Hamilton Refuses to Account for Life Company Funds
Andrew Hamilton, legislative agent for New York Life, declines to provide books or accounting after being entrusted with hundreds of thousands of dollars. A statement read by Secretary McCall says Hamilton conducted confidential legislative work with no accounting and secrecy was necessary for assistants. McCall travelled to Paris to secure an accounting, and Hamilton asserts he cannot produce records due to the nature of his work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Andrew Hamilon
New York Life Insurance Company
Legislative Insurance
Hamilton
John C. McCall
Paris
Hughes
Wmilt
Appleton
Bankers’ Life
Appleton Somewiat
Morgat
Armstrong
Louis F. Payn
State of New York
Payn
Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Company
Burnham
Mutual Reserve
Eisa Insurance Company
Europe
France
McCall
Wlamilton
McCallard
Fauranca
End delayed by use of oxygen and strychnine
Athens Ga December 28 Chancellor Hill died at 3 10 this morning after a sudden decline. Physicians Benedict Cooper Strickler reported there has been little change in his condition all day with heart strain requiring constant oxygen and stimulants. Walter Barnard Hill, educator and lawyer, born September 9 1851 in Talbotton Ga, served as chancellor of the University of Georgia since 1899 and authored major legal and ethical works.
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Athens
Chancillor Hill
Cooper
Atlanta
Gyrus Strickler
Benedict
Strickler
Hhs
Hill
Walter Barnard Hill
Talbotton
Barnard
Mary Clay Birch
University of Georgia
University Law School
Emory
Southwestern Presbyterian University
Mecon
Code of Georgia
General Conference
M.B. Church South
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Flo
Vanderbilt University
Georgia Bar Association
Union Mine Workers Gift To Miss Roosevelt 93
Members of focal union No 3 United Mine Workers of America plan a wedding gift for Miss Alice Roosevelt 93. Two carloads of the finest coins from the anthracite region will be presented in appreciation of her father’s role in ending the great strike in TAP Haan PA December.
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Focal Union No
United Mine “Workers of America
Alice Roosevelt
TAP
Haan PA
Horrible Atrocities by Women in Moscow Revolt
A Moscow dispatch reports revolutionaries fighting in three sections with about 1000 fighters in each, armed with rifles and revolvers. Women are said to join the clash, accused of cruelties as artillery targets barricades. The Seminorski guard regiment was sent to Moscow. continued on page three.
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OSCOW
Moscow
Persovo
Fines Imposed on Lid Lifting Clubs in Liquor Raid
In St Louis on December 27 officials announced heavy fines against several so called lid lifting clubs raided under Governor Folk. Judges set fines from 50 to 100 dollars with many cases appealed. Judge Tracey condemned the groups as subterfuge to bypass Sunday closing laws.
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Folk
ST. Louis
Pines
Tracey
Small boy throws bomb killing Cossacks in Kharkoff
A Daily Telegraph correspondent reports a harsh Kharkoff incident where a boy walked to Kony square, dodged guards, then hurled a bomb. The blast ripped ground, horses' fragments lay about, and several Cossacks died or suffered grave injuries amid the brutal fighting.
Lantern accident at Salvation Army Barracks fatal to Captain Follett
An explosion of bromide sas used in a stereopticon lantern at 6398 Waleted street Salvation Army Barracks tonight fatally injures Captain Follett who operated the lantern. A tank, wife and daughter were blown through a plate glass window but escaped with minor injuries. Three small children present also escaped with slight injuries.
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Salvation Army
Waleted Street
Captain Follett
Decatur Scion Faces Naval Academy Court Martial
Midshipman Stephen Decatur Jr. of Portsmouth New Jersey, a member of the first class of midshipmen, is charged with complicity in hazing at the naval academy and will be tried by court martial. The investigation disclosed the ground for the charge, and he is descended from Commodore Decatur, ranking sixth in a class of one hundred.
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Stephen “Decatur, Jr
Portsmouth
N.J
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Decatur
Sands
Commodore Decatur
Captain W. A. Fuller Dies After Long Illness
Captain W. A. Fuller, pioneer citizen, dies after several weeks of illness following a lengthy bout with disease. The report notes his dedication to community service and his illness underlying his passing.
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W. A. Fuller
W. A. Muller
Sioneer
Divine Sarah Appeals to JUsser and Mime
Sarah appeals to JUsser and Mime over alleged theater trust discrimination. Bernhardt wants ambassador to protest, urging action against perceived bias in the performing arts sector.
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Divine
Sarah
Jusser
Bernhardt Appeals to French Ambassador Over Theater Ban
Paris bound actress Sarah Bernhardt on farewell tour appeals through managers to French ambassador Jusserand to protest discrimination by the theatrical syndicate restricting her in Texas and Louisiana. Mime Bernhardt representative Strine cites commercial interests and a New York case as context.
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Washington
Sam and
R. Lee Schubert
Jah Bernhardt
Jusserand
France
Charles W. Strine
Mime
Bernhardt
New York
Texas
Louisiana
New Orleans
John Doe
Jerome
Juksetang
Vorce
Strine
Namboseador
Justlerand
Savannah Invites Eagles to Initiation in Savannah
Macon, Ga., December 27. Specia Macon Aerie Order of Eagles invites Savannah to repeat the public initiatory performance given in Macon months ago. Members of the order go at the invitation of the Savannah Eagles.
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Savannah
Macon
Macon Aerie
Order of Eagles
Willy
Savannah Eagles
Train Derailment Near Houston Minn Injures Many
A runaway team at Houston Minnesota derailment caused a passenger train to derail into a ditch as it passed near the switch stand. Three persons were badly injured and seventeen others slightly hurt in the incident reported from Crosse, Wisconsin.
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Crosse
Wis
Houston
Minn
Chicago
Milwaukee and
St . Paul
Three Banks Close Doors in Bluff City
In Memphis on December 27 three banks suspended operations after deposit withdrawals signaled a run. Merchants' Trust Company faced likely losses, with American Savings Bank and Trust Company absorbing Mechanics' Savings Bank and taking charge of its business. Receivers were appointed for Merchants' Trust and American Savings Bank. overloaned assets and New York money-market effects cited as causes.
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Memphis
Tenn
Merchants’ Trust Company
Madison Street
Bank and Tay
American Savings Bank and Trust Company
South Main Street
Merchants' Trust Company
Savings Bank
Mechanics' Savings Bank
Main
Calhoun
Ita
New York
John P. Edmondson
A. Y. Allen
Weather forecast by region for Thursday and Friday
Washington forecasts show rain and clouds across Georgia and North Carolina, with rain likely in Virginia and South Carolina. Eastern Florida showers, western regions fair and colder Friday. winds shift from northeast to southeast and then northwest in places. Temperature data and precipitation figures follow.
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Washington
Georgia
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisana
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Lou Payne
Altton
Amet
Walter B. Hill
Chanchellor
Sadovia
Mostow
Alice Rosevelt
T. Petersburg
St. Petersburg
Seminorski Regiment of Guards
Stephen Decatur
Theater Trust
Luke Welch -jiIte
Nottingham
Bluff City
Sav
Ings
Tre
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Augusta
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Boston
Buffalo
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Charlotte
Chattanooga
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Dodge
Galveston
Huron
Jacksonville
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Los Angeles
Mobile
Montgomery
York
Norfolk
North Platte
Omaha
Palestine
Portland
Raleigh
Rapid City
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Alowed
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Leer
Tampa
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Wilmington
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