Central Shares in Coal Firms Under Inspection
Investigators from the Interstate Commerce Commission scrutinize New York Central railroad interests in coal companies including Pennsylvania Coal and Coke and Beach Creek. Z. W. Rozekter, NY Central VP, admits directorships and stock in coal firms while the contract with the coal company sets basic carriage and purchase terms. The probe probes value of holdings and whether benefits came without proper consideration and whether Central personnel have undisclosed coal holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geripps-McRise Prove Association
Philadelphia
Interstate, Commerce Commission
Cep
New York Central Railroad
Pennsys
Vanisoft Oval Properties
Commissonera Clements Ant Cockrell
Couves
William B. Whitney
New York
Z. W. Rozektar
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Beech Creek Coal and Coke Company
Rovesitter
Shates
the Central
Beach Creek Company
Pennsylvania Coal and Coke Company
Penneylvania Coal and Coke Company
The
Central
Ihe Beach Creek
Rossiter
Pennsylvania Coal and Cokz Company
Whitney
Coal Company
Roasitter
Clearfield ‘Vituminous Coal and Coke Company
West Branch Coal Company
Thie Ia
Morrin Run Coal Company
Syracuse, Geneva & Corning Railroad
Coal Lands
Fake Shore & Michigan Southern
Lake Lake Shore
Evsa
Lake Shore
Coa Lands
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Alliance & Wheeling
STATE TICKET NAMED
The Socialist Labor party nominates a state ticket with Theo Banning Indianapolis as secretary of state J T Retmley Indianapolis as auditor O P Stoner Claypool as treasurer H Schmants Evanaville as attorney general G Dreyer Logansport as clerk of the supreme court Fred Beach Knightaville as superintendent of public instruction WT Colbert Claypool as state geologist Louis Pfefferle Marion as state artistician Julius Newman Decatur township as judge appellate court M Duttine Marion as judge supreme court
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socialist Labor Party
Yes Nomi
Theo Banning
Indianapolis
J. T. Retmley
O. P. Stoner
Claypool
H. Schmants
Evanaville
G. Dreyer
Logansport
Fred Beach
Knightaville
WT. Colbert
Atistician
Louis Pfefferle
Marion
Supreme Court
Julius Newman
Decatur Township
Appellate Court
M. Duttine
Chinese remain to be shipped to China for burial
The article describes the plan to send the bodies of Chinese fire victims from San Francisco to Hong Kong for traditional rites. The Six Companies oversee the process with a Chinese relief committee, funding burial costs and ensuring proper customs. Wealthier deceased are shipped back to ancestral homes, while poorer victims face foreign graves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Hong Kong
Empire
San Francisco
Meeting of Press Clubs in Denver for International League gathering
Denver prepares to host the International League of Press Clubs during August 7 to September 1. International and Denver Press Club leaders Keenan and Keating spearhead plans with statewide support for what could be the largest convention of newspaper men in America. Delegates from the United States Canada and Mexico are expected along with international visitors. Attractions include a state tour of mines coal fields agriculture and mountain excursions with special features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apedal
The
Sun
Denver
Col
T. J.keenan
International League of Press Clubs
Edward Keating
Denver Press Club
Haves
International League of Preez Clubs
United States
Canada
Mexico
Arate
Begs Women to Save Her Life
A brief item reports a woman pleading for help to save her life. Details are sparse but indicate a distress call or plea directed at women readers or a female audience. Further specifics are unavailable in the readable text.
Missouri Woman Called Woman of Iron Faces June Hanging
Kansas City dispatch reports Aggie Myers, known as the woman of iron, awaits execution on June 3 for plotting with Frank Hottman to murder her husband. The couple lured the victim, the plan failing when he fought back, and Myers fatally stabbed him as he cried for help. Public opinion in Kansas City remains unsympathetic toward Myers with clemency efforts anticipated but uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
State of
Missouri
Supreme Court
Aggie Myers Rasset
Frank Honeman
Aggie
Aggie Myers
Crite
Myers
Hartman
Myera
Tke
Femon
Hottman
Nomination at Indiana Democratic convention Auburn
June Morr of Albion was nominated by acclaim at the Twelfth Indiana Democratic congressional convention in Auburn. The resolutions denounce the Republican congress for not passing a pure food law and criticize leaders in the clutches of special interests. They also favor tariff revision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Ind
June Morr
Albion
Republican Congress
Auto catcher in use by Cleveland police
Cleveland June 1 police department started an auto machine as an auto catcher yesterday. It led to nearly twenty arrests for trade law violations. The device will run on Eaclidave and Chief Kohler expects strong results. Of 15 chauffeurs four were wed by Judge Fredley, others postponed to Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Kohler
Fredley
Cuticura Remedies The Best On Earth's Healing Claim
In 1890 a severe foot injury left me with flesh loss and months of agony. After trying many doctors and ointments, Cuticura Soap and Ointment began healing in two weeks and fully closed the limb after seven months. Now eight months without use, I work again. John M. Lloyd Alliance Ohio June 27 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Lloyd
S. Arch Ave
Alliance
Ohio
Funeral of John C Neo Held at Private Service
Funeral services over the body of the late John C. Neo will be held at 1n'elock Thursday morning at the family residence, 518 N. Pennsylvania St. The interment and burial will be private. The casket will be borne to the grave by six Negroes who had been former employees of Mr. New. The honorary pallbearers will be George C. Hitt, Thomas J. Steele, W. H. Miller, Nicholas McCarty, Jan 9. Tarkington, John S. Duncan, John Wright and Frederick Fahnly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Neo
Thurasay
Pennsylvania-st
New
George C. Hitt
Thomas J. Steele
W. H. Miller
Nicholas McCarty
Jann
Tarkington
John S. Duncan
John ©. Wright
Frederick Fahnly
Man Drowns While Rescue Tried at Emberess River
Vincennes Indiana June 6 A man named George Terry 25 attempted to save his 12 year old nephew from drowning in the Emberess river near Vincennes. He was seized by cramps and sank before aid could reach him. The body was not recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes
Ind
George Terry
Emberess River
Here
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ROAD
Commission
Janey the Bride
DE. Morr
Auto Catcher
Ube
John C. New
Merchants’ Association of
Indiana
Gerrits A. Archibald & Co—Outfitters
Washington St
Ayres & Co
Meridian
Washington Sts
George
Marott
Washington
D. E. Baldwin & Co
EO. Langen Co
Beston & Langen
Chas. Mayer & Co
HB. Messenger
Fulvis O. Walk & Son
Diamonde
People’s Onuuitting Co
Howse
Rink
N. Tlimeia St
Bliss, Swain & Co
Wm. H. Black Co
the Bobbs-Merrill Co
John D. Brosnan
Mlinois St
Feeney Furniture and Stove Co
Albert Gall Co
Baks & Co
Ennsylvania Sts
L. Strauss & Co
Sander & Becker Furniture Co
Furniture
Sitar
Taylor Carpet Co
Charles J. Hartmann
Washington St. Paul
Krauss
Kahn Tailoring Co
Tailors
Washington and
Meridian Sts
Lilly & Stalnaker
EH. Lieber Co
Badger Purniture Co
Vonnegut Hardware Co
le, Morrison & Co
Truvka
Hp, Wasson & Co
Pennsylvania St
Ational Bank
Washington Street
Columbia
Merchanta’ Association of
Brig
Merchants’ Association
Foc Perther Jeter
C. Z. Coffin
E. Washington St
Aitrensi Aean
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