Equitable directors face shakeup and chairman race
The board of the Equitable Trust faces a tense meeting focused on selecting a chairman amid numerous resignations and a brewing power struggle. Key figures like Hyde Gould Herrick and Untermyer linger in talks as directors weigh candidates and superintendent Hendricks reviews possible reforms.
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Cleveland
Bio
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Gould Tntersy
Hyde Holdings
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Jer md
George J
Geal
OT My. Hyde
Ged
Wick
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Gould
Br. Gould
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Camp Atengor
Cay
Gosh
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Pwece
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Hye
Equitebio Board
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Gouré
Winislow
Pierce
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Alvin W. Keeth
Equitable Trust Comany
West Virginia Central and Pittsburo
Tm 1902
Gould Transcontinental Railroad
Louis Fuegersif
Western Maryland
MONE
John A. Stewart
A. J. Cassatt
Join Sloane
Slane
Iist Lenox
Ostromg
Judge Gray
Delaware
Hendricks
Lemuel Untermyer
E. H. Harriman
Untermyer
Equitable
Marrtrean Enterprises
Equltabie
Barber
Untersyer
Charles E. Hughes
John Quinn
Alexander & Colby
Delcassé Resigns Amid Delicate Morocco Crisis
Paris June 6 1905 The resignation of M Dele ssé after directing French foreign policy since June 28 188 is seen as necessary to avert war with Germany. Rouvier temporarily takes over, with opposition from the cabinet over Morocco policy and tensions with Germany, while Russia is sidelined and Britain Italy and Spain gain odds. No immediate war danger appears despite massed German troops.
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Paris
ML Delcssie
France
Rouvier
M. Deleest
Morocco
Germany
England
Italy
Spain
M. Rouyier
M. Deleussé
Quai d’Orsay
M. Delessst
Russia
Japan
M. Delcassé
the Tribune
Berlin
Delcassé Resigns as French Foreign Minister Praised by Germany
Berlin reports show unmixed satisfaction over M. Delcassé resigning the post, praising Germany's Morocco policy and Emperor William's Tangier stance. Paris openly explains the Morocco issue as the cause, and observers think the move may ease Franco German tensions and aid M. Bouvier’s efforts to improve relations.
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Berlin
M. Delcassé
France
Paris
Morocco
Germany
William
Tangier
M. Bouvier
Delcasso resigns as France's foreign minister in Paris
M Delcasso presented his resignation at a Council of Ministers meeting at the Elysee Palace stating he retires from any further direction of France's foreign affairs. He cited differences over policy and redirected focus to the good of the nation. Premier Flouvier and B L Rourini commented on the development. Yale Princeton baseball section follows.
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M. Delcasso
France
Council of
ML Vielnains
Rourini
Detcassé
Flood Strikes Western Michigan Rail Lines
Western Michigan flood halts rail traffic in Grand Rapids area with damage across the Pere Marquette and Grand Rapids and Indiana lines. Washouts stretch up to two hundred feet, dam and bridge failures affect the Muskegon and other rivers, with losses estimated at least 500000 in Michigan. Chicago reports tidal waves on Lake Michigan reaching three and a half feet, with one wave stationary for over half an hour.
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Michigan
Prizefight in Jail Ends With Convict's Death
Trenton Jersey June Special-Kit Miller, released from New Jersey State Prison after serving over ten years for breaking and entering, recounts a fatal prizefight with a fellow convict John Weles. Miller describes the mob scene, a knife attack, and his testimony about past incidents while detailing the death and aftermath.
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Trenton
N. J
Miller
New Jersey
John Weles
John H. Backes
Wels
Mutiny on the Ultonia Aboard Tiroria
A report from June R A vlema states mutiny occurred aboard the Cunard steamer Tiroria on the Ultonia voyage from New York. Firemen and stokers struck over watch hours, Austrian sailors replaced them, a clash with English officers followed, and some Austrians were imprisoned while others were pressed into service as stokers. Ultonia departed New York May 11 and reached Fiume June 4.
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Fiume
Cunard Line
Tiroria
New York
Flume
PLAN A RICE TRUST In Louisiana and Texas
New York capital linked with Havemeyers plans to buy rice canals and mills across Louisiana and Texas. Most mills and pumping plants would join. some oppose, others may build new mills if denied. Landowners would sell rice on contract for five years at staple prices. Promoters claim to expand the rice industry with ample capital. About 1200 miles of canals and eighty five plants in the two states.
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Galveston
Tex
New-York
Havemeyers
Louisiana
Texas
Claims Much Land in Trenton Indiana
Mrs Harriet Harlow of Kokomo Indiana today filed documents to prove a claim to Trenton Indiana land now housing the town business quarter and main residence area. The key document is the will of Barlow Johnson from Cumberland County West Jersey dated 1789. The property is valued at several million dollars. Her attorney will travel to Trenton to seek legal aid.
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Richmond
Ind
Harriet Harlow
Bridge collapse kills one and wounds four near Jamaica
An iron signalling bridge cover collapsed on the Tongerstead Hallroad west of Jamaica yesterday afternoon. One man died at once and three others were seriously injured. a fifth person suffered minor injuries. The accident occurred during repairs after a prior track incident. Temporary repairs followed. investigators and doctors treated victims at St Mary’s hospital. Foreman Sharpe was arrested.
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Jamaica
Long Island
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Sharpe
Night Nurse Fights Bellevue Hospital Fire
A fire at Bellevue Hospital started in the diet kitchen insulation of electric wires. Nurse Margaret Galvin rushed to the blaze, tried to smother it with a blanket, then called for power shutoff as the staff worked to evacuate and calm thirty patients in Ward No 22. Fire crews, led by Chief Engineer Hendricks, soon controlled the flames while Drs. Orring Johnson Hall and McKensie stabilized frightened patients.
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Margaret Galvin
Ward No. 22
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McHale Fini
Regineer Hendricks
Secret Trip Rumors Shadow President Harper's Plans
Chicago rumors claim President Marnes health fears grow as he plans a discreet June convocation absence with wife. Reported secrecy centers on a possible New York meeting with Johnny Etockateler to discuss a convocation and Taft’s proximity to events.
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Preadent Marnes
Harper
Mrn Harper
Taft
Freshitut Harper
New York
Johnny Etockateler
Iff
Dr. Harper
Beads Cause Girl's Death in Poison Bead Incident
A five-year-old girl died after handling beads believed to contain arsenic. The prize beads, possibly manufactured in Germany, led to a fatal poisoning in Chicago. Investigators note the beads were ingested after the child put them in her mouth, with authorities reviewing the broader import and safety of such toy items.
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Germany
Joe
Metriella Criep
Maui
Legacy Claim Details In Estate Of Peter L. Kimberly
Executors secure a $500000 bequest tied to years of service by a former housekeeper. The estate of Peter L. Kimberly, who died recently, allocates 5 percent of a ten million dollar trust to the claimant Margaret Ava, with challenges to the will's provisions and the arrangement of the will following his demise.
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Sharot Penn
Lomsnkerping
Margaret Ava
Blesgo
Peter le Kemperh
Sheer
Chicago
Rumors of Clash At Moscow Cup With Price Three Centi Lines
St Petersburg reports rumors of a clash and a broken meeting between military and online forces. Moscow authorities have denied plans to intervene while All-Russian Zemstvo Congress debates peace or war and the fate of government decrees. Delegates, including mayors from major cities, push for a sober zemaky and continued sessions tonight despite police presence.
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Moscow
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Kacioff
Zemstvy
Morcow
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Aasimbind
Congress
Count Cassini's Message Laid Before the Emperor
St Petersburg reports a flurry of dispatches from Washington and Tokyo detailing meetings between President Roosevelt Count Cassini Minister Takahira and others. Officials say the Emperor supports peace efforts but practical results remain uncertain as transmissions discuss potential court hearings and the Empress’s potential involvement.
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Diphawia
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Caselite
Els Traety
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van Luforrant
Alexander Buchadocieh
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Semler
Iittle
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Colin
Cusagk
Hurdoe
Baron de Rasen Fas
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