One Time Confidant Lamar Tells of Impersonations in Washington
David Lamar, a former confidant of Russell Sage and financier circles, testifies before Congress about impersonating Palmer and Riordan in telephone calls. He details connections to Edward Lauterbach, Kuhn, Loeb & Co, and Cravath, Cravath & Lovett, and discusses forged Union Pacific books and stock bear campaigns. He links the 1907 panic to actions by Hardman Kuhn, National City, Morgan & Co, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Sage
AR. Keene
Finany Clera
Palmer and
Riordan
Dam
Washington, Ulg
David Lama
Wall Street
Russell Buge
Joviah Keene
Ore
Senate
Amit
Teely
Falmer and
Lewie Carachord
Pant 0
Cravath
Chateman Tole
Lovett
Calon Pacific
Edward Lanterbach
Washington
Tamaralee
Union Pacife Railroad
Kuhn, Loch & Co
Tite Bom
Harriman
Lamar Ad
Maul C. Cravath
Union Pirite
Lamar
Union Pacific
Caton Pacific
Conmrenemen
Edward Lauterbach
Lauterbach
Senator Cumming
St Paul
Russell Binge
St. Lamar
Senator Foraker
Presdent MaKinney
Sage
FW Harriman
Keene
Hardman and Kuhn
Joeb & Co
National City Bank
Morgan & Co
Stolen Jewels Recovered From Valise in Station
New York July 1 a Pennsylvania railroad station valise held jewels worth about 98000 dollars recovered by Udall Hal Jon from Fifth avenue firm after a fire caused a theft last Friday night. A blue diamond among 450 pieces was valued by the firm. clerk William Beck fled after leaping from a window and being questioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grip
Fifth Avenue Fem
Udall & Hal Jon
Pennsylvania Railroad
William Beck
Federals Claim Victory in Guaymas After Three Days
Telegrams from General Ojeda report federals repulsed rebel attack at Guaymas after three days of fighting. President's offices exhibit the dispatches confirming the federal success. Rebels had claimed capture of Guaymas per Sonora insurgent reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guaymas
Mexico City
Guayman Haseen
Sonora
Ojeda
Peprockerland Arctic Expedition Sets Sail For Three Year Study
The Ulana carrier and high power vessel prepare to depart from Flagler bound base for Crockerland in the Arctic. Rear Admiral Peary’s discovery claim anchors the voyage as the crew aims to contact Hudson Bay stations and relay news to New York with Canadian consent. Donald B. McMillan, Bowdoin graduate, speaks of awe over the expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arctic
Crockerland
Peary
Donald B. McMillan
Bowdoin College
Entertaining Lavishey in New York
Eleanor Pencheon Ream wife of Louis M. Ream and daughter in law of Norman B. Ream reportedly made a final settlement with her husband after their marriage. Her social circle notes she had been entertaining lavishly on the settlement funds at the time of separation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eleanor Pencheton Ream
Louis M. Ream
Steel Trust
Norman B. Ream
Hwxhendt
Ee Ten eOark
Ream
Broadway
Europe
Infants Death Rate Rise Tied to Strike Action
In Cincinnati on July a manufacturers meeting, workers on strike saw no wage settlement. The Academy of Medicine urged city officials to confiscate the strike’s impact as infant mortality reportedly rose 100 percent since the strike began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Academy of Medicine
Infante
Local and Personal Gossip From Lemmon and Nearby
Local notes report Mr and Mrs Cliff Larsh of Meadow guests in Lemmon during the Carnival. Guy Ginther of Mott spends Sunday in Lemmon with friends. Lee Delaney leaves to become a clerk in Mcbridge. Misses Shirley Donovan and Mabel Rossman hostesses at Mrs James Lemmon’s. Mrs Magley of McLaughlin visits A S Tubbs home with children. S N Braden arrives to attend to business in Lemmon. Lulu Bowiug returns to work at the First State Bank. Guild to meet at Mrs Carl Spike’s home July 8 with hosts Spike and Kammer. Earl Groat and wife depart for Black Hills by auto. Dean Weisner returns to Mobridge with Phil Calahan for Weisner pantorium. Mr and Mrs Marshall return to Pipestone Minnesota. Mrs Marshall sister of Mrs Delaney. Mrs Dan House and daughter Mrs R J Albaugh head east to Mobridge. Albaugh to visit mother until after the Fourth. A fragment notes a child fracturing an arm but situation unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Weisner
Mobridge
Phil Calahan
Weisner
Marshall
Pipestone
Minnesota
Delaney
Lemmon
Ella Delaney
Dan House
R. J. Albaugh
Albaugh
License Question Not Yet Settled
City Council adjourned meeting votes to grant saloon licenses to J. M. Casady and Owens Jackson there being no objections. County Board later rejected Lemmon licenses but agreed to reconsider on July 9 at 10 am. Ongoing dispute as Lemon town faces alcohol license issue and drought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braught
Anderson, Gilman
Dickenson
Young
J. M. Casady
Owens & Jackson
Lemmon
Lany
Councis
Messry
Casady
Jackson
Hickman
Beare
Lemon
Local Notes and Legal Updates From Lemmon Area
Locals report Miss Weddive of Erie Pa visiting Selma North Dakota and Bowhis Minnesota to see friends and relatives. Judge Carpenter with Attorneys Kady Yager and Seide traveled to McIntosh and Dupree for court, Seide case dismissed for lack of evidence. A Dupree divorce case before Judge Carpenter proceeded in chambers with Burbeck represented by Morrison and Hurbeck by Henderson and Nelson. Also noted are Mr Chase visiting from prior post office jewelry work, and the Joys welcoming an eight and a half pound boy born Saturday night as Kr Strang reports mother and child doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter
Attorness Kady
Yager
A. J. Seide
Lemmon
Mcintosh
Nus
Mr. Seide
Dupree
Burbeck
Atty, PC
Morrison
Morbridge
Alta Hurbeck
L. M. Henderson
Thawan Nelson
Ange
Koo
E G. Chase
Riley Harr
Strang
White Arntz marriage at Lemmon on Wednesday
Miss Myrtle White and Mr William Arntz of Burnstad North Dakota wed at the White home on a Wednesday afternoon at 2 with family and close friends present. Rev Fr Frei officiated the Catholic ceremony as Ethyle White played the wedding march. The couple will reside on Arntz’s farm near Burnstad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. White
Myrtle
William Arntz
Burnstad
North Dakota
Ethyle White
Fr. Frei
Mr. Arntz
Barnsted
Lemmon
The
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Also Mentioned on This Page
David Lamar
Peprockerland
Wire Securi
Millionaire
Cliff Larsh
Meadow
Guy Ginther
Mott
Lee Delaney
Mcbridge
Shirley Donovan
Mabel Rossman
James Lemmon
S. N. Braden
Lulu Bowiug
First State Bank
Guild
Carl Spike
Mesdames
Spike and
Kammer
Earl Groat
Black Hills
McCormick
Dakota
South Dakota
Arntz
Kodakery
KODAK
Kodaks
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