Dark Lantern Insurance Plot Unveiled In New York Inquiry
Testimony reveals Edmond De Randolph opened the New York Life vaults, moved stock valued at 700000 dollars, and placed a 700000 dollar Central National Bank check in its stead. George W. Perkins of J P Morgan & Co and John A. McCall discuss notes tied to the United States Steel syndicate profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Armstrong
Theodore B. Ranta
New York Life Ineurance Company
Edmond de Randolph
New York City
Central National Bank
Banta
Erder
Randolph
Geo. W. Perking
George W. Perkins
New York Lifes Insurance Company
J. P. Morgan & Co
P. Morgan & Co
Andrew Hamilton
J. 1. McCal
New York State Supreme Court
Job A. McCall
New York Life Insurance Company
Hamilton
Kidder Peabody Deal Tied to Mexican Central Bond Profits
Details describe a transaction where Kidder Peabody & Co received 40 193 from Boston for involvement in selling 2 000 000 worth of Mexican Central Railway bonds. Perkins explains profit routing via the New York Life Insurance fund and the Nye fund with Morgan & Co. and New York Life handling, while avoiding cash on the books to shield the insurer from profit attribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kidder, Denbedy & Co
Boston
Mexican Central Railroad Company
Hughes
Perkins
Pauldins
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Boxton
New Year Life Insurance Company
Robert Winsor
Morgan & Co
Verkins
TV. Morgan & Co
iPerkis
Nyie
New York Tile Insieaner Company
Derking
Mexicat Central Kindland Company
Wubund D. Rangniph
New York Life Insurance Company
Klar, Peabody & Co
Skider, Peabody & Co
Honda
Life Insurance Company
Nytie’ Fund
Nylie” Fund
Ceer
Yor Life Topurance Company
Double murder attempt ends in suicide near Three River Falls
Peter Martinson, a settler, attacked his wife and step-daughter with a shotgun, then shot himself. The wife is expected to recover, but the six year old victim did not survive. The motive cited is divorce proceedings that had been started and settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loa
Three River Falls
Mino
Peter Martineon
Peter Martinson
Startei
Martinson
Chadwick Seeks Return to Witness Stand in Bankruptcy Case
Mrs. Alice L Chadwick in Cleveland requests reopening of her bankruptcy case and plans to testify fully without reservation. She says she borrowed more than 3,000,000 dollars and will reveal all financial dealings when reappearing before the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Unssie L. Chadwick
Reftrea Remington
Federal Bankruptcy Court
Chadwick
Bnnkruptcy
Allies Seize Custom House in New Turkish Terms Move
From Mytilene dated November 27 eight warships of the combined fleet arrived at 8 am. Admiral von Jedina with the Austrian consul went to the government house at 10 24 am and delivered an ultimatum. At 1 pm 600 sailors landed and seized the customs and telegraph offices, with order restored and quiet reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
London
Daily Mail
Mytilene
Nitter von Jedina
Government House
King Edwards Cup Transatlantic Yacht Race Planned
New York announces King Edward has offered a cup for a trans Atlantic yacht race from Sandy Hook to the Needles under New York Yacht Club management with yachts of the world. A special club meeting accepted the offer, presented by Prince Louis de Battenberg at a recent reception.
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New York
King Edward
Hia
Sandy Hook
The
Needles
New York Yacht Club
Prinee Louis de Battenberg
Woman Threatened in Morris Town Quarrel Leads to Custody
A dispute on a Morris town street over Mrs. Johnson ended with Mrs. Hendricks flashing a threat from J. W. Tohneen. Johnson is in critical condition. Hendricks is in custody.
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St. Shoelpgrivie
Tod
MM. Hendricks
J. W. Tohneen
Morristown
Imo Quaerel
Mes. Johnson
Johnson
Hendricks i
Removal of William S. Lieb as Philadelphia treasurer
President Roosevelt removes William S. Lieb assistant treasurer at Philadelphia for persistent civil service law violations. The action follows a hearing prompted by Senators Penrose and Knox and a detailed letter citing fraud in exams and nepotism. Lieb is explicitly informed of removal after defense and official correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William
Lieb
United States
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Penrose and Knox
Pennsylvania
Patterson
Secretary of the Treasury
Contradictory Dispatches on Sebastopol Mutiny Situation
Reports from St. Petersburg and Sebastopol describe conflicting signals in the mutiny at Sebastopol. Some dispatches claim surrender of mutineers with trials for mutiny, while others describe revolutionary orators swaying troops and authorities refraining from intervention despite reinforcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebretopol
Choukin
St. Petersburg
Sebastopol
Admiralty Point
Adwira
Black Sea
Noyoo Vremya
Jis Cailing
Hind
Associated Press
Yeaterday
Cesereisis
Will Break a Bad Record in Tonia Divorce Biz
In Tonia Michigan on November 2 promises to break a bad record as new divorce cases surge after IMH reconing and past month saw many filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonia
Mich
Drift Roll Disaster at Baker Bridge Ends Many Lives
Nineteen ten railway disaster near Baker Bridge on Fitchburg line of Boston and Mulberville road claims twenty five souls. Dozens injured with fractures skull injuries and amputations. List of dead includes James Wetherbee Acton Annie O'Brien Agar May Campbell Maynard Margaret McSweeney Concord and others. Injured include Albert Batley Maynard with leg and skull fractures plus multiple residents of Maynard and Leominster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masaachyeette
Uurt
Tincoln
Navy
Baker Bridge
Fitchburg
Boston and Mulherallé Road
James Wetherbee
Acton
Mass
Annie O'Brien
Agar
May Campber
Maynard
Margaret McSweeney
Concord
Charles H. Barnard
Charlestown
Annie W. Hartwell
Littleton
Mabel Campbell
Barvis Maynard
Bayuis
Byrett Tyleirer
Josephine Marlon
Conor Gauthier
Marllore
Albert John
Albert Batley
Matthew Campbell
May Nard
Margaret Campbell
Allee Barris
Harvey Kent
South
Keto
Clara Fuller
Leominster
Andrew Caulson
Mes
Andrew Klayn
Dumb Animals in War Plea Reaches Washington
In Washington on November 28 President Roosevelt was urged to press Geneva convention signatories to back the Society for the Promotion of Kindness to Animals. Rev I Lawrence and Mrs. Robert Kermode, visiting from England and Tasmania, seek US influence to extend protections to animals in armies and to ensure humane treatment in war. The president expressed sympathy but gave no commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Troosevelt
Society For
Aniiutry
I. Lawrence
England
Robert Kermode
Tasmania
Australia
Abbott Denies Ties to Swindling Firm in Chicago
Chicago police report a telegram from L D Abbott of St Louis denying any connection with a Chicago firm bearing his name accused of swindling agents out of 250000 dollars. He admits allowing E B Hughes to use his name in a book venture but says he knew nothing of Hughes's wearing apparel business. Police indicate potential indictments against Abbott and Hughes. Garbaged ordinances case. Supreme Court upholds Detroit and San Francisco garbage franchise laws. Justice Warlun writes for the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
L. D. Abbott
Tust St. Louis
Abbott
BE. J. Hughes
Hyd
Hughes
Washington
Supreme Court of the United
Panama canal workers total seventeen thousand under construction
The outline notes 17 000 employees on Panama Canal construction. George Ryan a Missouri penitentiary escape attempt convict claims weapons and explosives were supplied by former guard Spencer. Bank merger in Missouri absorbs The National Bank of St Joseph into First National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama Canal
George Ryan
Missouri Penitentiary
Arizona
Marshall Wield
Fago Milliguaire
Chester Bush
Washington, Inc
Theodore Roosevelt
Hraken
Cambridge
University of California Line
Bancroft
Irish Home Rule Split Deepens in Liberal Ranks
The UK political scene buckles as Sir Edward Grey and Lord Rosebery clash with Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman over Ireland policy. Grey urges adherence to Balfour style reform while distancing from full home rule, and Chamberlain denies a cabinet crisis as tensions threaten an approaching dissolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Edward Grey Algo
Appeata
Austen Chamberlain
United Kingdom
Edward Grey
Lyme
Lord Rosebery
Henry -Campbell- Menterman
Sir Henry
Stirling
Edyward
Talfour
George Wyndham
Ireland
Anthony TP
MaacDonnel
Liberal Party
Hediitch
Pwo
Mike Ireland
Lome Isle
Infringement suit over lumber anti stain patent
The Lumber AntiStain Co sues two Marquette firms and the Nealer estate of Detroit in federal court alleging a chemical process to prevent stain in lumber. Moat Munson, once a Bay Mills mill operator and later with the Lydiber Anti-Stain Co, is named in the case. Defendants claim the process is old art used long before Munson’s patent, with a decision potentially impacting royalty payments for many lumber companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquette,Alich
Lumber AntiStain Company
Gulf
Nealer Estate
Detroit
Munson
Hanly Addresses Hebrews in Indianapolis Meeting
Governor Hanly Rabbi Hoffman and others spoke at a remembrance event in Indianapolis praising Jews for moral and racial integrity despite centuries of wandering. The night honored the community and its perseverance through hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Lok Indianapolis
Weather forecast notes easterly winds and mixed precipitation
The outlook covers several regions with increasing easterly winds. Minnesota Indiana report clouding with probable rain or snow. Wisconsin expects rain or snow with moderate temperatures and rising easterlies. Iowa notes likely rain and strong southeast winds. Continuous updates expected tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minois
Miehtgat
Wisconsin
Lynch Spirit Abroad At Ottyla And Kentucky Ballot Result
A guard around the jail housing 7. HB Williams is doubled amid lynching fears as a funeral for Mrs. Williams and five children triggers crowd unrest at Littleton. In Kentucky, voters rejected amending the constitution to retire the viva voce voting system by a 71 to 11, with low county turnout. In Washington, Mack A Clemony visited Roosevelt at the White House. In Shamokin, miners at Richards colliery halted work, striking for a four mile home slope supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HB. Williams
Mellinias
Frankfort
Kentucky
Ac Ng
Shamokin
Richards
Snusque- Tanna Coal Company
Mey
Fire destroys MNE No. 4 pulp mill in South Carolina
A fire at the International Pulp company plant MNE No. 4 in Halleahare, Bt. Tanwrence county, South Carolina, caused about 100000 in losses with roughly 40001 in insurance. Local reports note the blaze began November 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulp Mills
Watertown
S.C
The
International Pulp Company
Halleahare
Tanwrence County
Market quotes from Chicago Board of Trade and East Buffalo
Quotations and receipts listed for grains and livestock. December corn at 40% to 45% range, oats near 20 to 31 cents, pork and livestock bids shown with various ranges. East Buffalo figures mirror steady cattle demand, lower hog markets, and steady lamb and calf values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Gus Tol Watt
Shees
Choice Prairie
East Bufalo
East Buffalo
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
Colves
Best
Rail Lines and Schedules Across Cities Mentioned
A fragmented listing describes multiple trains and routes including No. 20 Chicago and St. Louis Limited No. 46 Chicago and Burlington Passenger No. 72 Way Freight No. 19 Twin City Limited No. 7 Dwia City Byxprees No. 47 Rockford Passenger No. 89 Fast Freight and other services with daily or Sunday departures and limited stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twinity Limited
Seeeeyua
Dwia City Byxprees
Gally
Rockford
jNo
G W RAILWAY TRAINS LISTED SOUTH AND NORTH BOUND
Trains and schedules for the G W Railway show south bound services including No. 1 to St Joe and east slide at 2:58 am, No. 9 K G Mail at 5:20 pm and No. 5 Kansas City Express at 7:55 am. North bound lists No. 2 to St Paul Express at 12:20 am, No. 4 to St Paul at 12:46 pm, and No. 6 Twin City west side with Chi. Special No. 8 Oelwein west side 9:50 pm. Freight and daily services noted with Sunday exceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orc. .G. W. Railway
St Joe
East Slide
K. C. Limited
K. G. Mail
Kansas
City Express
Las Moines
Chani
Fresgat
Ghi
St Paul Express
St.Paul Xpress
East Side
Ates
Twin City
West Side
Chi
Oelwein
Way
Fwest
Illinois Central East Bound
Chicago Limited
Chicago Express
St. Paul and
Lim
Accan
Fort Dodge
Stesee
Omaha
Sioux City
Dubuque and
Waterloo
Dubuque
St.Paul
Albert Lea
St. Paul
Chania
Illinois Central Passenger Train Schedules Display
North bound and west east routes listed with train numbers, connections, and arrival times. Notable notes include sleeper movements Waterloo to Chicago, daily operation with some Sundays annulments.
Rail connections map for western routes from Denver Jct
Waterloo Cedar Falls and Northern Ry No 61 links at Denver Junction with C G W No 5 for points west to Omaha No 55 meets at Waverly with G W No 9 for all points west toward Dodge No 2 links at Waverly for points west on the OC G W Ry No 4 at Denver Jct connects from all points west No 6 links at Waverly for all points west on the C G W to Fort Dodge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Cedar Falls & Northern
Denver Innection
Omaha
Waverly
G. W
OC. G. W. Ry
Denver
C.G. W
Fort Dodge
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Sills
Deluderea
Joseph Leiter
Cyrus FP
Todson
Wipard
Eldonce & Go
Judson
Yoseph H. Hoafligg
Leiter
Toidley
Verdes
Internatonal Power Company
Cimelion
Ind
Luht Mishback
Maggie
Rodmington
James
Neville
Bond of Railway and Warehansa Commissioners
Mingis
Springfield
Bnt
Joe Ongeldy
Joe Cassidy
Bortstop
Washington «Lit
Thia City
Good Heath
Chester
Cassidy
Tost
Conninsville
Geneva
Hanly
Epealta
Tincoin
James Wy. Burger
Burger
Lynch Spirit IS Abroad
Wille House
Siater A. Clemony
Mack “Asain
Ais
Intiehean
Mealey Mens
Bonaparte
Mealy
John Temple Graves
Sie
Tempus
Jon
Chicago Grain
Colorade Springs
Peoria
Fort
Sci Joseph
Ft Paul
Kengal City
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Limited
Borling
Loufu
North Bound
Behoe
A P.M. Hy
Cedar Falla
Olangaw
Dearer
Denger Jete
Brenter
Privati Oe
South Bound
A.M. P.M
A.M. Ly. Sumner
Bremter
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