New York Life Men Held On Forgery Indictments
The grand jury charged George W Perkins and Charles S Fairchild with forgery in the third degree over the New York Life affair. Perkins pleaded not guilty, posted $10,000 bond with Morgan and Dodge as sureties, and both men face six indictments tied to the Prussian loan transaction. The jury noted acts were intended to benefit policy holders, not personal gain.
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New York
New York Life Insurance
George W. Perking
New York Life
Pierpont Morgan & Co
Charles 8. Palechild
Treaty Ury
New York Security and Trust Company
Insurance
Ferkins
J. Pierpont Morgan, Jr
Cleveland H. Dodge
Fulehlld
Saeily and ‘Trust Company
Bitny
Perkins
Jerome
New York “Life Insurance Company
New York Life Insurance Company
Bank of the Recorder
Ups
Grand Jury
Chicago & Northwestern
Paul
New York Security, and Trust Company
New Yor Life
al Profi
Life Insurance Patmnany
Cassatt Dies at 67. Pennsylvania Railroad Chief
Alexander Johnston Cassatt, president of the Pennsylvania Railroad, died suddenly at 67 in Philadelphia after a prolonged illness and a bout of whooping cough. He suffered heart and neuritis issues, had recently recovered then relapsed, and died en route to a doctor. His death shocked the city’s financial and business community, with the railroad stock falling briefly and the board delaying official actions until his funeral.
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Philadelphia
Alexander Johston Cagsatt
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Cassgall
Witte More
Altaels
Itr
Cassatt
Lita
Bir Harbor
Oelcher
Broadsneck
Tie
Wis
Caswatt
H.mueser
Musser
Financial World
Gaskatt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Gomradea
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T Wag
Rea
Gassatt
Green Will
Traussaus
Europe
Senea
Finnei
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bars Hartor
iPennsytvania Railroad
Banka and Trust
Weather Forecast for Washington and Nearby Regions
The forecast calls for cloudy conditions in Ohio and lower Michigan with possible rain on Sunday. Winds become lighter Saturday night, shifting to stronger winds Sunday, with a chance of rain or snow.
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Washington
Nec
Ohio
Michigan
Murdocks Buy Property Signals Railway Change
South Bend Indiana Dec 98 It was officially announced Northern Indiana Railway linking South Bend Mishawaka La Porte and Michigan City is sold to Samuel and Charles Bluvacick of Lafayette representing them and other interests The deal to sell the Southern Michigan Railway portion failed Officials say the Northern Indiana Railway transfer will take effect January 1 The plan includes extending lines north from St Joseph to South Haven and Grand Hands with limited rolling stock and a completed link between South Bend and La Porte
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South - Bend
Ind
Wofl
Loos
Tupon Gnad Authority
Northern Indiana Railway
South Bend
Hilrhart
Goshen
Mishawaka
Laperie
Michigan
Tames
Samuel
Charles Bluvacick
Lafayette
Ng Murdocks
Southern, Michigan Railway Company
Jat Far Company
St. Joseph
Haven
Grand Hands
Murdocks
Northern Indiana Railway Company
Laporte
Dundee Train Collision Claims Dozens Injured in Scotland
In Dundee Scotland December 93 a rail crash killed sixteen and injured many as a heavy storm caused signal failures and a rear collision at Elliot Junction. Among the injured is Alexander William Black a member of the House of Lords or National Assembly. The accident followed a halted train and a second train crashing into waiting cars due to signals not being acted upon.
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Dundee
Scotland
Tha
Killen
Thioke
Hye
Per Ems
Alexander William Black
House of Onl Niga
Elliot Junction
Beveridge Talks On Child Labor at Nebraska Meeting
Senator Albert J. Beveridge addressed a meeting of the Nebraska State Teachers Association in Lincoln on "The Schools and the Nation." He denounced child labor as a blight on humanity, noting millions of children under fourteen at work in mills and mines and urging action for the republic’s sake. He was introduced by William J. Bryan.
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Smincoln
Neb. Bee
Albart. J. Beveridge
Nebraska ‘ State Teachers
Agsdcidilon
Beveridge
William J. Brian
Partley
Gent couple mourn loss of newborn child
Mr and Mrs L A Gent Livre lose their babe. Dr and Mrs Loulya Cenllivre are stricken by the death of their infant born last night. No child lived but a few moments. The parents have the sympathy of their friends in their loss and affliction.
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Loulya
Cenllivre
Naby Hos
Rural Mall Carriers Grateful for Christmas Tokens
Rural mail carriers express thanks for holiday greetings from local rivals and the public. They completed Christmas deliveries despite feasting and cold, saying the gestures were appreciated and that service continued without complaint.
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Journal Gazette
Gove
Natiyay
Interesting California Congressman Julius Kaho Quirky Figure in Fourth District
Julius Kaho, a German born member from Baden, serves in the Fourth California district. A longtime San Francisco resident, he is noted as a colorful, outspoken figure in Congress known for his attention to law and public service. His term has been marked by distinctive rhetoric and active engagement with national matters.
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Julius Kaho
Momber
Concres
California
Foxier
Airth
Baden
San Francisco
Ani
Lenrhind Terin
Congress
Hay Trust At Terre Haute Market Prices Decline
Terre Haute Indiana reports hay buyers paying farmers 29 dollars a ton for hay at the market, far above straw at 7 dollars. Crop is counted at 40 percent price, with much of the crop held for market. Local hay buyers organize to influence supply and pricing.
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HAY Trust
Terre Haute
Ind
Turis Haute
Settlement Expected After Southern Pacific Strike Talks
Houston dispatch reports the Southern Pacific workers and management near a settlement following ongoing strike negotiations. A tentative agreement is anticipated to be announced tomorrow under federal mediation, with progress viewed as likely to avert further disruption.
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Houston
Tex
Alle
Tahoe
Briand Replies to Pope on Church Bill Debate
Paris dispatch reports the French Senate voting 187 to 87 for the general principle of a church reform bill. Briand spoke to broad applause, defending government resolve not to yield to Vatican pressure, and noting the law of 1906 remains a guide for internal church relations while preventing foreign control. The debate set for detailed provisions, with Briand’s speech distributed nationwide.
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Paris
Senate
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Rome
Vatican
M. Belud
Helrarchy
French Republic
Herséle
Frante
Briand
France
Three Deaths in Adams County Reported
Special in the Journal Gazette from Decatur notes three Adams County deaths. Willan Himes died at his St Marys township home after paralysis and exposure. Frank Lemuel Yahne succumbed to pneumonia following a cold. Michael Steveley, 39, died at his home three miles east of Monroe after seven years of illness.
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Journal-Gazette
Decatur
Lad
Willan Himes
St Mary's Township
Frank Lemuel Yahne
Michael Steveley
Three Milles
Monroe
Steveley
Frank R. Dulin Honored by Local Judge
Judge Edward O Rourke announced the appointment of Frank R Dunn as counsel to the juvenile court and guardian ad litem for children, praising his fitness and service in the last campaign while noting H Z Buith retires and steps aside for a younger generation.
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Edward O'Rourke
Freak R. Dunn
Dulin
H. Z. Buith
Femorrai
Mrs. Russell Bage Refuses Immediate Distribution of Husband's Money
Mrs Bage widow of the Musuder says she will not immediately distribute her late husband’s money. She reports receiving hundreds of letters daily from across the United States and abroad seeking funds. She warns against professional beggars, perpetual motion schemes, and demands thorough written applications with full investigation before any act.
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New. York
Russell Bage
Musuder
Sage
Robert W. de Forest
Vforpey
United States
Far West
Iito
Eve Bods
Hope Hospital Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
Hope Hospital members elected officers for the coming year including President Jam Heleass Hee and President George Reera, with Secretary W O Grose and treasurer LR Pranite. Plans for managing the institution through the coming year were discussed in detail. The report also notes a separate railroad acquisition news from Kalamazoo Michigan.
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Megtins of Hope Heapital
Jam
Heleass Hee
George Reera
Eee
Dretary
W. O. Grose
Treague
LR. Pranite
Weoming Veng
Frick Poised to Head Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia December 29 Henry C Frick longtime Carnegie ally and major stockholder is named a director to succeed Amos Little who died two weeks ago He is the largest individual owner with about 30 000 shares worth over 3 900 000 and is expected to become president when Cassatt cannot lead the road any longer per close directors discussions and Fricks assurances
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Philadelphia
Henry C. Frick
Carnegie
Pensylvania Railroad
Amos Little
Frick
Penzylvania
Cassatt
Lonser
Mr. Cassall
Cone
Feick
Vaesalt
Bedford Officers Hear Harris Story In Jail Interview
Bedford officers listen to an account from the county jail after questions about a homicide case. Prosecutor Shen says the witnesses described events surrounding Sarah Schaefer’s death and the search for a suspect. The interview hints at protection concerns and the hunt for the killer, with no decisive confession given.
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Harris
S.oProsecutor
Shen
W. Harrigg
Sarah Sehaefer
Kitthart Saints Sheriffs
Tire
Tee Terre
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