Hamilton runs into scrutiny over New York Life funds
Albany, Sept 20 The New York Life Insurance Company and its agent Indy Hamilton face intense questioning over 235000 paid to Hamilton for alleged legal and real estate work tied to insurance business. McCall, president of the company, says funds were used for various services, not disclosed, and some sums remain unaccounted for. The inquiry seeks a full accounting and explains how funds backed home office real estate moves.
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York
New York Life Insuries Company
An- Hamilton
Albany
Alpa
Legislative
Japion
John A. McCall
New Life Insurance Company
Ciiess
E. Hughes
York Life Insurance
Biktew A
Hamilton
McCall
Tober
Ible
Ey Sear
New York Life Met Company
Eadd
Melany
Wld
Hughes
Ermay
Home Office
lite-Inmonoce
Deere
Rea
Ham- Nd
Duran
Ptnlh
McCall Digs Into 1904 Money Chase By Democrats
McCall laments Democratic pressure for funds during the 1904 campaign. He recalls New York Life’s 350000 contribution to the Republican fund and accuses Parker of never rejecting a dollar. He says his life was made weary by Democrats constantly seeking money and credits Bryan’s defeat.
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New York Life
Alton Parker
God Bryan
Ting
Defuverade
McCall
Iy Ufe
Parker
Democratic State Committee
Bryan
New York
New York Life Insurance Company
MecCall
Mr. Hughes
Parker Says McCall Doesn't Tell Truth
Judge Parker denounces McCall's testimony on 1904 funds from New York Life. He claims no money was solicited by Democrats, directing the national committee to refuse corporate funds. John A. McCall says Parker did not ask for funds. others did.
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National Committee
Wiliam F. Sheehan
McCall
Democratic National Committee
Democratic National Campaign
John A. McCall
New York Life Insurance Company
Judge Parker
Democratic
Royal Arcanum faces court bid over new rules and payouts
Twenty five Nashville council members filed a federal suit to halt the Royal Arcanum supreme council actions at Atlantic City. They seek restraint on new assessments and rule changes, arguing payouts favor older members and misuse funds, while preserving the right to adjust terms fairly. In Asheville, Rev. W. T. Capers resigns as Trinity Episcopal rector to take a dean post at Lexington Cathedral, Ky. Capers is a son of Ellison Capers of South Carolina.
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Nashville
Tenn
Royal Arcanum
Aupreme Council
Atlantic City
Seven Men Arrested in Pendleton Killing Case
Seven men were arrested in Abbeville County on charges of killing Allah Pendleton near Honen Path, Abbeville. They were lodged in jail late this afternoon after sheriff efforts and rumors of registrations. One suspect surrendered willingly. another travelled to Abbeville to turn himself in.
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Allah Pendleton
Hones Path
3. C
Pendleton
Honén Path
Regiatrines
Authoridea
Elected Directors for the Ensuing Three Years AP Meeting
At the Associated Press annual meeting held today at the Waldorf Astoria New York the reelected directors for three years were George Jphompson St Haut Dispatch Charis H Gristy Baltimore News W J McLean Philadelphia Bulletin W R Nelson Kansas City Star Adolph Ochs of The New York Times. Whitelaw Reid of New York Tribune declined reelection due to absence abroad. After routine business the meeting adjourned at 2 o'clock.
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New York
Associated Press
Waldorf-Agtoria Hotel
Meésars
George Jphompson
St Haut Dispatch
Charis H. Gristy
Baltimore News
W. J. McLean
Philadelphia Bulletin
WW. R. Nelson
Kansas City
Biar
Adolph 8. Ochs
The
New York Times
Arsa
Whitelaw Reta
New York Tribune
Reform City Convention Nominates County Ticket
In Philadelphia a reform party convention, with 917 uninstructed delegates, nominated a county ticket for November. William H. Brown for sheriff, J. M. Or. R. Jermon for coroner, Rufolph Hlankenburg and Edward A. Anderson for city commissioners, Creig Biddle for judge of common pleas, Morris Dallett for orphan’s court. The selection reflects the Weaver split from the old Republican machine and endorses his administration. The delegates marched to City Hall and honored Mayor Weaver with a five minute ovation. The Democratic county convention endorsed the ticket and Weaver’s policy platform.
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Philadelphia
New City Party
Fallawa
William H. Brown
J. M. OR. R. Jermon
Rufolph Hlankenburg
Edward A. Anderson
Common Pleas Court No
Creig Biddle
Orphan’s
Weaver
Oklahoma convict Terrell freed insane in Leavenworth sentence commuted
N. Terrell a noted Oklahoma convict serving a Kansas penitentiary term was yesterday declared insane and will be returned to the territory. He authored the capital punishment law of Oklahoma and was the first person convicted after its enactment. His sentence was commuted.
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N. Terrell
Oklahoma
Kansas
Terrell
L Feavenworth
Kas
Four Elephants Rescue Mail Wagon In New York
In Manhattan a 2 ton mail wagon stuck in mud at Sixth Avenue near a repair site was freed after four elephants, led by keepers, were harnessed to pull it free amid a cheering crowd. Earlier a Madison Avenue electric car collided with a large mail wagon at Fifteenth Street and Union Square, injuring the driver and a policeman. motorman arrested.
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Sixtieth Street
Gqrahd Central
Sixth Avenue
New York
Madison Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Union Square
Barfield Goes Quietly to Nashville Penitentiary
Ashville, September 20. W A Barfield, convicted in Lauderdale county of manslaughter and sentenced to one year, arrived in Nashville and immediately entered the penitentiary. Barfield had earlier been cited at Ripley for papers and bought his own railroad ticket to Nashville, arriving unattended. His case has spanned several years with prior sentences totaling twenty years on his first trial.
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Ashville
Tenn
W. A. Barfield
Lauderdale County
Nashville
Ripley
Barfield
Children Seek Injunction to Bar Teacher in Turkey Creek
Unusual injunction suit filed by 109 pupils through one father seeks to bar Mrs Lena B Mathes from teaching at Turkey Creek schools. They allege unfitness and attach affidavits on her character. County board kept her position after State Board overruled county official. Parents refusing to send children to school while she remains.
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Turkey Creek
Lena B. Mathes
Mathes
Dickenson
Roosevelt Daughter Dines with Emperor Amid Luncheon
September 20 reports the daughter of the president dining with the emperor during his reign. Miss Roosevelt and Rear Admiral Train joined American Minister Morgan in escorting and sitting with high officials at a banquet. The emperor toasted Miss Roosevelt as the crowd, including crown princes and ministers, shared native fare.
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Alice Roosevelt
Train
Morgan
Miss Roosevelt
Emperor
Mulatéy Morgan
Milas Roosevelt
Keep My Breakfast Warm Then Shot Self in House
Newton Mays, a 51 year old bachelor with wealth, shouted Keep my breakfast warm and then killed himself upstairs as the family ate. The incident occurred in Springfield Ohio this morning leaving no survivors.
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Pringfield
Ohio
Newton Mays
Mays
Foreign Cotton Meeting Draws Bitter Reactions abroad
Governor Stokes opens the New England Cotton Manufacturers convention in Atlantic City defending New Jersey’s stance toward trusts. Leaders urge honesty in government statistics, note cotton exports rose to forty nine million dollars, and stress actions by the Southern Cotton Growers Association to expose department deceit. International Cotton Congress proceedings focus on preventing raw cotton scarcity through production decisions.
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N. JL
Stokes
New England
New Jersey
Trusta
Herbert E. Walmeley
New Bedford
Mass
James B. McCall
Pawtucket
Japan
Phillppine Islands
Cuba
South America
Southern Cotton Growers’ Association
Bureau of St&istics
Agricultural Department
International Cotton Comgrasa
Ce Sinnel
Dale
Manchester
Weather Forecast Summary for Southeastern States
Weather page from Washington D C dated September 20 forecast fair and cooler conditions across Georgia Florida and surrounding states for Thursday and Friday. Varying winds light to fresh arid directions with cooler highs and 22 to 40 degree ranges in select locales. Includes temperature normals and precipitation details across multiple stations.
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D. C
Georgia
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Alabama
Mississipmo
Louisiana
Florida
Texas
South Winde
Arkansas
Tennessee
Kentucky
Walmer
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New York Legislature
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Hamitton
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Eles
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Et, Maurance Company
M’call
NW York
Alton B. Pifer
John McOill
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Roosevelt
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