04 Oct 1905
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1905
Page
1
The article touts the Yough Piano as the changeable pitch piano suitable for homes opera houses lodges and Sunday schools with concert pitch for accurate singing. It claims superior tone volume and durability and notes it is on display at Birely's Palace of Music Corset Market and Church Street.
General Miguel Gomez governor of Santa Clara Cuba arrives in New York aboard the Monterey and says his visit is for rest not for seeking U.S. intervention. He declines plans to meet President Roosevelt and declines that he will run or be asked to run against Palma. He travels with Dr Ferrara and says Cuban jails are full of political prisoners.
In St Louis Judge Van Deventer ordered officers of Hennepin Itasca and Northwest Paper companies to appear before the United States examiner and face questions in the case against Generals Paper company and 22 others. He also required production of books and papers for government examination. The court held a corporation shares immunity from state officials as an entity. Six people burned to death in a cabin home at Edgington West Virginia. six perished including Mrs Algo and Mrs Cardelli and four children. The two husbands escaped.
Dr. Max Simon Nerdau, famed authority on degeneracy, enjoys swimming and fencing as life prolonging exercise. He hails from Budapest and lives in Paris. Fre serves as vice president of the congress of Zionists and concentrates on authorship.
Former Kansas congressman Jerry Simpson lies in critical condition in Wichita after illness. Reports say his health worsened on October 4 as medical staff work to stabilize him. Simpson, a notable political figure, faces serious injury or illness affecting his ability to serve.
The Commercial Museums of Philadelphia report an official Abyssinian commercial representative, overseen by Hadji Abdullah Ali Sedick, accredited by Emperor Menelik II, visiting for a merchandise inquiry. United States Consul General Skinner urges full assistance for the first semi official Abyssinian visitor to the U.S. Hearst declines mayoral bid. Municipal Ownership League weighs in. A man fatally shoots another at an exposition in Berton Harbor. victim Selver, 22, dies from abdomen wound. suspect Bain lashed by error with a cartridge.
At Roosevelt era cabinet session on October 4, officials noted complaints by Chinese against enforcement methods under the existing exclusion laws. The group agreed issues stemmed from how the law is applied, especially California's use of the term coolie, prompting plans for regulatory changes while focusing on fair treatment of applicants and consular procedures.
Samuel Untermyer released a letter to Charles Hughes arguing the life insurance committee appointed by a defunct legislature lacks authority to investigate post adjournment. Hyde would testify if protections for his father's estate are guaranteed and his counsel allowed. Hyde faces lawsuits from the attorney general and private citizens, with further objections pending.
William Hepburn Russell, attorney for several New York Life policyholders, seeks Attorney General approval to sue John A. McCall and George W. Perkins for restitution of 150 098 dollars contributed to Republican campaign funds. The suit would claim improper use of corporate funds and also seek 235 000 dollars involved with Andrew Hatton. The policyholders listed include Lemuel D. Lilly and William B. Winslow.
Nevada state officials revoke the New York Life Insurance license amid corrupt management and funds misuse. A telegram from Controller John A. McCall and Commissioner George W. Perkins states the license can be reissued upon proof of honest management and the resignations of McCall and Perkins as trust officers. Records are to be closed and notices sent statewide to agents.
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