Corbin Banking assigns assets to Austin for creditors
The Corbin Banking Company, founded by Austin Corbin, assigns for the benefit of creditors to George C. Austin. Owners George S. Edgell and Austin Corbin say assets exceed liabilities by over 1 million dollars and plan to pay creditors in full, though real estate would require sacrifice if sold quickly.
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Corbin Banking Company
George C. Austin
George S. Edgell
Austin Corbin
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Corbin
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Long Island Railroad Company
Roosevelt to Increase American Delegates at Hague Conference
President Roosevelt decides to enlarge the U S delegation for the second Hague conference to allow sub committees if needed. The expanded list may include General Horace Porter Joseph Choate and Judge A M Rose, with further names pending formal notice.
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Roosevelt
America
Horace Porter
France
Joseph H. Choate
Geat Britain
A. M. Rose
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American Bar Association
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O'Brien Resigns From Lunacy Commission
New York report states Justice O'Brien has resigned from the lunacy commission. Justice Fitzgerald appoints David McClure to replace him.
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Fireworks plant blast leaves one dead and several hurt
A spark from a hammer ignited set pieces at the Consolidated Fireworks plant in Graniteville. Arnold Ruff was killed when his head was torn from his body. Henry Paul Helen Decker and Margaret Koski were severely burned and believed not to recover. The explosion caused extensive flames though the loss was small.
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New York
Consolidated Fireworks Company
Graniteville
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Arnold Ruff
Paul
Helen Decker
Margaret Koski
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Engineer Slavs Engineer Turns Gun on Himself in Montgomery
On a crowded Montgomery street during Easter shopping Frazer was mortally wounded by engineer William West of the Louisville and Nashville railroad. West fled, was accused of stealing a diamond ring, and died minutes after turning his gun on himself when escape proved impossible. The trial for Frazer’s alleged theft was set for Wednesday in police court.
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Ala
William West
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West
Carnegie Calls President The Railroads Best Friend
Washington March 28 Andrew Carnegie declares that the president is the railroads best friend. He asserts strong support for railroad interests and praises presidential policies aiding the lines.
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Andrew Carnegie
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