Financial turmoil eases as trust firms agree to mutual support
In New York on November 5, discussions led to an agreement by the Trust Company of America and the Lincoln Trust Company to cooperate for mutual protection. Both firms were found solvent after expert review and will receive personal financial backing to meet immediate needs. The move follows heavy stock-market activity and gold flows, with the era’s higher banking and currency pressures noted across London and Paris.
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Board of Governors
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Mob hangs man in Cameron Texas courthouse yard
A mob of about 500 men dragged Alex Johnson from a jail in Cameron Texas and hanged him in the courthouse yard after an indictment on attempted crime and asset seizure charges. Officers and citizens failed to stop the lynching as the governor sent militia too late to intervene. In Milwaukee Max Rheinholdt pleaded guilty to bribery related to a county hospital contract and was fined $206.
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Alex Johnson
Milwaukee
Max Rheinholdt
Hrazee
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Secret Service Agent Slain in Durango Case Sparks Theft Probe
A U S Secret Service agent Walker and superintendent Mason died in Durango amid gunfire. Federal agent Brennan swore to details while conspiracies surface over missing maps and diagrams from Walker’s ten months of field work. Fehrmann's arrest follows a street confrontation after a rock threat.
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United States
Secret Service
T. Walker
Du-ango
Colo
William Mason
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Arcewitie Ts
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KB. J. Brennan
Walker
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Tragedy in St Paul and a Dynomite explosion outbreak
Reports say a man killed his wife’s alleged lover on a St Paul doorstep while another man near Coleraine is killed in a dynamite blast at Canisteo mine. A Florida style Panama bound child trafficking scare from Battle Creek is also discussed with rescue stories and warnings from Rose Johnson and others.
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Weerst
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Fae Lees
Fehrmann
Reconciliation Reported Between Helen Maloney and Father
Philadelphia nov 5 reconciliation effected between Helen Maloney and her father Martin Maloney, the city financier, with Helen in a sanitarium and health failing. Herbert Osborne, now Roman Catholic, and her husband, Samuel Clarkson, eloped in 1890s. Clarkson returned to London before reconciliation. Maloney father still abroad but may return at any time.
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Helen Maloney
Martin Maloney
Herbert Osborne
Samuel Clarkson
Pnelishman
America
Maloney
Europe
Clarkson
Vatican Denies Pope Health Rumors As Unfounded
The Vatican’s official organ declares rumors of the pope’s ill health as completely unfounded. In Santiago Chile historian Diego Barros Arana dies aged 93, born 1830. Also noted is the death of Frederick Webber, secretary general of the Supreme Council of the Scottish Rite Masons Southern Jurisdiction.
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Timber supply warned by Pinchot on US reserves
Washington November 5 Gifford Pinchot the government forester warns that at current cutting rates timber on public and private land could be exhausted in twenty years. He urges immediate action and notes one fifth of US forests are government reserves. Pinchot calls for more funding for forest service and a conservation conference in Washington.
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United States
Gifford Pinchot
Roosevelt
Memphis
Pinchot
Forest Service
Congress
Minnesota Bankers Meet Roosevelt Over Northwest Grain Aid
Senator Nelson of Minnesota arrived with a bankers’ delegation from St Paul and Minneapolis for an audience with President Roosevelt. They discussed grain relief for the Northwest and measures to move the wheat crop, with government aid promised but specifics not disclosed. Treasury talks focused on currency needs for banks amid money tightness, with no plan for a special congressional session.
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Endeavors to Escape from French Asylum
Henry Huntington, confined at a French asylum in Versailles, overpowered keepers attempting to climb a wall but was returned to confinement. The American had shot his two brothers and two sisters last July at his father’s bedside and is now described as totally irresponsible with acute mania. Meanwhile in Minneapolis Fred J. Sacket appeared before Judge Brown as two grand larceny charges against him were nabbed, ending a two year series of insurance scandal cases.
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Henry Huntington
Huntington
Minneapolis
Fred J. Sackett
Fred V. Brown
Pittsburg Flat Car Accident Injures Ten at Zerg Plant
Ten men were injured, several seriously, when a flat car loaded with sheet iron bars overturned at the Zerg Steel and Iron company plant in Pittsburg. The incident disrupted work and prompted emergency response.
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Zerg Steel and Iron Company
Banks of the Northwest Unite for One Plan of Business
Banks across the Northwest convened in Seattle to adopt a uniform plan for issuing cashless cashier checks as a regional currency. The system, backed by participating banks, aims to unify the Northwest banking network and bolster security amid current stringency.
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Seattle
Wash
Nev
Northwest
Norfolk youth shoots then kills self amid jealousy
A seventeen or eighteen year old boy named Johnson lured a girl to her boarding house door in Norfolk. He shot her in the abdomen and then shot himself in the temple. Jealousy is blamed for the tragedy.
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Joe Dean
Johnson
Beth Will Bie
Mrs Parker and companions Hurt in Paria Street Collision
A New York woman Mrs Parker her son and Miss Conrad of Pa. were slightly injured in a Paria street accident when their carriage collided with an automobile. Authorities investigated the crash and conditions of the injured were reported as stable.
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Parker
New York City
Conrad
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Fatal Mine Cage Collapse Kills Thirteen in Liege
A coal mine shaft cage at CoMard in Liege drops 360 feet on November 6 killing or fatally injuring thirteen workers. Rescue and investigation follow as officials assess causes and safety lapses.
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Belgium
CoMard
Politician Inducer Secret Preserved as Healey Accepts Sentence
Joseph Healey chose a harsher penalty over naming the politician who pressured him to register falsely in two election districts. Judge Rosalsky noted the maximum sentence of one year and six months with possible additional time, while Healey received more than four years in prison.
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Joseph Healey
Healey
Rosalsky
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