Morse May Come Back and Counsel Sends For Him
Albert B. Boardman, counsel for Charles W. Morse, said he sent a cable to Morse in Liverpool to return at once, at the request of Henry L. Stimson. He noted Morse sailed from New York on the Campania last Saturday and that Morse owes large sums to the National Bank of North America and others. Morse’s return is sought amid a federal banking investigation and possible indictments. officials decline to confirm details.
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Albert B. Boardman
Charles W. Morse
Morse
Liverpool
Henry L. Stimson
United States
New York
Campania
Cunard
Stimson
Mr. Boardman
Boardman
Morgan J. O’brien
Federal Grand Jury
O’brien, Boardman
O'Brien
Grand Jury
National Bank of North America
Europe
America
Mr. Morse
National Bank @ North America
Clearing House Committee
Consolidated Steamship Company
American Ice Company
Stock Exchange
J. P. Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Great Britain
Wall Street
Mr Morse
Cunard Company
Cambridge
Harvard
Marcum
Jackson
Businese
Ewen
Marccain
Curt” Jett
Tom” White
James Hargis
National Casket Company
Submarines Return From Sandy Hook Under Mystery
The United States flotilla of submarines including the Cuttlefish Viper and Tarantula turned back from Sandy Hook last night. Weather was fine but heavy seas around the Hook are blamed for halting their voyage and guiding them to moor at St George. Lieutenant Courteney commands the group.
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Sandy Hook
United States
New York Navy Yard
Marine Observer
North River
Tacoma
St. George
Des Moines
Navy Yard
Hook
Hampton Roads
Courteney
Mystery Hold-Up Involving Mrs Ginzburg Near Cortlandt Street
Captain Gallagher and the Church Street station investigate a hold-up in which Mrs. Alexander Ginzburg of Newark says a distressing woman lured her into a Cortlandt Street doorway. A dagger wielding man stole jewelry but returned a watch and two one dollar bills. the suspect pair fled. Ginzburg continues his business trip as police review the Rogues Gallery with Detective Lawlor.
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Captain Gallagher
Church Street
Grover Cleary
Alexander Ginzburg
Centre Street
Newark
United Realty and Mortgage Company
Broadway
Cortlandt Street
Gallagher
Mr. Ginzburg
Detective Lawlor
Detective Bureau
Rogues
Hart in Crash of Cars Near Grand Central Station
A Madison and Fourth avenue car collided with a West 23d street ferry and a 42d street car near the Park avenue tunnel in front of Grand Central Station. Glass injuries to passengers and crew followed as motormen jumped. Injured included Charles OConner James Klein and several more with scrapes and contusions. Medical aid at a Flower Hospital surgeon and nearby drug store treated victims before they went home.
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Madison and
Fourth Avenue
Park Avenue Tunnel
Grand Central Station
Madison Avenue
Charles O'Conner
Hughes Street
Brooklyn
James Klein
East Tith Street
Timothy Finnan
East 72d Street
Michaael Stafford
West
Michael Kief
Charles Kramer
Crosstown
Flower Hospital
General Coxey Returns With Reported Wealth
Mount Vernon Ohio's General Coxey leader of the 1895 unemployed army arrives for the itinerant unemployed convention to be held tomorrow He says he has earned money recently and will use it to run a special train to promote a bill allowing bonds without interest to be issued by states counties and towns deposited with the government to back paper money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Coxey
Mount Vernon
Ohio
Washington
Pastor Hoffman Objects to Bible College Gift Over Eden and Jonah Story
In St Louis on February 6 an amended answer was filed by Rev Gustavus Hoffman a retired Christian Church pastor now in Maplewood banking. He seeks to avoid paying a donated note of 50000 to the Bible College of Missouri claiming the college rejects the Garden of Eden and Jonah tale. He says he will not pay and does not wish to endorse heresies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Gustavus Hoffman
Maplewood
Bible College of Missouri
Hoffman
Will Invade King’s Demesne Demonstrators Advance on Windsor
A group of unemployed men marching from Manchester reached London on February 6 and plans to enter Windsor to occupy part of the royal park. They intend to build cottages and farm lands near Windsor Castle and petition the King for use of fifty acres for experimental purposes. They hope to reach Windsor with police not intervening, aiming to proceed tomorrow if unchallenged.
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London
Manchester
Windsor
Great Royal Park
Wincser
Florida Dual Conventions Fight Over Taft Roosevelts Delegates
In St Augustine Florida a heated dual convention split with rival factions loyal to Roosevelt and Taft. Hand to hand clashes interrupted proceedings as each side seated delegates to the national convention. Taft backers endorsed by a Taft aligned convention and the opposing side condemned federal patronage while selecting unpledged delegates.
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St. Augustine
Fla
Florida
Repub
State Committee
Taft
Joseph N. Stripling
J. N. Coombs
National Committee
Joseph E. Lee
Internal Revenue
Henry S. Chubb
United States Land Office
Gainesville
M. B. McFarland
Tampa
J. Dev. Hazzard
J. H. Dickerson
R. R. Robinson
Congress
Heat the L trains as frost bites riders prompt action
E P Bryan, president of the Interborough Rapid Transit Company, met with Public Service Commission chair Willcox after complaints about unheated trains on the Second, Third and Ninth avenues. Willcox ordered a heating system plan and warned no formal order would be issued until improvements are shown.
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E. P. Bryan
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Willcox
Public Service Commission
Commission
Third
Ninth Avenue
Bryan
150Th Street
Picking delegates by weight in Logan County
Bellefontaine Ohio February 6 E Jay Miller as parent for the fifth District Republican Congress nomination picks a Logan County delegation with no member under two hundred pounds He says no slim men for me as we face candidates from five other counties and will have a large in person delegation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Bellefontaine
Ohio
E. Jay Miller
Republican Congress
Logan County
Miller
Women Thwart Bank Burglars in Milton Indiana
Two women, Marie Beeson and Mrs David Nugent, faced armed burglars at the Farmers Bank of Milton. They shouted for help from windows as explosions tore the safe door and office furniture, prompting the robbers to flee with no reported injuries and preserving a large cash reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Milton, Ind
Farmers’ Bank
Marie Beeson
David Nugent
Woman Kills Her Two Children in Massachusetts
In Haverhill Massachusetts on February 6 Mrs Elizabeth Stevens killed her little daughter and son with a razor. She was arrested after allegedly confessing that it was best the children die. Needing support after a sister died and prior child deaths, authorities suspect a relapse of past mental illness from an asylum stay in Danvers.
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Haverhill
Mass
Elizabeth Stevens
House Republican Caucus Call Seeks New Campaign Committee
Washington February 6 Representative Louden Slager secretary of the Republican Congressional Campaign Committee has called a Republican caucus for tomorrow night to select the membership of the new committee which will later elect officers. The committee will include one member from each state and territory with a Republican representative in either house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Loudenslager
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Congress
Son fatally shoots father ex judge James Hargis
Jackson Kentucky reports ex Judge James Hargis was killed by his son Beach Hargis after a brief quarrel. The son fired four shots into the elder’s body and then two more after the plea of mercy. The tragedy ends in a fatal domestic shooting.
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Jackson
James Hargis
Beach Hargis
Hargis
Kentucky
Murder and feud death shock Kentucky town
The Hargis family feud in Breathitt County, Kentucky escalates with the murder of James Hargis and the younger Hargis taken to jail after a chaotic scene in the family store. Ex-Judge Hargis, a longtime Democratic boss, had faced multiple murder charges tied to Dr. Cox and the Cockrill killings. Feud origins trace to political rivalry in Breathitt. the circle includes Benjamin Hargis, Cockrill adversaries, and the infamous Curt Jett.
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Hargis Brothers
Hargis
Jackson
Breathitt County
Kentucky
Dr. Cox
James B. Marcum
Jim” Cockrill
Marcum
Cockrill
Cox
James Hargis
Hargises
James
Alexander
Elbert
Cockrills
Benjamin Hargis
Cockrill Boys
Cockvill Boys
John Smith
John Abner
James Argis
Lexington
Caid Maclean Freed After Raisuli Agreement
Tangier Feb 6 Caid Sir Harry MacLean commander of the Sultan of Morocco bodyguard and close to the Sultan arrives under Raisuli escort freed after seven months bondage. Britain pays Raisuli 100 dollars and pledges protection and immunity from arrest in exchange for release.
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Tangier
Caid
Harry MacLean
Morocco
Raisuli
Raisul i
Great Britain
Caid MacLean
Fireman Killed By Engine Poker On Jersey Rail Line
Daniel Kelly fireman on the Central Railroad of New Jersey was knocked from his engine by a poker on a passing locomotive. He was unconcious when found and placed in his own cab. Full steam her giant locomotive sped from West Street Bayonne to Jersey City, but he died before arrival.
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Daniel Kelly
Central Railroad
New Jersey
Jersey City
West Std Street
Bayonne
Battle over Kelsey in New York State Insurance post
Albany February 6 supporters claim backing from Woodruff Herbert Parsons and others to block Governor Hughes efforts to remove Superintendent Kelsey. Rumors say foes may spark a factional fight while Archie Sanders visits Albany with political allies. The outcome hinges on the Governor’s forthcoming message and Senate vote.
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Ibs
Tribune
Albany
Kelsey
Woodruff
Herbert Parsons
Hughes
State Insurance Department
Senate
Archie Sanders
Rochester
Roosevelt
Sanders
Hooker
Wadsworth
New York
Genesee Society
Seas immune from capture sparks British debate in Commons
London reports a heated House of Commons debate on naval spending and sea immunity. Sir Edward Grey warned that granting private property immunity at sea could weaken Britain and invite invasion, stressing the empire’s vast obligations and the danger of arousing war if overreliance on immunity altered sea control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Edward Greer
House of Commons
Great Britain
England
Edward
Plot to steal Levingston body alarms widow in fear
A grave robbery plot targeting Dr. William Levingston, possibly William A. Rockefeller, was uncovered by Peter Stoll at Oakland Cemetery. A guard was posted near the grave and will stay nightly. Mrs. Levingston, widow of the man, fears for her husband’s alleged bigamy and safety of the remains.
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Tribune
Freeport
William Levingston
William A. Rockefeller
John Dr. Rockefeller
Peter Stoll
Sexton
Oakland Cemetery
Stoll
Bartender Murder Reveals Italian Count Identity
A Rome Foreign Affairs notice to Consul Shapiro identifies Ernest Douglas, killed January 16 in a North Eutaw street room, as Count Henrico Douglas Scotti of an Italian noble family. Relatives request official representation. the minister seeks all possible information on the man.
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Baltimore
Rome
Shapiro
Ernest Douglas
Eutaw Street
Henrico Douglas Scotti
Foreign Office
Tragic West Side Fire Kills Woman and Destroys Building
A two alarm blaze at 191 West Thin street roared through a six story apartment house. Margaret Landon on the sixth floor leaped to her death. Dozens burned or injured. sixteen families left homeless. Firemen aided by bystanders battled smoke and snow as residents fled to nearby Hotel Walton for aid. Police and volunteers aided injured and searched for missing tenants.
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West
Margaret Landon
Gallant
Jennie
Mary
Anne Landon
Andrew Dillon
Walton
West Toth Street
Roosevelt
Presbyterian
Phillip Schwartz
Freese
Warren
Philip Schwartz
Roosevelt Hospital
Columbus Avenue
Seymour Warner
West 76Th Street
White
West 68Th Street
George G. Bauchle
Arthur DeCordova
Stock Exchange
Lock @Wing
Howard Stewart
Bernard F. Fielding
Beaten and robbed on West 58th and Columbus
Alfred C. Bonnell of No 107 West 58th street was struck from behind with a blackjack and robbed of 150 dollars at midnight near the post office branch on Columbus Avenue. He suffers concussion and possible skull fracture and is under police investigation with no suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred C. Bonnell
West
Sth Street
Columbus Avenue
Mr. Bonnell
Sherwin-Williams Paint Company
Pennsylvania
Bonnell
Coast Artillery Reservists Rescue Fishermen In Ice Floes
Portland Maine February The War Department was recommended to commend Sergeant Leavitt and Privates McMillan and Winders of the ith Company Coast Artillery Corps for heroic rescue work in saving two exhausted fishermen adrift in harbor ice last night Their dory reached the drifting boat after an hour of breaking ice with gas pipes and the men were hauled aboard after the fishermen were bitten by frogs?
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Portland
Leavitt
McMillan and
Wincers
Ith Company
Coast Artillery Corps
Fort Preble
War Department
McMillig
Winders
Beer leaders urge simple labeling in food conference
Chicago reporters quote National Brewers Association urging government food experts to treat hot weather beverage as one undivided beer. Brewers oppose classifications like beer lager beer ale and porter. Government officials say they will consider the request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ex Slave Buries His Old Master in Ruston Sect
Lewis Reynolds an eighty six year old former slave owner died penniless in Ruston Louisiana. Oliver Lewis one of Reynolds slaves buried him after tending the planter who had raised and cared for the former master for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Ruston
Lewis Reynolds
Oliver Lewis
Reynolds
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Hart
Scouts Eden and
Jonah
Will
William H. Taft
Interborough
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Haan
Park Thats
Park Row Bridg
Adi
Biegen
Sultan
Parsons
Britain
Sir Edward Grey
Levingston
Man
John D. Rockefeller
Upper West Side
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