End of Morgan Hand of Rockefeller Descends Amid Steel Crisis
A chaotic report details Morgan's crash on Wall Street as Rockefeller’s power looms in steel. It notes the conversion of preferred stock into bonds, Morgan syndicate profits, and looming shifts in the United States Steel structure. Strong entities include J P Mor gan Moran and Co and United States Steel Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken
Morgan
J. 1 Morsan & Co
Morgan le i
Rockefeller
Bayig Steel
Frumicail
Gece
X. Ni Mead
THE
TRUST
A. W. Thompson
Gupliy Branana Steel Company
Jekts
Stites
Corvers Tion
Fouvustons
Julia ¥. Wayter
Eppemures
Elgor Roy Lee Company
teFt Youngstown
Tery
W. French
Republic Iron and Steel Company
fWe
Chicigs Liter
United Banes Steel Corporation
Republic Company
Finn
Jon Ates
Bechiye Milan
J. Dierpont Mangan
J. Merpone
Lesced
M. Gney
United States Steck Corporation
Rotkefelter
J. Pers Punt Moran
Cvelwli Infererte Bedi
Toyits
Purchudas
Sal
Ipstaces
Etn Tie
Merve
Tintet
Mer Morwith
Ie Morgan
States Steel Corporation
Fertai
Hema Fauke
Tom Yeith
Cleores W. Perkins
Mipon
Peekins
Mic Morgan
Morgan Syndicate Profits Reported In Bond Conversion Scheme
A Morgan led syndicate reportedly secured enormous profits from a bond conversion plan used to fund preferred stock, with estimates ranging from several million to over two hundred million dollars. The Morgan statement framed the profits as a pivotal shift in Wall Street power, diminishing longtime influence of prominent figures in finance.
Discovery Gone in Nome Steamer Disaster
Juneau dispatch reports that the steamer Discovery wrecked near Seward river mouth. Passengers and crew are feared lost with wreckage including lifeboats and hull portions. Estimated thirty aboard when last seen departing Yukak in October. Names of crew and officers listed. vessel built at Port Townsend for Puget Sound trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Post-Intelligencer
Juneau
Alaska
J. Bent
Excelsior
Discovery
Sew River
Bent
Texcelsior
Vakurat al
Peradne
Yukak
Strdmier
Newe
Dr. McGrath
M. RR. Walter
Ford
eOicer
Gay Woltura
Edward Vandite
Willand Dangerfeld
Hubert Carlson
Albert Is Pelt
Henry Price
William S. Made
Discovers
Port ‘Townsend
Puget Sound_ trade
Fugate Sells Newton Journal to Oklahoma Man
Mr Campbell, a veteran newspaperman tied to the Oklahoma Hornet at Wikomis, acquires control of the Newton Journal from Mr Fugate. Campbell travels to the city and assumes charge, with Fugate embarking on new oil business ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Journal
Oklahoma
Chante
Kun
P. Campbell
Wankonis
Ola
Jr. Pugate
Mr. Campbell
Oklahoma Hornet
Wikomis
Agrer
Newton
Pugatr
Ee -Enetar
Statehood Now Push in Oklahoma Territory Report
Governor Ferguson's interior report urges immediate statehood for Oklahoma Territory. The extensive review highlights resources and development, noting American citizens denied self government. It argues the territory’s wealth and institutions justify admission and criticizes delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
P. B. Ferguson
Secretary of the Interior
Patna
Saya
Oklahoma
Ohhera
Tukher
Fevean
Statea
Mega
Tee
At the Capital They Attract Attention by Faultless Attire
Thrasher's fashion notes highlight standout outfits seen around the capital as residents dress with sharp, polished style. Local watchers comment on fabrics, cuts, and color choices shaping public style impressions.
Kansas Contingent at Capitol Draws Attention in Washington
Two Kansans, David Mulvane and Charles Blood Smith, stand out in the federal judgeship fight at the Capitol. Victor Murdock reports on their poise and charm amid Kansas influence, while N H Loomis, candidate for judge, impresses with a brisk campaign and notable lineage linking to prominent Kansans like Hiram Price Dillon. The piece notes lingering tales of Senator Plumb’s record, and recalls Captain L A Thrasher’s death and the ensuing Washington burial.
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Washington
Nev
Capitol
David Mulvane
Charles Blood Smith
Debonair
Beau Hrimmels
Kansas
Senate
House
Histarle
Plumb
Yeas
Money
Minsissippi
N. H. Loomis
Union Pacific Railway
Loomis
EP. Hanna
Salina
Hanna
B. J. Hanna
Central
Peters
Newton
Hanns
Navy Department
Tarows Sedley Court of Inquiry
Sampson
Veteran Kansas leader Thrasher dies after long service
Captain Thrasher, longtime public figure linked to the Civil War era and U S internal revenue work, died leaving a widow and daughter. He had lived in Lawrence and later influenced Wichita and Topeka areas, helped found Lawrence and guided state affairs while serving as special agent under Harrison and later honored by McKinley. Kansans in Washington attended his ceremonial events as the Kansas delegation planned united committee support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hani
Kennas Regiment
Toli
United States
Harrison
Cleveland
McKinney Taka
San Francisco
St. Louia
Milwaukee
Lynchburg
Fils
Lawrence
Kan
Wiorence
Crawford
Arthur Cup
Beradi Topeis
Thrasher
Wits
Mail Car Burns on Missouri Pacific Fast Mail
In Kansas City on November 21 the Missouri Pacific fast mail train No 7 carrying first class mail caught fire in a storage car between St Pauls and Sherman. The car separated from the train as flames spread, destroying the entire car and contents including newspapers magazines and books. Conductor E Williams and porter Nat Jefferson suffered scorched hands and clothes but no injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansan City
Missouri Pacific
Kansas City
St Pauls
Daniel
Sherman
Loulyand
E. Williams
Nat Jefferson
Farmers Take Coal From Santa Fe Siding
Belpre Ohio November 23 farmers seized coal from a Santa Fe siding after a train blocked by another derailment. They hauled three cars home despite agent protests, offering to pay the company for the coal. Officials plan to settle the matter without dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belpre, Knn
Santa Fe
Belpre
Railroad Company
Wey
Deda City
Wisford Giant Gas contract to sink eighty wells near Humboldt
Humboldt Kan November 3 Wis ford Giant Gas company has contract with Alford Co to drill eighty wells on 40 acres of the George Work farm west of town. About 80 wells on the north end of the annes with a pumping plant and six coed piles. Si ghty wells on the Ble Held will make a great showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
Kan
Wisford Giant Gas Company
Hd, Alford & Co
The
George
Annes
Eichty Wells
Robbed A Conductor On Suburban Street Car
Two masked men halted a Scranton trolley car at a Green Ridge terminal last evening. They pulled down the trolley pole and, with revolvers, compelled Conductor Riley and a guard to surrender cash and valuables. The attackers fled into darkness, leaving the car’s crew shaken.
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Scranton
Green Ridge
Riley
Major Latey
Elmer's
Helene Fue
Six plead guilty as others go free in least active group
Six defendants pleaded guilty while those with lesser activity avoided harsher penalties. Prosecutors say the group faced reduced charges or sentences due to limited involvement in the alleged crime, while more active participants faced tougher outcomes.
Refusal to Plea in Leavenworth Mutiny Murder Case
Six mutineers at Leavenworth pleaded guilty to manslaughter in Topeka federal court for the guard slaying during the November 7 mutiny. Arthur Hewitt and others received new sentences adding to their current terms. Davenport, denying involvement, may plead later. Remaining defendants Parker Rating and Hewitt face trial, with Murry still uncaptured.
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Federal
Mutheera
Topeka
Leavenworth
Joseph Waters
Waters
J. 5
Dean
United States
Ft Davenport
Waldrupe
Davenport
Cte Scho
Chickasha
Sears
Donald Norris
Ardmore
I. T
Harry Gregelin
Vinita
Southerland
Murkogée
Jas
Wilton
Gus Parker
Tom A
Arthur Hewitt
HI. Davenport
Neal Reo
Denver
Col
Texas State Penitentiary
Tee
Parker
Hewitt
Kating
W.O. Murry
Kiner
Parker A
T. J. Garver
Garver
Riner
Bruciance Waters
Jans
Purcell
Ole Bobo
Joseph Deekin
Trolley Wires Cut Spark Chicago Rail Strike Unrest
Rioters cut trolley wires on Halstead and blocked Archer avenue as State Street line prepared to operate amid a strike. Police protected cars, riots erupted near Porty-first and State, shots fired, one believed hit. Obstructions escalated with rails and stones. police used force to clear crowds.
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Chicago
State Street
Chicago City Railway
Halstead Street
Archer Avenue
State Street Line
Porty-first
Fecha
Or Seventh
Fifty-first Streets
Forty-first
Twenty-ninth Street
Forty-third Street
Uiete
Plead Guilty in Grand Rapids Water Bribe Case
Adrian Schriver of Grand Rapids Michigan pleaded guilty to receiving a bribe of twenty five dollars from Lant Salisbury for aiding water company favors. Schriver told prosecutors he would testify in exchange for leniency while other aldermen confessed to their share in the scheme. Dec ember 12 is set for his sentence as the case unfolds with more statements from witnesses and defendants.
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Grand Rapides
Mich
Wix Aldermen
Adrian Schriver
Han
Lant K_ Salisbury
Amermen Bevelver
Ghysels
Toare
Tess
Salisbury
Kansas Weather Forecast Shifts to Warmer Outlook
Government forecast for Kansas predicts partly cloudy conditions tonight and Tuesday. Light northeast winds at 2 PM, with hourly temperatures recorded near the official thermometer.
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Kansas
Bowng
Unconditional Surrender and Renewal of Hostilities in Santo Domingo
In San Domingo on November 23 President West Gil tried to arrange a peaceful settlement with insurgents besieging the city. An armistice was agreed till noon Sunday, but insurgents demanded city surrender and resumed bombardment after 6 pm. The U S minister's residence was destroyed, civilians panic, and relief was scarce as ships Liguria and Deruller arrived and Drestdunte sailed toward Azua de Compostela. Prices of provisions are high and sanitation poor amid the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Domingo
Republic of Santo Domingo
West Gil
G. 8
Powell
Belsian
Hayti
Peace Commission
U. S
Liguria
Deruller
Drestdunte
Azua de Compostela
Kohl Case Opens as District Court Hears Liquor Charge
In district court this morning attorney Spencer began the Kohl case against Charles Kohl and assistant Archie Halley charged with selling liquor illegally at Kohl's drug store. Police seized beer and whisky. Witnesses testified about purchases and sign for liquor, with conflicting statements on contents and records.
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Chy
Spencer
Charles Onl
Kohl
Archie Halley
Esc
Bailey
Af Ir
Beacause
Hazen
Pauld
Oscar Krause
I Jury
Kom T
Wae
Kavee
Krause
Dyas Otle
J.C. Owen
Sherald Drug Store
Selectiquer
Alexander Erickson
Teat
Towet
Almanac
Sibisiey
Kehabers
St George Welty
Keobl
Kohlwardg
Demand for a Quick Trial in Senate Indictment
In Omaha Nebraska on November, Senator Charity Iet Rich arrived at his attorney’s office seeking an immediate trial. He urged the court to examine all evidence to expose alleged violations. The case involves a United States senator and public contracts to drill thirty wells for Lanne and Kansas Oil and Gas Company with Tt. C. Brown Son.
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Omha
Neb
United Stat
Charity
Ietrich
Fado
Hin
Lani
Gmahn
Judes
United States Senate
Humbolt
Kan
Bt, Lanne and Kansas Oi and Gas Company
Tt. C. Brown @ Son
Humboldt
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Dewny
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Angie
Eny
Sivel Trust
Credit Goa
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tMfarghn
Minde
Morgan Syndicate Sre Ukus
Mr. Morgan
Wall Street
John St Rockefeller
ED. W. Mulvane
Ir. N. I. Loomis
Victor Murdock
Murdock
Mundocks
Hiram Price Dillon
Raleigh
Dillon
Hiram, Price
Towa
Hawkeye State
Alan
Cormmlesimner
John F. Ditlim
New York
America
H. P. Dillonting
West
Kauss Jy
Thomas Cava Honsh
Olyrpth
Nethinal
LA. Thrasher
Lynchbore
National Cemetery
Arlington
A.C. Heatt
Oklahoma College
Fillswater
Representative Booth
Ae Ace
Receata
Grek
Pane
Indiana Merritory
Washington R
Lesh Wallace
Santa Pe
L. Davenport
Texas
Tom A. Eating
Grand Rapids
Rial
Dietrich
Omaha
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