Contractors and Officials Indicted After Park Avenue Explosion
New York Feb 18 grand jury indicted contractors and workmen believed responsible for the fatal January 27 Park avenue blast. Ira A Shaler faces manslaughter and illegal storage charges. Others named include Moses Epps Ernest G Matheson Joseph Bracken Charles E Fraser George Murray and Inspector Smith. Bail set at 5000 for most. Murray and Smith at 1000 each.
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New York
Grand Jury
Park Avenue
Ira A. Shaler
Shaler
Moses Epps
Powder House
Ernest G. Matheson
Joseph Bracken
Matheson and Bracken
George Murray
Inspector Smith
Bureau of Combustibles
Charles E. Fraser
Murray
Smith
German Rear Admiral Visits New York Officials on HMS Hohenzollern
In New York on February 18 Rear Admiral Count Baudissin commander of the imperial yacht Hohenzollern called on Rear Admiral Barker at the navy yard and then on Major General Brooke and the New York mayor at City Hall. The visit featured formal exchanges, salutes, and various decorations on Baudissin and Lt Rebensburg.
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New York
Count Baudissin
Hohenzollern
Fritz Rebensburg
K. Buenz
Barker
Navy Yard
Brooke
Department of the East
Order of the Black Eagle
Prussia
Hanover
Order of the Crown of Wurtemburg
Order of the Iron Cross
Rebensburg
Marketta
Theodore P. Cane
Marine Corps
Rhine
Joseph Coghlan
West
Columbia
Governor's Island
Governor’s Island
Market
Benz
America
Cleveland Bankers Refuse to Lease Everett Moore Properties
In Cleveland on February 18 the bankers committee in charge of the Everett Moore syndicate decided not to recommend leasing the Cleveland Electric Railway Co. property to the Morgan Widener syndicate. The meeting included bankers, attorneys, CER directors, and representatives of Morgan Widener. A local syndicate reportedly offered to buy the Big Consolidated and Little Consolidated systems, with a controlling stake viewed as above market, and the sub committee will report later. The committee did authorize a time sale of the Canton Akron and Canton Massillon properties to Tucker Anthony of Boston.
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Cleveland
Bankers’ Committee
Everett-Moore
Cleveland Electric Railway Co
Big Consolidated System
Morgan-Widener Syndicate
Cleveland Electric Railway Company
Messrs. Schoepf. Werner
Sheehan
Morgan
Talists
Cleveland City Railway Co
Little Consolidated
Canton-Akron
Tucker & Anthony
Boston
Salaries fixed for Methodist bishops and editors
The Methodist book committee fixed salaries including $800 to the widow of Bishop Wiley and $500 to the widow of T. P. Raven. Retired bishops receive up to $2,275, with others at $4,750 or $5,000 depending on residence. Editors and publishing agents also set at $4,750 or $4,000 with various officers listed. A $350,000 dividend was declared to be shared among annual conferences.
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Cincinnati
Methodist Book Committee
J. M. Buckley
Christian Advocate
New York
C. W. Smith
Pittsburg
Wiley
T. P. Raven
Bishop Bowman
Bishop Foster
Bishop Andrews
Bishops Merrill
Warren Foss
Hurst
Walden
Mallelieu
Fowler
Vincent
Fitzgerald
Joyce
Goodsell
McCabe
Cranston
Moore
Hamilton
Homer Eaton
George P. Maing
H.C. Jennings
HL Pyea
Chicago
W. V. Kelley
The
Methodist Review
New York Advocate
T. 8. Neely
Sunday School
DP. D. Thompson
Levi
Western Publishing House
Eastern
Western
General Committee
Roosevelt at Groton as son improves and leaves for Washington
President Roosevelt closed a momentous Groton day with the declaration Ted is out of the woods and left for Washington by special train. Mrs Roosevelt remained indoors. Miss Alice Roosevelt prepared to join her mother and father in Washington. Doctors reported the boy’s lungs clearing and vital signs normal while the elder Roosevelts received well wishes from onlookers at the Groton station.
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Groton
Mass
Groton School
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Roosevelt
Washington
Ted
Gardner Mansion
Gammel
White House
Jackson
Powell Cottage
Hiown
Columbia
Peabody
9 Crotea
Cortelyo
Barnes
Ve. Lambert
Mull Replaces Spann on Indiana Feeble Minded School Board
Governor Durbin appoints Senator Thomas J. Mull of Manila Rush County to the Indiana Institution at Fort Wayne board of trustees for feeble minded education to succeed the late John M. Spann Mull is Republican and author of the Mull Law Charles M. Kimbrough of Muncie appointed to the board of control of the Indiana state prison at Michigan City to replace David A. Coulter whose term expired January 1 Coulter involved in a financial scheme linked to Uriah Cuthbert resignation from the prison board H. G. Brown
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Journal-Gazette
Indianapolis
Durbin
Thomas J. Mull
Manila
Rush County
Indiana Institution
Fort Wayne
John M. Spann
Ma. Mull
Charles M. Kimbrough
Indiana Bridge Company
Muncie
Indiana
Michigan City
David A. Coulter
Frankfort
Coulter
Uriah Cuthbert
Commander Booth-Tucker Becomes American Citizen
A Salvation Army official known as Commander Booth-Tucker is declared a United States citizen. The report notes his claim he is already half American through ancestry and that he has long embraced his status and duties as a citizen.
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Neav York
Neoth-Tucker
Salvation Army
Peek Chee Adh
Attessitee
Citisen
United States
Vie
Virgil
End Die
Fire destroys four story brick structure in Geneva
Geneva reports a nighttime fire at 4 o clock in a four story brick building. The blaze spread rapidly and by ten minutes later the structure was a mass of rubble and flames. No injured persons are listed in the readable text.
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Geneva
Nop
Imithe Yo Moe
Minister Wu Ting Fang Visits Fort Wayne
Chinese minister Wu Ting Fang visits Fort Wayne for about an hour with a delegation including Senator Knute Nelson and several congressmen. He wears silk robes and a jeweled cap, speaks fluent English, and interviews a Journal-Gazette reporter while discussing China’s future reforms and U S immigration policy.
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WU Ting Fang
Fort Wayne
Journal-Gazette
Heaven
Knute Nelgon
Minnesota
C. B. Landis
Indiana
William Alden Smith
Michigan
Cousins
Iowa
Warren
Grand Rapids
Pennsylvania
South Depot
McKinnie House
Bandits Hold Up Avilla in Sled-Driven Raid
Five men in a bob sled blew a safe at Sumner K Randall’s Avilla store using nitro erine. They bound barber David Shanline, stole cash and jewelry, then fled east. Villagers armed but hesitant. surveillance and pursuit unsuccessful by nightfall. Shanline briefly detained but unharmed. robbers left with loot.
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Journal-Gazette
Avilla Ind
Sumner K. Randall
Randall
David Shanline
Tie
Geir
Auburn
Dolan
Shanline
Sifinline
ShanTine
Gazors
House Backs Amendment for Direct Senate Election
Washington February 13 The house unanimously adopted a resolution proposing a constitutional amendment for direct popular vote to elect U S senators This marks the fourth time the house has endorsed such a measure Debated were other items including Confederate veteran claims and a Spanish claims commission issue as well as a cable project from San Francisco to Manila presented by Mr Corliss.
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Washington
House
United States
Senate
Lee
Jetson
Spanish Claims Commission
Corliss
San Francisco
Manila
Philippine tariff bill vote eyed in senate
In Wastington on February 15 discussion after the senate session pointed to a likely vote next week though uncertainty remained. Pedler of Colorado urged full self government for the Filipinos while preferring a withdrawal of the United States from the archipelago rather than continuing the war. Mitchell of Oregon spoke in support.
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Senate
Pedler
Colorado
United States
Mitchell
Oregon
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