Suit Begun Over Union Pacific Funds Recovery
In New York on March 12 a suit was begun by residents of Connecticut and others seeking action at law or equity to recover funds alleged to be diverted by directors of the Union Pacific and related parties. Leonard Wallstein stated he represents a signator to the petition. The petition asserts directors may have profited from selling company assets, urging immediate legal action and potential ultra vires stock dealings under trusteeship. The petition names Lewin A. Guerras Hartford and other signatories. The matter centers on alleged unfair sales to the Union Pacific and calls for measures to recover sums realized by any directors violating fiduciary duties.
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New York
Moorstreet Wolderm
Tinton Paethe Ratirontenonyany
Connenticut
Fnipa
Aireetamts
Union Pacific
Leonard
Wallstein
Directory
Atnyveannt Fah
Tha
Wallstein Ning
Hasrlman
Lewin A. Gturrs
Hartford
Av Arnold
Willimantic
Ifimota Central Ptock Gold
Rogers
Jaren
Bromo Quinine Advertised As Laxative Remedy
An old advertisement-like text mentions Bromo Quinine as a laxative remedy. It references a signature of B. W. Above and claims global use. The legible parts include names and phrases suggesting a promotional medical product in a historical context.
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B. W
Obre & Coll
Port Office Bill Faces Rough Sailing in House Debate
Washington March 12 The port office appropriation bill faced a tough day in the House of Representatives with long discussions and many amendments. The fight centered on pay for railroad mail clerks and a proposed extension of certain provisions, with supporters and opponents clashing over funding and scope as the day's session ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House At Representatives
Geieral
Goebel
Ohio
Muviuck
Missionary Congress Closes Third Day in Pittnthry
The first international convention of the Young People’s Missionary movement ends a third day of prayer and study on Christian unity. Dr John Willdoner of Los Angeles declares support for a nuanced stance toward immigration while urging President Roosevelt to address Congress. He notes some California delegates hope for gentler policies and criticizes harsh treatment of students and migrants.
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Pittnthry
Pilin
Chrisiaintriug Beathds
Nalibns
Roosbielt
Ortantala
Will
Ronsevelt
Mim
Antinace True Bill Favorably Reported
Albany march 12 the novembly Bier committee today decided to report the antirace trmels gambling bill uyarntly without amendment it had been expected the committee might amend the senate committee bill yesterday to defer ye all taking effect until September
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Albany
Senate
Old Time Patent Medicine Claims for Digestive Health
The passage markets Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and related remedies as universal cures for stomach disorders and skin diseases. It touts cleansing the stomach, purifying blood, and eradicating humors, with testimonials of curative power and calls for free booklets to prove ingredients and benefits.
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Pierce
Letter Urges Immediate Action on Pacific Company Reimbursement
A citizen from Workington urges Representative Miller to press committees for an immediate decision on reimbursement claims tied to the Pacific company. The letter cites a 1900s timeline and argues a railroad case involving H Harrison and Roosevelt, claiming $3,000,000 in savings to California and requests the United States share costs. The inquiry remains under committee review and reflects broader calls for justice in funding and accountability.
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Workington
Sten
Tolay
Representativa Miler
Kangan
Chatrmmur
Wlylay
Cettan
Ma Soathert Pacific Company
H. Harriton
Roosevelt
Cout
Railroad Company
Imperiil Waley
California
Jouadation
Uaehoma
Fornia
Rulin
Con
United States
The Active Menace of Socialism in Liberal Rhetoric
London reports Lord Rosebery's Liberal League address warns socialism threatens empire, faith, and property while praising imperialism. He argues protection would curb socialist pressure, cites parliamentary contrasts with the US, and laments the shrinking role of the second chamber amid calls for reform.
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London
Dred Druin
Lord Rosebery
Ord Haseberg
Lore Rosebery
Dever
Party of Protection
Lord
Haven
Great Britain
Lord Heachery
United States
Souializin
Trans-Atlantic Record Dubious Report From Queenstown
A messy report claims a new trans-Atlantic record failed to materialize on March 1 in Queenstown Eng. It mentions an unlikely string of names and numbers, including attempts by an unnamed individual to reach a time around five days, with references to a craft or voyage progress and distant locations, creating a confused sports maritime record note.
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Queenstown
Eng
Jatetmer Maula
Danny Rage
Kandy
Accused Couple Held in Custody Over Bank Frauds
Ban Fraveisen reports that March 12 in Mor tmur Wilson and his wife were arrested at the St Francis hotel in the city and are detained for investigation after alleged forged notes and stolen items surfaced. Authorities say Wilson forged a 910,000 check on a Massachusetts bank and deposited a 9500 Denver check in Crocker National Bank. The wife described herself as a former tabby model and claimed marriage to Wilson two years ago after a 30 day courtship. Police allege Wilson pursued options on hotel properties and had ties to figures in Governor Guild’s administration, with aliases linked to Denver New York and Chicago.
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Ban Fraveisen
Mortmur Wilson
Beauly
Wits
St Francis Hotel
Iif City
George H. Longwort
Denver
Guile
Massienusetta
Wilson
Bhawmats
Masa) National Bank
Curtis H. Guild
Algo
Crocker Natonal Bank
Massachusetts
Voller
Bkanye Tapbey
Boston
Governor Guild
Stam
Witwon
W. Abyrcourt Bentley
New York
Chicago
Ho Wes
W. H. Mortimar
W. A. Armetring
Henry D. Smith
George HL. Longworthy
Fraudulent checks blamed in city scam
Boston reports governor Gallo notified police that a man and woman circulated valueless checks across parts of the cowry using names tied to Harcourt Hentley. Checks originated in Beaver California and phialphatically linked to Philadelphia. The National Shawmut bank released a statement stating he has no debt there.
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Boston
Curis Gallo
National Shawmut Bank
Thi Eily
Hla
Harcourt Hentley
Beaver
Calo
Phrele
Philadelphia
Ue Roremor
Denver Arrests and Bogus Checks Ripple City News
Stopped at Denver on March 12, H Mortimer Wilson was arrested in San Francisco for using the name Henry Idy and Bentley, a guest from Tec California, conspired with a wife at the Crown Palace hotel to pass a bogus bank check for 200 dollars on a 1000 dollar balance at the National Bank of Commerce. They used fake jewelry purchases and wearing apparel to lure a Californian with claims of seeking employment and planned to meet at Red Glit. Telegrams were sent for apprehension after Bentley’s departure.
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Denver
Ik Iu
H. Mortimer Wilson
Ik Sdn Franciscy
Thi Quan
Bentley
Repeated Story to Jury in Raym ond Hitchcock Case
Fragmented narration describes a witness testimony about the defendant and alleged lodging in a town area. The account references names, locations, and an ongoing jury trial with accusations involving a person named Uhl and apparent connections to several individuals.
New Trial for John Walsh in Connecticut Invalidation Case
Fragmentary report indicates a new trial for John Walsh involving legal terms and references to prior verdicts. The text mentions entities likely including local officials and the court, with references to appeal and consistency issues affecting validity.
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Praised As Nerves Aid
Syracuse man 75-year-old veteran extols Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey claiming it strengthens nerves aids digestion and brings restful sleep. He notes others report similar benefits and advises consulting a physician for the medical booklet.
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John'.a. Tholeas
Syracuse
N. Y
Dufty
Mr. Tholens
Duffy
Tholens
Jean
Proce
Desler
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