Witness Hyde Offers Deliberate Testimony On Odell Harriman Sshipcase
James Hazan Hyde ex vice president of the Equitable Life Assurance Society testified before the Armstrong committee in Albany. He asserted Odell sought settlement of a Mercantile Trust suit and claimed a $75,000 payoff linked to Odell, while denying intent to derail the inquiry. Hyde said the Mercantile settlement involved bonds and was advised by executives, with further pressure from Harriman and Anderson in a broader mutualisation dispute.
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New York
James Hazan Hyde
Equitable Life Assurance Soviets
Armstrong
Kyde
Jyde
Mauner
Iis
Odell
Harriman
Sshipbuilding
Frost
Albany
Myde
Teeviman
Oiell
Warri- Tu
Mercantile
Urtist Company
Thre
Witek
Siena
Alex Ander
Tarvimioy
Frisk
Hydees Conspiracy Claims Target Tim Out Of Community
Hyde alleges Henry C Wrick and B HL Tine Thuan conspired to depose him as a community leader. He accuses Frick of misleading him about a friendly deal, while promising to use influence to facilitate the sale. Hyde portrays others as aware of the plan and criticizes their stewardship.
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Tim
Cotmuntty
Hyde
Henry C. Wrick
B. HL Tine Thuan
San- Lassalor
Wriek
Kiek
Harriman
Mriek
Riots and unrest sweep Russian port and empire
News reports outline a sweeping general strike across Russia in response to failed reforms and martial law in Poland. Mutinous sailors, arson, and street clashes erupt in Vladivostok and St. Petersburg, with hundreds of deaths reported and widespread destruction in the Chinese quarter and surrounding districts.
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St. Petersburg
Cronatadt
Poland
Council of Workmen's Delegates
Russia
Nov
Mladivostok
Veriu Mené
Eelvan
Vilages
S Adur
Goes
United States
Greener
Ladivostok
Gromobot
Golden Moon
Count de Witte
Warsaw
Depecra
Hay
Fetal Hunting Accidents and Jail Delivery Plots
In Lacrosse and Wisconsin towns five fatal hunting incidents are reported within five days. Victims include George Gray of Lacrosse and Peter Ebenson of Merrill. A jail delivery plot is uncovered after Mrs. Britton spots robbers boring through a prison wall. An appeal for Cassie T. Cleveland seeks certiorari in a U S Supreme Court review. The Navy reports charges for Suez Canal passage involving the Philippines and a heavy fee.
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LatCrosse
Wis
George Gray
Lacrosse
Benjamin River
Pike Niver
Peter Ebenson
Merrill
Peter Tubreda
Perkins
Marlon
HL Britton
Frest Smith
Harry Green
Cassie T. Cleveland
Ars
Opposition Heard as Rail Unions Protest Rate Legislation
Washington Nov W George Tynley head of the railway conductors union led a delegation of railway employees before the president to oppose national rate legislation. Five great labor groups including engineers firemen conductors switchmen and others joined a statement urging impartial treatment and warning that tens of millions depend on railroad earnings. Union officials cite widespread opposition to reducing rates and emphasize the impact on up to 6 million workers and hundreds of millions in annual wages.
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Washington
George Tyneley
Railway Conductors’ Union
Sreat
Tertmuval’ Muntrey
Lytest
Bitrate
Brotherhood of
Locomotive Rngineers
Brotherhood of Locomotivy Pipe
Tien Lave
Order of
Stailway
Portland
Ove
Mine Owners Oppose Esch Townsend Bill Across States
A Kentucky meeting of mine owners and operators from fifty three mines and seventy coal companies unanimously opposed the Esch Townsend bill and any rate legislation. A committee will confer with coal interests south of the Ohio river to spread the plan to other states and make opposition a major factor in railroad policy at the next session. Indiana Illinois Ohio mines signaled intent to join and present the matter to President Roosevelt.
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Wil
Louisville
Nev
Roosevelt
Congress
Kentucks
Ohio River
Indiana
Mlinois
Ohio
World Record at Rowling meets high score in state tourney
Canton Nov 15 Ohio association members claim T Franty of Meveland tops the state chanting tournament with the highest individual score ever rolled, breaking a long-held record. Clergyman Drays Pond of Pittsburgh dies at a Presbytery meeting. Light Brigade survivor Lt Col Arthur Romayne dies in Cornwall at 75. Wisconsin man Perdinaug J Reichmuth undergoes appendectomy at Annapolis Naval Hospital. nasal deformity correction noted.
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Rowling
Canton
T. Franty
Ot “Meveland
Tas
Ohio Association
Drays Pond
Tittsbuig
Dan
Jon Moors
Pitesberg
Abingyel
Sixth Avenue
Light Brigade
London
W—t Lieutenant
Colote
Arther Romayne
Balunkhiva
Cornwall
Senator from Kansas Refuses to Commit Ahead of President’s Proposal
Snalor Long of Kansas declines to agree in advance to any proposals from the president. He says he was advised to respond after the Esch-Wharton debate and will not bound himself to the administration’s plan. He emphasizes he cannot commit to all recommendations and won't place responsibility on the president or others.
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Snalor Long
Kansas
Tus
Nor
Tddvessiui
Tim
Merson
Fayette
Ernest
McGee Bol
Fred
Escapes From The Bandits In Turkish War Zone
Englishman Mr. Wills, employed by the Turkish Tobacco regime, escaped brigands after capture near Monastir and reached Resnia. Greek Bulgarian clashes escalate with wedding party killings and village arson near Vlorbun.
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Salontea
Turkey
Mr. Wills
Tabsacco Raya
Nve
Sane Meithsao
Niscape Yorg
Resnia
Elekteen
Monastir
Dragos
Vlorbun Din
Secretaries arrival and reform talks sweep regional politics
Wrak hngton receipts show arrival of Secretary after Panna listianius trip. Terry H. Frixon, famed temperance advocate, advocates reform as Anti-Sabor leader. Francis A. Tuck receives 18,000 from New York attachments while Mayor McClellan denies campaign spending. Wall Street wary of treasury aid. Colfax Indiana offers 12,000 farm to clergy proving Scriptural baptism sprinkling. Norwegian government moves to debate electricity in parliament tomorrow.
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Art
Wrakhngton
Pannalistianius
Terry H. Frixon
Jeader
Quines
Mass
New York
TW. Lawson
Treasury
Wall Street
Speaulnines
Fanuma Consulting Engineers
Cavernor Pensspreker
Pennsylvania
Ananena
Afate
Reform Mensres
Itev
Delensie
Colfax
Ind
Parlietent
Ising
Noraway
Preferential Trade Fiscan System Reform Emphasized
New Castle Nagland Nov 15 The National Union of Conservative Associations adopted reforms favoring preferential trade and closer ties with the colonies. Henry Chaptin introduced a resolution urging fiscal reform without raising food costs to aid British industry and reduce dumping while stressing empire-wide integration. Premier Balfour urged unity and rejected protectionism, calling for coordinated action to boost domestic manufactures and imperial trade.
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New Castle
Nagland
National Union of Conservative Associations
Tisen
Wiotherland
Henry Chaptin
National Union
Wnd
Bagturul
Walds
Oxford
Binninghal
Sheffield
Newcastle
Brighton
Rochsale
Bristol
London
Manchester
Sheield
Southamp
Top
al- Lert la
Prant
Wnion
Balfour
Ite
England
Strikes Trouble France as Arsenal Workers Walk Out
Reports from the Ministry of Marine show about one third of arsenal employees have struck. At Tonfou the 8,000 alvikers guard government property as marines patrol. A circular warns strikers they breach contracts and face discharge. Premier Rouvier defends the government against the strike amid defense concerns. Body found in mountains near St Nicholas identified as Genege Hughes 43. Shaw family to sail for Europe on Moltke from New York, with Secretary Shaw.
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Mer
Rouvier
Iministry of Marine
Tonfou
Alvikers
Alaval Construction
Minister of Marine
Rauviee
Mahones City
Pan
Genege Hughes
Philadelphia Nol Nending Contana Tron, Company
St. Nicholas
Shaw
Europe
Washington
New York City
Diphtheria Epidemic, Trials and Local News
A Iowa brief covers a diphtheria rise in Dubuque with 96 cases. Other items note a Matengo attorney pleading guilty to illegal liquor sales, Northboro corn yield disappointment, a baby dropsy case near Ledyard, and cement plant prospects north of Decorah. Also reported are inmates’ legal moves, policing, dam surveys, a Scranton death from stroke, a Des Moines fire safety scare, a grand jury indictments, a bank closing joke in Tabor, and a Toledo catarrh claim ad.
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Legislative Insurance Inquirers
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Charces
Gov. Odell’ Nante
James Brazen
Hydee
Hior
Vladivostok
Onia
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Laslin
Pattisa Thevis
McKeinnon
Darts
Kirtley
Maalutte
3Inn
Cray
Blue Earth County Retail Drugeiste’ Association
J.C. Thro
Jonal Association of Tectail Drugegists
Hin Bein
Navy Ans Pirtment
Suez Annal Company
Sie
Railway Union
Winployza
Pwem
Alina
Wisconsin Cartier
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Aldshipman Perdinaug
J. Ieichmuth
Ripon
J. Byrnes
Tau
Omaha
Ommba
Oni
Ompha
Cleveland
George W. Morgan
WT. Morgan Company
Digg
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Tye
W. d. Morgan
Dleets
Morgin Company
Philadelphia
Willem P. Thomas
Bren
Bell
Mownt Clemens
Mich
Alice Heh
Trea Harcy Hil
Macomb
London Canrelded
Danville
Wenikote Ringley
Alot
Imles
Met
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Tarn
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Reet
Dol
Dina
British Conservative Union
Toirethur
France
Dubuque
D. B. Thomas
Matengo
Northboro
Ledyard
Wm. Leslie
Decorah
Fred Dahua
LeMars
Panama Canal
Cherokes
John W. Jensen
Kaneawha
Tenteen
Klemme
Norier
Bima
Telebrace
Maga
Whitch
Adel
Perry Giliggiets
W. Medrbur
Malley
Hanes
Ecomi
Dougetsts
Jacobs
Montezuma
Chris. Miller
W. MM
the Govenor
Cedar River
Cedar Bluffs
Iowa City
Tipton
Davenport
Joseph Fielding
Scranton
ES. Myldenburg
Lfe
Anamse
Supreme Court
Blingson
Des Moines
Katherine Yeager
Uiyorca Cll
Wits No. 2
Agricultural Department
Iowa State College
Glymn Williams
Gen. Wood
Yeoman Order
Waords
C. S. Bushnell
Smith Center
Marshal Jacobs
Grinnell
Wigwan Clothing
Wut
Ringsted
Iver Finnison
Matt Skow Hai
Lal
Willie Beblic
L. E. Bellic
Clear Lake
Mason City
George W. Buttrick
Lake City
William Jackson
Sac City
Mortyn
Buttrick
J. J. Hippie
Alisa
St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital
Webster City
Sisters of Mercy
Father Norton
Tabor
Brynn
Vicey
State of Ohio
Toledo
Tucas County
Frank J. Cheney
A. W. Gleason
Hall
F. I. Cheney & CO
Waterloo Beaver Rug Factory
Argyle Street
New Phone
W. B. Duncan
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