Everett-Moore syndicate finances under committee scrutiny
Cleveland banks form a seven member committee to probe the Everett-Moore syndicate which controls electric railways and long distance telephone lines in Ohio and Michigan. The panel finds most assets solvent with $146 million capitalization and vows to protect creditors as negotiations falter and tight money tightens financing. Colonel Myron T. Herrick disavows direct involvement while confirming his name among committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Fyeren-Moore Syndicate
Anid Iermrhan Electric
Mitht- Ratt
Everett Moore
Michigan
Cuyahoga Telephone Company
United States Telephone
Nuye
Federal Telephone Company
Stark County
Columbiana County
People's Telephone Company of
Detroit
Wood County
Cleveland Railway Company
Detroit United Railway Company
Toledo Railway and Light Company
Northern Ohio Tracction’ Company
Cleveland, Painesville and Eastern Railway Company
Detroit and Toledo Shore Line Railroad Company
Take Shore Electric Railroad Company
Varios
Tocexamine
Everett-Moore
Hent
Ayns Drcama
Messrs Keverett and Moore
Myron T. Herrick
Eiverett-Moore Syndicate
Presidential rebuke allegedly threats Miles visit demands
The Post reports the president scolded Lt Gen Miles in a tense White House meeting. He reportedly told Miles the government now controls policy and warned I have teeth remarks. Mrs Miles and their daughter were urged to visit Mrs Roosevelt.
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Roosevelt
Miles
United States
White House
Admiral Sampson’s Illness Progresses Steadily
Washington dispatches report Admiral Sampson’s ailment advances slowly toward an end. Medical science cannot check it. Symptoms of arterial degeneration have appeared, related to his illness. The case shows some uncertainty yet the patient remains increasingly responsive to treatment.
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Washington
Admiral Sampson
Admiral Schley Pressure Quiet as Congress Debates Vindication
Park Benjamin reports Admiral Schley’s friends prefer waiting for Congress to act and for the public to voice opinion. He notes many bills for recognition exist, but Schley seeks exoneration from the cowardice charge rather than a rush to reactivation or new promotions.
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New York
Park Benjamin
Schley
Congress
Washington
Admiral Schley
Admiral Dewey
Jowett
Sampson
Captain
Secretary of
Navy
Senate
New Post Office Ruling Targets Weekly Ad Schemes
Washington reports clarify the second class rule affecting weeklies with premium devices and inflated circulation schemes. Legitimate newspapers are not harmed while the rule aims to curb mailing advantages for fake or paid subscription schemes that misuse premiums to inflate readership.
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Washington
Post Ofice Department
Texas
Alleueta
Chotme
Thce
Safe and Conservative Leadership Named for Syndicate
Myron T. Herrick declares the syndicate’s affairs are under thorough investigation with chartered accountants. He assures creditors’ interests will be conserved by competent management under the chosen committer. The recent financial embarrassment of the Faverett Moore syndicate triggered a row at Dime Savings and Banking Company where directors included Mevsin Everett and Moore. AV demands were met and President Watterson reports ample funds to satisfy depositors. The bank’s October report showed resources of 5,762,007 with a 435,000 surplus.
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Myron T. Herrick
Faverett- Moore
Dime Savings and Banking Company
Mevsin, Everett and
Moore
Watterson
Texans Seek Hawley Backing Through Burns and Lyon
Ex Senator Walter Burns of Houston arrives in Washington to win Hawley redemption. Cecil Lyon of Sherman may join soon as they aim to influence President McKinley with help from Payne. Texas Republicans see vacancies looming and push for posts including Western district marshal and reapportionment, with Maria, Dowe, Knight seeking offices.
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Post
Washington
Walter Burns
Houston
BR. B. Hawley
White House
Cecil Lyon
Sherman
Hawley
Mesacs
Burnie
Lyon
Henry C. Payne
Texas
Payne
Mr. Burns
Maria
Brownsville
Crouch
Corpus Chriath
R. W. Dowe
Engle Pass
George W. Knight
Montague County
Dowe
Maris
Weather Outlook for Worlington and Nearby Areas
Unclear conditions in Worlington with forenoon chances of rain and fluctuating winds. Forecast mentions northerly winds and unsettled patterns Friday and Saturday with variable temperature expectations.
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Worlington
Texas
Yale
Coller
Porthon
Meehonia
Bata Perrtney
Policeman Declared Insane in Clacinger Case
George Hermann, a policeman dismissed last fall for shooting during a disturbance, was declared insane and committed to an asylum in Clacinger Ohio on January 2. The case followed a public degradation and dismissal earlier that year.
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Clacinger
Ohio
George Hermann
Tully
Revolution Reported Crushed With Castro Cable Warning
Venezuelan consul in Caracas received a cable from January 2 stating that Pernandes was defeated and prison terms mentioned. The dispatch notes Castro is wired to New York to confirm the outcome and signal the situation.
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Castro
New York
Thin City
Caracas
Dacuary
Pernandes
Piety Pringner
Peralpting Habeisarradd Eas
Ohio House Speakership Factions Remain Unsettled
In Columbus January 2 the race to name the Ohio House speaker stays indecisive with Price and McKinnon both favored by factions. Key players include Hanna in Washington Cox in Cincinnati Foraker in Columbus and Dick in Akron as negotiations, pledges, and local option loyalties shape the contest.
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Columbus
Ohio
House
Price
McKinnon
Crist
Poole
McNiel
Nihart
Poster
Loch
Viva Voce Young
Hanna
Washington
Foraker
Cincinnati
Akron
Taylor
Columbiana
Toledo
Denman Ie
George BR. Cox
Vianna
Oho
Cox
McKinley
Tawler
Weilin
Senate
Wht
Archer
Scobey
Hanna Toda
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Ove
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Mees
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al Mercer
Yury
Mercer
Cleveland & Sons
Stributers
Barden
Electric and Machinery Co
Harrison Bros. & Co., Inc
State of Texas
H.P. McLaughlin & Co
Connelley & CO
Main Street
Zirkland& Morrow
Maine Grown Triumph
TEAAS
Bran
Sivergi
Kiner Tora
Ict
Paig
Architectu Archi Une
Tf Hartwell Iron Wexas
Bankers
Feverett-Moore Syndicate
Herrick
Syndicate
Tiny
Tam
Cargo Eagle Portland Cement
W.L. Macatee & Sons
Inictoria County
Gall m
L. Ward
Victoria, Texas
Caal Biviane
Central Dry Goods Co
Main St
Houston, Tex
Theo. Keller
Callie Ebanne
Soutamfotern Teleenary and
Elephone
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Charleston
S. C
W.L. City
Nts
Itouston
Lou Teelpen
Saucier, Beans
Dollak Sale
Saya
Texas Republicans
Burns
United Estates
Abilene
Teraa
Tesith
Asahville
Montgomery
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Punt
Mom
Vicksburg
Mina
Ohio House
MR. Hanna
Geo. B. Cox
St.louis
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