Flow Flag Game Lads to Bayern
New York May 14 Promoter A L Meyer of Hackensack Meadows Co and other firms with stock tied to Rutland railroad faced an arrest order damaged by Rosenberg suit seeking 9200. Meyer surrendered to the sheriff posting 4000 bond. Affidavit by Bernard Uhren details margins and alleged matched buy and sell scheme to unload Rutland stock through Offenbach Moore and associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
A.L. Meyer
Hackensack Meadows Company
David Rosenberg
A. L. Argher
Robert Offenbach
Benjamin P. Moore
John D. Eliwell
Rosenberg
Offenbach & Moore
John D. Eilwell
Rutland Railroad
Webb & Meyer
Meyer
Ahren
Awhren
Boston
Rutland
Camorta Sinks in Bay of Bengal With 650 Aboard
London reports that a life boat from the British steamer Camorta, missing since May 6 near Madras, has been found in the Bay of Bengal. The Camorta, with 650 passengers and 99 crew, is feared lost after a cyclone. A second life boat and boom were recovered near Krishna light ship by a searching vessel.
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London
Rangoon
Madras
Bay of Bengal
Krishna
Boers to Meet Today Over British Peace Terms
London May 14 Lord Kitchener says Boer representatives from Transvaal and Orange River Colony gather at Veeringing for a conference starting tomorrow. Delegates will not be impeded reaching the rendezvous and the assembled body is expected to be large. The peace terms decision will be submitted to the British later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Kitchener
War Office
Transvaal
Orange River Colony
Veeringing
Pretoria
Ord Kitchener
Morgan Seeks Broader Role in Transatlantic Shipping
May 14 dispatches report J P Morgan delegates negotiating to join the Antwerp to Central and South American steamship lines in a Panama style shipping combine. Ballin denies buying Cunard shares with Morgan. Spain may enter the Atlantic combine as Morgan plans talks with Transatlantic company.
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London
Brussels
Dairy Telegraph
J. P. Morgan
Antwerp
Central America
South America
Berlin
Herr Ballin
Associated Press
Cunard Line
Death of Major WH Jolliffe in Roanoke Virginia
Major WH Jolliffe, a renowned civil and mining engineer who designed much of Duluth Minnesota and served as city engineer of Pittsburgh, has died in Roanoke Virginia at age noted. He authored authoritative engineering and mining texts and hailed from Virginia. His death occurred while he was engaged in engineering work in New Mexico.
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Roanoke
Ham Jolliffe
Duluth
Minn
Pittsburg
Major Jolliffe
New Mexico
Those Crash Suits Invite Storm of Style and Craft
The notice urges readers to try crash suits praised for style and general smartness while noting the comfort of a lighter layer. It invites customers to evaluate fabric, workmanship, and fit as a self-imposed task in selecting attire for practical and fashionable wear.
Comb Evidence Hints at Florence Burns Inquest
New York May 14 The inquest into Walter Brooks death at Glen Island hotel February 14 began with Florence Burns cited as a suspect but released after police hearings. A hotel servant identified Burns by sight after noting a comb she wore. Witnesses, including Toslin who shared Burns’s stay in 1901, connected a comb found at the hotel to Burns, and the inquiry adjourned until tomorrow.
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New York
Walter Brooks
Young Commission
Glen Island
Brown
Florence Burns
Miss Burns
Weston
Lennox
Mr. Lennox
George Washington
Brooks
Backus
Washington
Alfred P. Toslin
Toslin
Esmeralda a Success at Emory College
The Etta Pi dramatic club of Emory College presented Esmeralda to Covington Oxford audiences and the student body in Covington's music hall for library benefit. It drew praise as the finest amateur performance seen in the town.
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Emory College
Oxford
Etta Pi Dramatic Club
Covington
Covington Mbrary
Death toll from Sheridan disaster climbs toward forty
Pittsburgh May 14 The casualty list from Monday's Sheridan disaster grows with deaths rising to twenty nine and an expected total near forty as hospitals and homes report more victims. Injured count exceeds three hundred fifty and climbs daily.
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Pittsburg
Sheridan
Lst
Actor George Pritchard to be buried in Griffin Ga
Griffin mourns losing George Pritchard the Griffin born actor who died yesterday in Denver. He was the son of Mrs Willie G Pritchard and brother of Mrs Bachman Cheeves Mrs Bessie Frazier and Emmett Pritchard. Remains will be brought to Griffin for burial.
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Pritchard
Griffin
George Pritchard
Denver
Colo
Willie G. Pritchard
Bachman Cheeves
Arlington
Bessie Frazier
Lumber City
Emmett Pritchard
Jeckinville
Fila
Wu Ting Fang to Prepare Modern Chinese Law Code
Pekin is the scene as an imperial edict appoints Wu Ting Fang the Chinese minister at Washington and Sheng Cma Peng to draft a modern code of Chinese laws. Wu Ting Fang will likely be recalled to China to undertake the work, signaling a major legal reform effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. WU
Pekin
Wu Ting Fang
Washington
Sheng Cma Peng
China
FIERY MOUNT Pelee ERUPTION REPORTS AND RELIEF EFFORTS
Reports from St Pierre describe widespread fires and shifting flames as Mont Pelee erupts on Martinique. Dr Artier, survivor, fled to Fort de France as bayonets deterred evacuations. The Dixie sails with 3000 tons of supplies and surgeons to aid victims. Funds and donations surge in France and the United States, with Kruger contributing 800 francs and various cities pledging support.
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London
Daily Mall
Barbadoes
British West Indies
St. Pierre
Solent
Artier
Martinique
M. Ll. Moutett
Insular
Mont Pelee
Morne Rouge
Fort de France
Dr. Artier
St. Pierere
Dizie
New York
United States Auxiliary
Dixie
Sandy Hook
House Appropriations Committee
Savannah
Peacock
Port Royal
United States
Topeka
San Domingo
France
Paria
Chamber of Commerce
Barnum & Bailey's Circus
Toulouse
Martinique Fund
Joseph Dimsdale
Island of
St. Vincent
Washington
Pittsburg
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Baltimore
Detroit
Cincinnati
Root
Louis Klopsch
The
Christian Herald
Kruger
Paris
Loubet
Mexico
Monterey
Topo Chico
Vesuvius
Naples
Erupion
G A R B Declares View on Copperheads and Philippine War
Indiana G A R department adopts a resolution backing U S conduct in the Philippines and the war with Spain. It denounces critics as resembling copperheads of 1860s and 1890s, praising soldiers and government. Navy notes: Admiral Coughlan to command North Atlantic station and Captain P F Harrington to take his New York yard post.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana Department of the Grand Army of the Republic
United States
Philippine Islands
Union
Spain
Philippine
Coughlan
Washington
Navy Department
Admiral Coghlan
North Atlantic
Admiral Cogheran
New York
P. F. Harrington
Branch bankers condemn asset currency in Missouri Kansas meet
Missouri and Kansas bankers adopted resolutions against branch banking in Congress. J. H. Eckels and Charles G. Dawes argued assets currency risks, urging emergency circulation with high tax. Missouri delegates chosen for New Orleans convention. Indian Territory bankers rejected consolidating associations.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Congress
J. H. Eckels
Charles G. Dawes
Missourans
United States
Missouri Association
American Bankers’ Convention
New Orleans
Indian Territory
Oklahoma Bankers' Association
Grand Opera House
James H. Eckels
Commercial National Bank of Chicago
Bankers in Havana Pay Respects to Bryan and Jennings
The Bankers Association of Havana paid respects this afternoon to William J. Bryan and Florida Governor Jennings and his family. They arrived in Havana this morning and will stay until next Wednesday.
Exodus of the Negroes Flourishes Across North Carolina
Labor agents recruit Black workers in North Carolina, sending 125 men and women from Raleigh to Pocahontas for coke oven work. The labor squeeze grows east of Greensboro as farms lack white labor to harvest crops. In Wilson a Confederate monument was unveiled at Maplewood Cemetery with Henry Blount speaking. Plans advance Wrightsville as a seaside resort aided by a new electric railway. The Southern Railway plans double tracking between Danville and Charlotte within sixty days due to heavy traffic.
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North Carolina
Raliegh
N. C
Pocahontas
Greensboro
Wilson
Maplewood
Henry Blount
Wrightsville
Wilmington
Électric Railway
Whch
Southern Railway
Danville
Charlotte
Peruna Proves Remedy for Female Pelvic Catarrh Says Readers
Mrs Augusta Boettcher of Chicago reports long struggle with leucorrhoea and womb inflammation resolved after nine bottles of Peruna. Mrs John Kahring of Glidden Wisconsin also credits Peruna and thanks Dr Hartman for health restoration. The ad asserts pelvic catarrh is a form of catarrh and that Peruna cures such cases by treating catarrh wherever located.
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Augusta Boettcher
Emerald Avenue
Chicago
John Kahring
Glidden
Wis
Hartman
Peruna
Centuries of Salem French academy centered events noted
A Salem centennial celebration plan draws prominent figures such as Dr. Martin Brumbaugh and Gov and Mrs Candler with social functions at the Twin City Club on May 24. Also reported is the death of Mrs. M F Stark at Harmony Grove, age 73, mother of C D Stark A G Stark and Judge W W Stark. funeral set near Bethany church.
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Salem
New York
Georgia
South Carolina
Alderman
Tulane University
New Orleans
Nelson H. Henry
Twin City Club
Aycock
M. F. Stark
Harmony Grove
C. D
A. G
W. W. Stark
Old Homestead
Bethany Church
Rural Free Delivery Expands in Pike County Georgia
Two rural free delivery routes will start July 1 in Barnesville Pike county marking the first rural deliveries there. Residents welcome the improved convenience with other routes under study and likely to be created later.
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Pike
Barnesville
Pike County
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Webb-Meyer
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Major WM. Jolliffe
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Yourself
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WFR
Miles’ Nervine
Miles
H.L. Howaan
Madison, Wis
Dr. Miles
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Ellchart, Ind
St. Fierre
Mont Pelea
G. A
Dawes
Aigustay
Boettcher
Lea
John Kant
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus, Ohio
Bobes
SY Marth Pryor
Belives
Wm. Sempbell
Central St
Wichita
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