Lost Syndicate Deals Shake New York Insurance Probe
A legislative inquiry into New York Life reveals complex stock transfers and syndicated deals. Witnesses disclose a $4,000,000 joint account with Morgin & Co and a plan to show only $2,200,000 in International Mercantile Marine shares to the superintendent.
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New York
New York Life Insurance Company
Fos Amce
Legislaive Insurance
Rindolph
New York Life Figurance Company
Ule Aorney Hugs
Iquiry
Landolph
Hughes
Tamsiuclious
Without
Walah
Morgen & Co
London
Ramdolph
Joss
Rudolph
More Rifles Found Near Helsingturs Steamer Seizure
Customs authorities near Jakobstad seized 5,000 rifles believed from an unnamed steamer. When boarded, 20 crewmen faced officers with revolvers. After an hour of negotiations, officers were told they could depart or be blown up with the ship.
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Helsingturs
England
Jakobstad
Premier Fejer Resigns Amid Hungarian Government Crisis
Vienna reports Premier Fejer resigns after talks with the king emperor. It is understood His Majesty will accept the resignation within the day, signaling a continuing government crisis in Hungary.
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Hungary
Vienna
Fejervary
Opposition leaders to visit Hungary for compromise talks
A few days will see Francs Kos Guth and other members of the united opposition travel to the Hungarian parliament to seek arrangement and compromise. It is believed the premier resigned after the king emperor Te agreed to a plan for universal outrage being carried out.
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Kosguth
Cuts Of Their Jobs In Oshkosh Ferry Incident
Sept 14 Oshkosh Wisconsin Former Aid Almer Leach, president of Oshkos Logging Tool company, severed the guiding rope with a knife to put the Pox river ferry at Main street out of service. He accuses city workers operating the ferry and guarding the tool company yard of unfaithfulness. Three men worked the ferry, one watched the yard to prevent fires.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Almer Leach
Oshkos Logging Tool Company
Main Street
Oshkosh Logging Tool Company
Four Men Injured in Cooker Explosion at Gilman Plant
Four men were badly injured in a cooker steam explosion at the Gilman Cowring company plant in Gilman. The injured are Edward Tres Gaines Grow Elmer Clarke and Andrew Rakin. The cause of the explosion is not yet known.
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Jos Moines
Li-- Ag
Gilman
Edward Tres
Gaines
Elmer Clarke
Andrew Rakin
Lightning Fatal in Bed Hit Ladysmith Farmer Boy
In Lityamich Wisconsin on September 1 George Metin a ten year old son of a local farmer was struck by lightning yesterday morning while in bed. He ran down stairs and died within minutes. The accident occurred as he rested at home. Local authorities reported no other injuries.
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Ladysmith
Stirs
Lityamich
Wis
George Metin
Ssedmaho
City
Steis
New Government Organized With Witte and Seust
A new government structure forms with Witte as premier and Walter Seust serving as onminister of quills. The arrangement follows tests at KUverT University, signaling political realignment amid academic and regional tensions.
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Witte
Walter Seust
Joseph Smith Tours Mexican Mormon Colonies
Unclear report notes a Joseph Smith figure visiting Mexican Mormon colonies with military or church figures present. Details are fragmentary and unreadable, with garbled place names and names of individuals rendering the event uncertain.
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Joseph Smith
RAILROADS 10 ASK REDUCTION IN WISCONSIN TAXATION
Wisconsin railroad bond and tax experts from 40 leading corporations object to the preliminary 100 percent rail property assessment. The Supreme Court session heard first cast on August calendar as the tax commission faces objections.
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Madison
Talleadh Corpora
Wisconsin
Tale Ag
Lhe
Connie Ae
Todey Tie
Gallipreys
Ube
Chicago
Northwestern
Chisago
Milanuthee
St. Pauly
Minneaqualis
St. Pl & Gays
Ita
Aires
State Fair Enthusiasm Across Wisconsin Exhibits
Milwaukee dispatch reports the Wisconsin State Fair showing record crowds and strong northern county exhibits. Races, dairy and food commission displays, and warnings about adulterated foods and artificial coloring dominate coverage.
Campaign to Ostracize Divorcees in New York Society
A York society report outlines a campaign by the Daughters of the Faith to ostracize divorced women. It notes the aim to purge “moral ruin” by social ban, with Catholic and Protestant women urged to avoid divorcees and deny them social welcome, risking a broader social upheaval in New York.
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York
Haiti
New York
Angers
Christendam Gener
Enelope
Divyeres
Sorlely
Rhonor
Ito
Society of
Reunion Attracts Prominent Men In Milwaukee War Veterans Meet
A national convention of Spanish war veterans drew delegates across the country to Milwaukee with strong attendance from executives and lawmakers. Notable figures included Commander William H. English of Indianapolis Col. Russell B. Harrison and Gen. King, amid a backdrop of ongoing grand jury indictments and political feuds linked to Pfister and the Rendering and Free Press cases. The event featured armory gatherings trolley rides and dances as Milwaukee sits poised for polarized public opinion and potential turmoil between business factions.
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Sept
Fune
William H. English
Tndienopolia
Russell B. Harrison
Benjamin Harrison
King
Lats City
Moulton
Sinois
A. S. Pfister
Pilsver
Free Press
cMeers
Inelia Fhondgn
Gil
Pfister
Puster
Keraco Rubylee
Marshall & Isley Bank
First National Bank
James K. Sister
Committee of Tem
Ifirst National Bank
Milwaukee plans new auditorium to replace burned Exposition Hall
The committee behind the canvass for subscriptions aims to raise 250000 dollars by month end to build a large public auditorium in Milwaukee. The facility would host major conventions, musical festivals, and large gatherings, addressing past shortcomings in convention space.
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Exposition
Milwaukee
Detroit
Wey
Milwaukee trades push for rail link to Mitchell Park
A Milwaukee city council committee endorsed exchanging property to connect Mitchell Park with a Milwaukee Southern railway branch. H C Wood, president, said Milwaukee would gain a terminal for a line from Momence to Rockford, linking with Chicago west and south routes and coal fields, speeding eastern freight. The vote signals strong odds of action and wider regional impact. Short notes mention load sharks headed to Chicago, a state fair soon, B Todd's expansion, the silver banater set for the cruiser Milwaukee, the whaleback Christopher Columbus ending excursions, and a new hotel ventilation device by Frank Macheth.
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Momence
Rockford
Chicago
Ullnois
Miwaukee
Inwrese
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Wisconsin
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Inc
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Io St. Charles Hotel
de Post
Prank
Jackson County
Sparta
Eau Claire
West Superior
St. Charles
Justice Winstow
Supreme Court
University of Wisconsin
Frank G. Bigelow
Bigelow
No Fever Deaths in New Orleans Reported
New Orleans reports that while fever activity remains, no deaths occurred recently. Authorities note the general population shows reduced zeal for work in early stages of the illness and cite Tallulah on Lake Providence as the state’s most concerning outbreak area with widespread cases of malignant yellow fever. Pensacola reports nine new cases and one death, A Wolfburn Moray vice consul, who died after five days ill. post mortem confirms malignant yellow fever virus.
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New Orleans
Tallulah
Lake Providence
State Board of Health
Pensacola
Fla
A. Wolfburn
Mor Way
Wife shoots husband in Montana murder act
In Butte on September 12, William Grost a mining promoter from Battle Creek Nebraska was killed by his wife after he say attempted to cut her throat with a razor. The woman fired a shotgun blowing his head from his shoulders with two charges.
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Butte, Mont
William Grost
Battle Creek
Neb
Patrick Henry's Granddaughter in Ithaca Obituary
Ithaca September 12 Mrs Virioa Henry Heesley a granddaughter of Patrick Henry is dead aged 83 at her home in Ithaca New York. She was born in Virginia and moved to New York decades ago. Funeral services will be held at the local church with burial at Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Baku
Ciucasus
Revoluclavaries
Tiflis
Patrick Henry
Ithaca
Virioa Henry Heesley
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