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Newspaper

Galena Tribune

Location

Galena, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1905

Page

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Factory of sinuous insuring? Perkins on Randolp scheme

The Armstrong committee hears Theo dore I. Banta testify that early 1901 Edmund D. Randolph opened the New York Life vault, swapped $700,000 in New York city stock for a $700,000 Central National check, and then unrecorded the move. George W. Perkins says Morgan & Co. funded Hamilton notes for a NY Life syndicate, with proceeds paid to Hamilton, while John A. McCall confirms Hamilton's debt and nonentry in books. Perkins admits handling the NY Life fund as his own account and defends commissions as a trade discount, insisting profits justified his pay and that he kept no public records of his transactions.

New York Armstrong Committee Theodore I. Banta New York Life Insurance Company Edmund D. Randolph New York City Central National Bank Banta Randolph Geo. W. Perkins George W. Perkins J. P. Morgan & Co J.P. Morgan & Co Andrew Hamilton B. 8. McCall New York State Supreme Court John A. McCall Hamilton Nylic” Fund New York Life Hughes Nylle Perkins United State Common Linehairman United States Steel Corporation Tinghes

Perkins Describes Mexican Bonds Scheme Profit and Roles

Perkins testified before the committee detailing a deal in which Kidder, Peabody & Co. earned 40,193 from a 2,000,000 Mexican Central Railroad bond sale. He said the profit passed through the Nylie fund managed for the New York Life Insurance company, with complex arrangements involving loans, pledges, and trustee duties.

Perkins Kidder, Peabody & Co Boston Mexican Central Railroad Company Hughes New York Life Insurance Company Robert Winsor J. P. Morgan & Co J. Morgan & Co Nylie’ Fund Derkins Nylle Edmund Db. Randolph Life Insurance Company Nylie” Fund Kidder, Veabody & Co Terkina Nylle” Fund

McCall Denies Giving Platt a Dollar in Campaigns

In testimony McCall said he never gave Senator Platt a dollar for the New York Life Insurance Company and knew of no campaign contributions from New York Life to a state fund. He noted one of Hamilton’s notes might have been a campaign contribution and said he had been solicited very little, not by legislators or state officials. The session also covered New York Security and Trust’s role in the United States Steel syndicate and a separate note about McCurdy and Leiter in the Mutual Life case.

John A. McCall McCall Hughes Mamilton United States Platt New York Life Insurance — Company New York Life Tamilton N. McCall Supreme Court Banta Texas New York Life Insurance Company Stuart Brown McCull Tunta Laws Thos. G. Platt Republican Party Perkins New York Security Rust Company United States Steel Corporation Syndicate New York Life Instrance Company Preside McCurdy New York Walter Th. Gillett Poent The Mutual Life Insurance Company Richard A. McCurdy Mutual Life Robert TH. McCurdy Lety Louis A. Thiband

Monthly Report of Internal Revenue Collections

Washington reports the October tax collections totaled 288,000 dollars, showing improvement over prior months, while an additional note cites a larger figure of 1,107,729 dollars for October. Separate dispatches mention War Minister Werlerling traveling from Madrid to Barcelona to study and quell Catalan disturbances and a line noting Mexican cotton production around 48 million pounds annually.

Washington

Dougherty Refuses Public Court Visit In Jail Cell

N Dougherty, embezzler and forger awaiting Joliet sentence, defied sheriff orders and stayed in his cell during probate court. Judge Dasset relocated court to the jail, the first session of its kind in central Illinois. Dougherty feared the Kodak Fiends would crowd the jail to court access, linking him to the late C C Lines signature on a will.

Peoria Dougherty Joliet Dasset Roberts Thos Illnois Kodak C. C Avho Wveorla National Bank

Abbott Denies Link to Swindling Firm in Chicago Case

Chicago police report L J Abbott of East St Louis denies ties to a firm alleged to swindle agents of $250 000. He says Hughes used his name to operate a cheek concern and he knew nothing of the women’s wear business Thighes ran. Police say evidence justifies possible indictments against Abbott and Hughes.

Chicago L. J. Abbott East St. Louis Abbott TB. T. Slughes Allege Abbott and Hughes

Grass Evaporates Water From An Acre Daily

An acre of grass releases about thirty hogeheads of water each day. Roughly 800 parts by weight of water pass through a plant to one part fixed and agel inflated ta ta flexites.

Death Toll Rises From Multiple Rail Accidents

Lincoln Massachusetts November 28 wrecking crews clear Bakers Bridge station aftermath of a rear end crash between the Montreal Express and a Marlboro local. Sixteen dead twelve seriously injured and many others bruised. Names partially identified or pending verification among victims.

Lincoln Mass Bakers Aridyge Fitchburg Boston and Mainer Montreal Express Marlboro James Weatherbee South Acton Willain J. Barris Irving Barris Mtiss May Campbell Maynard Donat Gauthier Mirlboro Annie W. Trartwell Litteton Josephine — Carlson Miynard Annie O'brien Ayre Thoms M. Crowley Waltham Miraaret McSweeney Concord Lennibel Campbell Puth Acton B. Tydeprin John Zerewski Charles J. Barnard Charlestown First Engine Albert Johnson Hannah Desmond

Markets Report from Chicago Board of Trade Quotes

Chicago markets show mixed commodity quotations with Wheat, Corn, and Oats trading across several contracts. Beef, pork, lard, and live stock futures display varied gains and losses, while livestock receipts and price ranges are noted for hogs, cattle, and sheep with regional price references.

Chicago Chienge Board of Trade DIMIM Ath. Ee Hoge Carth Sioa Sawton

Roosevelt Produces Scathing Removal of Federal Official

Washington reports President Roosevelt removes Willan S. Lieb, assistant United States treasurer of Philadelphia, for persistent violation of the civil service law. A lengthy hearing followed petitions by Senators Penrose and Knox, with Lieb defending himself aided by Representative Patterson. The president’s letter cites repeated use of technicalities to shield relatives and a fraud-ridden examination linked to Lieb’s sister and townspeople, noting a demand for resignation and urging proper conduct to avoid further scandal.

Washington Willan S. Lieb United States Philadelphia Roosevelt Lieb Penrose and Knox Pennsylvania Licb Lich Secretary of the Treasury

Contradictory Dispatches From Sebastopol Mutiny News

reports from St. Petersburg and Sebastopol describe mutineers in the Russian fleet wavering between surrender and continued resistance while calling for better service conditions and relief for reservists. Meanwhile a Moscow deputation presents radical congress resolutions to Count Witte, and in the United States a slow Meriwether trial unfolds with naval witnesses detailing the 1860s events.

St. Petersburg Sebastopol Admiralty Polit Vicw Choukin Nove Vretnya Associated Press Cathedral of St. Vladimir Moscow Count de Witte Ivan Detrankevitel Mouromitsert MiKotroshkine Bremler

Insurance Inquiry Marks First Witness In NY Life Probe

Edmond Randolph treasurer of New York Life Insurance testified on syndicate operations and stock transfers, admitting conjecture about a past 500000 stock transaction used to shift non taxable property. Police also probing Dalton death on railroad tracks, possible murder tied to founder’s son. Emperor William opens Reichstag praising peace efforts between Russia and Japan.

Tribune New York Edmond Randolph The New York Life Insurance Company Randolph WBME Chicago Vic Strong Dalton May of Watton Lil Dalton Berlin William Russia Japan Roosevelt

Volcano erupts in Humble oil field crater swallows rig

Special to Tribune Houston Texas November reports a volcano burst in the Humble oil field creating a crater about 100 feet wide. The derrick and all machinery at the well were swallowed up. Ejected earth and stones showered the area, prompting shock and emergency response.

Houston Tex Humble Herve

Roosevelt to Attend Army Navy Football Game

Washington Nov 28 The President Mrs Roosevelt and daughter Anna along with several officials and their wives will attend the annual Army Navy football game next Saturday. The party will travel by special train to Princeton where the game is to be played.

Trinune Washington Roosevelt Daugher Hmthel Army Navy Sturday Princeton

Austrian Parliament Eyes March Universal Suffrage Bill

Vienna reports the government will introduce a February bill seeking universal suffrage across the empire as parliament opens for its session this morning.

Vienna Goverment Empire

London specialist to operate on Kaiser in Berlin

Manchester England Nov 28 reports cite newspapers as the authority for a London ear specialist traveling to Berlin to operate on the Kaiser for a serious ear condition that could threaten his brain. Also from Pigott Arkansas Nov 28 bandits blew open the local post office last night, took all government money, damaged property, and fled into the swamps.

Manchester Eug London Berlin Piggott, Ark

Roosevelt backs Panama canal lock plan in message

Washington November 28 Roosevelt has decided to favor the lock canal at Panama over the sea level scheme. He will announce this preference in his next message to Congress.

Washington Roosevelt Panama

Black man fatally struck after attack in Bloomington

Special to the Trinene reports that a posse surrounded and struck a Black man who yesterday fatally wounded John Waltz in Bloomington Indiana. The incident occurred after the assailant was located this morning, with police involvement not detailed. The report provides a terse account of regional violence without further context.

Milwaukee Aliotta Angelo” Uattusha Twas Mra Angelo Giovanni Alliotta Mrink Bloomington Ind John Waltz

Prince Louis of Hades Arrival at Gibraltar Visit

Special report from Gibraltar dated November 28 notes Prince Louis of Hate tenhure, previously visiting America, arriving at Gibraltar today.

Prince At Gibraltar Priness Jyue Prince Louis of Hatetenhure America

Comic Opera Fight On Isle of Pines In Cuban Insurrection

Reports from Havana describe a clash near Linvana province as rural guards faced insurrectionists led by Marino Robau and Itafael Castile. A sergeant was thrown from a horse. Robau reportedly wounded. Citizens in Isle of Pines ratified a US congress delegate and territorial officer elections but agreed no office would be assumed without US authority. Cuban locals armed, including women, prepared to resist foreigners. Nueva Gerona saw flags displayed with US nags and Cuban flags. town hall guarded by armed men and women amid precautionary cannon placements as tensions rose.

Havana Linvana Marino Robau W Itafael Castile Salud Roban Isle of Pines United States United States Congress Congress Isle Laottera Isla of Pines Nueva Gerona Satunay United States States

Allies Seize a Custom House in Sudden Uprising

A Dispatch from Mylene dated Nov 27 reports eight warships arriving at dawn, Admiral Ritter von Jedina and the Austrian consul at government house, an ultimatum given, and by 1 pm sailors had seized the customs and telegraph offices as calm returned. In Kentucky the viva voce voting proposal to amend the constitution was defeated by 88,871 votes with 150,027 total ballots from 93 counties.

London Daily Mall Mylene Ritter von Jedina Government House Frankfort Kentucky

Four Are Fatally Burned in Virginia House Fire

In Connellsville Virginia Mrs Rotunn and her three children perished when a blaze destroyed their home and four neighboring structures. She reportedly tossed the children from a second story window before leaping herself. All survived the fall but were badly injured. In Chicago authorities finalized the franchise extension ordinances for local traction firms with a 1.08 percent compensation value. the committee rejected Mayor Daune's Mueller certificate proposal.

Connelsville Rotunn Chicago Chicago Traction Companies Transportation Couuultter Daune Mueller

Odessa Jews Parade in Black Draped Ghetto

A crowd of hundreds, including friends, relatives, and their sons and daughters, paraded through the cast alley ghetto in New York. Most participants were New York Jewish immigrants from Odessa, wearing black draped clothing.

New York Odessa

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