Identity of Depew aide linked to Mannings affair exposed
The insurance inquiry revealed John A. Nichols naming W. S. Manning of Albany as the so called tantankerous friend of Senator Depew. Nichols detailed payments from Equitable Life to Manning to end his actuary career while Senators Platt and Tarbell testified about regular large cash contributions by Equitable Mutual Life and New York Life to state campaigns.
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New York
Depew
Legislative Insurance Investigation Committee
John A. Nichols
Equitable Life Insurance Company
W. 5S. Manning
Albany
N. Y
Platt
Equitable
Nichols
Manning
The
Mutual
New York Life
Hughes
United States
Thomas C. Platt
Mutual Life
Equitable Life
R. A. McCurdy
Manning Retained to Aid Life Insurance Firms
Albany Nov. 21 Wil lam St Manning of this city reacts to being named in the New York insurance investigation He says he would testify before the committee and criticizes the focus on insurance department and Legislature He says he acted for the life insurance companies and never worked for the Equitable while serving as their retainer and opposing harmful measures for policy holders with John A Nichols as his contact.
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Mr. Tarbell
James K. Apgar
Westchester
Hyde
Equitable
Thomas D. Husted
Husted
Mr. Apgar
A. C. Fields
Fields
Albany
N. Y
Willam St. Manning
New York
Hughes
Insurance Department
John A. Nichols
Manning
Nichols
Mr. Manning
Depew
Deven
L Ticket Sellers Move to Open Boston Elevated Offices
An official says the Boston Elevated will hire about 70 women in ticket offices as part of a new force. The plan offers equal pay to men, with women earning over 20 cents an hour, and aims to handle thousands of applications while training a larger pool of workers for future promotions.
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Boston
New England
Boston Elevated
Escaped Insane Woman Seen in Cambridge Area
Newburyport reports Mabel Neal a former inmate at Danvers Insane Asylum who escaped has been traced to Boston last Friday morning. She is about 30 years old but appears younger.
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Newburyport
Mabel Neal
Danvers Insane Asylum
Boston
Cadets Ordered to Grow Mustaches in Kingston
In Kingston Ontario the Royal Military College requires all cadets to grow mustaches. Younger cadets oppose the ruling while local women broadly approve, with one declaring they have never objected to mustaches.
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Kingston, Ont
Royal Military College
Kingston
Virginia Empire Battleship Sets New Speed Record
The new battleship Virginia built by Newport News Shipbuilding achieved 19.74 knots over a measured mile off Owl's Head in standardizing tests, breaking the American mile record for ships of her class. Rhode Island trailed at 19.43 knots.
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Rockland
Virginia
Newport News Shipbuilding & Drydock Company
Rhode Island
Monhegan
Boston Light
Government Trial Board
Newport News
Attorney General Lorrin Andrews Resigns in Shanghai Negotiations
HonoluluNovember l Attorney General Lorrin Andrews resigns after two month trip to Shanghai. He was retained by American firms there to conduct negotiations aiming to resolve a boycott of American goods in China.
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Honolulu
Lorrin Andrews
Shanghai
American herring fleet in St Johns bay reports light catch
Inspector O Regan reports only one American vessel loaded with herring in the west coast bay while twenty others carry little fish. Canadian ships Mariner and Roanoke take the largest herring cargoes from the bay and head to Gloucester under local regulations and planned import duties when entering U S ports.
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Mariner
Gloucester
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Universal Bread and Cake
Universal Choppers
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