Ga ynor and Greene Lose Extradition Bid in Canada
Montreal judge Lafontaine ruled for extradition of John F. Gaynor and Benjamin D. Greene after finding evidence of a conspiracy with Carter to defraud the United States. The case covered embezzlement and receiving stolen property tied to the Savannah dredging contracts and the Atlantic Dredging Company, with appeals up to the British Privy Council.
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Montreal
Lafontaine
United States
John F. Ganor
Benjamin D. Greene
Gaynor
Greene
Carter
Freud
Andohn F. Gaynor
Savannah
Rend
Georgia
Oberlin M. Carter
Savannah Harbor
Cumberland Sound
Fort Leavenworth
Kaw
Dom
Atlantic Dredging Company
Moss, Greene
Elds
Judes Emory
Quebec
Ches
Caron
Superior Court of
United Tates
Gasnor
Washington
Privy Council
Fearery
Habeas Corpus Delay in Canadian Surrender Case
June 6 report from Mon tre a Quebec notes Judge Lafontaine ordered Gaynor and Greene held for surrender to U.S. authorities. The prisoners may apply for a writ of habeas corpus within fifteen days. If denied, the matter goes to another judge for possible discharge or recommittal, with possible surrender within two months. The Quebec Court of Appeal precedent allows further appeal options. The government faces an ensuing decision on the process.
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Woshington
Montres
Lafontaine
Gaynor
Greene
United States
Toow
Department of Justice
Lefontaine
Bonaparte to Attend Maryland GOP Meeting as Leader
Baltimore report says Charles J. Bonaparte soon to be Secretary of the Navy will address the Republican State Committee meeting. He aims to unite Republicans against the German plan to defeat a constitutional amendment in Maryland. Seen as evidence Roosevelt influence guiding the party in the state.
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Tribune
Baltimore
Charles J. Bonaparte
Navy
Republican State Committee
Honaparte
Roosevelt
Bonaparte
Maryland
National Committee
Glover in South Orange Faces Trial over Child Burns
Orange June 6 Special Severe censure falls on the Children’s Aid Society for seeking to dismiss its complaint against William M. Glover who confessed to burning his two children with matches as a disciplinary act. Justice Andrew S. Taylor set Thursday for trial and ordered witnesses present.
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Andrew S. Taylor
South Orange Police Court
Glover
Bejamin F. Jones
Orange
Jones
Weaver Shake-Up Hits Philadelphia Officals and Police
Philadelphia June 6 Arthur R H Morrow assistant director of the Department of Supplies suspended in the gas fight resigns at Mayor Weaver’s request Andrew P Chism a clerk moved into Morrows place Frank E Smith promoted to chief of Highways from William H Frock removed Twenty five policemen face the Board of Inquiry on charges of dereliction of duty Weaver asks banks and trust companies to report June 1 city deposits and average balances for 1905 at 2 percent interest a bank president says the Controller of the Currency alone has that right to know these figures
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Philadelphia
Arthur R. H. Morrow
Department of Supplies
Weaver
Andrew P. Chism
Morrow
Frank E. Smith
Bureau of Highways
William H. Frock
Board of Inquiry
ISOS
Prominent Kingston Politician George M. Brink Dies by Suicide
George M. Brink, longtime Republican leader and Grand Army veteran from Kingston, committed suicide by hanging in his barn at age 58. A former Assemblyman from Ulster County District 1, Brink served as Kingston postmaster and held minor city offices during President McKinley’s first term. Once owner of a thriving tobacco business, he grew despondent over ill health and dwindling fortune.
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George M. Brink
Republican Politiian
20Th New-York Regiment
Ulster County
Kingston
McKinley
Ingston
N.Y
Sears Will Missing in Boston Estate of 25 Million Disappears
Boston June 6 The last will of J Montgomery Sears Boston's largest taxpayer is missing. The estate is about 25 million dollars. Attorneys say the document was turned over to him months ago after execution and attestation. A previous will has been found but the second document remains undiscovered.
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Boston
J. Montgomery Sears
Woman builds town for spite at Conrad Indiana
Kentland Indiana June 6 Mrs Jennie E Conrad a wealthy Indiana woman marks her birthday by dedicating the town of Conrad aiming to outclass neighboring Lake Village and erase it from the map A feud long simmering with locals fuels her plan to secure a railroad station and develop a model town with houses stores a hotel and other buildings as Conrad enjoys its first bloom.
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Ivy Telegraph
the Tribune
Kentland
Ind
Jennie E. Conrad
Indiana
Conrad
Lake Village
Indiana Harbor Railroad
Lake Wilfhe
Balla
Equitable controversy draws state probes and press speculation
Reports from Wall Street stress possible actions by Superintendent Hendricks and other state officials over the Equitable situation. Officials deny broad investigations, while figures like Harriman and Odell may seek inquiries. Kilburn denies ties to the matter as DA Jerome says no criminal probe yet. Witnesses including Alexander and Krech are questioned in ongoing inquiry.
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Wall Street
Hendricks
Equitable
FE. H. Harriman
Odell
Higgins
Sperintendent
Kilburn
State Bank 25 Department
Financial District
Equitable and Mercantile Trust Companies
National Bank of Commerce
Jerome
Equitable Vnce
Poliders
Sctaio
Equitable Agents Report Mixed As Company Faces Troubles
Reports from Equitable general agents in several states show varied business conditions with some hardening sales and others steady activity. In New Jersey no widespread discontent exists, though new business has fallen due to directorate troubles and publicized disputes. Boston notes quiet work by New England agents amid factional issues, with policy lapses offset by continued efforts to secure new business and a meeting of the policy believer protective committee discussing the Frick report.
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Equitable
Therays
Elmer Driesiss
Low
New
Newark
XN. J
New-Jersey
Eisele and King
General Fuente
John C. Eisele
Boston
Mass
Nathan Warren
The
New England
Tarbell
Policy Believer Protective Committee
Louis D. Brandeis
Frick
Protective Committee
Rhode Island
Providence
R. 1
Srlce
Aecee E
Beer Suiller
Hyde resigns from Frick banks board in Pittsboro
James Hazen Hyde resigns as director from the Frick banks in Pittsboro. His resignations were received yesterday and accepted by Mellon National Bank and Union Company. The note indicates Hyde had served on the board of both institutions.
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Miho
Sean
Taove
Ibreste
Hyde
Union Facifle
Oregon Aquid Navigation Companies
Harriman Properties
Frick Banks
Pittsboro
James Hazen Hyde
Mellon National Bank
Union Compans
Japanese Secrecy on naval actions and orders issued
Army and Navy news from Washington report high curiosity over Japanese attack on the Russian fleet in the Korean Strait, noting secrecy and unidentified details. Also listed are recent army and navy orders and movements of several vessels with arrivals and sailings at various ports and yards.
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Truss Beek
Washington
Corean Strait
Dlepatches
Nile
Sia
Subinare Bueck
Frith
Navy Department
Lawrence
Norfolk
Topeke
Guantanamo
Castine
Newport
Monte Crist
Baltimore
Slaine
Missouri
Kearearge
Kentucky
Southern Drill Grounds
Princeton
San Francisco
Sylph
Ranger
Cavite
Rainbow
Hung ‘Kone
Topeka
Monte Cristo
Toku
Shanghai
Strine
Kearsarge
Kensey
Hampton Oats
Ajax
Hampton Foxda
Denver
Sanchea
Santo
Mare Taian
Dinedamerico
Newark
Teane
Avante
Florida
Arkansas
Conger Denies Resigning as Governor Candidate
Mexico City June ambassador Conger today denied rumors of resigning to seek a town governorship. He stated he enjoys the diplomatic service and prefers to continue serving his country. He said his appointment here is permanent as far as he knows and subject only to the conditions of any diplomatic post.
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Mexico City
Conger
Setire
Diplomatic Service
Mrs Armand De Lorris Revealed In Mourning Romance
Mrs Armand De Lorris of Larchmont Manor disclosed a secret marriage to Cora Fowler of Larchmont after the sudden death of Fowler's husband. The union reportedly occurred in Canada on April 16 and De Lorris died May 20. details remain scarce from the New York area society circles.
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Armand de Lorris
Larchmont
Weens
Armand de Ian
Cora Fowler
Larchmont Manor
Miss Fowler
de Lorris
Grove-ave
Cora Fowfort Larchmont
General Canada
Armand de Lorre
Fowler
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Children’s Society of Orange
Black Hand
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Black Hand Society
Pittston
Cork Lane
Joseph Castiler
N. Y
J. M. Sears
Apollinaris
Table Waters
New York
Telephone
Ike Song
Hendrick
Alexander
William H. McIntyre
Valentine P Snyder
H. C. Deming
Mercantile Trust Company
Alvin W
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cort
Brooklyn
Pullman
W. W. Atterbury
J. R. Wood
Geo. W. Boyd
Eddy
Feversity
West 42d
West Dint Street
Army and Navy News
Army
A. Shimer
Ormanisaion
John 8. Johnston
Fort Greyle
Sam. F. Bottoms
Philippines
W. In
Washington Society
Washington Bvg Star
Mrs. Darrell
Pelham
Elizabeth
Foxcroft Davis
the Macmillan
Reigns
Canadian Pacific Railway
E. Y. Skinner
Broadway
New York City
Ave, Orig
Arnheim
Arnheim Broadway
9Th St
Joan Enerling
Xo. Tnat
Fatrelman Miller
Park Place
Lareen
Tombs Court
Inlm
Tts Club
Rent Hberling
Miller
Breen
Seventh Ave
L. W. Kimbell
St. George
J. W. Kimball
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Manhattan
N. J
Wwe
St George
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Herve
Myrtlerare
Jay
Ice Mandala i Wi
Mr. Shalt
Hotel, Sound, Conn
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