Ballot Forgery Inquiry Rocks New York Life Election
New York detectives pursue Charles Stirrup and colleagues over forged or tampered ballots tied to the New York Life Insurance election. The investigation centers on the Catermyer committee and alleged signatures from policyholders, with up to 4000 ballots affected and several arrests including Stirrup and Scrugham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Life
Binyth Vanil Howe
Teouse
Charles Stirrup
Mirrap
Charles
Cybrilletan
Avileher
Aise Dex
Jaroh Jaik
New York Reinsurance Cmpany
Abstrivt
Internati Pncs Jeokders
Albany
Serigham
Reas
Stroap
Wnterstood
Mir
Frank
New York Live
Natual Life Companies
JAGK RARS REGATTA Results Across International Boats
Norfolk May 1 American sailors trailed in the pace test of three international races among warship crews heading to the implant roads. British boats took first and second in the opening event. The first race covered about two miles on a straight course with fourteen entrants including Good Hope Argyll Sankt Georg Aspern Bremen Hoon. The Olio’s boat won in 20 minutes 40 seconds followed by Jawi 34 seconds back and Lidiana two seconds later. The Argyll boat led admiral barges with Good Hope six seconds behind and New Jersey ten seconds behind at 16 minutes 10 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arter Rente
Norfolk
Eine Howts
Good Hane
Argyll
Sankt Georg
Aspern
Bremen
Hoon
Olio
Jawi
Lidiana
Mildie
Admiral Barges
Good Hope
Sevan Segonds
New Jersey
Senate judiciary panel reports on Otto Kelsey removal
The senate judiciary committee votes 7 to 6 to report without recommendation on Otto Kelsey’s removal as state superintendent of insurance. The panel had recommended the governor on February 20, and its action followed a defeated resolution by Senator Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mether Case
Senate
Albany
K. C
Judiciary Committee
Otto Kelsey
State
Insauriance
Hughes
Page
Carpenters Threaten Strike Over Wages Across NWA and North Carolina
It is expected that at least 1400 carpenters will strike today in this city. They are demanding a raise from 40 to 45 cents per hour, with similar protests by workers in Abourclair and the Oranges requesting an increase to 5 cents more per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenters
Nwa
N. C
Jamreynien Carpenters
Abourclair
Oranges
Balloon Starts For Washington From Vetl Last Night
Aeromyut 7.0 Melcy of New York with Captain Chakies and FL Chander of the Signal Corps heads to balloon Anteri en oun to their long distance fight to Washington. The balloon rose without mishap and started south veering slightly west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinton
ST. Loues
Vetl
Melcy
New York
Chakies
Chander
Titel States Signal Corps
Washington
Gates to Galt Retirement Left Wall Street Leaders
Gates and his father John W. Cintes will retire from Wall Street on June 7. Charles G. Gates announced the move yesterday in New York, signaling a leadership shift at Gates & Co. and ending a prominent era on the Exchange floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galt Wall Street
New York
A, Gates & Co
Charles G. Gates
John W. Cintes
Wal Street
Remorse Fueled Slain Mother's Death in St Louis
In St Louis on May 1 Edward Linge acted in a fit of impatience and struck his mother, disfiguring her eye and killing her with a revolver. He expressed no shame as he fled the scene, lamenting his actions and his mother’s house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Jaa Lt
iMi
Patience
Eabward
M Revalyver
Corey Re-elected Preaktent at New York Meeting
In New York the board of a steel holdings group re elected William J. Corey as president at the initial meeting. The article notes a regular rate of seven percent quarterly and mentions Neelaine and WIited States Steel holdings in fragmented form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corey
Preaktent
New York
Neelaine Wis
Wiited States Steel
Willian J. Corey
Emperor William Pivots on Bavaria Princess Villa Project
Berlin May 1 reports Emperor William plans to create a residence in a warm climate by acquiring Princess Leaport of Bavaria and Villa Aghileion on Corfu's shore. The move aims to establish a retreat with favorable conditions for health and leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koatner Boys
Berlin
Willian
Leaport
Bavaria
Tammany Chief Hal Threatens Ditchem Over Recount
Charles F. Murphy of Tammany Hall says peace with Mayor Me Ella includes retirement provisions for Police Commissioner Binghbane and denies an agreement on a city recount bill. He notes uncertainty about Democratic state senators from New York City supporting the measure and asserts his current position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Fork
Charles F. Murals
Tammany Hall
Me “Ella
Autoria
Binghbane
Iit
Paningay Tall Slaiklay
New York City
Williams Tied to Capitol Furnishings Inquiry
Ex Representative S. Aarshall Williams of Pittsburg testifies before a Harrisburg committee amid a probe into capitol furnishings payments. He denies revealing who advanced him funds and refuses to answer questions about a $1006 share or a $1 bribe allegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
S. Aarshall Williams
Pittsburg
John HA. Sanderkom
Capitol
Asperi
Burd
Williams
Carnegie Speech Triggers Reichstag Protest in Berlin
Berlin May. Baron von Hertling protests Andrew Carnegie's call for peace as a misreading of Germany’s government. Hertling argues Carnegie’s remarks misrepresent Germany and reflect foreign misconceptions about German autonomy and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
Heichstag
Berlin
Andrew Carnegie
Reichstag
Baron von Hertling
President Roosevelt Meets Mellen and Byrnes at White House
President Roosevelt receives Charles Mellen and Vice President Dresidew t EL Byrnes of New York New Haven and Hartford at the White House. Mellen is questioned about capitalization and valuation of the New Haven but declines to answer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellen
Byrnes
White House
Washingston
Charles & Mellen
Dresidewt
EL Byrnes
New York
New Haven
Movement in Brownsville to raise 10000 for confessions
A local effort seeks ten thousand dollars by popular subscription for any Twenty first Infantry soldier or officer who confesses involvement in the Brownsville raid or provides names or evidence to convict the guilty parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wloody
Brownsville
Tex
Operation for Mrs Browr in Newport May 1
Mrs Tete Nichwas Brown will undergo an appendicitic operation on Saturday. The procedure will be performed by Dr Shatenek of Boston. Mrs Brown is sister of Mrs George W Vanderbilt and Lt Le Roy Dresser. They serve a stall box. ia sai to tie the weadfiest bay in America.
Vienna professor discovers identical word bacithis in anatomy
Vienna May 1. Professor Albrecht of the University of Vienna reports a discovery in jurthomagical anatomy identifying a word bacithis identical with the intivenga Oacithis. Physicians foresee this finding aiding serum treatment of indimenzital coughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
iTetarich Adlewelt
University of Vienna
Albrecht
Tragedy After Dance Ends With Electric Arc Fatality
At a street corner Edward Livinestone Frank Asbrey Ledward Maville and Kaadin returned from a dance when a request to light a cigar led Maville to lower an electric arc device. The arc caused a fatal electric shock instantly killing Buried several feet away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogpensborg
Otanius
Edward Livinestone
Frank Asbrey
Ledward Maville
Kaadin
Maville
Goodin
Tonuobel
Man Refuses Vows In Pittston Oath Rite
In Pittston a man named Frank Arkus declined to marry at a Lithuanian Oath Wie ceremony. He shouted no and fled, triggering a mob scene as onlookers pursued him from the church steps.
Albany Senate Passes Bill For Sinks Improvement
The Albany senate unanimously approved an appropriations bill to fund improvements to the sinks shared by the community under the new system. The measure now advances to the House for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voien
Alhany
N.Y
Mey i
Nnanimonely
AlAs’ Hill
STEN
UTEP
Nine Years an Honest Citizen Exconvict Seeks Pardon
President Roosevelt urged immediate commutation or outright pardon for John William January of Missouri who after a nine year liberty repatriated to prison. January robbed an Oklahoma post office years ago, escaped Leavenworth, lived as Charles W Anderson in Kansas City, built a family and a restaurant before arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Department of Justice
John William January
Missouri
January
Oklahomas
Leavenworth
Mansas City
Agi
Anderson
Jobn Wiliam
Hennessey
Okla
Guthrie
Kansas City
Charles W. Anderson
Ele
Prisquere
Robert January
Chipscothe
Wiliam January
Queen Victoria Attends Opera as Crown Is Replaced
In Madrid on May 1 Queen Victoria remains in good health and cheerful. She joined King Alfonso at the opera after two long drives. The queen ordered the removal of the heavy crown from the Corinthian columns guarding the cradle, fearing an accident, and it was replaced by pink silk ribbon bows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Victoris
Madrid
Queen Victoria
Alfonse
Eypsies Move Family Into Brooklyn Apartment
Report from Brooklyn that a family of eypsies moved into 301 York Street with a child resembling Horace Marvin Bey. two letters have arrived about the same child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Bey
Brooklyn
Hover
Det
York Street
Horace
Marvin
Hughes Favorable Guard Probing Bill in Albany
Governor Hughes said he intends to approve Assemblyman Wainwrights bill for a national guard investigation, which has passed both houses and awaits his signature in Albany on May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Albany
Wainwright
National Guard
Coldest April in Twenty-Six Years Reported
Washington May 1 The month just ended was the coldest April in twenty six years and within a degree of the coldest April on record according to the weather bureau. The report notes unusually low temperatures across the eastern states with widespread frosts and below normal readings through late April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hodges Appoints Charles L Modges Brigadier General
The president promoted Colonel Charles L Modges of the 24th Infantry to brigadier general. General Hodges in command and Modges to lead in the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hodges
Charles L Modges
Twenty-Fourth Infantry
Degra
Pesersi Fieneral Hodges
Philip: Warepe
Juggler wins Corona stakes at Jamaica race meet
In New York the Corona Stakes at Jamaica featured Juggler winning by five lengths over Orpen Lad as heavy showered conditions affected riders. Miller, unseated in an earlier incident, avoided serious injury while other results included Barbary Belle and Pirat Premium claiming notable placings in a lively program with Communipaw and Millstone among winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoipier
Mt. Ta
Mier Ebert
New York
Alay
Walter Miller
Jmaica
Hpoecba
Koocha
Miller
Ind
Juggler
Earl
Orpen Lad
Mountain
Ron
Bounding Wik
Bennie Wilkis
Hollis
Teacress
Pirat Premium
den Dottie
Inquisitor
Tupgler
Tye
Orphan Lad
Rir Trace
Mbleser
Skzora
Millstone
Baseball scores from yesterday in National and American leagues
National League notes Philadelphia Brooklyn and Cincinnati Chicago results with hits and errors. American League results Boston New York Washington St Louis and Cleveland shows scores errors and notable pitchers. Gould wins again in London semi final with Page in straight sets 6 0 6 0 6 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Brooklye
Altood O
Brooklyn
Strcore
Hatterles
McIntyre
Bittery
Coerridon
Facklach
Chncinnati
Chicago
Cincinnati
Trvars
Moran
Geil
McLean
EBC
Scoala A
New
Cincinnati Ruse
le Louis
BimeKlyn Oo
Ceee
Boston
New York
Vorkivono
Boston, & Errors
Oak
Kleinow
Flarris, Dineen
Arm
Bruster
Washington
Plank
Schreck
Kitson and
Blankenship
St. Louis
Cleveland
Louis
Hrits—Cley
Krorsa
Liebhardt and Clark
Morgan and Buelow
Jar Gould
London
Jay Gould
Page
Tage
Gould
Tennell
Saat
Cera
OLE
Eccesen
Roosevelt's Tennis Recruit In White House Garden
Beekman Winthrop the newly appointed assistant secretary of the treasury caused a stir by playing lawn tennis with President Roosevelt, challenging Ambassador Jusserand and Assistant Attorney General Cooke. In Lexington, Bourbon News upset expectations as two favorites fell on the third day of the Kentucky association meet, with Bourbon News winning the third race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Beekman Winthrop
Secretary of the Treasury
Jusserand
Cooley
Bourbon News
Lesxiniign
Lexington
Ixv
Kentucky Association
Jubilee at Pimlico: Jubb Jee defeats Blue Hibbs
In Baltimore at Pimlico the feature Druid Hill Park stake ends with Jubb Jee, a long shot from R. W. Walden’s stable, defeating Blue Hibbs who was the favorite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehimjico
Baltimore
Pimlico
Druid ‘Hill Park
Blue Hibbs
Jubb Jee
R. W. Walden
Dodgee xn Persistent Speeder
William Ta Dodge of New York son of William Earl Dodge and Henry T. Sloane was sentenced to ten days in jail and fined 100 for automobile speeding. He had been arrested twice before for the same offense in Yonkers New York on May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodgee Xn
Yonkers, &. C
William Ta. Dodge
New York
Wiliam Earl Dodge
Inaw
Henry T. Sloane
Train wreck injures children near Midwate Mont
Great Northern passenger train No 1 derailed two miles east of Midwate Montana. The engine and a compartment car remained on track while the rest derailed. A mail truck and several people, including children, were slightly injured. Cause not yet known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
ST. Paul
Minn
Great Northern
Midwate
Mont
Aml
Bandits Hold Up Train At Goujainovo Station
A bank messenger was robbed of 15000 dollars at Goujainovo station after a train was held up by armed bandits. An attempt to raise the mail sacks was frustrated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rousslon Bandita
Yerkateringslay
Tassin
Aliy
Tralin
Goujainovo
Pass Army Bill and Har Court Martial
ST. PETERSBURG May 1 The vote passed the government re emitting bill by 220 to 194. Simultaneously the same session adopted a bill enabling a drumhead court martial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Dotina
Abel
Ishine
Rochester Papers Now 1 Cent
Rochester newspapers reduce price to one cent amid a fad for unions and advertisers. The May issue notes Manchester newspapers cutting prices as well to attract readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N.Y
Union and Advertiser
Seven miners rescued from Berwyn-White mine in Pennsylvania
A rescue team reached seven men trapped for four days at the Berwyn-White mine in Pennsylvania on May 1. All were alive and in good condition, though exhausted after surviving without food. A foreman’s brother led the rescue, aided by another miner through water-filled passages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berveyna- White
Jotnstowr
Foustwell
John Bolya
Bolra
Cme Cof
Michael Bolya
Roden
Attempted assassination of the President and car carriage explosion
Fragmentary OCR describes a bomb or mine explosion near a presidential carriage on Seventh Avenue between Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets. The carriage horses were killed, a goddsman wounded, several state officers injured, including General Orelian. The President remained uninjured and returned on foot. Investigations suggest a tunnel and wired explosive from Refuet Roiul’s rented house. Suspects arrested. trials pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godesman
Stett
Orelian
Avenua
Refuet ‘Roiil
Piscad
Gmder
Rodil
Cuban Police Attack Sailors Near Santiago Wharf
An email party from the warship Tacouki was attacked by Santiago police as they traveled toward the wharf. Ensign Brisbin and several sailors were injured. Henry Levee was shot in the leg, Claude Joseph Bepiber suffered an arm wound, and Leslie Baldwin Dustin sustained a fractured arm.
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Santiago
Cuba
Liberty
Tacouki
Santiago White
Ensign Brisbin
Wise
Henry’ Levee
Sheng
Claude Joseph Bepiber
Leslie Baldwin Dustin
Seauiin
Aif
Japanese Delegation Welcome at Work Point Visit
General Baron Furieda and party arrived at Victoria with a seventeen-gun salute from Work Point fortifications and a guard of honor. Lieutenant Governor Dunsmuir received them and invited Kuroki and his retinue to lunch. A procession and celebration followed in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuroki
Victoria
B. C
Baron Furie
Work Point
Dunsmuir
Wilson's Suit Over 950,000,000 Canal Purchase
Attorney Warren B. Wilson of Chicago lost his suit against Secretary Shaw challenging the $50,000,000 Panama Canal purchase from the French company. The U S Supreme Court decided the case and refused a rehearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Canal
Washington
Warren B. Wilson
Chicago
Shaw
Panama Canal
Lim
Supreme Court of the United States
Philadelphia Teacher Wounded in Shooting at Hotel
Henry C. Terry, a longtime Philadelphia teacher, was shot and seriously wounded after being removed from a hotel to a hospital. He is sixty one and resides with his wife at the Normandie hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Suit Again at Mandard Findlay Ohio
Gedrvgr H. Phelps filed a suit in the common pleas court against the Standard Oil Company seeking to enjoin operations in Ohio and alleging violations of the antitrust law provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandard
Findlay. O
Gedrvgr
H. Phelps
Common Preag
Ohio
Premier Baron of England Dies on Irish Estate
London May 1 reports Baron de Res premier baron of England and colonel of the First Life Guards died at his Irish estate Old Con Ethangford County Down. He was the twenty fourth baron of the name, born in Brighton in 1827 and succeeded his father in 1st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engiannd
London
Mabelle Gilman to Paris as W E Corey Reelected
Paris papers announce W E Corey’s re election as president of the steel trust but Mabelle Gilman’s fiancé is not present in Paris for the news. It is said she has boarded a steamship and may be headed to New York this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabelle Gilman
Paris
W. E. Corey
Steel Trust
Heranse
New York
Financial and Commercial Stock Quotations Snapshot
Financial and mercantile stock listings show quotations across exchanges and rail lines. The Daily summary includes prices and closing figures for numerous companies such as General Electric, Reading, St Louis, Rock Island, and Missouri Pacific along with regional rail and steel interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pthne
Mercantile Pan Stas
Balans
Boa
Mercha i Atchigon
B&o
Brooklyn Ri
Reading
Rock Island
W. Central
Lackawanma
Lnnis. & Nash
Manhattan
LSS Steel Pt. OL Int
Sfet
Union
Missouri Pae
Market Notes Mixed With Grain and Produce Prices
Market bulletin shows flour and wheat steady with light offerings and firmer tones in other staples. Notes on sugar and eggs mixed with regional weather and trade signals from Argentina and the Pacific coast, with various quotes for dairy, poultry, and other goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
York
Enly
Ing. An
Tag Houges
Jeter
Srete Aye Shipping
ESIC
Mercantile ‘Exchange
Tobar
Sina
HGGS
Pennsylvania
Pensylvania
Westurn
Fla
Market Report Details Mixed Livestock Prices
Live cattle and hog markets show activity with calves and sheep noted. Prices appear higher for heavies and prime lambs while selections vary. market coverage includes Yorks and pies with steel Hartrets and roughs mentioned in sparse OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Activa Air
Lambs
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Jiacoh Frank
BB. Scrughamwaard
F. Carrington
Poelive Por Conspiracy
Tammany
Hal
Ditchem
Scranton
Pittston
Frank Arkus
Uarenuki Lublekiti
President Roosevelt
Sara Executive
STAKE
Rooosevelt’s
Tennis Recrukt
Foustwall
Morten
Maying Dax
Snnati
Mae
Tatt
Nose
Fox
Patr
Northwest Avinds
Cheing
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