Record of notable deaths and events across cities
The list notes multiple notable deaths including Judge Murray Floyd Tuley and Louis C. Huck, both Chicago figures, along with naval and military officials. It also mentions record NYSE trading, major appointments, and regulatory changes such as banning amateur boxing in Chicago. Additional items cover George J. McClellan becoming mayor of Greater New York, football reform calls, and various international and academic notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Stock Exchange
Murray Floyd Tuley
Chicago
West
Louis C. Huck
Marshall Field, Jr
Mos
Vravy Department
William Herschell Allen
Philadelphia
Louis N. Megargee
Narberth
Cold Spring
Oldrreadier
John Campbell
U S. A
George J. McClellan
Greater
New York
Emery McClintock
The
Mutual Life Insurance Company
McClintock
Mutual
Investigation into life insurance methods ends in four month probe
New York December 30. The legislative insurance investigating committee ends after four months of hearings revealing startling exposures at Equitable Life and other firms. Actuary Joel G Van Diee testified that Henry B Hyde pressured him to boost dividend projections, but he resisted and reported to VP James W Alexander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Legislative Insurance Investigating Committee
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Joel G. van Diee
Insurance
Hughes
Henry B. Hyde
James W. Alexander
Mr. Hyde
Demands Surrender of Puerto Plata by Dominican Gunboat
A cable from Puerto Plata reports the Dominican gunboat Independen cia anchored off the town and demanded surrender to President Morales within 24 hours or face bombardment. The ship landed troops and the American consul promised protection for women and children aboard US cruisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herald
Puerto Plata
Santo Domingo
Independencia
Catrain
Morales
United States
Cleveland dealers plead guilty to anti trust charge
The Cleveland Retail Coal Dealers Association officers William Behaffer H G Brayton and J N Gates pleaded guilty in common pleas court to including the Valentine anti trust law and were ordered to pay 500 dollars and costs and committed. One official paid the sum immediately while the others faced further action. The case involves accusations of price fixing and restraint within the coal trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cleveand Retail
Valentine
Common Pleas
Nes
William Behaffer
H. G. Brayton
J. N. Gates
Sbore
Brennan Found Guilty of Murder in the Second Degree
Minneapolis January 1 Stella Brennan was found guilty of murder in the second degree in the death of her stepdaughter Elizabeth The jury rejected first degree murder and clemency under Judge Dickinson’s charge is expected to lead to a life sentence Brennan was reportedly unnerved and wept upon hearing the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Stella Brennan
Elizabeth
Dickinson
Brennan
Chicago
Oliver B. Hart
Louis
Dr. Hart
Barnes Hart
Former Idaho Governor Steunenberg Killed by Bomb at Caldwell
Frank Steunenberg, ex governor of Idaho, was killed at his Caldwell home by a dynamite blast at his gate. Officers detained a suspect believed linked to the Coeur d Alene dynamiters whom he once prosecuted. Steunenberg served 1897 to 1901 and was born in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Ida
Frank Steunenberg
Caldwell
Coeur d’Alene
Steunenberg
Slennenberg
Iowa
Idaho
Yerkes Dies at Waldorf Astoria After Prolonged Illness
Charles T. Yerkes, famed railway financier of Chicago and London, died at the Waldorf Astoria after six weeks of illness from complications linked to a severe cold contracted in London. Doctors had resumed hope only briefly before surrendering to his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles T. Yerkes
Chicago
London
Waldorf- Astoria Hotel
Mr. Yerkes
Mr. York&s
Revolt at Bakhmut as insurgents clash with troops
In Bakhmut a large assault by factory revolutionaries met a strong response from three infantry companies and cavalry. The battle raged from morning until afternoon with heavy losses. About 200 workers reported killed. troops suffered three killed and seven wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakhmu
Russia
Venezuela Crisis Eases as Colombia Settlement Sought
State Department advices say the threat of a truce between Colombia and Venezuela over the Marinelli extradition has likely been averted. President Castro considers recalling the Venezuelan consul and withdrawing the consul general while American Minister Russell works to normalize French and Venezuelan relations. Clyde Brown of New York and Bermudez Asphalt advances talks on compensation for seized property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dee
State Department
Colombia
Venezuela
Marinelli
Castro
Ceuta
Bonota
Caracas
Russell
Clyde Brown
New York
JAIL MANY AGITATORS Gt. Petersburg Decades of crackdown
Reports from Gt Petersburg describe intensified repression against revolutionists with mass arrests and searches. Prisons overflow, suspects moved to Schlosselburg and St Peter fortress as spies monitor workers and societies while councils evade arrest at scattered outskirts. In Moscow, December uprising ends with troops in control and surrenders. Odessa orders inhabitants to stay indoors, held responsible for any firing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gt. Petersburg
Schlosselburg
St. Peter and St. Paul
Moscow
Presna
Revolutionary Committee
Pass of Melfort Disaster Off Victoria Coast
A British bark Pass of Mettert foundered near Amphrite point Victoria leading to the drowning of twenty six men and a woman. The vessel struck rocks in a southwest gale while entering the straits and many bodies are washing ashore. Nearby buoy placed at Amphrite point noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Bee
Melfort
1. C
Puget Sound
Vancouver Island
Aroohite Point
Kar Ip
Uee
Linton Area News and Events Chronicle
Local notes report prices for grain and produce at Lintary market with prices for wheat oats and butter. residents and visitors named include Prank Lewis Lincoln Gray Lena Tough and Miss Matilda Kiutitson. Community updates cover schooling events, hospital talks, bank changes, marriage notices, and plans for new business signs.
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Morocco
Madrid
Tangier
Eliot
Harvard
Walter B. Hill
University of Georgia
William Harvey
Janesville
Wis
Orman Johnson
Ogdensburg
N. Y
William L. Penfield
Indiana
William H. Payne
New York City
Louis Dalrymple
Amityville
Augustina College
Rock Island, Ill
Frederick Weyerhauser
St. Paul
Joseph Miller
Racine
Frank L. Snyder
Crawfordsville
Ind
Patrick Fox
Galveston
Yex
Cuba
Tte
Beresford
Miron Mumm von Schwartzenstein
Peking
Gerayy
Tokio
Mior Hot
W. Hartwig
Pa Hanan Edreatt Court
Exmayor
St Joni, Mo
Mth
Joseph Formith
al Lorton
Needay, Jan
Dune
York
Heumans
Legislative Inquiry
Life Insurance Meth
ENS
Klondike
San Francisco
EllAre
Visine Bulioe
Hewy
Figegee
Menl Falls
WRS
C. T. Yerkes
PIRES
Oliver B
Burlington Road
Miller
Federal Grand Jurys
Burlington
Quingy
Tnirius Midler
First View
Burnham
United Blalee Bleel Producte Company
Univa
Hwubband
E Ping
Bakhmut
Petersburg
Pects
And
Averiea
Odessa
Genral
Is City
James A Davidson
Wisconsin
St. Paul Union
Jen
Jeutenannes Cavidson
Boon
Hubert M. la Follette
J. A. Camno Day
Supreme Cour
Ieoul Wanadimote
Dougherty
Trey
Bt. Paul
Duluth
Jouluth
Caicags Union
Farae
Peoria
Dan
Oughertate
Uae
Shivaga
OF Melfort
Fowar
Frison
Clnton
John Sievers
Namesa Penitentiary
Clinton Tisines House
Pris
Linton Market Report
Lintary Westerdiy
Ds Tollows
Lewis
Winchester
Lincoln Gray
A. Lb.teil
Roy Vyeuter
Linton
Lena Tough
Bismuard Munday
Hlnber Pye
Eimer
the Divine
South Dakota
A G. Chistan
Eureka
Miritnees Patterson
Stanley Hall
RKC Burlingame
Mapkel
Jnez Sims
Duesday
Mrs. Freeman
Mrs. Acheson
Clint Acheson
Ladies’ Aid Society
Charley Coventry
North Dakota Educational Association
Grand Forks
Mrs. Rowerdink
Hull
Misys Matilda Kiutitson
Surrey
Hhiatele
Dr. Hogue
Prof. Smith
Billy Irwin
Dick Coohen
Charley Westerbur
Billy Palmer
Litton Band
Hampton
Mrs. Rowse
Miss Linderman
Mame
Jewel Chautley
Aug
Newberry
Chauiley
S. Weaver
5. W. Broan
Mazell
Ots. Bon Webert
Milwaukee Tratn
Dana
Theis Reatiatin
Ts. Clarke
Browne Muty
Afoos
Aeland
Vater Wittinayen
Jie Deaton
Maidige
Lena
Lane
Bismaarek
Opert-Louse
Linton Conery Hand
Albert
St Paul
Tlegetie
Ttiwatey Heathy
Clara Clayton
Hinemen
Cralle
Olin
Ralph
Jona Kuiper
Strasbuns
Wallehureth
Mr. Whatper
Tor,ilorue
Advocate
Messrs. Patterson
Baldy Sour
George Lynn
Eise
Joe Smithi
Baldy & Co
Joe Smith
Lita
Matton Barge
Boe
Mot Springs
Ark
EB. Moustain
Burge
Houstain
Emmons County
Anh
Sure
Bisons County
Eureka Post
Brederick
Piederick
Kansas City
Mos Frederick
el Bey
Ieee
North
Prantl
Baits
Intel
Pete
Rytry
Eddie
Vielwua
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