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New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1905

Page

2

Equitable Life Leaders Forge Agreement in Face of Wall Street Turmoil

James W Alexander and James H Hyde, leaders of Equitable Life, reportedly agreed to unite and focus on life insurance, excluding Wall Street from company affairs. Robert Lincoln is discussed as possible board chair as Frick committee report is rejected amid resignations by Harriman and Bliss and a major power shift unfolds on Wall Street.

New York James W. Alexander James H. Hyde Equitable Life Assurance Society Wall Street Hyde-Alexander Robert Lincoln Great Northern Pacific Meusrs Prick Harriman Blisstrom Ferald Frick Sali Hyde The Equitade Frick Committee Henry C. Frick Feick Schiff Alexander United Alexander

Indictment Clock Ticks as Chicago Labor Leaders Face Conspiracy Charges

Chicago June 5 Twenty labor leaders face conspiracy indictments for injuring business through boycotts during a strike. Eight new indictments add Albert Young former Teamsters president among others withheld by the state's attorney. Renewed street violence erupts as police guard a Bartlett Manufacturing wagon. three officers fire, bricks fly, and the crowd pelts nonunion drivers amid the clash at Thirty-fifth Street and Ashland Avenue.

Chicago Grand Jury Albert Young Teamsters’ International Union Healy Warons Bartlett Manufacturing Company Thirty-fifth Street Ashland Avenue

Theater Fire Destroys Avenue Theater in Pittsburg

A major blaze in Pittsburg on Friday afternoon destroyed the Avenue theater and damaged the adjacent Grand Opera House. No panic or deaths occurred. The blaze caused estimated losses up to 200000 dollars and is believed due to contact with crossed wires.

Pittsburg Avenue Theater Grand Opera House

Reid Arrives in England Ambassador Reid Lands in Plymouth

The American line steamer Philadelphia brought Whitelaw Reid the new U S ambassador to the court of St James and Mrs Reid into Plymouth on Saturday. They landed and headed for London as the mayor of Plymouth and local business leaders welcomed them aboard.

Reid England Plymouth Philadelphia Whitelaw Reid United States Court of St. James

Burglars Loot Post Office in Leland

Burglars early Saturday broke into the post office at Leland and used nitro glycerin to wreck the safe. Several hundred dollars and a large amount of stamps were taken before they escaped. No one in the village heard the explosion and the robbery was not discovered until early morning.

Leland

Admiral Enquist Reaches Manila in War News

Manila reports Rear Admiral Enquist arrives aboard the Aurora with Oleg and Jemtschug. Many wounded aboard as Train’s squadron maneuvers near Corregidor. Washington notes Russian ships to be interned if undamaged, or allowed repairs, or held until war end. Rosestvensky captured after Japanese destroyers engagement. Bedovi towed, condition critical, guards ensure safe surrender.

Train Rojestvensky Manila Enquist Aurora Oleg Jemtchug Ohio Wisconsin Oregon Raleigh Cincinnati Corregidor Island Washington Navy Department Lingayen Gulf Jemtcus Morton Farlier Luzon Sual Gulf Lingayen White House Taft State Department Roosevelt Moody Instruc Hone Attrom Jomtchug Rosestvensky Tokio Sasebo Kasumi Usugimo Sazanami Kagerou Hotta Kugoryu Red Cross Bedovi Rajestvensky Bedoys Vegan Saanami Akashi Rojestyensky Bartier Orel

Parisian milliners and barbers swap tall tales in New York

A dress shop manager notes many French migrant women come to the United States to escape high wages, living cloistered in Parisian careers. The tale of Wagner’s barber hoax spreads cautionary humor about vanity and mistaken identity, ending with a curious rumor of a waxed impersonation.

New York Anya Paris

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