Hamilton Returns Amid Prosecution Talk and Insurance Probe
New York on March 7 Andrew Hamilton has returned to the city registered aboard a steamer under the alias Milton Hamilton. He headed the legislative bureau of New York Life Insurance and was involved in seeking an accounting from Andeby Hillbor believed to have received funds from John A McCall as company president. The Fowler committee investigating New York Life urged his return after Hamilton said he feared criminal proceedings and noted physicians would not permit his trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Andrew Harelton Hes
TY. Milton
Hamilton
New York Ife Insurance Company
Andeby Hillrbor
John A. McCall
New York Life
John C. McCall
Parla
Fawfer Committee
Legislative Investigating Committee
United States
Europe
John C. RicCall
Paris
Perault
Fowler
McCall
Jobin A. McCall
Long
Tooneyve Wichh
MacCall
Andrew Hamilton
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin State University
Victor Lenhr
Chemistry
Tanneapolis
Emma Band
Baltimore
Brs. Rand
Willing to face any challenge after McCall death
Baklin claims he vouched for all McCall expenditures and would certify his character. He says he registered under an assumed name on the Deutschland to mute annoyance on his return voyage. He plans to answer questions once familiar with the Lawler report, noting health issues but readiness to face criminal proceedings. He mentions deaths of McCall and Lyman Short and a health setback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCall
Baklin
New York Lite
Lawler
Tia
A. McGall
Lyman Short
Ray Hethlyy
Alexander
Morley to Sail for China in Missing Brother Search
George Walter Morley has gone to Cleveland to prepare for his journey to China to locate his missing brother Rue ben Hitchcock Morley. He will sail March 12 from Seattle aboard the Dakota after securing introductions to Chinese officials, including a letter from Representative Fawin Denby of Detroit to the viceroy of Diey Taj. U.S. State Department officials will assist in sending Morley into the interior under protection.
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Somendere
Ching la
Tien-tsin
Saginaw
Mich
George Walter Morley
Cleveland
China
Rueben Hitchcock Blorley
Morles
John WN. Morley
Seattle
Shanghai
Fawin Denby
Detroit
Diey-Tajn
Atx
Jebel
Rueben Morley
Denby
Wimerlt
Obiga
Atote Department
United States
Fn Oking
Segeph
Morley
Democratic Dollar Dinner in Nebraska Highlights Roosevelt Critique
Nearly 400 Democrats from Nebraska and neighboring states gathered for a yearly dollar dinner. The event featured eight net spendies and focused on alleged corporate domination, faulting Republican leadership while praising Roosevelt for efforts to curb abuses. Bryan's name drew enthusiastic cheers as the logical leader of Nebraska and the nation.
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Roosevelt
Lincoln
Nebraska
Senate
House
W. W. Bryan
Bryan
Nebrasia
Grand Jury Indicts Western Federation Officers in Caldwell
A grand jury reported to Judge Smith yielding indictments against six men detained in Boise. They will be arraigned today, with a special train expected to bring them from Boise amid fears of attacks on Harry Orchard and Steve Adams.
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Western Federation
Caldwell
Ida
Stenmenberg
Dudge Smith
Smith
Boise
Tudge Smith
Harry Orchard
Steve Adams
Ohio Attorney General Defends Bridge Trust Bill
Ohio Attorney General J Wade Bills argues that witnesses in bridge trust investigations should not be incriminated by their own testimony. He says the anti trust law must be vindicated and that thieves in public offices could be punished. C T Lewis questions the bills as revolutionary and inquisitorial amid a wider tariff and public office controversy. The committee agreed to report the bill for passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Columbus
Bridge Trust
J . Wade H
C.T. Lewis
Toledo
Senate debates army medical department expansion
Washington March 7 Senate devoted most of its time to the enlargement of the army medical department. Discussion centered on a bill to displace contract surgeons with physicians who would become army officers and restructure the medical corps. Hale warned the move could broaden army influence, while Tillman and Taft's presence on the floor added interest. The House debated tariff changes with Rucker supporting Democratic aims and editors urging removal of a prohibitory duty. Republicans urged unity against protectionist policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Medical
Genpe
Hale
Maine
Staf
Ching
Secretary of State
Tillman
Secretary’ of State
Secretary of War
War Department
Ian
Taft
House
Rucker
Missouri
Morgenthaler
Congress
United States
Lively Bryan Prediction Sparks Tariff Debate
A spirited debate unfolds as Rucker forecasts a Bryan led Democratic sweep on tariff reform. Lacey argues the United States cannot trade off commerce with Britain for German markets, illustrating with trade figures. Weisse accuses tariffs on hides of harming farmers and notes tanners moving to Canada. A final exchange touches on Chamberlain, Guinwins, and Bourbons, with sharp jabs at political rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rucker
William J. Bryan
Democratic Party
Lacey
Town
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Weisse
Wisconsin
Imcey
Canada
Hea
Williams
Royal Family of
Bourbons
Fire destroys Mauppin stables burning fifteen horses
In Chauipalea TL on March 7 a blaze consumed the boarding and livery stables of B C Mauppin. Fifteen horses perished including Barney Layton's trotting stallion Phanton. Insurance on the building had just expired. Loss is estimated at $13,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eifteen
Chauipalea
B.C. Mauppin
Phanton
Barney Layton
American Woolen Company Net Sales Rise in Prospera Report
The American Woolen Company of Prospera New York reports net sales for the year at 46 0F0440 an increase of 0 027 534 over the prior year and net profits of 4 71 W1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Woolen Company
Prospera
New York
Anly
Dany
Griggs Chosen Democratic Congressional Committee Chairman
In Washington on March 7 Representative J. M. Griggs of Georgia was unanimously chosen chairman of the Democratic congressional committee at a meeting in the Capitol attended by forty one members. In Wichita on March 7 Representative Victor Murdock, now representing the Seventh district, was nominated by the Republican convention for Congress in the new Eighth district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo
Colo
Denver
Harry Rebble
W. L. McFadden
Osca Keel
Bert Walter
Democrats Choowa
Walhsington
J. M. Griggs
Georgia
Democratic Congressional Committee
Victor Murdock
Wichita
Kan
Congress
Kentucky Senate Adopts China Bill for Racing Commission
Kentucky Senate approves a bill to establish a state racing commission to regulate betting and racing tracks. The measure passes by an almost unnamed vote amid discussions of oversight and governance for racing activities in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Racing Commission
Frankfort
Kentucky Senate
Britain and U S talks on most favored nation trade
London reports say discussions between Great Britain and the United States concern Britain's demand to share Dingley act privileges. Britain argues it should receive favorable commercial treatment as a tariff-free nation. The House of Commons noted negotiations with the United States have begun, asserting communications have progressed beyond simple statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Great Britain
United States
House of Commons
British agricultural fears curb Canadian cattle imports
London reports that about two hundred agricultural representatives urged Earl of Carrington to keep the ban on Canadian store cattle, opposing any entry that could introduce disease, even as some support slaughter at entry ports. Susan B. Anthony's health worsens with pneumonia while traveling, and James-town exposition officials visit Norfolk to approve Timels building plans at Hampton Roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Earl of Carrington
Board of Agriculture
Alinois Menat
Norfolk
Tinos Commission
Chicago
Jamestown Exposition Company
Sevwell's Point
Hampton Broads
Timels
Roosevelt press for coast defenses funding
President Roosevelt asks Congress to appropriate at least 30 million dollars for coast defenses. Government clerks over 60 face salary limits, while a Chinese boycott persists despite export gains. Republicans renominate Ralph Cole in Ohio. Brooklyn judge upholds legality of closed shop agreements. Chinese commission visits Chicago. St Petersburg police seize a large home factory tied to a druggist with 20 federal arrests. Union College student Paul Walt dies assisting in an experiment. Western Texas prairie fire devastates cattle and pasture. Bureau of Land Management says holders with a year on land aren’t forfeited by army service absence. James Brain alias Brody, 18, admits starting air fires in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Congress
Department of Commerce
United States
China
Ohio
Ralph Cole
Brooklyn
Em.ployer
Chicago
St. Petersburg
Paul Walt
Union Celle
Schenectady
Texas
Washington Land Office
James Brain
Brody
Chicaga
Los Angeles
Murder trial of Berthe Claiche ends in manslaughter plea
In New York on March 7 Berthe Claiche pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the first degree in the death of Emil Gerdron after a trial that revealed alleged police involvement and a plot to lure Gerdron to his death. Sentencing set for March 20 as defense hopes for a favorable outcome.
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New York
Berthe Clarehe
Emil Gerdron
Fasch
Soonsel
Berthe Claiche
Supreme Court
Davis
Abraham Levy
Berthe Glaidis
Jerome
Otto Rosalsky
Reiling
Gerdron
Abraham Lavy
Berthe Ciniche
Tenderloin
Berthe Clatche
Emil Gexdron
Herthe Claiche
Gerdrop
Paris
Ana
Berthe
Hard luck story told by shipwrecked Manning crew
Boston reports Captain Haltna Barr and nine men of the schooner Manning describe four days in a raging South Atlantic storm. Waterlogged, with provisions burned and no boats, they clung to the after house until Casilda rescued them after a difficult approach.
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Boston
Hltna Barr
Mary Manninng
Casita
South America
Manning
Hig
Barr
Ramsey and Gould in Rail Rivalry War
Cleveland reports authorities confirm George J Gould and Joseph Ramsey Jr plan a rail road duel and expansion. Ramsey allegedly controls Lake Erie and Pittsburg right of way from Lorain to Cleveland with a Cleveland terminal aim and a Pittsburg line. Ramsey allegedly organized the Lorain Southern to tap southern Ohio coal fields and the Ohio river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Joseph Ramsey
Lorain
Hamsey
Oak Point
Ramsey
Lake Erie
Pittsburg
Ohio
Ohio River
Chinese Boycott Described As Strategic Pressure Not Anti American
Reverend Sydney N. Ussher, after a five month world tour, argues the Chinese boycott of American products targets foreign traders and aims to deter Western influence. He cites organized guilds enforcing the measure across the empire and notes a watchmaker’s orders canceled over the Made in America stamp. A London Rembrandt Saskia portrait discovery is also reported.
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Sodney N. Ussher
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Philadelphia
New York Times
Chine
America
United States
Philippines
Roosevelt
Dr. Ussher
Shanghai
Melican
Methen
Dr. Ussher Tetters
Dr. Desher
Illinois Central Lines Schedule Fragment
A compact timetable lists mixed Illinois Central trains with destinations including Chicago, Dubuque, Fort Dodge, Sioux City, and Waterloo. It notes limiteds, express, way freight, and passenger service between Waterloo, Dubuque, Fort Dodge, and Chicago, with daily operation except Sundays for some trains.
Cedar Rapids Division Railways Right Road Timetable
Rail timetable list for the Cedar Rapids division shows trains like No. 20 Chicago and Bt. Louis Limited stopping at key points daily, No. 4 Chicago and Burlington Express on Sundays, No. 86 St. Louis Mail and Express daily, No. 72 Way Freight daily, westbound No. 18 Twin City Limited stopping at important points, No. 7 Twin City Express, No. 47 Rockford Passenger on Sundays, No. 98 Fast Freight carrying passengers at stations, and No. Ti Way Freight on Sundays with assorted stop patterns and timings across Chicago, Omaha, St. Paul, Minneapolis and linked routes.
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St. Paul and
Chicago
Eeeathe Og
Athbert Lea and
St. Paul
Albert Lea
Waterloo
Cedar Rapide Division
Omaha
St. Touts
Dem Yer
Memphia
Colorado Springs
Peoria
Fort Worth
St Joseph
St Paul
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Burlingtom
Louis Mail
Ex- Press
Sundey
West Hound
Twin City Limited
Important Pointe
Twin City Eupresa
Rockford
Sun
Twin City
Oelwein
West Aida
East Side
Cocar
Bremar
Tripal Ns
Rail connections at Denver Junction and Waverly listed
No. 61 connects at Denver Junction with O. G. W. No. 6 for all points west to Omaha. No. 55 connects at Waverly with G. W. No. 8 for all points west to Fy Dodge. No. 52 connects at Waverly for points west on the C. G. W. Ry. No. 54 connects at Denver Jet, with O. G. W. No. 4 from all points west No. 58 connects at Waverly for all points west on the G&G W. to Fort Dodges.
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Denver Junction
Omaha
Waverly
G. W. No
Fy Dodge
Denver
G&g W
Fort Dodges
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Renvresentative Shemions
Kenton County
Eurp
State Senate
Grand Jury
Miss Anthony
Rochester
N. Y
Susan B. Anthony
M. R. Ricker
New York City
Bertaeclache Case
Franch
Thon & Gees
Tooderlein
Gould
Wand
Lorain, C
Boone
Ussher
Toar
Beant
Rembrandt
Saskia
Ft Ig
Dresden
Illinois ‘Central
Chicago Limited
Chicago Expres
Chicago Express
Paul and
Chi
Lim
Dubuque’ Accom
Fort Dodge
Dubuque Express
Wees
Gm West Bound
Omebs
Sioux City Limited
Wee
Dodge
Sioux City
Dubuque
Ccc Eteees
North Bound
Atbert Lea Way
St. Paul Minulent
C.r.ilgp
Dearer
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