Warner Miller Fails in Creditors Assignment
United States Senator Warner Miller of Herkimer New York and a No 0 Broadway general business man signed an assignment for creditors to Ernest L Conant of Nassau Street. Miller president of Sierra Consolidated Gold Mining Company New Mexico receivers appointed in Charleston January 18. Conant declined to discuss Miller affairs or assets.
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Warner Miller
Herkimer
N. Y
Broadway
Ernest L. Conant
Nassau Street
Miller
Sierra Consolidated Gold Mining Company
New Mexico
Charleston
W. Va
Conant
Miller’s Ties to Mines and Railways Face Receivership
The Sierra Consolidated Gold Mining Company, linked to Miller and Belvin, went into receivership with two judges, Eugene H. Wilson and Joseph G. Fenster, named by Hopper and creditors respectively. Miller’s vast network spanned pulp interests, canal projects, and numerous ventures, with Dom in Copper becoming his latest success.
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Miller
Conant
Herkimer
Max
Sierra Company
Goldfield
William Wayne Belvin
British America
Eanoe Corporation
Belvin
Port Angeles
Portland
New York
Mr. Miller
Sierra Consolidated Gold Mining Company
Hopper
Eugene H. Wilson
Joseph G. Fenster
Hillsboro
N. M
Mille
International Paper Company
Ie Carabaya Rubber Company
The
Occidental Contracting Company
Golden Gem Mining Company
Snake and Opportunity Mines
Nicarscua Canal
Germany
Warner Miller of New York Political Figure Dies
Obituary notes Warner Miller a longtime New York politician and former senator who clashed with Thomas C. Platt. Miller served in the House after a five year State Assembly run and sought the governorship in 1888. Reports say he was not at his Herkimer home and his friends believed he was in a sanatorium.
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Munroe
Archibald G. Loomis
National City Bank
Warner Miller
New York
Thomas C. Platt
Senate of the United States
House of Representatives
State Assembly
Miller
Platt
Benjamin Harrison
Herkimer
Secret rail rates debated in Standard Oil case
Washington Jan 28 The government trial against Standard Oil heard deputy commissioner Durand describe Illinois railroad secret rates. He cited a joint tariff showing a 614 cent rate from Dalton Ill to East St Louis with a switching absorption, while a 6 cent intrastate rate from Chicago to East St Louis was not filed with IC C. Durand noted several routes and that the 6 cent rate appeared to have been given to Standard Oil, though only the Eastern Illinois rate was filed publicly. The testimony emphasized discrepancies between published and secret rates and the handling of rates by other roads.
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Washington
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Illinois
Standard Oil Company
Durand
Dodge
Chicago & Eastern
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago
Whiting
Ind
Chicago & Alton
Chicago
East St. Louis
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago, Burlington & Quincey
Department of Commerce and Labor
Whiting, Ind
Chicago & Eastern Ilinois
Rosenthal
H. E. Felton
Tarff
Ill
Chicago & Eastern Illinois Road
Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad
Chicago & Eastern Ullinois Railroad
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Kellogg
Mr. Durand
Mutual Reserve Case To Be Heard By Attorney General
Attorney General Jackson will examine legal questions from the state insurance department report on the Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Company this week. He will travel to New York Thursday for a conference with Mutual Reserve counsel to argue the points of law, with a request to present an agreed facts statement to the Appellate Division.
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Jackson
Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Company
State Insurance Department
New York
Mutual Reserve
Supreme Court
William Hepburn Russell
Moses Garfunkel
Tribune
Public Fire Department Probe Enters Third Week
The Commission ers of Accounts held the first public hearings into Fire Department affairs, with witness Little Tim Sullivan detailing a $259000 hose fund request that was cut to $59000. Officials described funding delays, contract enforcement, and a transition from volunteer to paid Jamaica fire service amid rotten hose concerns.
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Fire Department
Commissioners of Accounts
Mitchel
Little Tim” Sullivan
Lantry
Sullivan
Justice Davies
Municipal Court
Walter F. Healy
Windsor Company
Imperial Rubber Company
John H. O'Brien
Fire Department of
Jamaica
Joseph Kaiser
Wise
Kaiser
Leader of the unemployed in cell
Morrison J. Swift, head of the army of the unemployed, is jailed in Boston after attempting to hold a Common meeting. Police arrested him for shattering and distributing pamphlets. Ministers urge bail but Swift will stay jailed until released, claiming the action is an outrage. He is described as a Johns Hopkins PhD, author, and magazine writer.
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Boston
Morrison J. Swift
John Ellis
New Old South Church
Swift
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Des Moines Battles With Storm On Ocean Cruise
Newport R I Jan 28 The United States cruiser Des Moines voyaged from New York toward Brooklyn navy yard facing a fierce gale and heavy seas from a three day blizzard Commander T M Potts stayed on the bridge through the worst weather and the ship was blown off course toward Nantucket Shoals Lightship about sixty miles during the storm.
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Newport
R. 1
United States
Des Moines
Brooklyn Navy Yard
New York
T. M. Potts
Potts
Nantucket Shoals
Remsen May Head Pure Food Board
Baltimore January 28 President Ira Remsen of Johns Hopkins University has been asked by President Roosevelt to head the board of scientists to form a consulting committee on enforcing the pure food and drug law. Remsen said the invitation was received but the matter is not settled and he would say nothing more tonight.
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Milwaukee Southwestern Railroad
Traders’ Fire Insurance Company
State Insurance Department
Miller
International North and South American Transportation Company
Maine
Dominion Copper Company
Montreal & Bostonne Company
Baltimore
Ira Remsen
Johns Hopkins University
Roosevelt
Remsen
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Mutual Reserve Case
the Tribune
Pure Food Board
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Union Square Savings Bank
Institution For the Savings
City of
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James Wakeman
City of New York
Nathan Uhler
Bank For Savings
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Spain
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Sweden
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New York City
McDonald- Wiggins Co
McDonald-Wiggins Co
McDonald— Wiggins Co
Tribune Office
E. Bailey
Brewster, N. Y
Lida A. Seely
the. Employment Bureau
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Lexington Ave
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