Peabody to Lead Mutual Life as New President
Charles A. Peabody selected as next president of Mutual Life Insurance Company at New York meeting. Frederick Fr. named vice president and Emory McChin as second vice president. Board factions backed Peabody, a banker and railroad man, with extensive directorships and trustee roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bcripps-Akae
New York
Charles A. Peabody
The
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Peabody
Frederick Fr
Richard A. McCurdy
Witl
Emory Mmcchin
Mutual
Rustees
Teunodsy
Hat
LaFollette’s Message Delivers Speech on Elections and Taxes
Gov La Follette told the Wisconsin legislature that he favored a primary election system in part of his address while avoiding a decision on whether to run for the United States Senate. A large section criticizes railroads for withholding about 275000 in state taxes during a litigation dispute with the advertisement lobby.
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Lafollette
Scripps-M'Rre Press Association
Madison
Wis
Der
Te Muetter
United States
Heart Like a Clock Promises Cure for Weak Hearts
An advertisement extols Dr Miles Heart Cure as remedy for weak heart symptoms such as palpitation fluttering and irregular action. It claims improvement with regular use and compares heart pacing to a ticking clock, citing personal testimonials of fatigue relief and renewed strength from early cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Eran
Stoke Miley
Community notices mix in bustling city bulletin
Local organizations schedule meetings and events this week including the Auxiliary to the Cirennen’s Pension committee gathering at 2:30 PM Wednesday at St. Joseph’s hall. Public welfare and fraternal groups meet Tuesday and Thursday afternoons with speeches, prayers, and charity drives supporting Jewish Shelter Mouse and local training schools. Notable items include officer elections for White River Lodge No. 161, a Purdue Valveretty clan faculty reception, and indictments of several burglars and robbers followed by transfers to Jeffersonville.
Runaway Hearse Collides With Wagon in Mass Yesterday
A hearse hitching to Edward McGutt a plumber on East Michigan Street and near Highland Avenue causes near disaster when a quick acting bystander grabbed the rear of the wagon to stop it. The animal prior stood in front of a house as McGutt worked and frightened it into a retreat.
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Edward McGutt
Massachusett
E. Michigan St
Highland
E. Michican St
McGull
Moriarity Seeks Speech On City Salary And Funds
Jim Moriarity, a city council member, delivers a pointed speech against salaries and spending. He criticizes street lighting funds and calls for Cleveland Street Lighting company reform. The session touches on a potential mayoral veto of a salary ordinance and funding for election canvassing and city office expenses.
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Jim Moriarhty
Afoa
Aly
Ty Council
Mortarity
Coleimen
Abe Duittdred
Thin Nere Council
Moriarity
Cleveland
Clevelamn
Ter
Juin W. Holtzman
Board of Election Commissioners
Ois
Joseph Gasper
Ita
Indianians on List Scripps M R Press Association
Washington dispatch reports Representatives in Congress from Indiana allotted committee posts. Liverstreet Chairs Post Offices and Pensions, Chaney on Invalid Pensions and Patients, Halliday on Military Affairs, Watson Ways and Means, Cromer Agriculture and Expenditures to Post Office, E Landis Printing and Foreign Affairs, Fred Landis Public Buildings, Crumpecker Census and Insular Affairs, Gilbert Elections and Industrial Arts and Expositions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-M'Rre Press Association
Washington
Congress
Judie
Uverstreet
Chaney
Halliday
Watson
Ways and Means
Cromer
postoMice Department
E. Landis
Fred Landis
Crumpecker
Censum
Gilbert
Henry Campbell Bannerman Becomes British Premier
New Liberal leader Henry Campbell Bannerman accepted the premiership after a king’s conference. He vows to form a cabinet with Arthur Balfour among those stepping down and John Morley named as adviser, drawing cheering crowds at the King's Palace.
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Scripps-M'Ark Press Association
London
Dee
Norking
King Edward
Henry Campbell Bannnerman
House of Vummobs
Lucky Baldwin Yields to Fate
Special to The Band San Francisco recounts the California magnate Lucky Baldwin, famed for Comstock fortunes, ranch holdings near Los Angeles, and racehorse ownership. After years of wealth and loss, he begins enforced rest at Lane Hospital with bandaged eyes, reflecting on fortunes won and lost and a life of dramatic public triumphs and tragedy.
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Uch
SAN Prancisco
Dee. i
Lane Hospital
Lucky Baldwin
United Eistes
Biltoy Jarkson Haldwin
Belive
Rasde
Anther
Nevada
Comstock
Tos Angeles
Tnest
Weng
Yolunte
Silver Cloud Emperor
Norfolk
Rey Et Santa
Avia
Cruzados
Emeryville
Hardwit
California
Coroner's verdict urges action to curb football brutality
A coroner's jury in New York found Harold Z. Moore's death an accident during a Union College football game at New York University. The panel urged enactment of laws to prohibit brutal features in the game to eliminate danger to players.
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SUN
New York
Dec
Harold Z. Moore
Ogdensburg
Union College
New York University
Coratier‘Garman
Moore
Gma Us
Ite
Lima
Bannerman Named as New Premier of England
Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman is chosen to form a new Liberal government after Arthur J. Balfour resigns as premier. The cabinet will be reorganized. Rosebery is sidelined while adviser John Morley is expected to play a key role. A major policy on Irish Nationalists is anticipated, signaling Liberal strategy and reforms.
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Bannerman
England
Henry Banserm
Edward
Arthur J. Batfour
Henry Campbell-Bannerman Jiremier
Tard Rosebery
Nanmerman
John Morfey
Fuinnerman
Ome
Cincinnati Tham How and Dayton Case Summary
The report covers a court action involving the Cincinnati Tham How and Dayton defendants in a libel or defamation style suit. Walter Braet of New York testified, naming investors and outlining charges. The defendants faced a heavy financial judgment with significant payable sums and ongoing obligations totaling over 31,000.
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Suny Cincinnate
Dayton
Pere Stunpuetti
Henry Lurtenr
Walter B.raet
New York
Morgan
Beth
Joorion
Taverne Yeung
Parnes
Brick strikes judge during trial at county courthouse
A brick were thrown through a courthouse window striking the county judge in the head during a trial, forcing a postponement. A man under the window was arrested and identified as Michael Scanlon who claimed he wanted to be jailed for the winter and will be cared for by the city.
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Bcripps
Mrre Press Association
Louis
Tile Wkocter
Courthance
Michael Scanlon
Escapes High Living In Exchange Of Letter Carriers
A report outlines exchanges among U S letter carriers including Frank Gollberger of Brattonby preferring Indianapolis, and J J McMahon of Columbus replacing J W Fearn, with transfers arranged through the National Letter Carriers association communications between carriers.
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Kideapolis
Frank Gollberger
New York
Brattonby
Indianapolis
Wurry
Puuul
J. J. McMahon
Columbus
J. W. Fearn
Hameen
Department
National
Letter Carriers’ Association
Fountain for Dogs at San Francisco Monument Watering Point
SPECIAL TO THE SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE DEC 5 There is a drinking spot for dogs at the base of the Stevenson monument in Portsmouth Square. Stevenson noted dogs’ thirst near horse troughs and supporters who memorialized him by adding a drinking fountain. Now every day stray canines drink from the cool water at the monument’s stepped granite fall.
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San Francisco
Stevenson
Wortsmouth Square
Day Nursery Bazaar Teas and Dances in December
The Tulles of the Indianapolis Day Nursery announce a December bazaar at Tomlinson Hall on the 7th 8th and 9th to boost the nursery fund. Expect three entertainments with a business lunch on Friday and Saturday noon. Thursday features a card party Friday a high school dance Saturday a children's party with freshments served if weather allows.
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Indianapolis
Nurnery
Tomlinson Hall
Changes in the Force at American Express Company
The first of planned changes moves J. D. Bratyn from Indianapolis to Terre Haute as general agent. R. P. Dood from St Louis takes the Indianapolis post, while W. J. Talmage moves to Terre Haute as solicitor. C. Fargo replaces Talmage on the road, and W. S. Mir-Tay becomes route agent, with Marion appointing a new agent. G. Shelly shifts vacancy to B. Olney who goes to California on leave.
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Expres
J. D. Bratyn
Terre Iliute
Mr. Brown
R. P. Dood
St. Couis
Brown
Express
Sgent
Indianapolis
W. J. Talmage
Terre Haute
Brown Will A
Lanapotia
B. Olney
California
Million Dollar Scripps-Howard Bequest in Minnesota Estate
Miss Evins Dickerson, once a stenographer, was awarded an estate valued at 71,000 by a private court in St Paul. Her uncle Albert Johnson, a wealthy bachelor, left his entire fortune to her prompted by devotion to her invalid mother. Johnson’s will faced a contest by his brother.
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Scripps-3irae Press Association
Paul
Minn
Dec
Dickerson
Sian Dickerson
Albert Johnson
Johnson
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Udter
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Indianapolis Vs
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Armstrong
Fountain For Dogs
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Board of Trade
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Ohio
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