Emperor William I
The Matin quotes German Emperor William I saying yellow danger is not the only threat to world order. He names red peril as equally perilous to monarchies and republics, warns against those aiming to abolish industry and government, and says harm to any European nation concerns all. He denies pleasure at French army scandals and stresses interlinked European lives.
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Parla
The
Matin Today
Berlin
William
Pellleres
Alfonso Tnose
Wateer
Greene and Gaynor trial set in Macon prison
Examination of Greene and Gaynor on claims against the government set for September 27 in the court of claims. They are imprisoned in Macon after Savannah conviction for embezzlement related to harbor improvements. Plaintiffs seek damages said to total over 3.6 million dollars plus 351 thousand earned, with prior fines and two year sentences.
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Macon
New York
Kallogg & Rose
Greene and Gaynor
Savannah
United States
Greene and
Gaynor
Court of Claims
Greene
J. Lauflin Kellogg
Moody
Washington
Kellogg
Atlantic Contracting Company
Canada
Greens
Patron Brantley Endorses Agnes Scott College Work
Hon W G Brantley writes Dr F Gelnes president of Agnes Scott College Decatur praising the college. He lauds the high curriculum and standards and says no southern institution matches its work in education intellectual physical and moral development. He wishes continued success.
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W G Brantley
Agnes Scott College
F Gelnes
Decatur
Agnes Soott College
South
Agnes Scott
Brantley
American Counters Plan to Move Italians to Farming
Chicago reports Countess Maria Frenfanetlibo of Rome promoting a scheme to boost Italian immigration for farming. She cites Italian progress in Colorado and plans a colony near Sterling, Colorado, with a visit to Paterson, New Jersey, to assess conditions.
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Chicago
Maria Frenfanetl
Ibo
Rome
Italy
Chicrgo
Ogder McClurg
Racine
Wis
Pope Innocent VIII
Colorado
Man Pulls Gun After Local Election Defeat
In Knoxville Tennessee Timothy Donahue who lost yesterday’s justice of the peace race fired at rival R H Cate. The shot missed. Cate who opposed Donahue at the election had been a former friend. The incident followed a heated dispute amid local politics and a wholesale drug trade reference.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Timothy J Donahue
Justice of the Peace
R H. Cate
Mark Cate
Donahue
Second riot victim dies in Memphis uprising
W J Cook dies of wounds at a Memphis hospital after a fight at the fifteenth district polling booth. Wellington, a local resident recently from Chicago, was killed as trouble began. Johnson, an election officer, recalls the shooting but does not know its exact start.
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W. J. Cook
Memphis
Tenn
W J Cook
Fifteenth District
Wellington
Chicago
Wellngton
Marble Street
Fof Johnson
Kinek Exonerated by Ohio Court in Trust Case
Toledo August 3 Judge Babcock of common pleas court ruled in favor of Kinkeda in all points exonerating him from any promise or suggestion of tend ency alleged by the Lee trust attorneys. The judge dismissed the trust claim as ridiculous and unwarranted in court.
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Ohio
Toledo
Babcock
Common Pleas Court
Kinkada
Iee
Inspecting Indiana Camp Fort Benjamin Harrison visit
Brigadier General C F Humphrey and Brigadier General Belt arrived at Fort Benjamin Harrison Indianapolis to inspect the camp and review eastern and western forts. They will proceed to Washington after completing their inspections as camp instruction begins today.
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Indiana
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
C F Humphrey
The
United Bretesary
Belt
Washington
Johnson acquitted in contempt case over rail track damage
Cleveland judge ruled Mesor Johnson not guilty of contempt for tearing up Cleveland Electric Railway tracks on Fulton street last week. The ruling stated W G Springborn violated a temporary injunction. Springborn fined 2100 and costs. An immediate appeal was filed.
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Cleveland
Kennedy
Common Pleas Court
Mesor Johnson
Cleveland Electric Railway Company
Fulton Street
W G Springborn
Publi Service
Julie Berg
Springborn
SA News Comeys
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