South Dakota Insurer Certification Notice
The State Department of Insurance in South Dakota certifies that The Pennsylvania Insurance Company has filed its annual statement and charter documents with this office. Commissioner John G. Perkins confirms the company is empowered to conduct fire and life insurance business in the state as of January 25, 1905, with signature by Chief Clerk Emanuel Hendrikeen.
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Dakota DE Ring
State OF
South Dakota
Department of Insurance
W Certifcite of
Pennsyvanta 1Ance
Penpastvanta
John G. Perkins
Xia Tins
Pierre
John
Perkins
Emanuel Hendrikeen
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A Fund of Humor From William Winter
William Winter, a dramatic critic, is praised and parodied for his notoriously poor handwriting. A Scottish travel letter he wrote amused R. H. Stoddard, who, recognizing its humor, passes it to Mrs. Stoddard, who cannot read his writing but can enjoy its visual comic effect.
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William Winter
Horace Greeley
Mr. Winter
Scotland
R. H. Stoddard
New York
Mrs. Stoddard
Mr. Stoddard
Trouble in the President's Bureau Joke Unfolds at Home
A regular army captain resigns command and returns home. While awaiting orders, his wife Finds his linen in a shared bureau. He upset by needing a shirt tears drawers from the bureau in a burst of anger. A bystander overhears a newspaper headline about trouble in the presidents bureau and the captain makes a blunt quip.
Navy to Bring Remains of John Van Jones from France
Washington Acting Secretary Loomis asked the Navy to dispatch a squadron to France to repatriate the remains of John Van Jones, recently exhumed in Paris by Ambassador Porter. Rear Admiral Slashee’s fleet, including Brooklyn, Chattanooga, Tacoma, and Galveston, was considered for the mission.
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Washington
Loomis
Navy Department
France
John van Jones
Paris
Ambassador Porter
Slashees
Brooklyn
Chattanooga
Tacoma
Galveston
Rome Patria reports birth of Italian queen's child
A Rome Patria item states a child will be born to the queen of Italy. The report accompanies multiple brief items including a Persia earthquake at Bender Abbas burying fifty people, a Moscow iron box with explosives, and various international incidents.
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Rome
Italy
Bender Abbas
Persia
Moscow
Addison P. Brewer
Michigan
Saginaw
Ekaterinburg
Russia
Newfoundland
James Britt
Battling Nelson
Western Athletic Club
San Francisco
Railway Conductors Meet in Portland Biennial Convention
The thirtieth biennial convention of the Order of Railway Conductors opens in Portland Oregon. Other items note resignations at Stanford to head Tulane physics, a teen death from nicotine poisoning, a San Francisco mine sighting, Seminole politics in Seminole Florida, Carnegie Steel’s expanded Youngstown works, Weyerhaeuser railway contract into Idaho, witness marriage affecting testimony, habeas appeal in New Jersey, a 9000 ton freighter christening, San Francisco school stance on Asian pupils, record immigrant quarantine entries in New York, a Brooklyn recovery of $8500 without reward, and Carnegie Foundation incorporation for teacher pensions.
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Order of
Portland
Ore
Samuel Jackson Barnett
Leland Stanford University
Tulane University
New Orleans
Health Department
A. B. Teham
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Marshall Islands
ANC
Wewala
Seminole Council
A. Warrison
John Grown
Brown
Carnegie Steel Company
Youngstown
Ohio
Weyerhaeuser Lumber Syncate
Washington, Idaho & Montana
Idaho
Palouse
Washington
Mary Slavin
Brooklyn
Carnegie Foundation
Andrew Carnegie
United States
Canada
Newfoundland
New York
Jury Cannot Reach Verdict In Dr Koch Murder Case
Mankato Minn May 13 14 jurors in the Dr Koch murder trial failed to agree on a verdict and the state has not announced plans for a new trial. Defense attorney Brown argued against circumstantial evidence while state attorney Childs urged that a chain of circumstances proves guilt. The judge will give final instructions as the trial resumes with the jury possibly retiring before noon.
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Lanning
United States District Court
Trenton
Anna Valentine
Hackensack
Rosa Solva
United States Supreme Court
DR Koch
Mankato Minn
Mankato, Minn
Brown
Dr. Koch
Cray
Childs
Hanska
K. Gebhardt
Dr. Gebhardt
Clay
Dr. Kool
Mankato
Minn
George R Keel
Gebhardt
Mr. Childs
Pats
Mr. Chilis
Judge Cray
Bigelow Defalcation Triggers Million Dollar Bank Assessment
Milwaukee May 14 Controller of Currency Ridgely levies a 6 2 3 percent assessment on stockholders of the First National Bank to restore capital stock after the defalcation by former president Frank G. Bigelow. The total assessment will reach about 1,000,000 dollars based on Bank Examiner C. H. Bosworth’s report.
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Uncle Sam
Milwaukee
Ridgely
First National Bank
Frank G. Bigelow
C. H. Bosworth
Wolves Not Timid Show Wolf Bounty Payments
State auditor reports show in the most settled counties the most wolves and the highest bounty payouts. Warrants totaling 3256 dollars were issued last week with Dodge Becker and Ramsey among counties listed for bounties and Red Lake topping at 504 dollars.
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Minnesota
Dodge County
Becker County
Fillmore
Jackson
Morrison
Mower
Murray
Ramsey
Rock
Stearns
Red Lake County
Roseau
Itasca
Sherburne
St. Louis County
Court Clerk Guilty in Maladministration Case
In a circuit court with two days of testimony Judge Gaffy directed a verdict of guilty of willful maladministration of office in the removal of EB Besancon from the desk of clerk of courts. The May 14 proceeding at Pierre noted the verdict after the trial.
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Calle
Pierre
Gaffy
EB. Besancon
Father of Twenty-Seven Passes Away
New York May 14 Joseph Lewis aged 104 died at his home. He served with two of his sons throughout the Civil War. Lewis was father of twenty seven children.
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New York
Joseph Lewis
Lewis
Big upheaval expected as strikes spread soon
A major labor crisis looms as Teamsters strikes are forecast to widen across regions within the next forty eight hours. If not halted, the developing industrial upheaval could rank among the worst in history, with widespread disruption and potential economic impact.
Funeral of Strike Victim Spurs Chicago Labor Demonstration
In Chicago on May 16 the funeral procession of George S Pierce, a strike victim, sparked a labor demonstration as more than 2 000 union men marched to Union Station. The protest followed a violent clash between John Cahill and two companions and a black man named James Jennings, who was killed.
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Clinton
Ind
Mie
Tra Green
William Dillon
Bellefonte
Jerry Condo
Farnkey
Theater County
Folly
Henry Kimsall
T. W. Shaw
Yrlineton
Harlem
Joe Markee
Charles Moyers
Arkansas
Little Rock
Chattanoogas
Tenn Glage
Fred Cummins
William Meacham
Albert Meacham
Misa Josephine Porlance
Gladstone, Mich
William Kline
Ila
Kline
John Toroski
Sharon
John Leech
Frank Recci
Donahue
Omaha
Pat Crowe
Cudahy
Crowe
Allen
N.Y
Kragiers
Chicago & Milwaukee Electric Railway
Lake Bluff
J. Murdock
Masonic Temple
J. H W. Monard
Arthur J
International Brotherhood Union
Teamsters’ Organisation
Chicago
Sociation
John Cahill
James Jennings
Cahill
George 8
Pierce
Pennsylvania Railway
Louisville
Teamsters Union
Safety apparatus found unsafe in Lackawanna mines
Four Lackawanna county mine inspectors report about one third of local mines have faulty safety apparatus. The engines are idle pending repairs as inspectors follow Chief Roderick instructions to examine all equipment. May 16, Scranton.
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Scranton
Lackawanna County
Roderick
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