Hamilton Denies Law Violation in Insurance Inquiry
Testimony from Andrew Hamilton and associates details efforts to influence insurance legislation and use of confidential funding. Hamilton asserts no law was broken while describing to reporters the work conducted for New York Life Insurance and related firms, including objections to demands for vouchers and the political pressures shaping policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Paws
Wa Secret
Miamike
New York
Joan CC. Myetadl
New York Life Insurance Company
Europe
Andrew Hamilton
Inv Today
Basi
Hasilton
Hamilton
Metall
T Carentry Ainess
Gatie
Tim Come
Meto
Met
Jdwrithom
Imi
Hue
Campentes
Remshition
Samiie
Ne York Life Insurance
Cabinet seizes power in Dominican Republic
Washington reports a cabinet take over in Santo Domingo with Vice President Cuieres named successor to President Morales as revolutionaries approach Le Cap. Another gunboat, Paducah, sails from Norfolk toward Monte Christi while mounting reports of Morales being wounded surface from a Nashville dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Lee
Puerto Plata
Santo Domingo
Monte Christi
Dubugur
Contiive
Washington, DC. C
State Department
Rm Domingo
Cuieres
Morales
Wen Utes
Washington, D
Paducah
Norfolk
Bradford
Dominican
Wasrhinogtaon
Puineoe
Nashville
Euerto
Geerment
Money on call rates drift with late surge to ninety five percent
Money on call remained strong after opening at high levels. By early morning the rate hovered around thirty five percent then rose again, edging up toward seventy five and near ninety five percent before the close as lenders pushedback against demand. The exchange showed volatility with periods near three to five percent, then a late spike to new highs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associates Press
New York
Anner Vent
Ty Call Manes
Davidson to Take Oath in New Governing Role
Special to The Northwestern reports Lieutenant Governor Davidson will be sworn in without delay at noon. A reception in the executive offices will follow the oath. Bashford and Mrs. Bashford plan to attend alongside Camila officials. A recital of the executive duties for Mr. Davidson is noted, with discussions continuing after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meuse
Wais
Davidson
Bashford
Bates
Lette
Mas Davidsen
Madison
Theavers
Salzer Loss Shocks Milwaukee Racing Scene
Fragmented report notes Salzer suffered a heavy defeat while Milwaukee contenders pursue special certificates from Oregon. Mentions Harace M and other names, but details are unclear. article hints at attempts to reach the top amid mixed outcomes.
A Revolution Is in Progress in Santo Domingo
A fragmented report notes upheaval in Santo Domingo with unclear details. Mentions Carive BL as president and references striving actions and political tension amid confusion and garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santo Domingo
Will Grush Rebels Triumph Declared Amid City Warfare
Reports from St. Petersburg and Moscow describe a three-pronged revolt with rebels armed and occupying streets. Government forces attack barricades as casualties mount. officials predict rapid government victory within days while insurgents resist on rooftops and narrow lanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Der
Teda
Vollate
Moscow-Kavan
Desmiory Oring
St. Pitemburg
Moscow
Shoo
Maiva
Syce Ceag
Pesort
Kharkoate
Tetfrich Engine Works
Ginnan
Teachers Convention Opens in Milwaukee Today
The long running Wisconsin teachers convention opened today in Milwaukee with key meetings planned. Officials say the gathering will address education policy and classroom needs, with educators from across the state expected to attend.
Four Candidates Enter Presidential Ballot in Wisconsin Race
The contest for president includes Mrs Mary A Bradford of int, Prof John F Sims of Balls, Prof George C Shots of Whitewater, and Prof J W Living ston of Platteville. Ballot results will be announced tomorrow amid active campaign and education focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenerak
Mary A. Bradford
Int
Johna F. Sims
Balls
George C. Shots
Whitewater
J. W. Livingston
Platteville
Tamearrow
Shy
Fond du Lac Turner Gymnastics Exhibition Review
The Fond du Lac Turner gymnastic program, directed by Prof. Lorenz, showcased senior bar work, a girls drill, and a Santa Claus visit with gift distribution. Harold Wilkie won the Manthe medal and Toni Vogt led prize awards for regular attendance amid a lively turnout and orchestra music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speen
Turner Hall
Furr
Ret Lorenz
Fred Lora
Metropolitan Orchestra
Wlas
Roland Zochert
Ya Righy
Tran Santa Claus
Metis
Harold Wilkie
Manthe
Toni Vogt
Karstens
Chawnee- Knowles
John Cross
Gore Petit
Rthur Selim Seles
Aben
Joseph Behuess- Ter
Ric Breithauer
Trmu Satie
Toren
Tren
bLimm
Tillie Bretthauer
Tunlar
Richard Gr
Exodus Continues Amid Train Cutoffs and Frontiers Isolation
Reports from esa dated December 27 describe severe disruption as trains are halted near Petersburg and along fronts, with post offices fire and ongoing disorders. Civilians fear prolonged instability, while authorities push to restore order and limit unrest as ships adjust routes and passengers seek safety.
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Esa
Actu
Petersburg
Atascow
Post
Odesse
Traction Fight in Milwaukee over Oshkosh Bridge Rights
Milwaukee Dec ioni The Winnebago Traction Company seeks a permanent injunction to stop Oshkosh from interfering with its Main street bridge tracks linking north and south lines. They allege an old contract with the city and a new alliance with Eastern Wisconsin Street Railway to oust them. Arguments heard with city counsel and traction officials named. ruling to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis. Dee
Winnepage Traction Company
Oshkosh
Main Street Bridge
Winierbige Traction Company
Winnebago Trietion Company
Accordie Lo Ue
epresd_toolhie
Wisconsin Street Rail Way
Camplamant Company
Vishkosh
Winnebagg Traction Company
Winenehaga Company
Former Alderman Murphy Denied New Trial in Bribe Case
Former Alderman Murphy, convicted of taking an $80 bribe connected to a side track ordinance, was denied a new trial by Judge Williams in the circuit court. The ruling on immunity remains pending before the Supreme Court, with Murphy having resisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Williams
Circuit
Bonterace
Me Sipreme
Murphy Haying
Fet
Carpenters Demand Raise Amid Pending Strike
Carpenters press for a wage increase amid a threatened strike set for early April. Workers seek raises of cents to be agreed after April, arguing a uniform pay boost across the union. Employers warn of potential disruption as talks continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doeses
Meets the President Stated in Obscure Report
A fragmented note mentions President Washington and President Roosevelts in a confused exchange. References to a Peru minister and Secretary Root imply diplomatic mentions, but details are unclear and portions are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washineton
Tivo
Roosens
McLellan Sworn In as Mayor in Mankerk City
McLellan was sworn in as mayor, taking office in Mankerk City amid a ceremony. The event marked the start of a four year term. details indicate a formal investiture with officials present. Local authorities and party representatives attended the installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fes
Grarge
Meelitany May
Estorr
Mankerk City
Neat
New Ve
In Fond du Lac Invites YMCA Dinner at Armory
Invitations issued for a Young Men's Christian Association dinner to be held next Wednesday evening at Armory HK in Fond du Lac Wisconsin. Speakers include QO and OR, with guests of honor Mr. Ward of New York and Mr. Bulley of Chilenge. Other locals listed as attendees and organizers.
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Northwestern
Fond du Lac
Wis
Young Men's Christian Association
Armory HK
Hones
Howard PY. Bulley
Chilenge
Charles 8. Ward
New York
As OR
Bave
Ward
Run
Hasta
GA. Kapp
T. M
WW. Moore
A. Sitbons
F. Ityens
C.J Medberry
Joseph Clark
Friendship
W. LL Bowe
CH. Ordwi
Prank J. Wool
G. Taeeld
OC. Bowe
M. B. Helmer
Misz Bowe
J. J. Pendergast
Moss Bri
Chiewgyurvived
Eliy
PD. Yun
Soorth Park Avenue
Erving
J. E. Mann
E- Toit
J. Milwaukee
Curtiss
Lae
HE. G. Wing
Greer Bay Jr
Taherrectz
Rade
Os Oa
Blankenhorn
Milwaukee
Chairles J. Dehard
Agypleton
Not in Good Taste. Washington pact on wedding gift
A Baker City Oregon press dispatch reports Cy Assocs plan a nationwide cent subscription to raise about 600000 for a wedding present to Miss Roosevelts union with Representative Nicholas Longworth. The White House says the president disapproves of any such gift and hopes the plan is not undertaken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Fraum
Arkin
Cy Assocs
Washington
DL Et
Hakerity
Oregon
Mise Alee Roosevelt
Gevastan
Nicholas Longworth
White House
Bakerity, Ore
Roonsevelt
Led Press
Modern Languages Meeting At University Of Wisconsin
Madison report on central division gathering of the Modern Language Association with representatives from leading colleges and universities. The program includes papers on romance languages and literatures and discussions on teaching methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Len Axnor
Madison
Uas
Wis
Anmiel
Ue Modern Neurge
Linn
University of Wlass
Laney
Governor Hanley Demands Resignation of State Secretary
The News reports Governor Hanley has asked for the resignation of Secretary of State Daniel I. Storms after a two hour conference with the Governor and Attorney General Miller. Storms declined to comment when seen after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Indianapolie. Ind
the News Today
Hanley
Daniel I
Milter
Storms
Unclear draft on American warships in foreign waters
Fragmentary report mentions American warships possibly moving to certain seas and ports. Names like Brooklyn Tacoma and Chattanooga appear, with phrases about protection and rental, but the text is garbled and not fully decipherable. No clear date, action, or outcome is established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, T. C
Brooklyn
Riber
Crton
Tacoma
Chattanonsga
Boy killed while coasting in Wisconsin town
A nine year old boy from Pettyson in Tien, Wisconsin, was killed when a sled struck a fence while coasting with two companions. The accident occurred near the Northwe Mileauker area, with local officials reporting the fatality.
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Mileauker
Wis
Tanesville
Whs
Cirusater
Gossip Sparks From Assositted Arrival Of Noted Figure
A fragmentary dispatch notes a notable arrival influencing local chatter. The message mentions a Sioux father and Mya Romar Pilesimmons, wife of a prizefighter, arriving to make their presence felt as rumors begin to spread.
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Sioux Fathe
Romar Pilesimmons
Turbulent Fragments On Plant Growth And Folklore
Fragmentary notes discuss growths caused by thunderbolts or unseen forces. References to spores, soil exhaustion, and mysterious plant behavior hint at esoteric explanations and aging agricultural ideas. The text remains cryptic and interrupted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tangas
Solander
Memphis Banks Fail as Three Memphis Institutions Suspend
A December 27 report states Merchants Trust of Memphis owed depositors 605000 and American Savings Bank and Trust 625500. The Merchants Trust, American Savings, and Mechanics Savings halted operations amid fears of a bank run, with receivers appointed and plans for liquidation or temporary suspension outlined.
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Associated Press
New York
Frust Company of
Memphis
Tenn
Dee Postlors
American Savinga Bank and Trust Company of
Dev
Merchants Trust Company
American Savings Bank and Trust Company
Alecehanics Savings Bank
T. Pope
John P. Edmondson
Dx Sia
Eiskell
John P. Endamondson
Memphis National Bank
American
Ings Bank and Trust Company
Mechanics Savings Bank
Ba Financial Hirel
Ameriscan Savings Bank and Trust Company
Mechanica Savings Bank
Winnecome News recounts holiday visits and local incidents
In Winnecome the pastor Addis of the Piece Baptist church fell from a ladder while decorating the Christmas tree but is seriously injured yet recovering and expected to resume duties. The weekly column lists visitors and residents home for holidays, including Meanie Lomeroy, Florence Said, Mamie Norris, Caroline Muller, Beasie Starks, G Dotherkes, and many others visiting families in Oshkos, Kaukauna, Crandon, and nearby villages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saeks
Wiss
Dee
Ster
Urarton Addis
Baptist Crinei
Maine
Christas
Ehutel Mibbit
Meanie Lomeroy
Oshkorh
Fiemis
Mijas Florence Said
FP. L. Gould
Kaukauna
Mamie Norris
Gehkesh
N. J. Cousine
A. Austria
Omre Snout Chuisenas
Ates
Mere Olen
Oshkeh
Mass Caroline Muiler
Thush Lake
John Muiller
Beasie Starks
Conservatory
Most Michaukee
R. C. Starks
G. Dotherkes
Winrchester Mane
Andrew Harper
Mien
Trorethy
Juetha Harper
Frise
Chiirton
Harper
Vale Mary Miller
Zien
Bermae
N. J
Jeff Merniony
Crandon
Wile
Olen
Clinttonvile
Andrew Olen
Mise Daisy Rogers
Oshkosh
Livingston
Randalsh
Panic at department store follows near‑miss fire stampede
An accidental sprinkler release at Tart Schafner and Marx startled about 2,000 workers and shoppers. Men women and children scrambled for exits in a crowded building but no fire was found, and injuries were not serious.
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Assoviated Press
Chiesa, TL
Schafner & Marx
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Doc West
Biougehe
Wecall
Legislawe
New York Life Tasu
Harmilton
United States
Bureau of Taxaction and Legisaation
The
York Life
Life Insurance Companies
Lfe
Tessertaatves
Legislati
Kawabas
Agia
Maer
Phas
Blackmator
Yalmable
Hanaiten
Pire
Nngral
T Service
New York Life Insuriance Company
Pubeaaue
Puceto Plata
Sremeny
Salzer
la Crosse Wan
Oregin Bend
Torgerioes
Sto den Fen
Carive
Cleza
Canmraus Gan
Dauasco
Will Grush
Panini
Tellin
St. Petersboro
Deel m
Teachers’ Convention
Hileetlan of Provident
Alcor
Glaw
Ue Wascanein Toateers
Ure
Fond DU Lac Turners
Jude
W. CL Cowling
Winnebage Tration Company
Delains
Hhe Traction Company
Col. FH. 1 Weed
Alint Jister
A. FE. Thompson
Joho Fa Whiovin
Lagtern Wisconsin Railyiy Company
Carpenters
Va Cronsq
Windeline Pardo
Onice
Armory E
Roosevelt
Secretary of State
Indiana
Vernona Non Graia
Memphis Sanks
Vpecide
Merchants’ Trust Company
Deporitern
Levin Une Cauge Afhe Sune Pensionus
Be Pauld
News OF
Winnecome
Addis
Antoantic
Syed
Wisconsin
Dan Furniang
Heymann Co
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