Witness testifies on Equitable and insurance probes
William Baynes, Albany official, tells lawmakers Equitable has enough manpower post reorganization. He identifies vouchers worth 866.66 for retainers and legal services. He cites $1,000 from Mutual Life for an oral argument before a Senate committee. He warns against repealing section 56, fears suits against polices, and criticizes press influence.
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Albany
Insurance Investigation Committee
Equitable
Ikarnes
Equitable Dictar
Mim
Warnes
Mutual Life
Senate
Wit Mers
Beloz
Thomas ¥. Ryan
Tas
H. Asde
Insurance witness testifies about long career and ads work
Witness Joseph Howard, a writer since 1860 and New York correspondent, testifies he is employed by Mutual Life Insurance and has crafted long advertisements with reading notices. He notes signing vouchers and states he may have worked for other insurers, while committee members discuss his duties and funding. The session adjourns as discussions focus on committee actions to defeat a heresy.
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Toseph Howard
Mutual Life Tugucance Company
Trawand
Myvilatie
Tlawarnd
Pata Asary
IC Gmn
Peltier
Monany
Kentucky courts convict Jayses JT and Hawn in Coy. Iynor case
Local court records reveal Jaynes JT and Hawn found guilty by Kentucky courts in the Coy. Iynor matter. The proceedings involved Han Leen and PEM vouEL al the Tite Status with Mi a MM Saale, and the outcome saw Pie arsed Was Goldie linked to the case.
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Howard Cae
Washington
Sav
Jaynes
Hawn
Kentucky
Gotham Election Frauds Indictments Hit New York
A grand jury indicted twelve suspects in election day violations and ballot assaults in New York. Attorney General Mayer and State Superintendent Moyano lead a broad probe, continuing until the legislature convenes, with Morgan examining witnesses and plans to prosecute those charged. Henry S. Yonge, special Hearst counsel, discussed charges with officials.
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Stade
New York
Mayer
Moyano
Morgan
Henry 5. Yonge
Hearst
Plaus
Russia Now Tranquil Amid Poland Tensions and Riots
Dispatches report quieting in most Russian cities including petitioned order in St Petersburg and Moscow amid rumors of a Black Hundred attack. Cronstadt mutiny quelled with arrests. Count de Witte forms ministry, Lamsdorff becomes foreign minister as investigations into anti Jewish attacks are ordered. Local crime notes include a tax suit over a mother in law and other minor incidents across Michigan Indiana and Illinois.
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St. Petersburg
Kingdon
Poland
Russia
Sh Petersburg
Moscow
St Petersburg
Srepof
Vreper
Willy
Cronstadt
Paylof Street
Durneden
Amailer
Count de Witte
Connt Lamsdornt
Premov
Prince Louis of Battenberg Captures New York Hearts
Rear Admiral Prince Louis of Battenberg wins admiration in New York during a busy visit. He greets visitors with cordial democracy, welcomes reporters to his cabin, and humorously preserves ladies confidences while praising American women as gallant and well mannered.
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New York
Darly
Britisuer
Prince Laons Places in New York Visit Details
A newspaper transcript recalls Prince Laons program in New York with a luncheon at Governor's Island, a Navy yard reception, a grand banquet, and a forthright interview about Russia and New York. The prince, a British rear admiral, discusses war's impact on the city and tours joined by officers, civilians, and notable guests.
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Bell
Russia
Prinen
Nicholas
New York
Prince Laonis
Governor's Island
Grant
Oer
Ssanadran
Prince Alesando
Agony
Suests
Chile
United States
Chance
Inuecheon
Your Navy Yard
Coghler
Whldort
Asta
Almarad
Ariag Teten Could
James Stokes
John A. McCook
Robert Thompson
Nebogatom St Peterstore Rear Ad Victory Echoed
Fragmented report describes Nebogatott arrival from slapuia and Rosin 98 a martyr. References a deliberate feeding incident and honor at a sea battle to stir supporters during a large division sailing event.
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Nebogatom
St. Peterstore
Din & Co. Weekly Review Signals Seasonable Business Improvement
Dun and Co reports stronger business conditions with seasonable weather easing shipments and delivery pressures. Wholesale apparel and food trade rise while holiday foods gain interest. production hits new highs, with iron supply robust and prices up. Money in circulation sets a new record, and pastures in the United States and Canada show slight changes year over year.
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Din & Co
New York
Dun & Co
Prude
United States
Canada
Plea Not Avail In Tight Booth Company Case
Judge Taylor in federal court ruling that the Booth company is a trust and did not directly or indirectly control fish and oyster pricing. Buckeye Wish of Cleveland sued H R Elon and other Buckeye stockholders for damages claiming the Booth group violated a prior agreement not to reenter the business after a sale.
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Booth Company Wine
Cleveland
Nav
Taylor
United States District Court
A. Booth Company
Nore Trust
Boath Company
H.R. Eulon
Buckeye Wish Company
Rewards posted for arrest of explosion culprits in Fair Chance
Rand Powder company had offered 5000 dollars for arrest and conviction of those responsible for the Fair Chance explosion on Sept 9. Eighteen workers died and the plant was destroyed. Coroner's jury cites unknown cause but incendiaries suspected. Also reported: Herman G. Norgaard dies after brain abscess worsened by stomach trouble. California potato shipment sets record for eastward move totaling 184000 pounds across 35 cars. Pension inquiries ongoing with no sick legislation. federal grand jury indicts Senator Burton. Polish meeting to urge autonomy and appeal to the Czar.
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Union” Town
Rand Powder Company
Perdon
Deesons
Fair Chance
Powdler
Council Blutts
Herman G. Norgaard
Focal
Horton
Fle
Carnegie on Politics and Municipal Ownership in New York
Andrew Carnegie spoke from the Baltic steamer on arrival in New York about U S policies and the election. He favored an honest count, pure ballots, and warned against tampering with the vote while endorsing eventual municipal ownership like Britain. He urged short-term leases, retention of city ownership, and condemned finance figures using names as decoys. He argued the public should benefit from growth and criticized insurance scandals fanning European concerns. Street-level governance and responsible leadership were central to his remarks.
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New York
Tipen
Baltic
Andrew Carnegie
United States
Lis Castle
Scotland
Carnegie
Baltok
Hagland
Great Britain
Phelina
Roosevelt temple of peace proposal gains interest in capital
In London the lord mayor's parade spurs a New York proposal by Lotwin of the International Banking Corporation to fund a Roosevelt temple of peace in Washington. The plan envisions a monumental building for conventions and meetings, funded by public subscription. Separately, a Minnesota man indicted for embezzlement has been released by U S authorities and is not wanted locally. Approval grows for Roosevelt plan as the American Hardware Association endorses antiracketeering style safe legislation.
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Washington
Roosevelt
London
A. Lotwin ‘Tult
International Banking Corporation
Portsmouth
Ecklund
Peter Amaeuste Rekind
Scotland Yard
Dane Company
Aus=ean Hardware Asanantaeturees associaton
Roose Velt
Ralio
TeSsDtations Committee
Martial decline across Poland shocks citizens in St Petersvnce
In a report from Poland a martial decline is noted throughout the country with unrest observed in St Petersvnce. Meanwhile the corn yield is estimated at 2 TOGONG bushels in the United States this year and over 100 fishermen are missing in the prefecture of agosh after a severe storm. Premier Mataues of Japan and Lloyd Griscom of the United States signed a copyright convention agreement.
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St Petersvnce
Poland
United States
Agosh
Tapa
Comm Mataues
Japan
Lloyd
Griscom
Msinkster
Harvest of oats amid wet fields in Red River valley
Reports from Moorhead Minnesota dated November 11 describe an oat harvest in the Red River valley hindered by wet fields. Farmers hope to save much of the crop once weather permits, as bonds broke and binding crews faced delays.
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Moorhead
Minn
Red River Valley
Minas
Costly Hotel in Ashes in Ashland? Ashes in San Luis Obispo
A historic Ramona hotel in San Luis Obispo, a 200 room structure with an eastern tower, has burned to the ground. No lives were lost. The loss is estimated at several hundred thousand dollars.
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San Luis Obispo
Cal
Ramona Hotel
Luis
Whelosa
Counterfeit Money Destruction by Treasury Agents
Washington reports the Secret Service destroyed counterfeit notes totaling 3,235,000 and 50,000 worth of dies and machinery in a confiscation led by junior treasury officials. The operation burned notes in special furnaces at Royal Foundry, with 40,000 of the “queer” coins cited as the largest single haul ever destroyed by the bureau.
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Washington
Arden
Teensury Department
Royal Foundry
Secret Services Division
Goybro
Suit Over A Poodle Dog Costa Exceen $109 Not Counting Fees
Danville Wisconsin November 14 a replevin suit filed by Bert Myre Coatesville against Verlie Moon to recover possession of a poodle described as a dog of no pedigree. Plaintiff says the neighbor loaned the dog while she was away at school and later moved away with the dog. Costs already exceed substantial attorney fees not added. Big slump in county. Philadelphia Delaware County official vote Treasurer-elect Berry leading Plummer with margins and Roosevelt plurality from last year. Ex-President Cleveland hunting trip near Princeton with a successful day bagging small game.
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Danville
Myre
Bert ’ Painter
Coatesville
Verlie Moon
Lala Eluita
Wil
Ano
Philadelphia
Delaware County
Berry
Pivuyner
Plummer
Roosevelt
Human Fly John Garrick Climber of Flatiron Wall
A New York World profile describes Steeplejack John Garrick, famed as the human fly for scaling the Flatiron Building. It notes his nerve, grip, toe power, and routines from steeplejacking to hanging banners, with details on his height weight and climbing style.
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New York World
New York
Garrick
Garvick
Broad Exchange
Whitehall
Brosé Wary
Produce Exchange
Atlantic
Tanye
Flitiron
Izzy Heighs
Iowa Rail Schedules Include Passenger and Freight Routes
Train No 95 carries DaBSUDRCTR between Waterloo and Fort Dodge. Train No 68 serves Waterloo Cedar Falls Parksburg Aoxley Iowa Falls Webster City and Port Dodge. Trains 60 and 64 run Waterloo to Dubuque northbound. Regular freight trains carry passengers. W L Buckley, agent, lists the schedules and connecting lines for the Chicago and St. Paul lines and Albert Lea services with arrivals from the north.
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Omaha
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Omahe Express
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Mall & By
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Fort Dodge
Cedar Falls
Parks Sreburg
Aoxley
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Webster City
Port Dodge
Dubuque
Chicago & St. P. Lim
Albert Lea Paguenger
Albert L. & St. P
Albert Lea Way
Passengars
Train schedules for Co G. W. Railway
Rail timetable lists southbound and northbound trains with numbers for routes to St Joe Kansas City Des Moines and other points. Times show daily departures with some express and freight services and a daily schedule note by agent A B Ham.
Right Road to the West via C R L Railway Timetables
The C R L GP Railway announces East Bound routines and multiple daily services including No 20 Chicago to St Louis and No 8 Laonte Limited stopping at key points. It lists No 46 Chicago Burling passenger and No 71 Way Freight with Sunday ex, plus Twin City Limited and Twin City Express routes. Sleeping car reservations and timetables are available from Roald Island ticket agents, G E McLasson freight and passenger agent.
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Gear Rapides Division
Chicago
Omaha
St. Louie
Denver
Stewmphis
Colorado Springs
Peorla
Fort Worth
St Joseph
St .Paul
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Lonte Limited
Important Paints
Burling
St Louis Mall
Twin City Limited
Cnes Ae
Twin City
Rockford
Sun- Bas
Roaldsland
McQlasson
Rail connections and western routes described
The notice lists train connections at Denver Junction and Waverly for various lines. It notes No. 31 joining C. G. W. No. 5 to Omaha, No. 56 at Waverly with G. G. W. No. 9 toward Dodge, No. 52 at Waverly heading west on the C. G. W. Ry. No. 4 linking Denver Junction with G. W. No. 4 from west points, and No. 56 at Waverly continuing on the C. G. WW to Fort Dodge.
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Omaha
Waverly
Dodge
Denver Jet
G. W
C.G. WW
Fort Dodges
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