Insurance Probers To Call Platt In New York Hearing
The Senate insurance probe opened in New York with expectations that Senator Thomas C Platt will testify on campaign fund contributions from insurers As Odell testified Platt allegedly collected funds through last year Other witnesses discussed legal service vouchers and internal charges as probes continue in Cincinnati and New York
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New York
Armstrong
Legislative Committee On Insurance
Thomma CC. Platt
Odell
Platt
Frank B. Jordan
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Lving
Canada
Samuel S. McCurdy
Equitable
California
Insurance
McIcturdy
Depew
John A. Nichols
Indiana Policy Holders Indignation Meetings
New York Life and Mutual Life Insurance policy holders held an indignation meeting tonight in Logansport Indiana, the first in a general Indiana movement. Lawson of Boston issued half page advertisements in Indiana papers claiming hirelings were sent to disrupt meetings.
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Logansport
Ind
New York Life and Mutual Life
Lawson
Boston
Indiana
Lomasney Still a Boss After City Primary Showdown
Visitors to the Hendricks Club saw Martin Lomasney undiminished in power after the primaries. His Ward 8 block backed Donovan over Fitzgerald 2465 to 482, and Lomasney’s lieutenants hinted he could deliver about 100 votes elsewhere in exchange for support for his candidate Whelton. He gathered followers, issued orders, and avoided discussion of the results while weighing his next moves in Boston politics.
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Lomasney
Whelton
Martin
Russian Situation Deteriorates with Creditors and Banks
In St. Petersburg today business halted as the Credit Lyonnais in the city refused Russian securities as collateral and raised loan margins. Savings banks faced unprecedented runs while some could not meet demand. Rumors claim martial law may be declared tomorrow against Count Witte's counsel. Employers also rejected an eight hour day.
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ST. Petersburg
Credit Lyonnais
Count Witte
Moderates meet under M Krosowsky in St. Peters burg
About 600 Moderates attended the meeting presided by M Krosowsky, St. Petersburg municipal council president, adopting a resolution to back the government and condemn the strike. The group plans to issue an appeal to workers as unrest grows nationwide. Martial law suppresses civil authority in Poland amid peasant uprisings and train wreckings by strikers.
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M. Krosowsky
St. Petersburg
Poland
Proletariat Rejects Witte Appeal in Petersburg Strike
The council of workmen's delegates denounces Count Witte and the emperor's benevolence. They demand universal direct secret suffrage and accuse Witte of sending Poland to military rule. The strike widens with unions joining while radicals push for action amid economic demands. Mutiny rumors in the Manchurian Army report 42 officers shot for conspiracy.
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Council of Workmen's
Count Witte
Council of Workmen
St. Petersburg
Poland
Council of Workmen's Delegates
Mass Meeting Tonight In Faneuil Hall For Russian Relief
Tonight in Faneuil Hall the general fund committee hosts a large protest meeting for Bos ton citizens against Russian outrages. Edwin D. Mead and others speak while David A. Ellis presides. The relief fund has reached 15000 dollars with 10000 already sent. appeals were sent to 10000 Boston residents and many responses are still awaited. Plans aim to mobilize clergy and hold meetings in every Massachusetts city with Jewish communities.
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Faneuil Hall
General Fund Committee For the Relief of the Hebrews
Russia
Boston
Edwin D. Mead
Henry B. Blackwell
Charles Fleischer
M. M. Eichler
Alderman Bromberg
Alexander Kahn
David A. Ellis
Temple
Chabei Sholom
Rabbi Eichler
Landau
Massachusetts
U S Cruiser Minneapolis Sails From Cherbourg For Copenhagen
The United States cruiser Minneapolis is coal ing at Cherbourg and is expected to sail tomorrow night for Copenhagen. If needed the ship may proceed to Cronstadt depending on the situation.
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Cherbourg
France
United States
Minneapolis
Copenhagen
Cronstadt
Relief Fund Grows as Hebrew Aid Receives Thousands
Kidder, Peabody & Co report the Russian Hebrew relief fund now totals $10,947.71, rising $2,556.71 from the prior report. Subscriptions include many small gifts and sizable contributions from individuals and organizations, with notable totals from Bald win Place Synagogue, North Russell Synagogue, Tifereth Israel, and James J. Storrow among others.
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Kidder, Peabody & Co
Russia
Hub Moulding Co
William Mann
N. BE. Commission Co
I. Cooper & Co
A. J. Landey
J. Israel
Sarah Silberman
Gussman & Skolnick
Simon Zacol
J. White
S. Katz
I. Kershen
KF. Borowsky
DP. Skolnick
Morris J. Brown
M. Libman
A. Shkloff
B. Gudnowsky
Miss M. Libman
Aron Weintraub
Abram Lewin
Max Gutterman
Abe Willson
I. M. Schapiro
Rubin
J. Katz
F. Klatzkin
H. A. Hoffman
B. Schwalle
S. Zalf
I. Sigel
M. Quint
B. Katzen
I. Rubin
TI. M. Levin
S. Brodie
I. S. Pitof
M. H. Goldberg
Levin
1. Rosen
M. Yaffe
A. Freedman
Hl. Writzer
S. Lewis, Sr
H.lreedman
B. Wasserman
Baldwin Place Synagogue
M.A. Slobodkin
Paul Revere Lodge
North Russell Synagogue
Tifereth Israel
Linas Hadzedek
Bris Milo D. Gray
Ohavi Tzesek
Glory of Zion
S. Greimis
Bobruisk
David Dubar
Joseph Rudik
A. Shuman & Co
James J. Storrow
Alexander Steinert
N. Pinansky
M. Cowich
J. Schapiro
L. Rosenthal
S. Sedeckson
KR. R. Perelmutter
J. Galant
S. Shore
S. Rosnoffsky
H. Samson
N. Lurie
B. Levy
M. Levy
Puchawetz
H. Paul
Prosoffsky
Rosnoff
Slinmi
W. Leibowitz
Myerson
Mrs. Grund
N. Aronson
T. Borman
Albert A. Golden
H. Garfinkle & Co
FH. Goldberg
M. Zimmerman Co
A. Zion
D. Brown
Borstein
A. Alman
Charles Odence
N. Harris
M. Lawner
S. Shanon
W. Kaplen
C. Frank
Sam Rusidsky
Spiller
A. L. Levin
S. M. Trowes Co
D. Setniger
Morris J. Rosenberg
George T. Angell
Jules Neufeld
Davis A. Ellis
Wolf Chajet
M. Leventhal
S. Rubinstein
M. Berger
Russian catastrophe spurs relief fund task, Rothschild cable
Lord Rothschild reports to Jacob H. Schiff in New York from London that Russia faces a catastrophe worse than expected with outrages murder wholesale robbery and arson across 84 towns creating a huge relief fund challenge.
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New York
Jacob H. Schiff
Lord Rothschild
London
Russia
Heart Attack Strikes Roslindale Man Near Park Street Church
Samuel Ramlin, 45, of 161 Brown Avenue Roslindale suffered heart failure in front of Park Street Church yesterday and was taken to Waymarket Square Relief station. He remains in bad condition.
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Samuel Ramlin
Brown Avenue
Roslindale
Park Street Church
Waymarket Square
Mysterious Injury Seeks Answers in Houghton Case
Dennis Houghton, a laborer of 164 Endicott Street, lies at City Hospital in critical condition with brain concussion and a pea sized lump. Two unknown men were seen carrying him past his home at 11 pm Thursday as residents seek clues about the incident.
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Dennis Houghton
Endicott Street
City Hospital
Houghton
164
Deportation ordered for mission girl from India
Nooktie Wood, a 10 year old deaf mute Eurasian girl arrived on the Canopic to study in Pittsburg for missionary work and was ordered deported yesterday by Commissioner Billings. Rev. John M. Short of Cambridge spoke for her at the hearing and will appeal to Washington. Testimony showed she was to be placed in a charitable institution, contrary to immigration laws.
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Nooktie Wood
India
Pittsburg
Billings
John M. Short
Wareham Street
Cambridge
Washington
Nooktte Wood
Alienation suit filed in Fitchburg over husband affair
Mrs Kate Corey, wife of a former Boston & Maine train despatcher and long-time Somerville resident, sues her mother in law Mrs Elizabeth Corey Sanderson for 10000 dollars claiming alienation of her husband's affections. He left to live with his mother in Fitchburg, while she supported herself in Somerville and managed his savings in several banks.
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Fitchburg
Somerville
Boston
Kate Corey
Boston & Maine
Elizabeth Corey Sanderson
Old Colony to Run Cars from Quincy to Boston Elevated
Mayor Thompson received a letter from President Sullivan of the Old Colony Street Railroad Company stating arrangements are made with the Boston Elevated Railway to run Old Colony cars from City Square in Quincy to Dudley Street station on the Boston Elevated line.
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Quincy
Thompson
Sullivan
Old Colony Street Railroad Company
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Old Colony Company
City Square
Dudley Street
Boston Elevated Road
Grand Duke Adolf of Luxembourg Dies
The Grand Duke Adolf of Luxembourg, reigning sovereign, died at 11 o'clock this morning in the Grand Duchy. His death ends his reign, and the nation mourns the loss of its ruler.
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Grand Duke
Adolf OF Luxembourg
Hohenburg
Grand Duchy of Luxembourg
Adolf
Luxembourg
Hearst Fights Protests as Votes Are Recounted
New York Alderman Timothy P. Sullivan testified before the Board of Canvassers amid recounts of protest tallies. He claimed no errors would be found and vowed to challenge all protests. Initial sheets showed Hearst missing 33 votes, and later district tallies misallocated votes from Crawford to Hearst in another district. The grand jury issued six more indictments in ongoing election fraud investigations.
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New York
Timothy P. Sullivan
Tammany
Assembly
Board of
Ile
Hearst
Crawford
Prohibition
Grand Jury
Four executed for 1903 Humboldt County murder in state prison
In Humboldt county, J P Levener Jed Roberts Al Linderman and T H Gorman were hanged today for the murder of Jack Welch in August 1903. The execution occurred in the state prison shoe shop.
Thief Hiding in Express Box Nabbed in New York
In New York a man who called himself John Schmidt hid in an express package at Security Storage Co. to steal goods worth $700. He emerged to rifile the warehouse again then hid his loot in another package. A worker spotted a moving box, the case was opened, and police arrested him near Bowery and Second Avenue.
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New York
John Schmidt
Bowery
Second Avenue
Royal fund aid for unemployed reaches new total
In London the King contributed 10500 dollars and the Prince of Wales 5250 dollars to the Queen Alexandra fund aiding the unemployed. The fund now totals nearly 140000 dollars.
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London
Navy
King Edward
Prince of Wales
Queen Alexandra
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Hendricks Club
Martin M.lomasney
Dr. Agnew
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