Morse Denies Creditors' Reports On Cunard Campania Voyage
Charles W. Morse of New York, aboard the Cunard Campania at Queenstown, dismisses London press tales of fleeing creditors as sensational. He says he will return to New York within ten days, plans to reconstruct his interests, and declines to reveal European moves though Paris is suspected.
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Associated Press
Cunard Line
Campania
Charles W. Morse
New York
Liverpool
C. M. Moore
Morse
United States
Europe
Paris
Hughes States He Will Not Seek Reappointment
Albany February 7 Governor Hughes declares he will not run again for governor in any case. In a public farewell speech as commander in chief of New York state forces he praises the National Guard and the duty it bears to the country and people. He notes a legislative probe into guard affairs and says the committee’s work will aid the guard. Other speakers include General Robert Shaw Oliver Judge Lewis Griffith Captain Thomas Franklin and Captain John F O Ryan.
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Albany
Hughes
National Guard Association
New York
National Guard
Robert Shaw Oliver
Third Brigade
Lewis E. Griffith
Troy
Thomas Franklin
Postal System Evils Experts Urge Reforms
The Tribune reports a Washington dispatch on January findings by experts Dickinson and White criticizing U S postal operations. They cite wasteful accounting, interdepartmental friction, missing credits for free mail, and lack of a coherent auditing system. They urge a new scheme for bill preparation, warrants, and a unified accounting process to curb losses and errors.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Tribune
Congressional Postal Commission
A. Lowes Dickinson
Francis F. White
Dickinson, Wilmot & Sterrett
Plender, Griffiths & Co
New York
Postal Service
Congress
Commission
Chicago
Morse Found Aboard Campania Resting Before Return
Dispatched word from Queenstown confirms Charles W. Morse is on the steamship Campania. Friends and counsel expect his return to Wall Street within about a fortnight. The case involves a federal grand jury inquiry and his ties to the National Bank of North America stock sale.
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Mr. Boardman
William J. Flynn
Secret Service Bureau
United States
Stimson
Secret Service
Justice O'Brien
Federel Crand Jury
Boardman
National Bank of North America
Grand Jury
Morse
Campania
Miners Complete Hazardous Grand Canyon River Run
Charles S. Russell and E R Monett reached Fort Mojave after a 752 mile journey through the Grand Canyon in a 16 foot row boat. They expect arrival at Needles by morning and plan a reception tomorrow night. Russell praised the river conditions and described near misses at Hermit Creek and Long Rapids.
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Tribune
Robre
Recreation Hall
Robert B. Stanton
Russell
Bright Angel
Niagara
Diamond Creek
Hermit Creek
Monett
Long Rapids
Needles
Wes
Doctor Dies From Cocaine Overdose in Brooklyn Office
Dr David L Place of Brooklyn treated Cedarholm 60 Berkeley who was found dying from a cocaine overdose in his office He died fifteen minutes later Despondent over habit Cedarholm who was born in Stockholm forty five years ago had practiced cocaine use for years He left a wife and a daughter.
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Cedarholm
Berkeley
David L. Place
Brooklyn
Henry M. Mills
Sixth Avenue
Stockholm
Tariff Reform League celebrates strong support in London
The Tariff Reform League drew about 1500 delegates in London as Joseph Chamberlain hailed the gathering. Viscount Ridley touted backing from educated classes and listed 65 Commons, 170 Lords, and 204 MPs and former MPs among league vice presidents. The main resolution endorsing fiscal reform for the Unionist party passed by acclamation.
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London
Tariff Reform League
Protectionists
Joseph Chamberlain
Viscount Ridley
League
House of Commons
House of Lords
Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt to wed Count Hadik rumored
A Budapest report says Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt will marry Count Hadik but skepticism remains about its authenticity. Aristocratic circles know little, while the Count, son of the late Admiral Hadik, is currently in Budapest as a Hungarian deputy with a good reputation.
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Budapest
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Count Hadik
Hadik
Banker Missing After Failing to Settle Large Debt
Berlin reports Siegmund Friedburg a private banker and owner of The Investors' Adviser has vanished. He allegedly owes about 400000 dollars with 200000 of that claimed to be due fromHabliiues. The case involves a missing financier and possible insolvency.
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Berlin
Siegmund Friedburg
Itig
Corey Optimistic on Steel Market Recovery
W E Corey president of United States Steel Corporation said he anticipates normal industrial conditions return and noted increased mill production from 36 percent in mid December to 45 50 percent currently. He cited steady demand for wire tubes and tin plate and an inquiry for 60000 tons of Cassatt rails as signs of renewed activity.
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Tribune
Cleveland
W. E. Corey
United States Steel Corporation
Corey
Republic
Cambria
Jones & Laughlin
Western Railroad
New York
Lake Superior
Great Lakes
Bessemer
Mesaba Bessemer
Ota Range
Steel rail orders tied to major firms across the Northeast
Philadelphia reports show the Pennsylvania Railroad ordered 27 000 tons from United States Steel, 11 000 from Cambria Steel, 11 000 from Pennsylvania Steel, and 2 500 from Lackawanna Steel. Susquehanna Iron and Steel will restart pipe and rolling mills in Columbia and York, employing up to 1 750 workers. W. Dewees Wood mill in McKeesport to restart ten mills next Sunday, with about 1 000 jobs. Federal Furnace Company South Chicago plant to resume February 2 after December closure.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
United States Steel Corporation
Cambria Steel Company
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Lackawanna Steel Company
Lancaster
Penn
Susquehanna Iron and Steel Company
Columbia
York
Susquehanna Company
Jansen Rolling Mills
Pittsburg
W. Dewees Wood
McKeesport
Chicago
Federal Furnace Company
South Chicago
Woodruff Praises Taft Hughes At New Hampshire Dinner
Timothy L. Woodruff told New Hampshire Society members at the Hotel Savoy that William H. Taft is the greatest man in the United States next to Theodore Roosevelt and that he has faith in Governor Charles F. Hughes. Ex Judge Howland denounced business busting and railroad attacks, calling for a revolt to sustain prosperity. Irving W. Drew criticized Winston Churchill and Coniston, while Woodruff praised Drew and noted Rockefeller money as tainted.
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New Hampshire Society
Hotel Savoy
Roosevelt
United States
William H. Taft
Charles E. Hughes
Taft
Hughes
Wall Street
Mr. Woodruff
Webster
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Charles F. Hughes
Henry E. Howland
Congress
Tom
Harry
Northern Securities
Irving W. Drew
New Hampshire
Winston Churchill
Drew
Syracuse University
Rockefeller
Widow Mrs. Patrick Taken Ill After Overdose at Hotel York
Mrs. M. FE. Patrick a Goldfield Nev widow was rushed from Hotel York at 36th Street and Seventh Avenue to Roosevelt Hospital with pneumonia and possible sleeping-powder overdose. Dr J T Westerman said she likely took an overdose and warned against taking them without his permission.
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Goldfield
Nev
York
36Th Street
Seventh Avenue
Roosevelt Hospital
J. T. Westerman
No. 6
East 32d Street
Patrick
Luxury for icemen in jail sparks judge inquiry
A Toledo jail inmate alleges convicted Icemen receive special privileges. The prisoner claims constant visitor access, elaborate meals, easy access to the jail office and telephone, and rugs for comfort. The prosecutor will investigate.
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Toledo
Htinkade
Snow Search For Missing Pearl Necklace At Opera
William F Dominick reports his mother Mrs William G Dominick lost a pearl necklace with diamond and pearl pendant valued at 10000 on her way to the Metropolitan Opera House. Police and detectives joined the snow search at the carriage, home sidewalk, and opera entrance with a crowd aiding.
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William F. Dominick
East 57Th Street
William G. Dominick
Metropolitan Opera House
Anxiety over Lightship 85 near Nantucket Shoals
Newport reports at the torpedo station that Lightship 85 has not answered wireless calls since early Thursday morning. Officials fear a failure of wireless gear or an accident aboard the lightship, which has only been on station a week. Commander Gleaves notified the Navy Department. a lighthouse inspector and tender may be sent if silence continues.
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Post Office Department
the Tribune
Newport
R. L
Naval Torpedo Station
Nantucket Shoals
Albert Gleaves
Navy Department
Ten Killed in Port Hood Coal Mine Disaster
Six coal miners and four loaders died after an explosion in the Port Hood mine on Cape Breton Island. Names include John Campbell and A R McDonald. Rescue efforts engaged nearly all workers. cause under investigation with powder ignition considered. Mine closed and not to reopen until next week. Port Hood is Inverness County's capital with about two thousand residents.
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Port Hood
N. S
Cape Breton
Inverness County
Cape Breton Island
Port Hawkesbury
Miss Harriet Huey Dies by Gas Inhalation in Philadelphia
Miss Harriet Baird Huey fifty seven former president of the Philadelphia Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution died by inhaling illuminating gas at her home last evening. The coroner held a special inquest and the facts emerged today. She was sister to the late Samuel B Huey a longtime Board of Education president and noted financier.
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Philadelphia
Harriet Baird Huey
Daughters of the American Revolution
Coromer
Huey
Samuel B Huey
Board of Education
Robbery Reported During Morgan Party Stop In Texas
The Morgans and party arrived in Galveston en route to California when jewels and cash valued at several thousand dollars were reported stolen from Mr. J. P. Morgan's private car Independence. Loss said to have occurred in El Paso after a thief followed the travelers from New York. Also traveling were Mrs. J. N. Nappen of Providence and Mrs. Meredith of New York. The party refused to comment.
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Tribune
Galveston
J. P. Morgan
California
Morgan
Independence
el Paso
New York
Morgans
J. N. Nappen
Providence
Meredith
High Sow Price Sets Record at Sterling Sale
At a Duroe Jersey bred sow sale near Sterling DL on Feb 7, A F Russell of Savannah Mo paid 2.40 for a top sow, described as the highest price ever paid. Forty head sold averaging 18 dollars each.
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the Tribune
Sterling
A. F. Russell
Savannah
Moe
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