Ryan Will Keep His Promise On Equitable Charter Change
May 23 New York statement from Paul Morlan president of the Equitable Life Assurance Society says policy holders will elect 28 directors under an amended charter. The change reflects promises made by Mr. Ryan and will be reviewed at the May 31 board meeting. legal steps may be required for formal action.
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Cleveland
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Cleveland Letter Hints Overhaul of Directors in 1909
A missive dated May 23 from Mr. Cleveland to President Morton discusses a draft amendment charter by Mr. Cravath for trustees to reorganize the society. It contemplates vacating current terms ending December next and extending the term of thirteen directors elected in 1905 to 1909. It proposes an “administration ticket” of names for policyholders in December and urges an early June meeting of stockholders to secure action by the trustees.
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Prestien Morton
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Notice to Citizens for June 7 Housing at Ogden Event
City residents with extra room are asked to report to Dan Enslen at Broom Motel Office immediately for lodging needs during the U G T convention. Ogden hotel facilities are insufficient to meet demand. private lodging may be arranged. Dan Ension, Chairman Hotel Guaranties.
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Hotet Guenaitiee
Patterson Relieved by Walsh in Strong Pitching Showdown
Washington and Philadelphia games dominate the docket as Patterson, Sullivan, Newton and Kiet compete across multiple cities. Aion of New York and Chicago clashes feature late innings and sharp pitching, with Detriot and Boston tallying 3 to 2 in a tense May slate.
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M. Toam
Sewtaa
Fatiren
Hatterson- Patterson
Wateh
Sullivan
Newton
Ruins Loom Over Nation As Amnesty Debated In Turbulent Capital
May 28 report from St. Veterstorg outlines a controversial amnesty plan amid wartime authority. Officials warn of continued terrorism risk and the need for exceptional measures, while critics fear erosion of civil rights and unchecked state power. The piece notes arrests, investigations, and potential abrogation of extraordinary laws as authorities grapple with security and governance.
Paper Hanging and Painting Services Ad
Advertisement for wallpaper hanging and painting with guaranteed perfection. New stock of wall paper towels offered at discount. services claimed to be durable and delivered to residences. Includes a garbled seller name and address with scattered misspellings.
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Mons
May Intercollegiate Baseball and Basketball Notes
Local score snippets mention teams like Denver, Yale, Penn and Kansas across May dates. Mentions arterial rain delays and field conditions with scattered names including Lindsay, Morgan, Rehrant, and Gandy. Several minor games and tournament notes reflect a busy spring schedule.
Yale and Penn score recap from Chicago and Amherst
Fragmentary OCR notes list scores and participants including Yale Penn Am herst, with references to Baltecles-Leyton and Wiley. Mentions University of Chicago and a 2-2-2400 figure, suggesting a late season college meet or cross match.
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Eastbound Teachers Rates for 1906 Season
Eastbound teacher travel rates for 1906 set at $2.00 round trip with stopovers. Tickets available October 31, 1908 final minute. routes to Tavlero points and northern towns. Address inquiries to Gillos and Kenry, Ticket Agent, by May 26 and 28.
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Fung
Racing Results At Louisville And Gravesend Races
Louisville results describe multiple races with winners such as Reaulis First and Lady Anne, with times and placements across six events including a steeplechase. Gravesend reports list winners like Ada Amelia and Dainty in seven races, with times for each. New York golf notes discuss the Metropolitan Championship prelims, qualifying scores, and match play setup.
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Pittsburg Wongan In Seventh Pittsburg Wongan In Seventh
In the seventh Pittsburgs produced four hits aided by walks and an error to pull ahead 5 0. Averns drove in runs as Brooklyn beat Cincinnati 5 1 with strong relief from pastorlouk and steady pitching. The game featured late scoring and errors shaping the final margin.
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Pittsburgs
H.F. Pittshire
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Leineit
Phelps
Linderman
Necnham
Stove Repairs and Kitchen Maintenance Notices
A fragmentary notice describes stove coatings and repairs for wood firing equipment. It mentions contacting local providers for stove work and repairs, with partial references to a maintenance house and a local registry.
Three Koreans Hanged After Brutal Murder Conviction
Morning Mass reports three Koreans were hanged after a brutal murder of two fellow workers. Acting Governor Aisle announced the executions, with fifteen years of unmoved punishment proclaimed for each.
Move to Abolish Drinking Cup on Railroads
A health conference in Washington May 2 warns the use of drinking cups aboard railroad cars risks health. The anonymous committee urges discontinuation of cup use to prevent disease and promote safety during travel.
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Washington
Am Ht
Jean
Debates on tariff policy and protectionists in the House
In Washington on May 23 the House debated tariff policy with Republicans defending protection while Democrats attacked it as public plunder. Landis and Williams argued about corn burning, numbers from Indiana and Nebraska, and Coxey’s army imagery, highlighting party clashes over economic policy and wages.
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Grit Duke Wivlimiy to Represent Emperor Nicholas at Spanish Royal Wedding
The appointment of Grit Duke Wivlimiy to represent Emperor Nicholas at the marriage of King Ainnso of Spain and Princess Ena of Baltenbore is noted. Earlier, the grand duke was proposed to attend the German crown prince Frederic William wedding, but withdrawal followed German police safety concerns.
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LACEY RE NOMINATED BY IOWA REPUBLICANS FOR PRESIDENT
A corrected record notes Lacey renominated by the Iowa Republican convention for a second term. Delegates endorse Shaw as possible successor, with emphasis on party unity and policy priorities. May events and local details referenced, though some fragments remain unclear.
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Copper stockholders sue over Arizona Banner Copper sale
A Colorado case alleges misdealings by Arizona Banner Copper directors in 1903 involving stock purchases, bond issues, and a disputed transfer to Arizona Inner Copper. Plaintiffs seek voiding of bonds and mortgage, injunction against sale, and appointment of a receiver, naming stockholders from Pittsburgh Cincinnati and Chicago along with local officials.
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Copper Company
Arizona Inner Copper Company
Fire devastates Fairbanks Alaska. one woman dead
May 2 report from Alameda describes a fierce blaze in Fairbanks. A bulldog and warehouse burned, likely destroying the First Settlement Bank, Washington Bank, and courthouse in the burned block. One woman, Lotta Talbot, died. electric light mains damaged but fire extinguished. Fairbanks, on the Chena River, is noted as a growing center with a population around 7,000 and substantial gold output projections for the era.
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Northern Commercial Company
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Mts
Thie’ Point
Turner
Lacay
Lotta Talbot
Herald District
Firat Suttupal Bank
Washington Banking Company
Court House
Ilatket
Mnametat Institutions and City Bank Goods Report
The Pairbanks Banking company is noted in relation to city institutions, with a loss recorded around June L. An unofficial report mentions a warehouse of the Northern Commercial company containing nearly half a million dollars in food and furniture. Four steamers on route are expected to bring additional supplies, with no danger of famine asserted.
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Pairbanks’ Banking Company
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Eadmale
Commercia’ Company
Hutiturel
Burton Hanging On in Washington May 23
In Washington on May 23 Senate figures held talks at the request of Senator Burton, awaiting Supreme Court action. Senator Dukroe led the committee on privileges and elections as Burton seeks to learn about a proposed resolution. Burrows notes a stay granted earlier may influence proceedings, while Burton maintains he has no plans to resign.
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Durton
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Aupreme Nalftt
Message of Sympathy May 28 in the Makvd States
A fragment from a May 28 entry notes a message of sympathy tied to a military or state context. The unreadable OCR text mentions Tuttle and a letter from the parent organization to Cinire fuenesily, with unclear details about the event or recipients.
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Tuttle
Nenemark Porblie
Reforms urged in Macedonia crisis amid church sympathy
London May 23 Foreign Secretary Sir Edward Grey backed a House of Commons motion urging urgent reforms in Macedonia. The motion, moved by Mayneh and supported by Grey, calls for steps in step with other powers to ease tensions and aid the local Christian and Stohemmedes populations.
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Lack
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Macedonia
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Weston Breaks City Record in Record Pace
New York May 28 Edward Payton Weston the famed pedestrian, aged unknown, started from city hall Philadelphia area and reached the first city at 11 35 tonight. In 2 hours 30 minutes he covered 93 miles beating his own record from a quarter century ago. Weston famed as the "Atley belt" athlete and one of the era’s noted pedestrians, left city hall in Philadelphia at 12 05 this morning. Local interest centers on his big run and pace.
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Bdward Payton Weston
Bate
Philadelphia
Wiles
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