Grable's Bank Closes After Grable Fraud Suspicions
Crawford Neb February reports the state bank of Crawford failed to reopen with cashier J Grable away in the east. Assistant cashier Hobson says the bank will pay depositors in full and the local press maintains confidence despite misgivings about Francis Grable’s presidency. Assets around 40000, liabilities about 20000 outside of stock. bank to reopen within days.
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Crawcorn
Neb
State Bank of
Crawford
J. Grable
Hobson
Francis ©. Grable
Grable
Grable and Hobson
McNall Presses Eastern Insurers for Officer Salaries
Kansas state insurance chief Web McNall demands salary details from eastern life insurers in annual statements. He says many have not answered and warns renewal licenses may be at risk. He cites a eastern company allegedly paying its president $100,000 yearly.
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Eastern Insurance Companies
Torera
Web McNall
McNall
Kansas
MecNall
Eastern Life Insurance Company
Short Arrest in Scottish Clan Treasurer Case
Archibald Mc Liren was arrested today on the charge of misappropriating $15,000 from the QOriler of Scottish Chins where he served as treasurer. The shortage emerged as John Uil vt Sir. Louis was elected to succeed Vaya. Brooklyn Goes to Sea in West Indies cruise begins with a navy yard departure this morning bound for News port News for supplies. A separate note reports Car ferry Shemmngo No vo oidt Milwaukee. no sightings yet of the steamer Ogee alt Phorsday. safety concerns persist for unnamed vessels. Melvin Polen sentenced to four years in prison for assault with intent. Morgan City cleared for Syerett and Seattle by Yu kon mining company, sailing from New York.
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Archibald McLiren
John Uil Vt
Louis
Vaya
Brooklyn
New Yorks
Fes
Navy Yard
West Indies
Newsport News
Peary
Milwaukee
Cyierlethle Angiety Ds
Baile
New York
Morgan City
Custom House
Syerett
Seattle
John Lidnue
River inspection tour by U S senators and others
A Mississippi river inspection expedition led by U S senators Nelson Gallinger Vest and Berry with Gen Catchings will travel from St Louis to Cairo by boat to assess flood causes and river conditions. The group aims to report findings to the senate committee on rivers and harbors.
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Congressional
Missionippi
St. Louis
United States
Benatora Nelson
Gallinger
Vest
Berry
Committee On Commerce
House of Representatives
Washington
Southern
Cairo
Mississippi
Mississippi River Commission
Senate Committee
Representative Eager Sails to Klondike for Missing Son
Beaver Onossina, Nab February 3. Representative Eager of the county has journeyed to the Klondike in search of his son who has been absent and uncontactable for an extended period.
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Marshalltown
Chicaco
R. W. Melick
Chicago
D. D. Martin
Melick
Martin
Cherokee County
Kansas
Columbus
Hager
Beaver Onossina
Nab
Eager
Klondike
Stelzner Wins 11th Round Victory in Glove Contest
Stelzner defeated Bielzner in a late night boxing match held in Cal., winning in the 11th round. The event took place last night with a slow start and a decisive finish for Stelzner.
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Stelzner
Caney, VaLlrso
Cal
Wanamaker Urged as Pennsylvania Governor Hopeful at State Conference
A Philadelphia conference of about 400 business and party men urged John Wanamaker to permit his name for governor in the Republican primary and state convention. Delegates criticized Senator Quay and the state legislature, backing Wanamaker over Dalzell and Stone while noting his prior engagements. A seven member committee would notify him for permission to run. Bishop Vincent urged temperance and prohibition enforcement. J W Gleed elected president of the State Temperance union.
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Business Men’s League
Elis Deemer
Williamsport
United States
Pennsylvania
Quay
John Wanamaker
Dalzell
C. W. Stone
Wanamaker
John Wannamaker
Ossadow Island
Wanawaker
John Stewart
Henry O. McCormick
John Dalzell
E. A. Hancock
E. A. Irwin
Mr. Wanamaker
Guim
Toreka
Vincent
Methodist Episcopal Church
State Temperance Union
Kangar
J. W. Gleed
Topeka
Ohio Coal Trust Formation Report
The Ohio Coal Traffic association plans a joint session in Cleveland as a coal trust forms to regulate output for the year and shift contracting to the Central Selling Company linked to Ohio railroads. Cincinnati reports flood levels near 52 feet four inches cresting then receding. navigation mostly undisturbed but bridges block largest steamers. A Pittsburgh bicycle race notes Eddie Bald’s half mile in 1 04 and a 72 hour event mile tally leaders. Lincoln Supreme Court upholds 100000 Douglas County exposition bonds as valid.
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Ohio Coal Trust
Cleveland
Ohio Coal Traffic Association
Ohio Coal Rail 1Oads
Ohio
Cincinnati
Hreken
Eddie Bald
Waller
Henshaw
Hikes
Cannon
Dench
Schinneer
Bull
Ruckel
Walters
Score of Persons Drowned in Mass Storm
A Boston report cites a deadly storm across eastern Massachusetts with about thirty schooners wrecked and a projected two million dollars in losses. Four unidentified bodies lie in Gloucester, twelve at Baker's Island, and five more from Little Nahant. Shore communications and trolley service were slow to recover, with Boston reporting 1.428 million in storm costs.
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Massachusetts
Rhoda Tilsud
Gloucester
Linn
Little Nahant
Charles H. Briggs
Baker's Island
Salow Harbor
Gloucester Bharbor
Cape Aun
Cape Cod
Maassachusetts Bay
Manic Crisis Strikes Taylor Family in Washington
In Washington on Feb 3 Walter Taylor a treasury clerk and his 20 year old daughter Lucy are gripped by a crisis. Lucy leaped from a window into a snow bank after a struggle with her parents. Walter Taylor hanged himself from a stove boiler rope and was found unconscious. Both may die.
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Washington
Washiaton
Walter Taylor
Treasury Department
Lucy
Insurance Companies Withdraw From New Mexico
Santa Fe New Mexico February 3. Of the 41 fire insurance companies in New Mexico about half will retire under a new act effective yesterday requiring a deposit of 10 000 cash or its equivalent with the territorial treasurer. Pacific coast firms likely to stay. Fireman's Fund of San Francisco was first to place its deposit. Phoenix of Hartford Royal Exchange and Home of New York have announced withdrawals.
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Santa Fr
N. M
New Mexico
United States
Fireman's Fund of
San Francisco
Phoenix
Hartford
Royal Exchange
Home
New York
McIntyre Block Fire Ruins Winnipeg Stores
A four story McIntyre block in central Winnipeg burned this morning. The blaze damaged leading retail shops sample rooms and university spaces costing about 500000 with half covered by insurance. A high wind aided spread but no lives were lost and the wide street limited the fire.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba University
Allen Secures Public Building Sites Bill
Washington reports the Senate spent most of Wednesday in executive session on the Hawaiian annexation treaty after a brief open session. Allen of Nebraska saw passage for a bill to purchase sites for Hastings and Norfolk public buildings. Other items included Mills announcing re-election bid and Texas tariff silver political clash, plus a House DC appropriation vote and coast defenses funding debate.
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Allen
Washington
Senate
Hastings
Norfolk
Mills
Houston
Tex
Roger Q. Mills
United State Senate
Culberson
Texas
House
District of Columbia
McClellan
N. Y
German ban on American fresh fruit shocks U S
Feb 8 report from Brewin notes Prussian finance ministerissued a decree blocking all American fresh fruit imports. 16,000 barrels of apples and two trainloads were barred at Emmerich. U S consul White protested. State Department wary of German firmness amid meat ban history. Additional notes cover Wyoming sheep losses and assorted federal appointments and bills.
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Foreign Office
California
Wasninatoy
State Department
Ambassador White
Germany
Agrarian Party
Whitean
Hamburg
Cologne
United States
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