Railway Goes Into Hands Of Receiver In New Orleans Case
Judge Don A Pamler signed a decree placing the New Orleans Hallways company in the hands of two receivers Elyn C Foster and Earl Wight. The action, secret and swift, followed a New Jersey filing for receiver and involves the New York Security and Trust Company financed by Charles F Rivesbilds. The sprawling $90,000,000 concern faced Louisiana action over watered stock.
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Eneruy Court
Elyn C. Foster
Earl Wight
Fuar
Ar. Pearson
Philadelphia
New-York Security and Trust Company
Treieucy
Charles
Frivebilds
Louisiana
Ugaliet
New York
Stock Exchange
B.C. Foster
Boston
Cabe
New Jersey
Foster
New York Security, and Res Company
New Orleans Railways Company
Beck Reveals Ordeal In Dramatic Monologue Of Injustice
London dispatch reports Adolph Beck to publish his dramatic monologue detailing his imprisonment and torture after wrongful accusation. He recalls the Old Bailey dock, the bracketed trial, and the moment irons were snapped on his wrists.
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London
Adolph Beck
Jibarator
Adolph Beezes
Eiay
Father and Son Die in Sedalia Maryland Obituary
F A Allen aged 70 died last night of Brights disease after a Saturday afternoon illness. His only son William A Allen died after two days illness, age 22, also of Brights disease. The son belonged to the Knights of Pythias. The corpse arrived yesterday and double funeral planned for tomorrow. Survived by wife and two daughters Mrs W M Harbaugh Sedalia and Mrs Jea Minter Gaines.
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F. W. Allen
Allen Senior
Daugh ‘Ters
W.M. Harbaugh
Jea Ts, Minter
Gaines
Marines for Russia departure held up by insurer agent
The vessel carrying troops to aid Russia was delayed by an underwriting agent who insisted on securing submarines beneath deck to withstand rough seas and prevent damage to the machinery.
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Atheia
Rumored railway changes surface after securities decision
Wall Street reports following the Northern Securities ruling center on eastern outlet plans for Asian Pacific interests using Lake Shore and New York Central lines. Union Pacific stock climbs amid heavy trading while Gates crowd influences early rumors of Central takeover. Morgan denies knowledge of banking ties to such move as speculation about a unified Atlantic to Pacific route grows.
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Parliament closes amid stormy session in Hungary
The Hungarian parliament adjourned after three hours of disorder as opposition jeered. Premier Tisza read a letter about the emperor receiving deputies at the Hofburg tomorrow and the throne's succession. Opposition balked at attending the king's apperh ceremony, while party fusion and protests colored the scene.
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Dr King’s New Life Pills Promote Easy Digestion
In a bold advert listing a highly in demand medicine, Dr King’s New Life Pills are pitched as a blood side system cleaner that cures stomach disorders. The copy urges readers to try them at Prank Nadler’s drug store for 25 cents with a guarantee.
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Nadler
Toole Begins Third Term as Montana Governor
Joseph K K Toole took oath of office for a third term as Montana governor in Helena. The day saw the governor and Mrs. Toole host a public reception at the executive residence while other state officers were inaugurated. Both houses convened, adjourned until tomorrow when the governor's message will be read. Wyliss Hedges of Fergus county was elected speaker of the house. Next Tuesday the first U S Senate ballot will decide Toole succession of Paris Gibson amid a Republican majority.
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Mont. Tan
Joseph KK. Toole
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Toole
Goverenor Toole
Wyliss Hedges
Fergus County
Nex
United State
Paris Gibson
Folnte
Parley Between Japanese and Russian Officers Near Mukden
In Mukden January a friendly talk occurred between Japanese and Russian officers along the lines. Initiated by correspondence between two outpost commanders the two-hour meeting followed mutual permission. The exchange, conducted in a spirit of banter, covered the war and broader issues as both sides spoke freely.
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Jan
Becun
Geree
Oregon Territory Name Change Mystery in Senatorial History
A fragmentary report recounts John Mitchell Hipple realigning identity across regions. It notes his move to the Oregon territory and his eventual association with the new country, amid campaigns and examinations of how his name was presented in print and public life.
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Mitchel
Oregon
John Mitchell
Hipple
Pennsylvania
Hoye
Davenport Market Steady for Season as Prices Stabilize
Local market data shows steady and firm quotations across produce and poultry. Wholesale butter cheese eggs and vegetables list stable prices, with retail figures for turkeys chickens and fruits, notes on varying grades and packaging across the Davenport market.
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Johnson
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Holiday excursion rates for Christmas and New Year
The Gi Rb Po offers sale excursion tickets to all points at one third fare for round trips. Sales run late Dec 24, 1904 and Jan 1 23, 1903 with return to be April 4. Information at City office 207 Brady Street or Depot ticket office Fifth and Male.
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Rehearing Asked for in Powers Murder Case
The court of appeals is urged to grant a rehearing in the Powers murder case. Attorney General Hays argues that the reversal by the court was mistaken and defends the death sentence. He contends the prior verdicts and testimonies support upholding the lower court’s judgment, and that Cantrill’s possible participation should not overturn the decision.
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War Dept to test law on selling soldier uniforms
Washington January. The War Department reports 2 civilians accused of selling portions of army uniforms at Fort Leavenworth Kansas. The case aims to define how the law covers such offenses, and whether civilians can be punished for purchasing or selling military clothing.
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War Department
Fort Leavenworth
Kas
Funeral of Mayor-Elect Oliver Clifton in Jackson Miss
The funeral for Oliver Clifton mayor-elect was held with St Andrew's Episcopal Church attendees. Clifton, elected recently, would have taken office at noon Brantley but died Sunday morning, suspending Mississippi’s capital business. The city council will meet to appoint a temporary mayor and set a special election.
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Preamanin
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William Hemlogwax
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Submarine Boats Held Delaying Ardia Ship Sail
Newport News Va Jan 5 The hold up of the German steamer Ardia with two submarine boats believed destined for Russia appears to have occurred. After a pilot boarded the ship which was set to sail at oclock a stranger arrived at the ship yard and minutes later it was announced the vessel would not sail. Information on the change of program the submarines and the identity of the messages was refused.
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Newport News
Messenges
Naphtha Cargo Explodes On Danish Steamer Voyage
The Danish steamer Gallit from New York arrived at Hamilton with survivors from the Norwegian bark Marpesit after a naphtha explosion at sea. Eleven crew were lost, seven saved and landed here. The Marpesit carried 475000 gallons valued at 44450 dollars. New York agents were Benkam and Boysen.
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Jones Didn't Pay Mortgage At Little Chapel In Marathon
New York report details a church debt scam at the Little Chapel of Our Father in Mariners’ Inge faith. Treasurer Jones promised a $200,000 fortune to cancel a $1,000 mortgage from the Church of the Ascension but failed to deliver. Community celebrations depended on the funds. A note delayed the burning of the mortgage and Jones later vanished, missing a bank meeting and the promised money.
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Les
St. Jones
Mr. Jones
Manhattan
Jones
Girls Swindle Car Company Transfers Exposed in NYC Case
Chief Inspector James Parker testified that a New York City Hallway company lost about $1,900 daily to a transfer fraud scheme. Four men face charges over forging and repurchasing transfers used by girls to ride for free between uptown and downtown departments stores. Witness described bundles of fraudulent transfers and a store payroll impact, with several named suspects and locations in Manhattan.
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James Parker
New York City
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Frederick Bethint Ter
Herman Bijessi
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Oren Root
May elopement report of Chicago couple in East St Louis
Stanley, 38, and Katherine Bavaranga, 19, both of Chicago, secured a marriage license in East St Louis yesterday and are believed married. Katherine came from Chicago to visit her sister at St Joseph's academy while her parents opposed the match.
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Porte Denies Bible Sales in Constantinople
The Porte replies to American and British notes on Bible sales, refusing street sales despite prior assurances. It states Bible college agents spread propaganda about scriptures and that all prophecies are forbidden by empire law, placing them under prohibition.
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Porte
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Colorado's war costs outlined in annual report
State Treasurer Newton reports total indebtedness certificates issued for millage expenses at 3,776,464. He urges the legislature to authorize 8,000 of insurrection bounds payable in 25 years with interest not to exceed 12 percent annually.
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Hit ‘Mew Newton
Japan Sounds the Powers
Japan signals fear that the great powers may pursue a far eastern settlement that would strip it of its rival claims. The report suggests diplomatic exchanges are being closely watched and details are unclear amid uncertainty about potential intervention.
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