Rickey Sells Property to Pay in Germany Amid Nevada Debt
Indicted State Bank president T B Rickey travels to Independence California to face a bank case over 100,000 Keane Wonder shares pledged as security. Miller and Lux, tied to a Germany linked payment plan, arrange a $400,000 land deal in Southern California, raising questions of creditor avoidance. Rickey argues the stock and payments belong to him, not the bank, as Bank Examiner Wildes seeks inclusion as bank securities. The suit, heard in Independence, opens tomorrow morning.
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T oH. Rickey
State Bank & Trust company
Reno
Cal
Lear
Wildes
Keane Wonder
Richey
wand ‘Trust company
T B. Richey
State Bank and Trust
Mack
Miler & Lux
earth kings
California
Atorneach
Millar & Lux
Rickey
Germany
Novaili
Miller & Lux
Rockey
Nevada
Greene
Tnidependence
State Bank and Trust Co
T B. Rickey
pabers
T. B. Rickey
Ue bank
Val
Man fatally struck by street car on Sveone Street
Joe Scaummer, about 66, died after walking in front of a street car on Sveone Street. Eyewitnesses say the car could not stop in time. he was thrown about twenty feet and died at the morgue. The incident, near Stevenson Street, prompted an inquest.
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Joe Scaummer
Hulian
Scaumaviai
Scaucasiai
Kvioksardite
Unis
aly city
sesarad
besterday
dade Bell
Editor Killed in a Pistol Duel in Tennessee
Senator Caringeh, editor of the Tennessee newspaper, was shot and killed in a three cornered street duel this afternoon. The blast followed political tensions, with Duncan O Cooper firing the fatal shot and Robin Cooper present.
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LLM
Caringeh
xile Tennessean
Duncan O. Cooper
Robin Coop
Tennessee
President's Labor Legislation Dinner Invitations Issued
President Roosevelt issued invitations for a notable labor legislation dinner to be held at the White House on November 17. The guest list includes many union organizations and several prominent executives. Morrison and Lennon of the American Federation of Labor are not invited. The labor bill details will be disclosed.
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WABHINGTON
Roosevelt
White Stone
Asamib
Gorpers
Morrison
O'Connell
OS. Lennon
American Federation of Babor
babor
Forest fires cause $100000 damage near Evansville
Forest res ravaged between Evansville and Cairo last week have inflicted a damage total of 100000 dollars, with authorities reporting extensive loss to timber and property as fires continue to burn in the region.
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EVANSVILLE
Ind
Forest res
Cairo
Annual AFL Convention Opens in Denver
The American Federation of Labor opened its annual convention in Denver with delegates assembling for a morning session. Samuel Gompers, president of the federation, received enthusiastic applause as he opened the meeting and outlined aims for organized labor and humanity.
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AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR
DENVER
afornu
Hine
aiden
oelock
mainine
Shay Buekel
Colorado
Mayer Robert We Speer
Heayers
George Tholby
Ferber
Breneh
tay tig Benger Trades and Labor Assembly
J.Tupp
Conneil
Samuel Gempers
Ue Federation
evedertaus
Cumpers Pwats
jie
delewates
Gumpers
Saeweran indimtes
wu h
Gompers
Crowds Eager to See Transfer of Morse in Tombs
New York crowds gathered near the Tombs to witness the transfer of Charles Y Morse, the promoter convicted of criminal activity. Morse, attending with his wife and stepsons, spoke to the deputy warden from his cell door as an electric cab carried his party away after a brief exchange.
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Morse
Boston Stock Exchange Firm Assigns Its Members
Boston Nov 9 The assignment of Burnham Bennett Co members of the Boston stock exchange was announced at the opening of the car today. The assignment was made to Guy W Cox an attorney. Warrham Bennett Co includes Charles H Burnham Jr John E Guchrist and Josephus Q Bennett. The firm is not an important one.
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BOSTON
Burnham, Bennett & Co
Boston stock exchange
Guy W. Cox
Warrham, Bennett & Co
Charles H. Burnham Jr
John E Guchrist
Josephus Q. Bennett
Insane Man Tries to Kill New York Postmaster
NEW YORK November 9 Postmaster Edward M Morgan was shot as he left his home at 146th street by Erick B Mackey a stenographer for a downtown law firm who then killed himself The bullet entered the abdomen but did not rupture a wall and there was no internal bleeding with likely recovery
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NEW YORK
Edward M. Morgan
146th street
Erick B. Mackey
Nat Goodwin Weds Edna Goodrich in Boston
Comedian Nat Goodwin and actress Edna Goodrich were married at 1 o'clock today in Boston at Goodwin’s mother’s home. A justice of the peace officiated. guests included Mrs Nel Stevens and George C Weeden. The ceremony followed by a light breakfast, with the couple remaining in seclusion until afternoon.
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BOSTON
Nat. Goodwin
Edna Goodrich
Goodwin
mather
boyhead
New York
Nel Stevens
Miss Goodrich
George C Weeden
Woman fatally stabbed in Goldfield street drama
Jobe Sheridan of San Francisco is jailed on possible murder charges after his wife Mrs Sheridan was stabbed in the back near a Goldfield street in Nevada. The tragedy occurred this afternoon as she rushed from their home crying for help and collapsed. Deputy Sage found Sheridan at the house and arrested him. He offered no coherent account of the events. A marriage license was issued today to Alfred W. Scott of San Francisco, 24, and Estelle Pay Settlemier of Portland, 25.
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GOLDELILE
Nev
Jobe Sheridan
San Francisco
watt
Sheridan
Wred W. Scott
Estelle
Settlemier
Portland
Insane Englishman shoots New York postmaster in Broad Street
The 31 year old Mackey, armed with a dagger and sling shot, shot Postmaster Morgan after a street encounter near Broad and 76th Street. Witnesses say Morgan had not met Mackey before and Morgan survived a superficial abdominal wound. Police say Mackey claimed no clear motive and that a prior complaint about tampering with mail was inconclusive. Morgan, a longtime postal worker and Republican leader, was known in Washington Heights.
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Mackey
Washington
hunt, Hill and Betts
Mackes
carner
ot Broad
Dun Hendred
Porty-sixth street
Nevada Rail Rates Fight Plots By Reno Merchants
Ernest G. Walker reports from Washington on the Interstate Commerce Commission file about alleged Southern Pacific discrimination against Reno Nevada in freight rates. Negotiations pause while Judge Farrington rules on the Nevada railroad commission law. The SP argues Nevada law unconstitutional. Possible San Francisco hearing site discussed. Lane likely to conduct the hearing in California.
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Interstate Commerce
San Francisco
Lane
Nevada
Ernest G. Walker
Sacramento Bee
Washington
merchants of
Reno
Nevada Railroad commission
Southern Pacific Railroad company
WASHINGTON, D. O
Interstate Commerce commission
Southern Pacific railroad
Nev
Henry F. Bartine
Nevada Railrroad commission
atttorneys
Southern Pacific
Bar 1tine
Farrington
railroad commission
United States
F. M. Cockrell
Interstate Commerce commissioners
the
Railroad Commission of Nevada
Southern Pacific and Ne
Taft Still Alive Rumor Quieted in Quincy California
Reports from Quincy in Plumas county say residents were stirred by a rumor that William H. Taft had been assassinated. Telegraphs to the Gazette relieved fears, confirming Taft is hale and preparing to enter the White House on March Fourth.
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Quincy
Plumas county
California
William H. Taft
the Gazette
William
White House
Gazette Helps Father Find Lost Son
In New York City a father, aged and anxious, learns his son Edward Newton, long reported dead, is alive. A letter from Charles Still of the District Attorney's office prompted inquiry about the son’s death. Newton, now in Penn, a race horse man, appeared at the Overland Hotel to confirm his welfare and reassure his father.
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dozele
New York City
Edward Newton
Charles Sudlier
Overland Hotel
Charles WH. Still
Jerome
New York
Ciy
welle
Newton
Overland
Lins
Banker Sentenced to Ten Years
DUNVER, Nov. 8 defendant Ko Gedding, president of the defunct State Bank of Rockyford, Calo, was sentenced yesterday to eight to ten years in the state penitentiary. He had been convicted on charges of unlawful use of the bank's funds and receiving deposits after knowledge of insolvency. He was remanded to jail pending action on a writ of supersedeas.
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DUNVER
debu Ko Gedding
State Bank of
Rockyford
Calo
state penitentiary
Bride dies suddenly in Wiltshire tale of convulsions mystery
Wyco Villinger, a pressman for the State Journal, found his wife dead in their house at 6 oclock this morning. The coroner took charge and an autopsy will determine the cause. The young wife, believed to have died from convulsions linked to stomach trouble, had complained of a headache the previous day.
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Wyco Villinger
N State Journal
Vernie FUlinger wa
Bell
Tumu
Moaine springs
dinney
Sue
Linton
hateil
Fillingers
Six Die in Resort Fire at Deadwood
Fire in a Deadwood resort consumed half the building as six sleeping inmates were burned to death and a dozen residents were fatally injured attempting rescues. locals watched helplessly as flames spread and the town alerted others to the disaster. Jack Davis reports San Francisco tag day proceeds benefiting the children’s hospital and critiques ready-made clothing trends.
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DEADWOOD
Sinwood
JACK
FRISCO
Jack Davis
Reno
San Francisco
Bay City
children’s hospital
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NAT GOODWIN
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