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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1906

Page

20

Yellow dog funds uncovered at Mutual Life probe

Insurance grand jury investigates old Mutual Life management as nearly $10,000 linked to a former official is returned to company coffers. Dr Walter R Gillette admitted holding remnants of a trust fund, described by President Peabody as restoration not restitution. DA Jerome pursues lead with aides. grand jury to wrap by mid June, then staff will continue inquiry after his vacation.

Mutual Life Insurance Company Insurance Grand Jury Mutual Walter R. Gillette Truesdale The Tr Gillette Dr. Gillette Peabody Equitable President Peabody Gillette Jerome Kresell Frederick I. Allen Law Department Gallagher Criminal Courts Scott Europe

Murder at Little Rock Hotel Ties Graft Case

Mrs. Charlotte Leetham proprietor of the Little Rock Hotel, a gathering place for Arkansas legislative boodling, was found dead in her room this morning in a mysterious killing. Authorities say she knew the grafting secrets and may have been silenced to keep them secret. A servant recalls a high official, implicated in grafting, leaving the room at midnight after a quarrel. An arrest of the official may follow soon.

The Tribune Memphis Charlotte Leetham Little Rock Legislative Arkansas

Tortured by Mexicans in a Mexican Prison Tale

The crews of three American fishing smacks D L Taft Sallie Brearns and Lizzie B Adams recount nine days in a Mexico prison after seizure. They describe packed cells with poor ventilation brackish water offered at a price and withheld clothing. rescue came via the American Consul who secured bond and release.

the Tribune Galveston D. L. Taft Sallie Brearns Lizzie B. Adams Joseph Weeks Adams Vrorades Eddie Verma

Explosion Burns Couple Near Canoe Place Creek

Good Ground Long Island June 4 Mr and Mrs Webeter Gordon of Westhampton were severely burned by gasoline in an explosion on a stove in Canoe Place Creek. Mr and Mrs Chauncey Robinson escaped injury while the blast failed to recu lse from a heavy tank.

Long Island Webeter Gordon Westhampton Canoe Place Creek Chauncey Robinson

Dewey's Claret or Lauterne Punch Serves 484Y

A brief note from Bons Co at Le Fulon St New York describes a punch called Dewey's Claret or Lauterne Punch. The item promises reliable service for guests and hints at a wine or punch product with a price or code 484Y.

Dewey Mde He & Bons Co le Fulon St New York

Mrs Stanford Accused Suit Against Estate

Annie F. Stanford files in San Francisco a $108,000 suit against the Leland Stanford estate executors alleging conspiracy and fraud. The complaint traces to 1869 and a Central Pacific stock transfer, claiming Mrs. Stanford withheld $500,000 in stock and failed $1,000 monthly payments to Asa P. Stanford, who later released claims for $25,000. Annie seeks voiding that release.

San Francisco Leland Stanford Annie F. Stanford Senator Stanford Jane L. Stanford Asa P. Stanford Asa Stanford Annie Stanford

Humbert Injured in Madison Avenue Car Crash

Morristown New Jersey June 4 E C Humbert of Humbert Son brokerages lies seriously injured at his son J J C Humberts Laon taka Way home from a collision on Madison Avenue An automobile driving around a bend struck the carriage breaking Humberts collar bone and shoulder blades The chauffeur Fred Clark was arrested held on $500 bail The car owners Joseph Eastman of Tarrytown and six women were uninjured Humbert is a NY Stock Exchange member and affiliated with Reform Baltusrol Golf and Crescent Athletic clubs.

Tribune Morristown N. J E. C. Humbert E. C. Humbert & Son Broadstreet New York City J. J. C. Humbert Laontaka Way Mr. Humbert Madison Avenue Humbert Fred Clark Joseph Eastman Tarrytown Clark Eastman New York Stock Exchange Reform Baltusrol Golf and Crescent Athletic Clubs New York

Young Doctor Bennett Driven to Hospital Amid Hallucinations

Dr Beauvoir Bennett of 1433 Lexington Avenue was removed to Presbyterian Hospital after his father Joseph Bennett sought care for his son’s hallucinations linked to a kidney operation. The physician, who sided with Cuban insurgents in the Spanish Cuban War, reportedly faced fever and kidney illness upon returning home. He and friend Herbert Seeley fought four months before Bennett suffered a sword wound, later recovering but with chronic kidney issues.

Beauvoir Bennett Lexington Avenue Presbyterian Hospital Joseph S. Bennett Dr. Bennett Herbert B. Seeley Seeley Dinner Fame Tampa Fla Lacret Seeley Bennett

British May Boycott American Meats Over Scandal

London editors debate President Roosevelt's meat scandal message and urge British consumers to shun American products until reforms. The Daily Telegraph backs imperial preference for colonies with inspections, while The Standard warns against American or Canadian meats pending safety improvements. Dr. Cooper criticizes British inspection standards.

Lic

Race with Death Lost Bur toy Out of Senate

A seven year old girl Ruth Percival Dowling died of tetanus en route to New York on the North Adams special of the New Haven railroad after a fall at home caused a fractured arm. Doctors aboard attempted rescue as the train neared Grand Central Station. The Dowling family, prominent in New York civic life, faced the tragedy during a difficult medical journey. In Topeka Kansas Foster Dwight Coburn was appointed United States Senator to succeed resigning J Ralph Burton, who stepped down after a brief resignation process. Coburn, born in 1849, had served as Kansas State Board of Agriculture secretary and on livestock exhibiting duties. Burton's resignation was presented to Governor Hoch and immediately accepted by the governor.

New York North Adams New Haven Ruth Percival Dowling Robert Emmet Dowling Mott Haven Grand Central Station Dowling City of New York Insurance Company Lincoln Trust Company State Investing Company West 83d Street Sharon Springs Conn E. B. Culby No. 5 Park Avenue William Jones Ansonia Hotel Grand Central Topeka Kan Foster Dwight Coburn Kansas City United States E. W. Hoch J. Ralph Burton Coburn Senate Jefferson County Wis Kansas Kansas State Board of Agriculture Burton Hoch Fairbanks Senator Burton Governor Hoch B. P. Waggener R. P. Hackney Btate House Messrs Waggener Hackney Joseph R. Burton

Auto Light Saves Her at Idlewood Park

Miss Minnie Ashby an eighteen year old Idlewood cashier in Richmond Virginia leapt into the mini lake at midnight after a quarrel with her sweetheart and nearly drowned. James Allgood in a passing automobile stopped his car and jumped in to rescue her dragging her to shore where she was resuscitated with difficulty.

Tribune Richmond Minnie Ashby Idlewood James Allgood Allgood

Dead Man Returns After Thirteen Years Missing

John Mooney, long believed dead, returned to Pittsburg on June 4 with thousands of dollars. He learned his wife and one son had died after an insurance payout. Mooney suffered a mental collapse, recalling little of his travels from Knoxville to Ireland, New Orleans, and Missouri, leaving behind a rapidly grown property fortune.

The Tribune Pittsburg John Mooney Mooney Knoxville Ireland United States New Orleans Missouri

Sleeping cars for St Louis and Cincinnati service promoted

An ad states sleeping cars to St Louis and Cincinnati with perfect service leaving New York daily at 7 30 pm via New York Central Lines, noting no excess fare.

St. Louis Cincinnati New York New York Central

Both Sides Claim Oregon Conducting Statewide Race Claims

Portland leaders of both state central committees declare their candidates for Governor United States Senator and Congressmen have carried Oregon though no precincts have reported results.

Portland Ore

Dispute Over Lincoln Birthplace Legal Fight Over Birth County

Lexington June 4 Investigators say a Lincoln birthplace farm in Larue County is not Lincoln’s birthplace. They allege Abraham Lincoln was born in Washington County and moved to Larue County at six weeks old based on affidavits and witness statements. Lincoln Birthplace Memorial Association organizer Robert J Collier counters that records confirm Larue County as Lincoln’s birthplace.

Tribune Lexington J. W. Lewis W. D. Claybrooke Springfield Abraham Lincoln Larue County Lincoln Birthplace Association Lincoln Washington County William Hardesty Hardesty John Hardesty W.C. Methord W. F. Booker Thomas Lincoln Nancy Hanks Richard Berry Robert J. Collier Lincoln Birthplace Lincoln Birthplace Memorial Association Collier

Chinese entrant wins second prize in Sandham oratorical

Joe Tung Lee, a Chinese student from Canton, took second in the Sandham oratorical contest at New York University with The Exclusion of the Chinese. Arthur Henry Limouze of Leonia, New Jersey, won first prize of 75 dollars as a junior preparing for college, while Lee trained at Dwight School.

Joe Tung Lee New York University Sandham Lee P. Ka Isaka Seme Columbia Arthur Henry Limouze Leonia N. J Dwight School Canton Limouge New Jersey William B. Stevenson First Presbyterian Church Yonkers Welland Herdick F. W. Brodsky

Rochester priest denounces peek a boo waists debate

The Rev. George M. A. Schoener urged women at his Rochester Pennsylvania church to abandon revealing Peek-a-boo waists. He warned the outfit resembles a bathing costume and stressed the church is not a bathing resort. Several women blushed and lowered their heads as he spoke.

the Tribune Rochester Penn George M. A. Schoener

St Louis Limited through train from New York advertised

The St Louis Limited via Pennsylvania Railroad leaves New York at 1 55 p m daily and arrives in St Louis at 4 30 p m next day. The service features high grade Pullman equipment.

ST. Louis Limited Pennsylvania Railroad New York St Louis

Health inspector to inspect stockyards after Roosevelt message

Chicago reports that Commissioner Whalen of the Health Department announced an immediate sanitary inspection of the stockyards following President Roosevelt's address to Congress.

Chicago Roosevelt Congress Whalen Health Department

Miners Quit After Corned Beef Poisoning in Punxsutawney

Punxsutawney reports forty Eleanor shaft workers pulled from duty after sudden illness blamed on corned beef. Advertisements note travel details for Mayflower Limited and Merchants Limited trains, offering New York departures with day returns to the city.

Punxsutawney Penn Eleanor Shaft

Inspectors Report on Chicago Stockyards Conditions

Washington June 4 The report by Messrs Reynolds and Neill details their investigation of conditions in Chicago stockyards and packing houses. They spent two and a half weeks examining principal establishments slaughtering cattle hogs and preparing meat and meat food products with visits to major packing houses and several smaller ones. A Reynolds day in New York City covered additional slaughterhouses.

Chicago Neill and Reynolds Roosevelt Congress Armour & Co Swift & Co Nelson Morris & Co G. H. Hammond Company Omaha Packing Company Anglo-American Provision Company Libby, McNeil & Libby Schwarzschild-Sulazberger Company Neill-Reynolds Department of Agriculture Germany United States Department of Agriculture Washington Messrs Neilla Reynolds T. J. Burritt University of Illinois H. S. Grindley Burrill Grindley Neil Bureau of Animal Industry Messrs. Neill and Reynolds Senate House of Representatives James Bronson Reynolds Charles P. Neill Bureau Reynolds and Neill Mesars Beveridge Theodore Roosevelt White House Messra Reynolds China

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Yellow Dog Boodlers Young Doctor Insane James B. Reynolds Charles P. Neil London President Roosevelt Sage Packers Chamberlain Daily Telegraph Cooper Bermondsey Daily Mail Dr. Cooper Great Britain England Burtoy Child F. D. Coburn Auto Light Doughty Oregon Acker-Merrall, Park & Tit Charles & Co Advt Jge Tung Lee Orator Chinaman T-bune Gorman Beet Trust Chicago Health Department Mayflower Limited Boston Merchants Limited
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