Frick Committee Demands Change In Equitable
Hyde is censured for accepting salaries of 122500 a year from society and companies. The Frick committee's two page report calls for removal of President James W. Alexander and Vice Presidents Hyde and Tarbell, and demands a thorough reorganization to benefit policyholders.
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Frick Committee
Equitable
Hyde
Scrippe M'Rae Press Association
New York
Frick
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Equitante
Alexander
James H
James W. Alexander
James H. Hyde
Seguna Vier
Gage C. Tarbell
Whlet Clerka
Mr. Hyde
Presbyterian conference faces internal disruption over secrecy
Report from Washington notes delegates accused of secret dealings and withheld names. Rev. Wik of Tinuna and Thifiel of Ly, Wilson secretary for fore missions, sparked debates as the union discussed leadership and salary raises amid mounting tensions.
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Echipps Apra Press Association
Washington
United Presbyterians
Wik
Tinuana
Mit
Thifiel
Wilson
Mikado Praises Togo and Navy in War Rhetoric
Scripps-McRae press reports Admiral Togo and the Japanese fleet are lauded by the mikado for recent success. The imperial rescript commends the officers and men for annihilating the enemy fleet in a prolonged battle in the Morean strait. It notes loyalty, courage, and strategic prowess as keys to victory amid a long war ahead. The dispatch also mentions Russian armored cruisers and Admiral Rozestvensky’s injuries in the Korean bay action.
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Scripps-M'Rae Press Association
Torio
Togo
Mikado
Morean Strait
Rojestvensky
Korean Bay
Quarreled at graveyard ends with divorce and alimony
Sarah J York, once in clecat quart, sought divorce from her husband after a dispute at her grandfather’s funeral. He objected to standing at the grave and fled with her to her home. She was granted a divorce and alimony, with her maiden name restored as Sarah J Hollingsworth.
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Sarah J York
Phuesday
Snay
Judee Allen
One York
Alimens
York
Hendricks County
Sarah J. Hollingsworth
Ownership dispute filed in Sparks court
Los J Lovette represented by agent Bi EIKO Wene in a case involving ownership and loss with cause cited in Caknown Ne. The proceedings name Sparks as the location and list parties Owns and Sparks in dispute.
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Los
J. Lovette
Sparks
Day in the Cly Reveals Marital Elopement and Local Ties
A review notes Philip Hulscamp and Mabel Van Brunt wed after eloping from Acton to Springfield Oregon, amid a troubled courtship. The piece also mentions homeopathic hospital fundraising, Pettijohn securing a marriage license mixup, a Watermelon tie in and local police matters, plus a City Board of Trade slate and a ghostly Indiana Spiritualist meeting.
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Mabel van Brunt
Nia Applly
Acton
Halscamp
Indianapolia
Pilice
Chien
Springfield
State Association of Homeopaths
Charles C. Pettijohn
Democratic County Committee
Pettijohn
The Theft of a Ring A Paper Ranger Arrested
Joan Greathouse a paper ranger at Ivty Massachusetts avenue was arrested by Detectives Lancester and Lane for brand larceny. He allegedly took a valuable ring from a dwelling where he worked and appeared in police court where the case was continued to June 8 and he was placed under bond. Police say he has been arrested several times.
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Pearjohn
Doolittle
E. Pratt St
Florida
Hooper
Betths Martin
Indiana State Association of Spiritualists
Board of ‘Trade Committee
Joan J. Anpel
Edward Hawkins
Bert A. Boyd
John ©. Baird
SW. Basset
H. T. Heatsey
Hobert T. Scott
Joan Greathouse
Ivty
Massachusetts-ave
Lancester
Lane
Revolution reported in San tiago del Estero province
Buenos Aires dispatch says insurgents have seized control in San tiago del Estero with the governor reportedly imprisoned. The report notes a mass in Estero on June 1 and cites press association coverage from Mass in Estero.
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M’rae Press Association
Buenos Ayres
Argentina
Santiigo del Estero
President Togosouth Ecripps Southern Trip Planned
The M'RAB Press Association reports in Washington that the president will travel south starting October 6 for ten days. The announcement confirms the schedule and duration of the presidential trip.
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Ecripps. M'Rab Press Association
Washington
Saloon Keeper Fined But Cannot Pay
Thomas Smack, saloon keeper, was fined ten dollars and costs by the police court on Thursday morning for selling liquor on Sunday. He could not pay the money to stay his sentence and was sent to the workhouse.
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Thomas Smack
Welling Tauer
Smack
Call on the Banks by Comptroller of the Currency
The comptroller of the currency has ordered a call on the national banks for a statement of their condition at the close of business Monday, May 2. The action requests a formal report detailing assets, liabilities, and capital adequacy across institutions under federal supervision.
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Scripps-M Rre Press Association
Washington
Comptroller of the Currency
National Bank
City Record for a Day Births and Deaths Listing
A daily city record lists births with parental names and locations across various households, followed by a long death section naming the deceased, ages, and causes or places. It also notes marriages, building permits, and arrivals of ships Endymion Valhalla and Hildegarde arriving for the race for the Kateeer's cup, with many entries spanning multiple addresses and institutions.
Hog Market Jolted Down in Indianapolis Trading
Hog prices fell with a weak tone in Indianapolis as buyers held the line. Cattle and sheep showed mixed moves with a generally slow day and few buyers content to push prices higher.
Togo Lost God in the Fight Amid Russian Defeat
Russian fleet under Rojestvensky is described as practically defeated within hours as Japanese forces maneuver with precision. The scene depicts heavy gunfire, torpedo attacks, and night battles near Nagota province and Madagascar, with four warships and three gunboats sunk. The account notes Japanese destroyers, searchlights, and the Japanese fleet inflicting decisive losses.
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Eldser
Hur
Nagota
Wheat and livestock markets mix in early June updates
Chicago wheat rises on strong overseas demand with July and September futures shown. Corn gains noted with July and September contracts trading, hogs and pork products mixed with prices around 7.25 for lard and July wheat closing higher. St Louis cattle receipts steady with beef steers and hogs modestly higher. Cincinnati and New York dairy and poultry prices listed, slight firmness in hogs and sheep.
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Man
Chicago Live Stock Market Report Summary
Live stock market notes from Chicago with Friday receipts and price estimates. Beef, veal, and dairy terms show mixed to higher bids, with various lots listed including feeders and heifers. Prices are stated in rounded figures across categories like prime, medium, and mixed lots, reflecting unsettled demand and rough handling.
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Chicago
Remy
Se Western
RAYA
Az-M
Justice Smock notes flawed tale of torn paper case
A cloudy report describes Justice Smock dealing with a note tearing incident involving Lewis Rotinson and a man named Rebingen altered to an American alias. An insurance agent testified that Rebingen gave him a note for 3140 and that the accused ripped it, with unclear sequence and imperfect names.
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William Smock
Lewis Rotinson
Rebmwen
Frane
R. OM
Jebnson
Rebingen
Two Men File for Bankruptcy in Fisherburg Indiana
Alfred Bogenhorn and Unrsauan Bogen horn of Fisherburg Indiana filed for voluntary bankruptcy in federal court Thursday. Alfred lists assets of 3109 with 3100 liabilities while the other debtor claims 13 assets against 34 liabilities. Indianapolis creditors appear among the lists.
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Unrsauan Bogenhorn
Fisherburg
Ind
Petit
Alfred Byhorn
Othey
Six Workmen Die In Colorado Cave-In Victims Named
Reports from Gunnleon tunnel say six laborers lost their lives in Tuesday cave-in. Names recovered include Herman O. Kerman of Denver and Edward Schuler. other listed victims are Gertenburg, Fford Woodruff, Montrow, He Steele, Charles Hernhart, and James Casalday. The incident was confirmed by press association sources in Montrose, Colorado.
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Bcripps S Rre. Press Association
Montrose
Col
Gunnleon Twnnel
Herman O. Kerman
Denver
Aorman O. Kerman
Edward Schuler
Gertenburg
Fford Woodruff
Montrow
Steele
Charles Hernhart
James. Casalday
Rate bill to pass and go to governor in Wisconsin
The bill will pass the legislature and go to the governor as part of Senate concurrence in amendments. The Wisconsin freight rate measure faced debate and was finalized in Madison on Thursday, with actions continuing in the committee and session.
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Jacripps-Whae Press Association
Madison
Wis
Ars
Piy
Freight Orive
Senate
Polish commander Cant Xenaus assassinated at Crensto
A Polish commander at Crensto chau in Poland reportedly assassinated. The Vienna dispatch from the Scripps-McRae press association notes the claim as published by a Polish newspaper. No further details provided.
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Scripps-M'Rae Press Association
Vienna
Xenaus
Crenstochau
Poland
Bar Heer
Art Store Fails Prompt Receiver in Wells Company Case
Charles E. Osborn files for a receiver in Superior Court for the R. E. Wells Co art shop in Massachusetts alleging insolvency. No receiver chosen yet.
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Charles E. Osborn
R. E. Wells Company
Massachusettan
Slumpin g toges New York stocks June 1 trading
New York stock market opened with mixed activity as rail and industrial shares showed uneven demand. Investors weighed recent statements on dividends and profits, with gains in government and railroad securities limited by frayed liquidity and sporadic buying.
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New York
St. Paul
Reading
Union Tavife
Betty
Umina Park
Southern Pacific
O& WA
Wey Atehiang
St Paul Uy
Fort. Erie
City Market Report From Local Dealers
Large shipments of southern ante snupes and Floras arrive with prices down to four dollars per crate for Flora, Mexican grade at five dollars, demand steady. Apples thin sold at id per hare, four to six weeks for new supply. Home grown berries excellent, priced around two dollars per quart. Watermelons arriving with high value, rice and peas shipped, vegetables generally steady with fair demand and prices in line with prior week.
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Wittes Geeeera Hall Ithem
Fragmented OCR textile list with color and grade notes
Fragmented OCR style notes describe various color blends and grades of textiles or yarns. Mentions white and mixed colors, specific counts, and unspecified testing terms. The text reads like a warehouse or dyeing ledger with incomplete entries and no clear narrative.
Market Items and Prices From The Sun’s For Sale Column
A bustling list of produce and meats with prices from New Garden Interior market. Items include cabbage potatoes carrots apples cherries canteloupes pineapples grapes and more with Kingan & Co pork meats and Reliable brand hams lard and sausage offerings.
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Kingan & Co
Indiana
California
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