Real Estate Trust of Philadelphia collapses over $10-600000 deposits
Philadelphia, Aug 29 Real Estate Trust Co of Philadelphia closes after failing to meet obligations due to large loans with insufficient security. President Frank K Hipple, who died last Friday, is blamed as receiver George H Earle Jr was appointed. Losses center on Adolf Segal loans backed by non negotiable collateral including Majestic hotel and Swedish Steel. Directors face possible criminal probes as deposits surge then fall and bank suspensions occur.
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Philadelphia
Real Estate Trust Company of
George H. Earle
Adolf Segal
Frank K. Hipple
Bryn Mawr
Here
General Assembly
W. H. Roberts
General Assembly of
The
Presbyterian Church
Real Estate Trust Company
Roberts
Presbyterian Hospital of Philadelphia
Presbyterian Hoard of
Eald
Hipple
Majestic Hotel
Segal
Swedish Steel Company
Lancaster
Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company
Steel Company
8. Weir Mitchell
Joan H. Converse
Baldwin Locomotive Works
John ¥. Bets
Willionaire Brewer
Willam G. Patton
Cas
Pennsylvania Railroad
W. W. Porter
J. Bayard Henry
Frank C. Roberts
Franklin National Bank
Trust Company
Real
Retate Trust Company
Clearing House Assoiation
Hensin
Hipplete
Uipple
King
Wisconsin judge rules boycott illegal in a labor suit
Circuit Judge Chester A Fowler finds the closed shop contract enforced by the Trades Council and members unlawful. Otto B Schultz the bakery owner wins 2550 dollars for lost profits and 25 dollars for business injury. damages total 2550. The ruling enjoins the council and members from continuing the boycott as an actionable conspiracy.
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Rache
Wis
Chester A. Fowler
Hevco
Otto B. Schultz
Trades Vahor Council
Benjamin Bressen
Trades Council
Baker Schultz
Aote
Hfe
Escaped convict Lyons caught in Sorrento during bank safe job
William Lyons, an escaped prisoner from Michigan City Ind prison, was captured in Sorrento while attempting to blow a bank safe. He carried the tonls on him and was brought to Litchfield under guard.
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Litchfield
Wiliam Lyons
Michigan City
Ind
Sorrento
Lyons
No Taxes or Rent as Man Claims Rocky Mountain Tea Cure
A fragmentary note presents a claim by Jno A Ziegelbaur that taking Rocky Mountain Tea frees him from disease and results in no taxes or rent, describing himself among men as untaxed and unburdened by rent.
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Jno
Ziegelbaur
Rio uprising ends as rebel chief is killed in city street
In Sergipe province federal forces under General Rego ordered Fausto Cordoza from the government palace. Cordoza complied then was shot while passing by. The provincial governor had been reinstated.
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Rio de Janeiro
General Rego
Fausto Cordoza
Sergipe
Cordoza
Rego
Oil Blaze Spreads at Spindle Top in Beaumont
A boiler explosion in the Ken Ward tract at Spindle Top last night touched off a blaze that set oil storage tanks and derricks aflame. Fifteen people have already burned as the fire spreads, threatening many of the field’s best walls.
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Beaumont
Tex
KeNh Ward
Electric Bitters Praise By Georgia Pastor
The Rev. J O Warren of Sharon Baptist Church Belair Georgia extols Electric Bitters. he says it cured his leg ache stiff joints and near collapse. He claims two bottles let him walk three miles in 60 minutes and then another three miles. He credits the remedy with restoring strength and stamina.
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J. O. Warren
Sharon Baptist Church
Belair
Tikes
Fear of Intervention in Cuban War Sparks Urgent Debate
Havana reports fear that US intervention could end Cuban independence if the Platt Amendment is not preemptively decisive. An editorial in Triado de la Marina warns that continued war without intervention would undermine Cuban guarantees and foreign investment. Enlistments rise as 400 troops mobilize toward Pinar del Rio and San Juan, with rail guards strengthened for potential attacks.
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Havana
Senutiment
Montalvo
Triaro de la Marina
Cuba
Nicholas Rivero
United States
Pinar del Rio
San Juan
San Juan de Martinez
Guerra
Chilean President predicts rebuild after Valparaiso quake
President Riesco says all Chilean villages ruined by the earthquake will be rebuilt on their old sites. He praises foreign colonies especially Italians for aid. Valparaiso will get electric light, tramways, reorganized customs, and courts soon. Jailed prisoners cleared for port work as commerce returns. Water supply restored and sewerage to follow. Thousands flee fearing aftershocks.
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Santiago
Chile
Riesco
Biesco
Valparaiso
Valparsiso
Secretary Wilson Views Chicago Packing Plants
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson inspected Chicago packing plants yesterday confirming improvements noted in facilities. The visit highlighted ongoing efforts to upgrade industry standards and worker safety following recent reforms.
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Chicago
Agriculture Wilson
World Advises on Rusean Government Attitude
Semi official dispatch from St Petersburg on August 29 clarifies that the government will not meet revolutionary terrorism with terrorism. It says lawful opposition will be distinguished from enemies and disturbances will be prosecuted, with bills prepared to settle pressing issues legally in parliament. The note ends that revolutionaries may threaten reform but will fail as government reforms persist beyond any single statesman.
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Rt. Petersburg
Murder shocks Spokane merchant in alley crime
The body of James F. Sloane, a pioneer merchant, was found behind a stack of sacks in an alley near his home with severe head wounds. Sidney Sloane, his seventeen year old son, confessed to killing his father with an ax for $500 and was arrested. The case details include loading the body into a wheelbarrow and dumping it by rocks. In Seoul, Marquis Ito discusses Korea openness and independence within an open door policy context amid imperial tensions.
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Spokane
Wash
James F. Sloane
Mr. Soane
Sidney Sloane
Berlin
Lokal Anzeiger
Seoul
Ito
Korea
Japan
Marquisto
Baseball scores from multiple leagues with results
National League games in Pittsburg and Chicago feature Pittsburg defeating Philadelphia 5 3 and Cincinnati blanking Chicago 0. American League games show Cleveland routing Boston 9 3 and St Louis beating New York 3 1. American Association results include St Paul 7 Indianapolis 0 and Minneapolis 7 Louisville 2, with Milwaukee 3 Toledo 3 and Kansas City 1 Columbus 2.
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Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
Boston
Cleveland
New York
St Louis
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
Minneapolis
Louisvile
Kansas City
Columbus
Army pistol contest at Fort Sheridan ends with record score
Chicago August 29 The army pistol competition at Fort Sheridan closes with Captain Cole of the Sixth Cavalry winning first place on the team and setting a new record with 287 points of 300. The previous best was 286 set by Corporal Robinson of the Ninth Cavalry.
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Chicago
Fort Sheridan
Captain Cole
Sixth Cavalry
Corporal Robinson
Ninth Cavalry
Murder at Bluffton Plantation Home
George M. Harvey, a noted Bluffton area planter, was shot to death at his son’s Ladies Island plantation. William Bennett, a Black man, is jailed on murder charges and denies guilt.
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Beaufort
George M. Harvey
Bluffton
Ladies Island
William Bennett
Charity and ostentation in Victorian charity habits
Mrs Goodheart questions modern charity, preferring private pleasure over public praise. A beggar argues for larger alms, and a Bruno man celebrates his wife’s recovery after five years of illness, praising the world’s greatest healer.
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Mrs. Goodheart
London
Arkenens
H. L. Branley
Bruno
Xoorld'a
Abingdon Today The Home Of Nellie Custis
Abingdon, near Mount Vernon, is described as the former Custis home linked to George Washington. The article notes Nellie Custis, born 1779, and John Parke Custis, Washington’s stepson who died in 1771, with Eleanor Calvert as Nellie’s mother. It emphasizes the house’s weathered appearance and storied colonial connections.
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Mount Vernon
Abingdon
Nellie Custis
George Washlington
Custis
Custi
General Washington
Washington
John Parke Custis
Eleanor Calvert
Lord Baltimore
Lis
Virginia
Potomac
Eleanor Parke Custis
Nellie
Younge
Abingdon House and Custis Birthplace Altered by Change
In Abingdon the Custis birthplace now sits under new ownership by a brick works firm. Foreman T Allwine and his family occupy the house as the garden and interiors fade into altered memories. Family portraits and festive days have vanished, leaving only a shadow of Neike Custis's early home.
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Abingdon
WOME
Nellie Curtis
Nelie
George Washington Parke Custis
Brick Manufacturing
Neike Custis
Local Pension Examinations and City Developments
The local board of pension examiners met to review four applicants for pensions. The Laconia Creamery Company, formed in Laconia Harrison county, filed Articles of Incorporation in Indiana with $5,000 capital. Adam Heimberger announced the Democratic state central committee appointments for Indiana. A civil service exam for clerks and letter carriers will be held at the post office on September 19, with details from John K. Main. William Moss, son of Township Trustees W. W. Moss, is recovering from injuries after a fall from scaffolding at the new Glenwood Place school building. A $15,000 government bond dispute over Merrill F. Wier’s estate, formerly of the city, involves litigation connected to California relocation. Continuous updates on these local matters follow.
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Laconia Creamery Company
Laconia
Harrison County
Indianapolis
Adam Heimberger
Indiana
William Jennings Bryan
Louisville
Democratic State Central Committee
Branke
John K. Main
Board of Civil Service Examiners
William Moss
W. W. Moss
East Eighth Street
Glenwood Place
Corydon Fair Attracts Local Visitors Amid Heirs’ Estate Talk
Divided among heirs at law, several residents of this city are named as heirs to the estate. The notice encourages readers to visit friends at the Corydon Fair.
Floyds County Council Sets Tax Levy Meeting Date
Annual meeting of Floyds County Council at the auditor's office in Tweedey on September 4 1906 at 10 o'clock a m to fix the tax levy rate and make 1907 appropriations Taos Haxton Auditor See the Races at the Corydon Fair.
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Floyds County
Newspaper catalog notice for Indianapolis Star edition
A fragmented pricing catalog lists the Indianapolis Star morning edition and Evan Taisune evening edition with a Bendsy Star 44 page issue at 15 cents per week and without Sunday edition fee.
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Star and Tribune
Indianapolis Star
Evan Taisune
Bendsy Star
Prevailing Grain and Livestock Prices at Leading Market
Indianapolis Grain and Live Stock market reports steady prices with wheat at 70c for No 2 and corn around 30c to 45c range, hay and Timothy values listed. Receipts show 1,250 cattle and 700 sheep with noted active demand and private terms. Cincinnati prices mirror regional activity with hog and sheep ranges and cattle at around 2.50 to 4.66.
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Indianapolis
Timothy
Cincinnati
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Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
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Merrill F. Wier
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