Legal actions eyed against Morgan over steel conversion
Reports from New York state that despite the Morgan syndicate ending its plan to convert United States Steel preferred stock into bonds, anticipated legal proceedings may seek an accounting of the large profits from the conversion. The contract to convert 200 million dollars of stock was arranged by the United States Steel finance committee with J P Morgan & Co. and includes leaders such as George W Perkins and other Morgan men.
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New York
Morgan Syndicate
United States Steel
J. P. Morgan & Co
United States Steel Corporation
George W. Perkins
J. P., Morgan & Co
Robert Bacon
Norman B. Ream
P. A BL Widener
Morgan
HL C. Frick
Charles ML Schwab
Rogers
Fi. H. Gary
Permit quest by Jacob Woessner at city hall
Jacob Woessner of the works board searched city hall on a Saturday for a permit to tear up a sidewalk to allow a gas engine to pass. He visited several offices without success before consulting Clerk Wil Home in the engineer's office, then departed unsatisfied.
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Jacob Woessner
Works Board
Wil- Home
Billy
Big Liner Waite Bitar Mner Baltic Launched At Belfast
The new Waite Bitar Mner Baltic, the largest liner in the world, was launched on Saturday at Belfast. The vessel measures 72 feet in length and 5,000 gross tons, marking a landmark in maritime design.
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Belfast
Waite Bitar Mner
Baltic
Priest Leaves Church For Love Of Housekeeper In California
In Los Angeles on November 2, a Colorado priest, Rev. John Lenert of Silverton, eloped with Anna Leonard, once a Chicago schoolteacher, who became his wife and housekeeper. Lenert, previously in charge of a parish, quit his duties and joined Miss Leonard after meeting her in Chicago, then traveling together to Los Angeles.
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WG Angeles
Cal
Bis
Colorado
John Lenert
Silverton
Col
Keepeer
California
Anna Leonard
Chicago
Idaho Springs
Anna
Father Lenert
Mice Anne
Tather Lenert
Lars Ferred
Anni Teunard
Ating
Ailverton Pariah
Father Lonert
Aly Plars
Atina Leonant
Los Angeles
Cme
Yather Lenert
Husband as Executor Wife as Claimant in Estate Dispute
A conflict over a Mevina Davis estate centers on Mrs. Joseph Bristow claiming several hundred dollars for care of the late owner. Her husband, the named executor, had to deny the claim and seek its outlawing under statute of limitations, with the court later taking the matter under advisement.
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Joseph Bristow
Mevina Davis
Davis
Bristow
Walker
Woman Granted Divorce After Severe Abuse Claim
Mrs Nora Tt Rugenstein testified her husband Charles abused her continually and once tried to cut her throat with a razor. She sought divorce no alimony and 30 annually for child support. Judge McMaster granted her request.
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Nora Tt Rugenstein
Charles
Births and deaths and marriages in a local notice list
Births list includes several newborn girls with addresses in Gibson Hannah Evans 1297 Columbus, Flora Chapin 2017 North Capitol Avenue, and others. Deaths note Jenaes Maloney at St Vincente Hospital from heart failure and Frederick Polster near Riverside Park with valvular heart disease. Marriages listed Ora M Prichard to Myrtle M Jrox worthy and Curtis Fix to Jessie P Hoop among several couples. Building permits and home improvements noted for W H Kelley, Jamison & Jons, John J Deck, Parker Holdman, W A Walker, and William C Long with varied project types and costs.
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Jenaes Maloney
W. Hi. Kelley
Tliter-ave
Jamison & Jons
Virginia-ave
John J. Deck
Concord-st
Parker Holdman
Rembrandt-at
W. A. Walker
Pleazant-st
Mar- Ten
William C. Long
Michigun-pt
162 BODIES BROUGH BACK Transport Sumner Arep Carried to New York
The transport Sumner arrived in New York on Saturday from Manila with officers including Maj Gen George W Davis Brig Gen Chanes Col L B Canley Maj Edwin F Glenn Maj A H Broughton Maj R L Hout Capt W H Chatfield W T Hart J Morrison Robert Field and Lewis Patstone The ship brought 16 bodies of deceased soldiers two of whom died in transit
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Sumner Arep
New York
Sumner
Tera
Manila
Bmaj
George W. Davis
Fland
Mindanao
Big
Chanes
Lb. Canley
Edwin F. Glenn
A. H. Broughton
R. L Flout
Uapta
W. H. Chatfield
Panama Mission Sails as Colombia Seeks Peace Deal
A Colombian commission including Generals Reyes and Holguin sailed from Tort Limon on the French steamer Canada after being denied by the Panama republic’s delegation at a Friday conference. Heyes said he would seek Washington help to bring the new republic back to Colombia, amid U S hesitation.
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Panama
Coghlan
Walker
Heyes
Washington
United States
Mayor Harrison Strives to End Chicago Strike
Mayor Harrison presses talks to end the Chicago and railway workers strike as civic leaders meet at Clay Hospital with Flower Mission directors to plan interior furnishings. Meanwhile General Bates opens a federal inquiry in Colorado as Roosevelt weighs troop deployment.
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Hottaman
Clay Hospital
Flower Misson
Ety] Health Board
Wall Street Mixed In London And U.S. Trade Shifts
Americans in London closed firey with steel and rail goods. Monongahela valley iron mills back to work Monday. rail and steel price movements share space with London currency trends, IndianapolIS market chatter, and mixed livestock and pork quotes from New York Chicago and Pittsburg exchanges.
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Meyer & Kiera Specia
New York
London
Pennsylvania
Uousand
Monongahela Valley
Chicago
St. Joseph
Grand Inland
Dan
Savyardere
Bietnees
Stes
Bratsits
Europa Tackawanna Steel
Population and labor data for Mexico city release
A census style notice states Mexico City's population is 913,570,000 with 8,000,000 individuals not performing any work. The data reflect a historical statistical compilation and imply a high nonworking portion within the urban center.
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City OF
Mexico
Pepulatino
Heart Cure Claims Boost for Nerves and Circulation
A fragmented ad asserts Dr. Miles HeartCure can cure heart disease by strengthening heart nerves enriching the blood and improving circulation. The text mentions Safa Roldon Berd and references mysterious guarantees and posts for a book on heart and nerves, with unclear names and dates.
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Miles
Safa
Roldon Guarantes
Berd
Ineo
Ivan
Tia
Chicago Grain Market Report Shows Mixed Moves
Chicago grain prices edge lower across wheat corn and oats with December and May contracts trading near recent levels. Provisions also ease while futures show modest shifts in early November trading.
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Chicago Grain
Chicago
Inc
Riba
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Te & Mad. Tel. Co
Frome Heat and Light
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van Ind, Col. & Southern
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Tatars & Kegrern
Tov Ind & Greenfield Railroad
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Indiaikepolis & Marth Transit
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