Examination in New York Probing Hawley Sully Joint Accounts
The hearing opened with the special examiner to seize books and papers and reveal Hawley D. J. Sully and Co relations. Hawley testified his business with Sully lasted since December, showing joint cotton trades and profits shared among Hawley Sully and Ray in late February. A letter from Hawley to Sully noted a balance due of 82,420 dollars, with Hawley denying co‑partnership. The session adjourned to April 7.
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New York
Rakin Hayter
Town Central Railroad
Sepals & SY
Laurie Railroud
H. May
Tobesco
David I Milter
Holt
Stater District Court
Apg
Sully
Boot
Fay
Ray
Ormmi
Alezader
Rachey
Hawley
Sully & Co
Hawley Aid Lin
Hoot
Hawles
Tingers
EB. Hawley
J. Sully
Allo
Mr. Foot
Mr.Root
Mr. Root
Mr. Hawley
Rey
Root
E. Hawley
Mowley
Paris L-Bonapartese Criticizes Panama Canal Decision
Paris April L-Bonapartese, original concessionaire of the Panama canal, says he is moved by soft motives to prevent the new company from absorbing most of the payments due from the United States. He calls the court ruling a technical decision, vows further suits, and plans a campaign to push for purification as appeals proceed.
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Paris
L—Bonapartese
Panama Canal
United States
M. Wyse
Theeunne
Preag
Panam Coast Company
Deaths and funerals of Goshar and Cowdrey family
The funeral of Lian May Goshar aged one year eight months and fifteen days who died of pneumonia on March 34 was held from the family residence at 213 East Fourth Street on Tuesday March 29. Joseph Cowdrey aged 2 was buried at 6:15 this morning at the home of his son R E Cowdrey Wil Western Avenue. Three sons survive: R E Cowdrey of this city James Cowdrey of Chicago and Fred Cowdrey of Bradford Pa. Interment arranged in Jamestown New York with further arrangements to be announced thereafter.
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Lian May Goshar
East Fourth Street
Joseph Cowdres
R. E Cowdrey
Wil
Western Avenue
R. E. Cowdrey
Jas. Cowdrey
Chicago
Fred Cowdrey
Bradford
Jamestown
N. Y
Iim
New Orleans
Mrs Wood Sails and Officers Depart for St Louis Exposition
Mrs Wood wife of General Wood sails with her three children. Lieutenants Coronel Brosh Au tyre Langen and C A Wey assigned to inspector general's staff. Forty one Filipino carpenters who worked at the Philippine concession for the St Louis exposition return home aboard a transport carrying 3900 tons of army supplies.
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Coronel Brosh
Autyre, Langen
C. A. Wey
City Sees Record Measles Cases in March
City health records show nearly 200 measles cases reported to the Board of Health in March, a record for a single month. The month included a day with 11 new cases, though occasional cases outside the tally may not be counted.
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Board of Health
Sheldon Investigates Wolf Record in State Journal
Rev Charles M Sheldon probes Wolf record as George Burghart denies supplying information to the State Journal about W J Stage. The State Journal confirms Burghart’s denial. A prominent town figure begins an inquiry into Wolf’s actions calling in businessmen reluctant to let their wives be named. The probe aims to uncover concealed details amid the Committee of Two Hundred investigation.
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Charles M. Sheldon
State Journal
Mafe
Committee of Two Hundred
Loss of 4 Million After 12 Years of International Packing Co
A report on the abandonment of operations after twelve years at International Packing Co. Chileegs. On April 1 a move to withdraw a bill charges that over 1 million dollars of the assets are involved. The piece notes the financial collapse and legal steps surrounding the firm.
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International Packing Co
Contagion Report and Packing Company Fallout
City health notes show limited contagion with measles scarcities and minor chickenpox cases, while a death from scarlet fever is recorded. Meanwhile Judge Dunne approves receivership actions against the International Packing Company, with a plan to liquidate its assets for about $5 million as the firm winds down after 12 years with substantial losses.
Washburn Girls Face Baker In Tonight's Bout
Washburn's final home game features a matchup with Baker University as the Lady Blues seek revenge after an earlier 2 1 victory. Officials named Plank Hiz Steves. Meade National Bank notes report capital clarification for First National Bank of Meade to engage in new business.
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Washburn
Baker University
MCA Gymnasium
Bakerites
Beldwin
Baker Xtole
WI Plank
K. Hiz
Steves
Topeka
Meade National Bank
Washington
Comptroller of the Currency
First National Bank of
Meade Kus
John T. Buck
George S&sylvide
F. W. Curt
Local Misa Beatie Elder Opens Event in Kimball Hall
Local figure Misa Beatie Elder opens an event in Kimball Hall Chicago featuring strict music. Dr EK Dewey returns to jgrcigtindee xpitar Vieking Mr and The tediee of Lincoln efesin No 4 by Re entertain Lincoln post with a ten year serial at the post ball. Anthors club meets Monday ee at the Madlosal hotel. Savoie Home with a paper and G Kimball eit reat read gaper on the pth Ue schools. Gen Overfield to join its Irothes in the Kansan ang Oxdehiwnd of elds. Chee Wo Kohl to succeed him as manager of the Topeka Drug company. President Piasa and Ian McEachron of Washbure attend Beloit conference. leave Tuesday and stay rest of week.
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Misa Beatie Elder
Kimball Hall
Chicago
EK. Dewey
Jgrcigtindee Xpitar
Lincoln
Lincoln Post
Post
Anthors
Madlosal
Savoie
G. Kimball
Pth Ue
Gen. Overfield
Irothes
Kansan Ang Oxdehiwnd
Elds
Chee
Wo Kohl
Iannager
Topeka Drug Company
Piasa
Ian McEachron
Washbure
Conference of Colleges
Beloit
Wis
Anc
Fitzsimmons Wit and Dinner Guests at Atlantic City
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls Bob Fitzsimmons as a sharp wit at a Atlantic City dinner hosted by A. J. Drexel Biddle. The tale includes a clumsy joke about a squash champion and a humorous exchange with guests about a owl punch recipe. Also noted is a legal case over damages for the death of an airedog, alleging a gunshot incident in a city court.
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Fitzsimmons
Bob Witzsimmons
Iseem
Atlantic City
A. J. Drexel Biddle
Tob
del Samme
Iiddie Ateerwara
Bob
Inez
Ceerse Brooke
Kia
Firesimmers
Death of Guy Wetmore Carryl announced in New York
The author Guy Wetmore Carryl died in New York on April 1. He was born March 4 in the city. The note expresses condolences from colleagues and mentions illness preceding his passing.
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Guy Wetmore
New York
Guy Wetmore Carryl
Thie City
J. P
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Illiois Trust @ Savings bank
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Dunne
It Sa
International Packing Company
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Minneapolis
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Lodge
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Tami
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Petrik
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