Equitable Life Control Passes to Morgan Group
New York Dec 2 The control of the Equitable Life Assurance Society is transferred to Morgan with assets reported at 472 million dollars. Morgan has purchased a majority of the stock under a voting trust held for policy holders by Cleveland Morgan O'Brien and Westinghouse. Thomas Ryan triggered the earlier scandal period but Morgan now leads the firm and declined further discussion.
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Associated Progs
New York
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Thomas Ryan
Morgen
Morgan Company
Morgan
Cleveland
Morgan, O'Brien and
Westinghouse
Ryan
Zelaya poised to resign in favor of loyal henchman
From Washington report noting nations and factions, the article cites claims of Zelaya planning resignation to promote a chosen henchman amid political turmoil. It also covers parliamentary finance clashes in London with Asquith and Lords sparring over funding, and Balfour's illness affecting opposition leadership.
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Zelaya
McCarthy and Fickert Take Oath of Office
In San Francisco on December 2, May or elect McCarthy and District Attorney elect Fickert took the oath of office administered by the county clerk and will assume office on January 8.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
McCarthy
Fickert
Fleason and Tex Rickard Land the Big Prize Fight
In Hoboken on December 2 managers of heavyweights awarded the Jeffries Johnson fight to Tex Rickard of Nevada and Jack Gleason of San Francisco. Bids totaled 101000 with 66 23 percent of the moving picture receipts. The contest must be in Nevada Utah or California, with a probable location to be announced after a conference among promoters and fighters. Rumors say Coffroth and Graney of San Francisco may co-promote the bout.
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Associated Press
Hoboken
N. J
Jeffries-Johnson
Tex Rickard
Nevada
Jack Gleason
San Francisco
Utah
California
Coffroth
Graney
San Fransco
Hotel Owner Threatens Trouble For Proprietor
Frank Golden, owner of the Golden Hotel, warns of legal actions and civil suits after fixtures and furniture were removed. He claims no hotel furniture is mortgaged to May and demands $2000 rent due by noon, threatening steps to assert rights if not paid. developments awaited.
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Frank Golden
Golden Hotel
Golden
Crowd at Miners' Exchange hall dance last evening
A good sized crowd attended the dance at the Miners' Exchange hall last evening. Dances will be held every Thursday night throughout the winter and are likely to be welcomed by the young locals and visitors enjoying the lights.
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Miners’ Exchange Hall
Unclear Fire Damage Report From Baltimore Block
A garbled 1904 fire note describes a blaze in Baltimore causing about 800000 dollars in damage. It mentions torped or wards, damaged buildings, and a liquor company delivering something to town residents, with many unreadable terms and broken phrases.
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Baltimore
Der
Leper John B Early Arrested in Washington Public Menace
John B. Early, labeled a leper by authorities, appeared in Washington and moved freely through crowds before being arrested as a public health menace. An ex-soldier, his case prompts health and safety concerns amid the city’s holiday bustle. The Southern Pacific changes the Overland Limited name to the Chicago Limited starting January 1.
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Associated Press
Washington
John B. Early
Early
Southern Pacific
Overland Limited
California
Mexico Remains Neutral Amid Central America Crisis
United States officials debate Zelaya's possible resignation in favor of Jake Madriz as Nicaragua faces intervention. Mexico asserts neutrality while Caldera and Zelaya exchange views on reports and peace hopes. Naval forces move toward Central American coasts as Prairie and other vessels head to Panama and Corinto. Authorities in Mexico City and Washington discuss Knox's passport actions and potential influence on regional politics.
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Washington
Dec
Zelaya
Jake Madriz
Madriz
United States
Republic
Managua
Knox
Caldera
Bremerton
Corinto
W. W. Kimball
Nicaraguan
Prairie
Elliott
Dmarine Corps
Nicaragua
Panama
Mexico City
Senor Mariscal
Mexico
Central America
Guatemala
Francisco Castro
Cabrea
Caven
Autoist Fatally Struck by Train Near Alamosa
Clyde L. Shumaker of Blanes Col., died after his automobile balked at crossing Denver and Rio Grande tracks in Alamosa area. Train struck the car as two passengers H Ll Terl and William Stephenson escaped by jumping to safety.
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Associated Press
Arrests Named In Fort Logan Liquor Selling Case
Denver December 2 Mayor Law ton Treasurer Patrick Birney former Mayor Harry Livingstone and ex Treasurer A Uhland of Fort Logan near the army post were arrested last evening charged with selling liquor to soldiers.
Strike Called in Violation of Good Faith
A Joint committee of railway managers issued a statement accusing the Switchmen's Union of North America of violating the spirit of fair dealing by calling a strike despite managers offering arbitration under the Erdman act. The notice notes mediators were not informed and decries the action as a breach of good faith while rail service shows strains in Seattle and Duluth. Meanwhile New York workers plan a wage demand of 15 percent.
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Ds Associated Preas
Chicago
Joint Committee of Railway Managers
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Switchmen’s Union of North America
Ciitizen
Hawley
Knapp
Interstate Commerce Commission
Noll
Erdman
Seattle
Mystery Surrounds Death of Mrs Sneed in East Orange
Associated Press reports the body of Brooklyn woman Mrs O W Sneed was found in a vacant East Orange bath tub. Police hold her elderly aunt Miss Virginia Wardlaw. A house in Flatbush known as the house of mystery yielded blood stains and bones including a partially burned skull, with the missing husband of Mrs Sneed referenced. Risk of linkage to Sneed death noted.
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Associated
O W
Sheede
Brooklyn
East Orange
N. J
Virginia Wardlaw
St Paul Officials Brace for Strife as Strike Breakers Arrive
St Paul police ordered to stay at stations all night as strike breakers flood the yards. Rail and labor leaders clash over power, with 260 to 300 men arriving from Chicago to staff the Great Northern and other lines. Officials fear trouble while grocers report gradual improvement and coal dealers see no change.
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St. Paul
Associated Press
St, Paul
Aight
Chivaen
St Paul
Dulwth
Tee
Great Northern
Melway
Lawlor
Platt to Prosecute for Land Fraud in Reno Hearing
United States Attorney Sam Platt traveled to Reno for a hearing before Commissioner Doyle. The case pits the United States against Central Pacific and Northern Pacific railroads over titles to mineral lands in Lyon and nearby counties. A decision could take several days. Peter Dunham’s friends report he is convalescing and plans to be back on the streets soon.
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United States
Sam Platt
Reno
Doyle
Clamtitt
Central Pacific
Nouthern Pacific
Lyon
Mans Frienila
Peter Dun
Oinaham
Beara
Timnes
Nevada Central adds daily motor car between Austin and Battle Mountain
The Nevada Central Railroad company reports its new motor car will operate daily between Austin and Battle Mountain carrying passengers and mail while freight trains resume. Since mining revived and demand rose, service has expanded from thrice weekly to daily with plans for additional freight trains.
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Nevada Central Railroad Company
Austin
Battle Mountain
Mall
Nevada Central
Mrs Jacobs Death Looms After Auto Crash Injuries
Los Angeles report says Mrs. Nicholas Jacobs remains unconscious after Thursday’s crash at Latin com ing. death expected within hours as husband and four children perished in the accident. condition of the injured baby is described as steadily grave. local notes mention A Thrittman’s return from the Golden Arrow district and dining at Thomas Grill in Reno.
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Los Angeles
Nicholas Jacobs
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