Indicted Tongue in Cotton Leak Case Sparks New York Fallout
New York May 30 Theodore H Price a leading operator in the city’s cotton trade was indicted by the oral grand jury amid the cotton leak scandal charged with conspiracy to bribe and fraud in advance of government statistics. Other New York figures and a DC grand jury indictments tied to the same case surface as price defends his name and targets his enemies.
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New York
Theodore H. 7
Vance
Price
Atheys
Federal
Price Safery
Theodore H. Price
van Riper
Messrs
Hubbard Bros. & Co
W York Cotton Exchange
Exchange
Wall Street
Washington
Theodore H. Jee
Moses Haas
Frederick Ackham
Edwin Holmes, Jr
Statician
Department of Agriture
Supreme Court of District of Columbia
Sping
W York
Holmes
Sue
Busy Man's Corner plot and public notices mix in headlines
A collage of brief items from around the nation. Cecil Papa of Scotland Yard is described as being banked by dive confidence men in New York. Gov Haskell signs a nine foot sheet bill and six other items cover shootings in Kentucky, a kidnapping attempt in Indiana, oaths cut from witness affidavits in Louisville, and various court and business notes.
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Cecil Papa
Scotland Yard
London
New York
Gov. Haskell
Oklahoma
Hoteta
Pikerville
Gov. Deneen
Augustana College
Moline
Ill
William Patterson
Millersburg
Ind
McGee
Louisville
God
George Thomas
Tacoma
Wash
Glyn
Rawhide
New
Ellen T. French
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Heda Oberg
Henry C. Adams
Division of Statistics and Accounts
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ann Arbor
Mich
American Bar Association
Agenis
Co. P. Wedel
Brooklyn
Denmark
Charles M. Schwab
United States Steel Corportation
Detroit
Fallieres departs London after four day visit
French President Fallieres ends four day London visit and departs for Dover by train. He requested no official demonstrations at his departure, keeping the departure quiet and devoid of ceremonial events.
Thaw Transfer Requires Commission Approval, Ferris Says
Dr. A W Ferris president of the state commission in lunacy stated that Harry K Thaw cannot be moved from Matteawan State Hospital for the Insane without the commission’s consent. The remarks were made in Albany on a Friday in May.
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Thaw
Albany
N. J
A. W. Ferris
State Commission In Lunacy
Harry K. Thaw
Matteawan State Hospital
Markets Summary from Amengo May 29
Markets show weakness in flour with Spring wheat at 6.80 to 5.90, hard patent in Minnesota at 4.905.10 and export bag prices around 4.7 thousand. Wheat futures collapse with May at 31.06 and July below 31. A dull tone in New York trading notes dull corn and rye with mixed futures. butter and eggs show varied prices across grades. Livestock and poultry prices listed with small movements. New York reports dull flour and unsettled wheat markets amid foreign crop news.
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Amengo
New York
Live Stock and Hogs Prices From Chicago and Omaha Markets
Chicago and Omaha market summaries show cattle and hog prices with varied ranges. Chicago offers steers from 5.00 to 7.25, cows up to 6.73, yearlings to 6.76, and hogs with heavy packers around 5.95 to 8.25. Omaha reports cattle at 3.00 to 7.00, western and Texas steers to about 7.00, feeders 6.00, hogs steady with heavy at 6.40, and calves near 4.50 to 5.75.
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Chicago
Omaha
Calvas
Bulk of
Wales
Weblurs
Buia
Awe
RWG
Nancy's Ghosts and a Hidden Prison Room
A narrator and Monica uncover a ghostly tale in a deserted room shared with Nancy. They learn Nancy, a neglected 11 year old, died in tied tragedy after a cruel stepmother, with a wooden doll and a last will found in a secret drawer. The doll is buried near the 11 year old, fulfilling her final wish.
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Jed
Monica
Nancy
Syil
Hille
Nance
Betty
Monica Wis
My Childhood Self and the Bold Lover of Women
A reflective reminiscence tracing a boy’s early suitors and romances from infancy to adolescence. The narrator recalls a lively, light hearted youth who wooed many girls, faced rebuffs and betrayals, and left behind a growing, restless sense of self as he departed with the narrator on the day the speaker began wearing long trousers.
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Ariel
Bacchus
Argus
Genevieve
Sweethear
Sweatheart
Faery
Red Barn
Kate
Bla Oleyer
Dorothy
Mexico's Poor Wheat Supply Amid 1907 Harvest Woes
From Saltillo Consul Thomas W Voetler reports a dry 1907 Mexican wheat crop. harvests have exhausted most wheat, mills may shut down, and flour stocks will not cover until next harvest. Local mills seek reduced or eliminated import duties, but no concerted government action is seen. One Saltillo mill has been grinding Argentine wheat for months, bought when duties were last cut.
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Mexico
Saltillo
Thomas W. Voetler
Millara
Argentine Republic
Diana's Present Job at Plaza Hotel Puts Model Back in Spotlight
A former model known for posing as Blana, the statue crowning Madison Square Garden, now works at the Plaza Hotel polishing marble floors. Stanford White selected her 19 years ago during a McCall opera, with Dan French perhaps the model for Blana and Pauline Markham linked to the Venus pose. The Broadway Telegraph notes Tiffany’s role in immortalizing Pauline in a church figure.
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Diana
Blana
Madison Square Garden Tower
Plaza Hotel
Stanford White
Prince
John A. McCall
Dan French
Pauline Markham
Tiffany
Heau
Broadway
New York
Telegraph
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Les
Here
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Atlanta
See
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Over Cleveland
Wother
Perrin
Ossipee
Cleveland
Weat
Onelpea
Deglare
Sternburg
Aden
Rugala
Persia
Foreign Office
Verstan
Edward FH. Cooper
Sylvia
May
Monler
Trutt
Alvense
Perial Gazeteer
India
London Globe
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