Railroads Endure Press Opposition Over Reform Efforts
A historical defense of railroad management praising decisive actions against rebates and free passes before the Elkins Act. It argues press hostility reflects broader anti corporate sentiment, risks undermining confidence, delaying improvements, and harming the nation's business outlook.
Canfield and Bucklin Convicted in Forty fourth Street Gambling Raid
The article recounts the 1902 gambling case in which Canfield and his manager Bucklin were convicted after Jerome, Delahunty, and others supplied evidence. It notes Canfield’s attempt to quit the county trade and describes prior games at the Forty fourth street house, as well as contingencies involving related properties and a letters referring to the Lewisohn case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome
Canfield
Joseph H. Bruce
George E. Clayton
East Fortyfourth Street
Bucklin
Delahunty
Edmund JL. Mooney
Forty-fourth Street
West Forty-fifth Street
Saratoga
Court of Appeals
Lewisohn
Justice Newburger
East Forty-fourth Street
UIGIDE Identified as Chief Suspect in Madrid Bomb Case
Madrid residents reported man Morales as the culprit behind the bombings. He killed himself after being wounded while fleeing through the streets. The attack left twenty four dead and eighty plus wounded, sparking intense public outcry and vigil at the morgue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinez
Morales
Frederick W. Whitridge
Alfonso
Doctors Debate Typhoid Epidemic In Cincinnati Schools
Health officials and doctors discuss whether Cincinnati faces a typhoid epidemic. They warn boiling water is essential, with mixed views on filters and school conditions while officials weigh actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Hendley
Cincinnati
Allen
M. L. Bates
F. F. Hellmann
Osmond
City Hospital
Howard J. Ware
Walter Griess
Arthur L. Brown
F. B. Dyer
Dyer
Health Department
Parliament Death Penalty Debate Heats in St Petersburg
The Red reports the government will back abolition after Justice Minister Chtchéglovitoff's initiative. The lower house may still dispute if vital law cases are affected, a key point the House seeks clarified.
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ST. Petersburg
Red
Chtchéglovitoff
Baron Frisch Appointed President of the Council
St. Petersburg reports Baron Frisch head of the Department of Legislation in the Council of the Empire has been named President of the Council. The appointment was announced on June 3.
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Russian Council of the Empire
ST. Petersburg
Old Soldier Finds Health After Replacing Coffee with Postum
A 72 year old man recounts years of coffee related illness including malarial relapses. Following a doctor’s advice to quit coffee for Postum he improved within days and now works hard, driving sixteen miles daily. He endorses proper preparation and notes others may grow to prefer Postum too.
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Postum
Anarchist threat, Madrid royal assassination and Italian bombs
London reports on the Madrid anarchist attack on King Alfonso and Queen Victoria, the Ancona bombs, and police denial of any London plot. Scotland Yard says no anarchists have left Britain recently while two suspects in Paris remain under observation. The Spanish government will inform the British Foreign Office, though officials say the matter is for police.
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Barcelona
Senor Morales
Alfonso
Victoria
Torrejon de Ardos
London
Madrid
Ancona
Italy
Victor Emmanuel
Morales
Scotland Yard
Paris
Foreign Office
Queen Victoria
New York Life Balance Sheet Audit Report 1905
The Board of Trustees submits the company's balance sheet as of December 31 1905 prepared after a full audit and certified by Price Waterhouse Co and Haskins Sells. The surplus for dividends and contingencies exceeds the annual statement figures and the management is sound with well kept books and records.
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Board of Trustees
Messrs. Price, Waterhouse & Co
Haskins & Sells
Board of Trustees of
The
New York Life Insurance Company
New York City
New-York Life Insurance Company
Reserve figures and policy adjustments listed in company ledger
The document shows various reserve amounts and adjustments under policies and policy contracts. It includes death claims due and unpaid, current expenses, commissions on premiums, prepaid and sundry deposits, taxes accrued, interest paid in advance, and surrender values. A total reserve for distribution to participating policies and contingencies is given as 54 047 176.29.
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United States
Canada
Home Office
Dorghug
Eee
Cobre Ee
Nylic Club Prr
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Uigide
Manuel Morales
Francisco Martinez
Bandit Tracy
King
Facundo
Germany
France
Ecole Moderne
Ported
Baron Frisch
Deny Plot Wag
New York
Price, Waterhouse & CO
Chartered Accountants
William St
Thomas P. Fowler, Esq
Alexander E. Orr
the Public Accountants
NEW York Life Building
Broadway
In Re
Certified Public Accountants
Broad St
Insurance Department of
State of New York
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State of
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