Cortelyou on Panic Funds Warms Money Trust Inquiry
Former Treasury Secretary Cortelyou testified on the 1907 panic funding, recalling a $25 million government loan to stabilize banks. He could not name the specific banks, said memory was hazy, and noted Morgan’s influential role while stressing records rather than published reports.
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Associated Press
New York
George B. Cortelyou
Morgan
Mr. Untermeyer
Stock Exchange
Cortelyou
Pujo
Untermeyer
Treasury Department
Mr. Cortelyou
Trust Company of America
Equitable Trust Company
Morgan Institution
Mr. Untereyer
Trustees Reelected At Lawrence College Board
Special to The Northwestern Appleton Wis June 1 The following gentlemen have been elected trustees at Lawrence college for three years James A Wood George W Jones and John Hicks Avanese Menros Wortheten Kaukaons Willem A Mythins Weems was reelected as adem Grenten
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Appleton
Wis
Lawrence College
James A. Wood
George W. Jones
Hen
John Hicks
Ovanesh
Menros Wortheten
Kaukaons
Willem A. Mytins
Weems
Ademas Grenten
State Health Officials Back Federal Bureau Plan
Madison Wis June 13 The state conference of village and city health officers will adopt a resolution today urging passage of the Owen bill in Congress to create a federal health bureau. The group also asks state lawmakers to amend the health conference law so all health officers from towns wards and cities may attend meetings.
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Madison
Wis
State Conference of
Wisconsin Man Praises Major General Wood in Congress
Representative Henry A. Cooper of Wisconsin delivered a masterly defense of Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood chief of the general staff. He read letters and telegrams from celebrated soldiers and officials commending Wood for his courage energy and capacity. Cooper said Wood had been malignantly misrepresented for twelve years and submitted the correspondence to the Congressional Record.
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Cooper
Sta
Northwestern
Washington, D
Henry A. Cooper
Wisconsin
Leonard Wood
General Wood
Congressional
FW. C
Woodward Reappointed Warden of State Prison
Announcement from Waupaca Wisconsin states the state board of control has reappointed Rev Daniel Woodward as Warden for the coming year. Jacob Fuss is named chief clerk and Mary H Schilling as matron. Confirmation of additional appointments remains unannounced.
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Waupaca
State Board of Control
Daniel Woodward
Jacob Fuss
Mix
Mary H. Schilling
Divorce Has a Sensation in Manitowoc County
Dr. Henry Ott formerly of Detroit appeared in circuit court as a defendant in a criminal action that could bring a long prison term. Ott had been living at Reedsville until recently and was arrested after a divorce complaint filed by his wife with sensational charges. The divorce action is scheduled to come up at the term of court.
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Manitower
Wis
Henry Ott
Detroit
Ott
Reedsville
Unis County
Mage
Wiliam Kent
California
Medill McCormick
Chicago
Roosevelt
National Committee
Committee On
Taft
Dixon
Coronel Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Republican National Committee
Baltimore
Mack
Chiliman
Mackwan
Wilson
Champ Clark
Sitle
European trip to collect Wisconsin inheritance taxes
Madison June 13. Attorney General Levi Bancroft and Special Assistant Russell Jackson will depart Saturday for Europe to arrange collection of at least 100000 from estates in England and Scotland with securities taxable in Wisconsin.
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Sperkal
Northwestern
Madison
Wis
Levi Pp. Bancroft
Russell H. Jackson
Madis
Europe
England
Scotland
Wisconsin
Big Fire Destroys Block on Third Street in Milwaukee
A major blaze in Milwaukee on June 13 damaged a building at 172 to 176 Third Street housing two phonograph firms a tea shop a clothing firm and a book bindery. Loss estimated at 100000 with partial insurance. fears of total block destruction abated as flames were controlled.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Third Street
Ripon to Consider New Rail Station at Junction Crossing
A hearing will be held in Ripon to consider a proposed new railway station where the St Paul and Northwestern lines cross near the city edge. The complaint claims current station facilities are inadequate and insufficient for use. Local residents and officials await details.
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Madison
Win
Ripon
St. Paul
Bernard Carter Dead at Marragencett Pier R 1
Bernard Carter dies at Marragencett Pier R 1 on June 13 as reported by Associated Press. The incident details are limited in the fragment.
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Bernard Carter
Marragencett Pier
Taft Roosevelt factions seek compromise as Chicago talks continue
Reports from Chicago and Duluth describe ongoing efforts by Taft and Roosevelt factions to seat delegates and form a path to the Republican nomination. Dixon accuses bribery attempts, while Taft backers push to control credentials and a dark horse candidacy remains discussed.
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Chicago
Dixon
Roosevelt
Ife
Republican National Committee
United States
Taft
Senate
Alabama
Credentials Committee
Priest Transfer Hints at Taft Conference Plans
During morning sessions Taft leaders discussed forming contention committees. Former Senator Charles Dick of Ontario was proposed for chairman of the important committee on credentials, while Charles W. Fairbanks was named for chairman of the committee on resolutions. Rev BerSalbreiter and Rev Salbreiter of Indiana mentioned in connection with church home roles.
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Taft
Charles Dick
Onto
Heboygan
Wis
Berchairman
Naré Salbreiter
Charles W. Fair
Beer price fight ends in Manitowoc bargain
Banitowoc Wis June 13 Retail liquor men backed down after a threatened clash with brewers over price raises. An organized Brewers association test justified the move and Manitowoc, late in the state to raise prices, is blamed on labor gains and higher material costs.
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Banitowoc
Wis
Ate
Deere
Manitowoc
Aged man shoots wife in Manitoba farmhouse
Winnipeg report says Roderick MacDonald aged seventy six shot his wife, seventy five, fearing tuberculosis. Provincial constables reached Flaharton area and found MacDonald in custody as the farmer was taken into custody.
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Assocated Press
Winnipeg
Man
Roderick MacDonald
MacDonald
Flaharton
Interstate pipelines deemed common carriers by ICC ruling
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled that interstate pipeline companies transporting oil between states are common carriers. It ordered thirteen major pipelines to file rate schedules and comply with IC Act provisions.
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Associated Prem
Washington, SD
Jane
Ineterstate Ocommerce Commission
Saloon Closures Ordered Near Smelting Plant
Mounted patrolmen and deputy sheriffs ordered all saloons closed in the vicinity of the American Smelting and Refining plant after riots last night left two policemen injured by stones and three rioters wounded by bullets.
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Associated Press
Perth Amboy
N. J
American Smelting& Refining Company
Lust Hight
State rests its case in oyster sit suit
Jefferson City June 13 The state closed its side in the oyster sit case after government testimony from Chicago was introduced The hearing will be resumed in St Louis June 21.
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Associated Press
Jefferson City
Chicago
St. Lois
Panama-Pacific Tower to surpass Eiffel with 1200 foot high memorial
Directors of the Panama Pacific exposition in San Francisco approve plans for a memorial tower higher than the Eiffel. The model shows a top about 1200 feet above sea level in Lincoln Park, about 36 feet above Paris's tower and 745 feet above the Washington Monument, potential use as a meteorological station.
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San Francisco
Lincoln Park
Paris
Washington Monument
Eiffel Tower
No Money Trust Heated Debate at NY Banker Meeting
At the New York Bankers Association convention in Buffalo a leading address denounced money trusts and urged bankers to share their views on reform while safeguarding clients. George M. Resnourlis of the Continental and Commercial National Bank and Willer Hen bett, president of the association, spoke on improving the nation’s banking system and resisting deceptive practices.
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Bufalo
N.Y
Aueauyd
Julicuimutoe Ivestiga
New York
Willer
Bett
Anierietti
Bank of
Adj
George Mo Resuolis
Continental and
Commeraal National Bank of
Chierge
Big verdict in slander suit at Green Bay
A circuit court jury awarded $120 damages in a slander case brought by William O'Brien Keiatince county treasurer against John Mack a clerk in dawn in tat County. The suit marked the largest slander verdict in the county in many years.
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Green Bay
Wis
William O'Brien
Keiatince
John Mack
Tat
Belen
Mark
Tals
Electrical Workers Plan State Organization Meeting
Representatives of the electrical workers union from about Arteen or twenty Wisconsin cities will end a meeting in Green Bay next Sunday. They propose a more perfect state organization with a state organizer and continuous work to achieve more uniform working conditions across the cities of the state.
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Green Bay
Wis
Electrical Workers’ Unisus
Wisconsin Ciites
Green Bis
Native Son Honored in Kentucky Burial
The body of Robert C. Wickliffe, Louisiana congressman, killed by a train near Washington last Monday, was buried in Cave Hill Cemetery, honoring him as a native son.
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Associated T'reas
Loutaville
Kentucky
Robert C. Wickliffe
Louisiana
Washington
Cave Hill
Sheboygan Pioneer Dead With Long Local Ties
William Kreos aged ninety four former county award winner and father of Julius Kreos president of the Hank of Sheboygan died in Sheboygan Wisconsin on June 12. He had lived here for many years and was widely known in local business circles.
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Sheboygan, Wis
Wiliam Kreeos
Julius Kreos
Hank of
Sheboygan
Sheboygan County
Amt
Federal Court Ends June Term in Oshkosh Wisconsin
The eastern district of Wisconsin federal court in Oshkosh adjourned its June term this afternoon. Judge Geiger and staff prepared to depart for Milwaukee after a shortened session with trials largely disposed by pleas of guilty or continuances. The docket included four “white slave” cases. defendants pled guilty and received several years in Leavenworth.
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Wisconsin
Federal Court
Jdeloek
Wid
Dlas Ety
United States
Peter Mosehart
Tahatelock
Musbelat
WL Oa
Creiger
Guy 7
Goft
United States District Aliorney
We McMillen
SE A
Charles Botteinordy
I. CG. Westphal
Milwaukee
Chicago & Northe
William Kenshaw
Lndigo
Hauer Laws
Oshkosh
Geiger
Olale
Got
Mr. Goff
Fideral
LeAvenworth
Poisoned sausage sickness shocks Marinette family
Harriet Bruce, a two year old girl from Menominee, Wis, ingested a sausage intended for dogs found on a neighborhood sidewalk. Doctors abandoned hope of recovery, as stray dogs in the Luce home vicinity were recently poisoned.
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Marinette
Wis
Harriet
Oncar Bruce
Menominee
Luce
Cuba Opposes U S Armies Mediating Cuban War
Washington reports say the administration rejects sending Maj. Gen. Wood or Brig. Gen. Crowder to Cuba to broker peace. Cuban officials fear recognition of rebel demands. only grace periods to rebels might be allowed. Fifty Marines land at Felton to reinforce protection as refugees arrive seeking U.S. asylum amid ongoing fighting.
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Associated Press
Dravana
Secretary of the Interior
Biu
Associated Preea
Leonard Wood
Enoch Crowder
Cuba
United States
Washington, D. C
Wood
General Crowder
Etake
Santiago
Songo la Maya
Sabanilla
Mayari
Maso
New York
C. de la Torre
University of Havana
Wid
Deemel and Riehl Wed In Oshkosh Nuptials
Frederick A. Deemel and Misa Mathilda Riehl were married yesterday afternoon at the bride’s home. Rev W D Ahl of the Eighth Street Lutheran Church officiated. A surprise reception followed in the evening at the home of Hermann. Oshkosh Muennerchor members sang, Ex Mayor John Vosa spoke, Henry Voss of Milwaukee gave a talk and a bouquet from Milwaukee Leiderkranz was presented. Deemel is senior partner in Doemel & Brunette. bride is daughter of Mrs J Riehl of 323 Thirteenth Street.
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Frederick A. Deemel
Misa Mathilda Riehl
W. D. Ahi
Eighth Street Luthvuran
Hermann
Oshkosh Muennerchor
John ©. Vosa
Rainmakers Try Explosives to Bring Rain in Texas
Anson Texas residents used dynamite blasts for five hours near Anson, Stamford and Hamlin in Jones County to induce rain. The effort produced a few showers by nightfall and the forecast suggested a probable drenching rain, though initial rainfall was light.
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Associated Press
Anson
Tex
Stamford
Hamlin
Jones County
Ben
German Warships Depart From New York Harbor
After an anchorage in the Hudson since Sunday, the German cruisers Moltke Stettin and Bremen will steam out of New York harbor late afternoon. Moltke and Stettin head for Kiel while Bremen remains for a time in American waters.
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Associated Press
New York
Hudson
Coumera Moltke
Stettin
Bremen
Moltke
Kiel
Jopger
Walers
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