Vouchers and California Trouble Highlight Insurance Inquiry
New York November report on hearings shows Amstrong committee grilling figures at the Equitable case. Witness Sam McCurdy reveals vouchers for legal service and California dealings dating back to 1887. Discussions cover Albany, San Francisco, and possible $75,000 costs for keeping a copy of the company books.
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New York
Amstrong
Wrank H. Jardin
Equitable
Hyding
Canada
California
Samiel
McChanic
McGyinty
Clunte
Chirornda
McCurdy
Ants Isilon
Budd
Callinenin
Cinnie
San Francisco
Retainer vouchers and laughter in 19th century legal notices
The document recounts voucher records for legal services connected to the Equitable Society and Wisconsin tax suits. Names include David Gill, A W Alexander, R Tae maul, A Hamilton, and John A Nichols. Senator Depew is cited regarding information on several vouchers. The text notes laughter over a 1895 Hill letter and mentions adjournment commentary and related correspondence.
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McCurdy
David GB. Gill
Equitable Society
Hill
A. W. Alexanter
Trill
Bey
Wisconsin
Olds
Lansing
Mich
Depew
John A. Nichols
Nichols
Hughes
Thieves Resist Arrest In Cherokee Country Tragedy
In Pocshowtis Athy area ten miles north of the Prisco railroad a violent shootout left two men Dennis Shipley and Lee Jones dead and Deputy Sheriff Wisner Clay Marehil Tobnson severely wounded. The gang's three members had been suspected of cotton thefts across Cherokee country and opened fire when confronted by officers.
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Pocshowtis
Athy
Wow Ie Hirmora
Twe Mien
Loin Shipley
Dennis
Lee’ Jones
Sherr Wisner
Clay Marehil Tobnson
Wiener
Shipley
Jones
Walt
Eseuand
Wedding in a Worn Field
Des Moines Iowa November 18 under harvest moon guests gathered at the Stvigklin Nome for a Cherokee county wedding. Groom Bari Campbell and bride Perkins faced a legal worry when the ceremony conflicted with county rules. An adjournment was held to a higher court venue to complete the rite.
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Des Moines
Bari
Campbell
Perkins
Second Disagreement and Court Actions Reported
The record notes a second disagreement involving Detvoit and a jury split 1 to 3 for acquittal after a charge of obtaining money by false pretenses. Copel faces alleged unlawful fees for ruling on nonresident or state cases, with a further mention of Hunt on Private Band. Bloomington details a Supreme Court case Schuttle v Warren about fishing rights and submerged lands, with potential rehearing implications before the United States Supreme Court. Washington reports diplomatic interest over Wet-laewwei and Port Avénuie, touching on Russian and British lease questions and the legality of an 19th century agreement.
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Enor
Cyronartte
Toepel
J.oes del
Mie
Bloomington, Jr
State Supreme Court
Schutle
Warren
Pharail
Chetshermen
Limters
Itech
United Shires
Supreme Court
Washington
China
Hint
Port Avénuie
Kuseta
Bneland
Explosion at Sawmill Kills Four In Michigan
Nov 14 explosion at Marvia portable sawmill near Heyverton Michigan critically injures four men including engineer Pyank Burns who is said to die. Victims named Andrew Coyle Albert Mfiewell M Snow with various injuries. Also notes Fairbanks arrival from Canton and Thanksgiving plans. bank organization in Mount Vernon details posted.
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Heyverton
Mich
Marvia
Ahouk
Citg
Here
Mies
Pyank Burns
Will
Andrew Coyle
Swoken
Albert Mfiewell
M. Snow
Removal of Lewiston register reported in Interior release
Washington November 15 The Interior Department announced the removal from office of John P Weut Register of the Lewiston Ta Jane office with political activity given as the cause.
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Washington
John P. Weut
Register of the
Lewiston, Ta
Jane
The
Interior
Minto Arrives as Curzon Teaver in Bombay Nov 18
The visitor Minto arrives in Bombay amid events marking the transfer of power. Curzon of Kedleston will depart for England soon after the viceroy’s arrival. the retiring governor general Lavi Curzon of Kedleston leaves for Eughnadd.
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Minto
Curzon Teaver
Bombay
Auto
India
Tormerly
Xénevil
Canada
Vineway
Lavi Curzon
Kedleston
Eughnadd
Persistent Red Strike Urged Amid Hope for End
Nov 18 report from St Petersburg says workers want to end the national strike, many breaking from militant leadership. Delegates from various districts say factories may shut indefinitely unless a settlement is reached, while some urge resuming work Monday and resuming normal life.
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St. Petersburg
Tendeva
Aml Sre Anxiou
Turbulent Polish Strike Paralyzes Warsaw Transit
Dispatches report a sweeping strike in Warsaw triggering a government order to suspend stores markets and streetcar service by 1 am. Officials mobilize electrical workers to disable systems while police appeal for public calm as leaders vow to prolong the protest and demand a referendum on broader power.
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Poland
Uruk
Warsaw
Minister of Communications
Bt. Petersburg
Belug
Stusslin
Vaa
Ue Medel
Smrike
Missing Lake Steamer Selkirk Man Nov Rumor
Fragmentary report notes a missing lake steamer near Selkirk with vague references to navigation eras and unidentified parties. Inspectors Hooper and Youngs are on duty as authorities pursue information about the vessel. Reverend John Lines and Nathan Agent wind anisalanary are mentioned in connection with the search.
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Selkirk
Lave Winnipes
Hooper
Youngs
Joh
Nathan
Wind Anisalanary
Soarel
Acquittal Report Amid Confused Local Hearing
A mistranscribed note from Mich shows acquittal for a man named Widrich after a trial involving two young sons and unidentified charges. The fragment hints at a family-related legal dispute with local observers and unclear details.
Georgetown presidency sparks debate on college athletics
Reverend Bayl Hillhouse Buel, newly introduced by Justice White, addressed concerns over bribe allegations and the role of athletics in evaluating colleges. He urged consideration of liberal learning and leadership rather than sports prowess as a measure of an institution's strength.
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Washington
Alomi
Quorgetown
Bayi Hillhouse Buel
Yontwall
Motes Houwlent
Georgetown
Port
Inhumanity of the Law Remains in New York Case
Marie Santangelo a Tulian immigrant faces a stark choice between parting from her two children to stay in the United States or giving up her husband to return home with the children. Her husband is a naturalized citizen living in Youngstown Ohio. The children suffer from trachoma an infectious eye disease, while the article notes deportation barriers.
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New York
Nov
Marie Santangelo
Nis Island
Hirly
United States
Youngstown
Chikiran
Ilery Hother
HITS THE FILIBUSTERS Haysoa to Windem rescue works
A string of dispatches reports a mix of events. Cuban leaders respond to sympathy from the United States while local projects move forward in Windem, Alabama. A dam renovation and water mill upgrade are noted along with a major gift to Tattagoth College and other fundraising milestones.
Fire destroys acres in Aberdeen blaze
Aberdeen South Dakota November 13 officials estimate the loss from Wednesday's nearvie Are fire at about 500000 in live stout grain hay and tevin Daihlings. The fire swept a five mile wide by twenty mile long area.
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Aberdeen
S. D
Lye Mies
Diverse 19th Century News Snippets and Figures
The item catalog cites a New York mayoral hearing cost of 48 dollars, various local incidents from Branthope and northern towns, and notes William Z Bryan becoming a grandfather with birth of a grandchild. It recalls Cantorny well known and dead in Vincennes Indiana, former House speaker Todlin in 1879, and retired General Cartelwouy from memorial exercises in Conlon Ohio. Reports on presidential messages, monarchs, and Spains entry in Colorado accompany Venezuela's Castro stance and a Nestlions oyster line amid scattered political and civic notes.
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Canthorny
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Vincemiess
Ind
Ile
Todlinn
House of Representatives
Pastmister Cenerat Cartelwouy
McKier
Conlon
Washington
Preelasit
Enugeers
Landers
Leopold
Margharita
United States
Hockgrorl
Colo
Castro
Venezuela
Minsia
Pennsylvania
RATE GASES ARGUED VIEW OF MEYER ON RAILROAD REFORM
In New Orleans on Nov 15 business men heard Professor Meyer of Chicago and Julia Duish of the Skippers association discuss railway rate reform. Meyer opposed federal control and warned the interstate commission could curb free trade, while Duish supported a law like Judge Grosscup proposed, arguing for decisive action to settle sectional interests.
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Wy Orleans
Renpesent- Busness
Lings J. Meyer
Chicago University
Yon
Julia J. Duish
Ame Ent Skippers’ Association
Dleyer
God Duish
Grosscup
Chicigo
Meyer
Hel
Rnie
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Interstate
Com- Indek Commissioan
Federal Court
Feud Over Transportation Reform Push in Kansas City
A debate on federal oversight and an impartial investigatory body for railroads unfolds in Kansas City with Judge Greencup’s plan favored by some as the only feasible remedy. Courts and government officials discuss procedures as Ab erty Bartley case reports from Lookout, mentioning an abduction and homicide investigation.
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Greencup
Onleasco
Deere
Supreme Court of
Kamsas City
Atchison, Wopeka
Santa le Pulway
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Missouri
Paville
Milton J. Purdy
United States
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Astriet
Gardiney Tautheap
Santa Fe
Fudge O. M. Spencer
St. Joseph
Bweiuston
Midway Com Nates
Knoxville
Lookout
Daglorn Kentoes
kMert Bartley
Tom
Bartley
Early Iowa state news in brief
A roundup of Iowa items notes Mrs. Chester Henry of Goldfeld, ex governor Beveridge kin, a sentence for bigamy in Marshalltown Port Madison, sewing in West Union schools, a hunting mishap at New London, fire at Word and library contract at Parsons college Fairfield, and various local incidents.
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Chester Henry
Goldfeld
John Beveridge
Illinois
Andrew Carnegie
Parsons College At
Fairfield
Cedar Rapids
Poley’s Kidney Cure Endorsed By Relief Seeker
Ha Could Hardly Get Up. This is to certify that I have taken two bottles of Poley’s Kidney Cure and it has helped me more than any other medicine. Lt tried many advertised remedies, but nine of them gave me any relief. My druggist recommended Foley's Kidney Cure and it has cured me. Before commencing its use I was in such a shape that I could hardly get up when once down. Sold by C. W. Biltner and Wangler Bros. & Toda, m-W-f E121
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Poley
P. H. Duty
Aahrey, AI
Foley
C. W. Biltner
Wangler Bros
Toda
Horse Shoeing Price Increase Notice by Master Horseshoers
Owners are warned that shoeing prices will rise on December 4. From that date the charge will be 2 and half cents per shoe, with a full price schedule available at each shop. Master Horseshoers of Local No. 450 Tit ewae.
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Titewae
Dynamite and coughs in a faded ad exchange
A fragmentary ad item recounts TL Gray of Georgia praising Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds. It claims night relief and a cure after trials at a Wan gler Bros. & Todd's drug store with a $1 price and a free trial.
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TL Gray
Wangler Bros. & Todd
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