PAY DIRT ONCE MORE IN NEW YORK LIFE HEARINGS
Startling developments emerged during the Armstreus inquiry into the New York Life Insurance syndicate. Milton M. Madison, a bookkeeper for New York Life, testified that a profit of 87,187, from a United States Steel Company matter, was linked to an intermediary payment of 59,530 to an insurer described as the insurameslectislatic generalissima Hamilton. Records show Hamilton received advances and later credits, with participation in the New York Life syndicate through the New York Science Bank and the Linstit company, retaining about one fourth of the profits.
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Tabor
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Big Loan to Boston Men Denied by Officials
A Boston inquiry reveals a large loan profit connected to George W. Perkins and the Reston firm of Widder, Peabody & Co. Witness Madison testified a $980,000 loan produced a $810,000 profit via a check cashed at First National Bank. No NY Life entry records the transaction. other witnesses included Wilson, Jackson, and Brown. Perkins of Morgan & Co. defended the actions as proper.
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Madison
George W. Perkins
Reston
Widder, Peabody & Co
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New York Life
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Equitable
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Gerald Brown
Chadrman Armstrong
George W. Perking
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Kidder, Peabody & Co
Iselty
New York Life Insurance Company
Tushratee
Zemstvo Congress Backing de Witte Signals Government Support
From St Petersburg a sensational telegram notes the Zemstvo Congress endorses Count de Witte while urging adherence to the imperial manifesto. The assembly aims to bridge reformist and conservative factions, promising stability if the minister follows the manifesto. Reports from Sevastopol mention naval movement and a clash wounding a colonel.
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de Witte Catinet
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Sebastopol
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Brutal Iowa murder case shocks early 1900s town
In Moines Iowa a husband William Mey Immons is jailed for the brutal killing of his wife six children with ages from years to 16. The mother died during preparation for something on the stove after blows from a hammer and a cruel knife attack. The children were harmed in similar fashion, and one child is said to have died in the father’s dead arms.
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Nor Wises
Willien McWilkins
Fer
Uge
Titlependenes
Wiliam Mey
Tilependence
Austert
Aimuer
A. H. Davison
State Executive Council
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Davison
Eugene Ulery
Albion
Mr. Ulery
Foun Leonard
Mying Ong
Allison
Rescue of Argo Passengers by Dollert Lifesaving Crew
In a fearsome Lake Michigan gale the steamer Argo ran aground near the Torbor wlowtlh as seas broke over it. Forty-two passengers and crew, including four women and a child, were rescued by the Dollert lifesaving crew after attempts to launch a lifeboat were thwarted. The first to reach shore included Mrs Id Mise Kern Dr C Jolson and Mrs W Cowan and her daughter from Chicago.
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Torbor
Lake Michigan
Id. Mise Kern
Mendon Bank Robbery Rumor Stirs Nile Town
Mendon in Ohio seen a flood of gossip as the Mendon bank vaults reportedly showed signs of tampering after closing. Officials fear a robbery and have summoned experts from Toleda to open the doors.
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Nile
Mendon
Bank of Mendon
Toteda
Thugs Break From Prison In Fatal Shootout
A dawn prison break by four convicts from the Site penitentiary led to a running battle in Asterson City. Deputy Warden Lee was shot dead, Gateman John Clay killed at the gate, and two convicts wounded or killed as they exploded gates with nitro glycerine.
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Asterson City
Mnal
Swan Mise
John Clay
Aleligou
Commissary Department
Woundel
Eya Waiden
Vinghi
Conviet
St Louis
Wits
Fran Geterry Catuity
Miter
Vaughn
Charles Raymond
Tear Hake
George Ryanquelli Zeigler
Lee
Bin
Clay
Tlis
Escaping Convicts Engage City in Desperate Street Battle
In Jefferson City the escape from the penitentiary escalated to a savage street chase. Convicts Vaughn and Blake wounded. Orville Dane, Ryan and Ragins injured. Citizens and police fired, with guards recapturing the men and confining the injured in the penitentiary hospital. Subhead mentions a separate domestic crime in Tarkland, US.
Burton's Testimony in Rialto Company Case Stresses No Influence
News reports from New York and St Louis cover testimony by Burton in a Rialto Grain and Securities matter linked to Senator Parton. Burton described conversations with Thes Firstagy and Marian, asserting he would not use influence in the Post Office Department, and emphasized the company's aim to employ him without seeking improper favors.
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F. Ralphinton
Kansas
Sdge van Devanter
Rialto Grain and Securities Company
Senator Parton
Intro
Thiat
Taupeter M. G. Price
Price
Rialta
Burton
Rialta Company
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Chienzo
Tllinois
Seurtov Burton
Rialto Company
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Ts Il
Aus
Foam
Stiater
Mining superintendent killed in shaft blast at Ideal Mining
Nov 25 report from Custer South Dakota states August D. Fisher, superintendent of Ideal Mining, was killed when a blast fired unexpectedly as a second explosion occurred. Spencer of Indianapolis was injured. Fisher died before help arrived, while Spencer suffered non fatal injuries.
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D. Fisher
Ideal Mining Company
Daynold Spencer
Indianapolis
Fisher
Spencer
Wisher Innter
Dynamite Explodes Building in Delton Wisconsin
A violent dynamite blast destroyed Jerry Liesnahan's building in Delton near Barnaroo. The incident, tied to illegal tavern activity, damaged several structures but left no injuries reported. Authorities investigate motives and possible links to the local bootlegging trade amid unclear proof.
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Barnaroo
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Lece
Delton
Jerry Liesnahan
Unit Village
Manitoba plans public utilities investment and shire-owners reform
fragmented outline reports Manitoba to invest in shire owners and public utilities including telephone systems. It notes a central savings bank in Keokuk, Iowa paying depositors in full. A governor for New Mexico is appointed, and various local items cover a Russian Jew peddler network and Culver Academy suspensions. Fire at Beveatur Milling damages plant and insurance amounts are listed. The American Anti-Saloon League gathers in Indianapolis with St Louis chosen for next year’s convention. Governor Lakolletl purchases a northern shore tract near Lake Menedoth.
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Dhe
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Senator Describes Careful Approach to Law Compliance
The testimony recounts a senator meeting with Cochran to discuss complaints about a former concern and to confirm the legality of actions. He states he sought guidance on procedures under investigation and affirmed he would not be counsel for the involved company. The session touched on allowances for counsel and the potential involvement of Major Dennis. The article also notes a postponement of tax collection and a circular to revenue agents.
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Tien
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Dennis Waas
Clint L
Tifalia Greatly and Securities Company
Thaye
Tito Roehree
Tartan
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Internal Revenue
Yerkes
Internal Revenue Service
Valley Catholic church dedication marks new faith
In Valley the Catholic church opens with Father Renthan of Keokuk delivering the sermon. Local residents note the event as a milestone for the community and its faith serving area parishes.
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Valley Function
Father Renthan of
Keokuk
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