Everett Moore syndicate bankers take control of finances in Ohio Michigan
A committee of seven prominent bankers in Cleveland, led by Newcomb and Tillotson, takes control of the Everett Moore syndicate assets. The group says the crisis stems from temporary money market strain and will preserve creditors’ interests while thorough investigations proceed into the holding company’s affairs with audited reports forthcoming.
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Everett-Moore Syndicate
Cleveland
Everett-Moore Bynteate
Lele Poe
Ohio
Michigan
Iales
Everett-Moore
Cuyahoga
Onit d States Telephone Empany Defeatance
Federal Telephone Fmpany
Stark County
Cleveland Firetrie Railway Company
Detroit United Railway Company
Poledo Railway & Light Company
Northern Ohio Traction Company
Cleveland, Painesville & Baustern Hoa
Detroit & Torreshor Line Railroad
Tak Shore Electric Rare Company
Sara
Committee On
Chargpe
Messra Henry ‘ Everet
H. W. Moore
Tthe
Committee of Bankers F
H Fo Newcomb
Tillotson
Col Herrick
Entrol
Myron T. Herrick
Foley
Everett-Moore Syn
Thave
Sbyrtell-Moore Syndicate
Daz
Ymyron T. Herrick
Gale
Newcomb
Everett-Moort
Reetiern
Bee
Pennsylvania
Sasa An
Tean
Wyver Tabiente
Byserett Moore
Fblede Praetion
S Shes
Tauty
Forte
Poleda
Corte Male
Detrato
Po'edo
Detroit
Congo Free State described as civilizationally shameful by retiree official
Captain Guy Burrows, after six years with the Congo Free State government, says conditions in the Congo are a disgrace to civilization and far worse now, citing brutal abuses by officials and whites with rubber concessions. He supports claims of mass killings and torture, noting officials allegedly employed 500 cannibals to terrorize communities.
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Burrows
Congo Free State
London
Guy Burrows
Free State
Evescof
Africa
Unclear News On Kidnapped Missionary Report
Dispatches from Niemna via Se fis claim Mass Heten Mostote and Vinereao Mssionaty were involved in a captivity exchange. Reported confirmed or unconfirmed details vary, with possible liberation of Mire isilka and related American negotiators noted in a Turkish setting.
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London
Niemna Sare
Port
Se Fis
Mass Heten
Vinereao
Foat
Turkey
Amerians
Ain
The Lion Tamer and Global Affairs Across Headlines
A collage of brief items reports on Congo Free State abuses and its disgrace, Queen Victoria memorial funding shortfalls, US banking reorganization, ransom talks for captives, the Stone and Tsilka crisis, a self harm tragedy in Minnesota, Indian education convention plans in Minnesota, and Maine’s strong financial surplus driven by recent tax acts.
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Augusta
Maine
Explosion story at Kiev palace balcony refuted
Petersburg January 3 report of a bomb explosion under the balcony of the Grand Duke Constantine’s Kiev palace proves, upon investigation, to be without foundation.
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Petersburg
Constantine
Kiev
European
Russia
Woman dies after taking wrong medicine in Missouri
A young woman in Carbreth Mo died after taking what was supposed to be antipyrin but proved arsenic. Immediate medical care failed. authorities report the victim was about 60 years old. The case involves household health risks and a fatal poisoning incident in the city. Later items note bankruptcy filing by Hope Booth and a departure of Senator Chauncey Depew party.
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Jan
Beulah
Second Avenue
Arsen Wal
Moss Wheeler
Forte Carbreth
Rim
Rome
Market Prices and Trading Report for Cattle Grain and Butter
Market commentary notes mixed activity across staples with Wheat and Corn futures quoted and steady cash grain prices shown. Cattle prices hold steady with best beef veers and choice to extra steers leading declines and gains for stockers, feeders, and cows.
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Steader
Kwaeel Brees
Ve Iower
Stegh
Texas
New Cuban President Congratulated Amid Post Election Dispatches
Text discusses the newly elected Cuban president and reactions across Cuba and the United States. It notes congratulatory telegrams from Santa Clara, Puerto Princesa, and Havana, with civic leaders urging a peaceful future and outlining political expectations. The piece touches on sugar’s economic role and Cuba’s potential agricultural development and reliance on the United States for manufactured goods.
Engine Boiler Explosion Shocks Georgia City
An engine boiler exploded Thursday morning near the roundhouse in Georgia, killing three men including Uriah Cornelius and injuring nine others. The blast shattered nearby buildings seven miles away and drew hundreds to the gates as relatives sought information. The cause remains unknown.
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Ertrai
Geogoa
E.W Hodges
J M McDonald
Uriah Cornelius
Cornelius
John McDonald
United States Currency Circulation and Bond Figures
The monthly circulation statement of the comptroller outlines year end 1901 totals showing national bank notes in circulation up 20,148,551 from 1900, with other rises and declines for the month. It reports lawful money circulation up 1,442,919 for the year and 1,771,895 for the month, plus registered U S bonds on deposit totaling 16,...
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Comptrolero
United States
Fire devastates hotel. two children perish
A Christmas night blaze at the Seartonlight hotel destroyed the building. Lessee Mrs Illloch and her two children escaped but a young girl died in the flames while Wheatley, J P, reported the incident and aided in rescue efforts.
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Hartford City
Wid
E.J. Winter
Searehlah
Iillioch
Wheatley
Diplomatic Reception Causes Awkward Precedent Mix
At White House reception the Betsho ambassador’s wife occupying the lead of the line caused controversy as the head position would normally go to the longest serving arab-soldier at the capital. Lady Pauncefote’s reaction prompted a reconsideration of protocol by diplomatic staff. Secretary Root met with senators to discuss Philippine reforms. Ogdenaburg reports 21 Chinese to be deported for unlawful entry. appeals filed.
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Sheedi
White Horse
Ariisen
Pop
Mauneefore
Pauncefote
Ripomatiu
Adhee Neal Hbaweser
Pestten
Phace
Ermibussy
Wastin
Root
War Department
Lacge Blatt
Spooner
Congress
Phiippine Commission
Philppine Islands
Ogdenaburg
N. Y
Loner Gray
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Wash
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Iteere
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Washington
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Lion Tamer
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Comptroller of the Currency
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Ransem
Mme Tsilka
Barna
Anderson
Harrie
Mrs House
Friends of Indian Education
Minneapolis
Minne Lan
Estele Ree
National Educational Association
Detroit, Mich
Herote Elgorts
Earth
Dee
Muwshee
Speery
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Salis
Gr Stranece
Bankerupt
New York
James A. D Fatkhuewn
Hope Booth
United States District Court
Thomas ID DeWitt
Nothe
Tis
Jane
Chauncey M Depew
Emsier
Bross
Gorda
PSR
Wank
Ak Rood
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Gota
Edge Yptiers
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Tary
Cm Westert
Siam
Kitreburm
Dave Toe
Nate
Puerto Pyne
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Havana
Havana Peertae
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Santa Coats
Puestok Proncipe
Dhevarria
Palma
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Ation
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Cuba
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Santiago
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