Barmat Scandal Casts Shadow Over German Politics
Berlin March 4 Germans pay attention to a financial scandal known as the Barmat affair. Four Russian born brothers allegedly financed by a German official formed a trading and banking empire, drawing in politicians and a cabinet minister. Investigations probe bank loans, quasi official agents, and the brothers’ wide range of businesses as public hearings unfold.
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Berlin
Barmat
Hich
Julius
Solomon
Werschel
Jeane Bsrmat
Germany
Holland
Prussian Stat Bank
Ajman
Kutisker
Knutisker
Wilder Nancing
Barmai Corporation
Baermat Brothers
Barmat Brothers
Hght
Pupear
poHey
Reienstack
Barmats
Fats Br
Baryaats
Foment
J Sidur Brothers
Russia
Hall Explains Parsonage Reform and Road Duplication
Commissioner Hall criticizes state and county road building duplication and proposes central control. He argues substantial tax savings from consolidating road and bridge work and advocates a complete school reform plan abolishing magisterial districts and creating a county school system with streamlined budgets and supervision.
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Rupe
Hall
Josd
Imerys
Fyne
Hix
Hail
Board of Education
Uult Planniug
Merger plans and rail routes outline industry shifts
The piece details proposed railway mergers and mileage projects across northern states, naming executives such as Berner and Mab Van Sweringen, and discussing the impact on coal and industry belts from Sharon to Youngstown. It notes dividend expectations, capital moves, and the broader strategy for distributing business across connected lines.
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Nes Earmparry
Berner
New York
Chicago
Chesapeake
Hackoh
Ing Valley Railway
Deiter
Lohede
Ttall
Rand
Browity Phatrmark
Mere Marquette
Coupanys
Ang Mosars
Bof
Dan Sweringen
Mab van Bweringen
Unis
Noted Inventor Pioneers Hobbies Worth Millions
A historical piece surveys famous figures whose hobbies became valuable or influential. It highlights Abraham Lincoln Theodore Roosevelt Andrew Carnegie Thomas Edison and others, noting how collecting, tinkering, and experiments shaped inventions and legacies, with specific examples like Edison’s wireless telegraphs and Boyce’s automotive measurements.
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Abraham Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
England
A. i. Morgan
Andrew ¢Lamncele
Skibe
Scotland
Thomas A. Edison
Marton
New York
Hart Regen
Unclear transcription of police inquiry plan discussed
The fragmented text hints at a continuation about a commander proposing to investigate, with references to a telephone and evidence in the record. Specific names, dates, or locations are not readable, making the core event and outcome impossible to determine from the excerpt.
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Renater
Walter Camp Dies in New York Hospital
Walter Camp died from a heart attack after a sudden collapse at his New York hotel. Doctors confirmed the fatal event, and a string of emergency measures followed as friends and officials were notified. The mournful news ended his notable public life and drew tributes from sports figures and colleagues.
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Ae Pheser
Teehee
Meathall
Walternau
Parpiowlarty Daelle
Dart
Yue
Yale
Mr Camp
Wotabh Jr
Teil
Gwinpy
Universite See Pertiernod
Andylaens
May
Hye University
Athlekie Cosonitiee
Mttaer
Fiongebal Unter
Anerdt
Auleth
Granny
Hines
Saaben Cs
Wimaa
Seaxen
Ahi Bigelanl
Warstty Banebril Bei
Sean
Fie
Swami Cheyen
Seadhintion
Gabe
Medipal
Capbriteles
Wenbey
Toremibi
Ganip
Levernty L. Gaon
Ellen Caravan Gani
Ate
Dat Perapling Gramibar Selel
Pourne
J. St. Clar Gusiki
Autager
Tewethey
Tee Dee
Tie Fedy
Os Ow
A. Lang
Phvatesin
Camp
Thomas A
New
Ex Convict Callahan Draws Crowded Minneapolis Churches
John Callahan, former head of Hadley Mission, returns to Minneapolis sparking large crowds and paired public interest. He spoke to business and welfare groups, met bench and bar members, and led discussions on reintegration and Bible study before resigning two years into Tusm Eskon venture.
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Monneapolis
Mare
Minneapolia
Clana and
W Ielder
John Citlahan
Hadley Ionene
Bowery
New York
Tombs Prison
Minneapolis
Callahan W Minnelf
Bar
Callahan
Tome
Callshan
Jending Mench
Tim
Catanhan
Obituary for Robert Johns Duhnsen Soloed 14
Obituary notices Robert Johns Duhnsen Soloed 14 died at home near St. Albans. Survived by sister Lelta Jackson brother Charlie Johnson and grandfather Te John Bom. Funeral at Harden and Marden Chapel Sunday at 2. Interment in Ure Spring Cemetery.
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Robert Johns
Robot Duhnsen
St. al Jhans
Lelta Jackson
Charlie Johnson
Te. John Bom
Harden & Marden
Ure Spring HI
Education Board Continues Building Plans Contention
The Education Board discussed engaging Mr Higginbotham for the new high school building after deliberations by Spilman and Knight. Officials noted Mr Wight lacks building experience, and Higginbotham is already busy with other school work, while a further funding inquiry was hinted to push construction forward.
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New York
New Haven Ark Company
Leesurer
Juler
Iin
Heroms
Medump Lade
Oxnett
Ieee
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Enrtint
Pepe
Lacephus
Dean Tele
Miey Thass
Ovtionn
Gren
Hieginbotham
Ate Knight
Aest
Spilman
B.S. Spilman
Ls Pitaries
Sieginbuthion
Wight
Bernus
Higginbotham
Echool Taian
Max
Une
Hike Seheul
Lf Robins
Spilhan
Spitting
Emiley
Cowley
Bhai Aerool
Charleston
Schonte
Rmbotham
Buller
Heard
Faroe Islanders Improve Harbors Across Islands
London report describes harbor projects in the Faroe Islands at Thornhaven The Skapen and other sites. Thornhaven Harbor aims for two quays protected by embankments over 600 feet long with expected completion next year. Skapen harbor will shelter fishing craft and provide emergency anchorage for vessels in treacherous waters. Other harbors at Midvaag Foervaing Vaom Terran Binghe and Wow await construction details.
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Copenhagen
Fargoe Islands
Thornhaven
Eid
Skapen
Sandoe
Male
Midvaag
Binghe
Senate turmoil and influenza delay in West Virginia
Report from Charleston notes state senator flu illness delays and a temporary presiding officer question. Several senators visited Coffman in Clarksburg but left city. others were in town separately for personal matters. Prolonged absence, public improvements funded, and Irish divorce statistics referenced.
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Coffman
Clarksburg
W.va
Muarely
Senatte Ib Chirkshire
Senate
Charles G. Coffsman
Medi Janger
Vete
Wistlore
Wpn
Cott Tan
Crifman
Hig
Colma Weld
Senecar Clyde Ts
Johnsen
Chariantan
A.C. Herold
Sutton
A. Ta. Heliabeles
Thomas
Mathes
Johnson
Fatemone
Benatees Helmick
Verald
Charleston
Ceffmah
Chatlgscan
Kirby Trial Begins in Cleveland Monday
On March 14 the trial of Joshua Kirby, former president of the Cleveland Viscount company that went into receivership, opens in Cleveland. Kirby faces four indictments alleging false financial statements and related charges. The indictments concern methods used in selling stock and securities of the distressed firm as detailed in previous grand jury and related records.
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Cleveland
Joshuh Kirby
Cleveland Viscount Company
Kirby
Axper Wrung
Ermitian Plenaa Renurt
Pudietmienta Iagahaat Kirov
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