Maury Bank Directors and Officials Listed
The document lists bank officials and directors including David Eccles, M. Browning, Geo Tl Tribe, Joseph Clark, Harvard Waits, Adam Patterson, John Watson, and W. W. Riter. It names President David Eccles and Vice President H. Tribe with cashiers Jas F. Quaton and John Pingre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bavid Eccles
Baowning
Prem Gto
H. Tribe
Vite. Pree
John Pingre Cashier Jas
F. Quaton
Caehler
David Eccles
Browning
Geo. Tl. Tribe
Joseph Clark
Harvard Waits
Adam Patterson
John Watson
W. W. Riter
Wid
Arbitration Push Shifts Chicago Building Labor Fray
In Chicago May, unions including Iron Workers and others threaten strikes over wage and work conditions while arbitration looms. Workers prep to return to sites as talks continue. industry expects sporadic stoppages across carpenters, masons, printers and jewelers.
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Chicago
May & Compatiges Ween
Justice Brogalck
al Butladings
Walen
Paris
Carpenters
Tasona
Ave
Aim to Cut Down Armaments Sparks Global Debate
Amid calls to reduce weaponry, leaders from major powers push for strategic disarmament while defending national security. Critics warn that hastening cuts could empower rival states and threaten regional stability. Debate centers on verification, timelines, and safeguards.
Insurance firms agree to pay all losses in San Francisco fire relief
The article reports that insurance companies will cover all losses for San Francisco policyholders as efforts to rebuild proceed. It notes tension with insurers delaying demolition and debris removal due to disputes with fire companies and the public relief committee.
Wages Fixed by Reconstruction Committee in San Francisco
In San Francisco on May 2 a reconstruction committee meeting adopted a resolution setting wages for public and private labor at 220 for the hours. The action was approved by the building trades council and addressed by General Greely who urged daily pay to workers for meals. The committee aims to restore normal conditions and support the business community amid reported wage concerns and changing employment, noting a decrease in retentions and varied applications from workers.
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San Francisco
Greely
Eliet Hyowen
Tinle Ik
Mazer
Peturn
Frisco 10 Show Existing Conditions Report
San Francisco May notes show the survey of existing conditions to date. A committee and reporters prepare photos and papers for newspaper use. The process, tied to a drug trust issue, aims to publish soon with finalized findings and related preparatory work.
Confesses Embezzlement Case Shocks City
Palacetphia May court records detail Hawi 3. dreens firm executives facing embezzlement charges exceeding 10 000 as Greenfield confesses to stealing funds in a long running scheme. Authorities trace missing assets to bucket shops and a failing banking house led by George Snyder and colleagues. Greenfield admits taking money over years and says he can repay most losses, with total defalcation estimated around 179 000.
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Greenfield
Savvier
Hayter
Mart
Opening of Parliament Begins a New Era in Russia
Reports from St. Petersburg describe Emperor Nicholas II preparing to address the Imperial Assembly in the Hall of St. George as crowds gather on the Neva embankment. Political tensions surface with revolutionary factions in play, while court ceremonies and guards prepare for the ceremony signaling Russia’s constitutional transition.
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Emperor Nicholas
Hall of St. George
SS. Petersburg
Neva
Gryperoy Nicholas
Banda
Solniers
Renuries
Camperor
Russia
Teaten
Peonie
Berdsharg
Breal Tay
Finssie
Yan
Lanlahi
Sh Woteraburg
Seauet Me
Uisclslahig
Ana Cabling
Anid Avlalig
Gil
Urnerbool& Contol
Huyal
Vse
St. Petersburg
Nicnalas
Eration Beinrhot
Trarskoe
Witte
Esa
Henemrs
Count Witte
Andreate
Rene Gray
Witke
Tomieras
Womer Teagan
Mirevatseff
Prince Luter Taborousxom
Ewing
Allengies
Sveninginess
Wien
Japparel
Wendy
Nia Pallideat
Tanridy
Wren
Farmenneras
Natorat
Carters, Nahests Ami Naval Melabs
Ares
Rem
Aren
Piemiers
Garbled May Day note hints at removal of figures
A fragmented New York report from May 9 references efforts to remove certain items from a section of a street. Names and numbers are unclear, with corrupted phrases like refise volantes and metavren scattered through the text. The piece seems to touch on financial matters and officials, but the core actions remain unreadable.
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New York
H. Muron
Eta
Contyuer
Streghle de Peiiment
Bente
Batcios
Kia
Bonneny
Mack Eareee
Iker Purpent
Werner Ae Marth
Gurney
Throaedyn
Supplies in Transit From New York to San Francisco
Fragmented OCR describes a supply movement from See York to a western destination with mentions of Mount Seraon New York and various place names and entities. It references carriers, routes, and a general flow of goods though many words are garbled. The readable items show a transport context and a network of locations without a clear sequence.
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Maller
Spattowbin
York
Amendment to Rate Bill fuels Senate debate and amendments
A much garbled report shows Senate debate on an amendment to a rate bill. Senators McLaurin and Flkeine led the discussion while various amendments from Etking Bailey and Warner were debated. A roll call 26 to 45 defeated a proposal, with McCumber and others urging competition rules and rail carrier provisions amid ongoing revision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Alay
Senator Flkine
Sonar McLaurin
Senate
Sr. Etking
Bailey
Atel Expres
Warner
Carrfers
Aikins
McCumber
la Fonsetti
Ben. Mors Clark
Gearin
Lantas, Sleephie
Murder trial details surrounding a New York case
A chaotic May report from Sungide of Murder outlines a homicide investigation in New York. It describes an autopsy finding a bullet in a suspect and another in a different location, with testimony implying a staged death to look like suicide. District Attorney asserts the suspect did not act alone and probes near the crime scene and associated estates.
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New York
Hatoming
al Redas
Pishoa
Sesh
Cacnnes
Ahi
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