Truste es election clash over policyholder lists in New York
Four members of the policyholders committee decline nomination to the Mutual Life trustees ticket. Samuel Untermyer protests to state officials, alleging improper nomination methods and missing full addresses on policyholder lists. He warns the administration ticket seeks unfair advantage and disenfranchisement under Insurance Law Section 4.
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New York
International Policyholders’ Committee
Mutual and
New York Life Insurance Companies
Board of Trustees
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Otto Kelsey
Albany
Samuel Untermyer
The
Mutual
Judge Goodiay
Delaware
Benjamin J. Tracy
Alfred M. Shook
Tennessee
Harlow N. Higginbotham
Chicago
Untermyer
Untermayer
General Assembly
PeabodyCritiques Untermyer On Policyholders Committee
Mutual Life Insurance president Peabody denounces Untermyer for forming a so called international policyholders committee. He claims the panel was not authorized by policyholders and mostly comprised non policyholders. He accuses Untermyer of soliciting members to serve his own aims and warns the board would be influenced by outside interests.
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Peabody
The
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Untermyer
Gray
Tracy
Shook
Higinbotham
Reformed with Non-Union Men At Elm Grove Mines
Elm Grove coal mines near Wheeling resume operations with non union workers after strikers idle since April 1 offer no resistance.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Elm Grove
Here
Grace M Kinley Weds At Fort Des Moines
Grace Howe McKinley niece of the late President McKinley and social figure wed Captain Grayson Willard Heidt of the Eleventh Cavalry in a military ceremony at Fort Des Moines. The groom’s father Rev John Heidt officiated at Captain McKinley’s residence. Notable gifts included a mahogany chest of silver from Mrs William McKinley. The ceremony marks a notable army romance culmination.
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Des Moines
Grace Howe McKinley
President McKinley
White House
Fort Des Moines
Grayson Willard Heidt
Eleventh Cavalry
McKinley
John Heidt
William McKinley
Charity Ride Sees Bloomington Rides For Benefit
Bloomington daylong charity event saw the Tillinois Traction company donate all street railway receipts from Bloomington and Normal to four institutions. One hundred society girls served as relay conductors while regular staff managed cars. fares collected by the girls.
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Bloomington
Tillnois ‘Traction Company
St. Joseph's Hospital
Sirokan Hospital
Girls’ Industrial Home
Bureau of Associated Charities
Country Club
League Ball Grounds
Nell Park
Iinois Wesleyan
Ilinois State Normal University
Miller Park Lake
Paine Suffers Severe Head Wounds in Michigan Accident
Geo. C. Paine, 70, of Fenton Michigan, while driving a mowing machine, suffered a heart failure and fell onto the cutting bar, obtaining severe head and face cuts. His recovery is doubtful. he is a member of the county Republican committee.
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Fenton, Mich
Geo. C. Paine
County Republican Committee
Ohio targets foreign and noncompliant domestic firms
In Cincinnati on July a suit filed in the common pleas court Attorney General Wade H. Ellis launches a campaign against foreign corporations doing business in Ohio and domestic firms failing to meet Willis and Massie law provisions to furnish information to the secretary of state and pay franchise taxes.
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Cincinnati
Common Pleas Court
Wade H. Ellis
Ohio
Secretary of State
Siberian troops visit Tsar and heir to the throne
A deputation from four Siberian corps and the Twelfth Siberian regiment led by the baby Grand Duke Alexis as colonel was received by Emperor Nicholas and the heir to the throne in Peterhof. The soldiers presented a cross and icons which the grand duke kissed, and the boy will wear the cross around his neck.
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Peterhof
Alexis
Nicholas
Denver Sees Forty Thousand Visitors At Elks Event
The Denver gathering attracts 40,000 visitors with 26,500 Elks and family members taking part.
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Denver
Bartholdt Sees Interparliamentary Union Aiming At Peace
London July 19 Representative Richard Bartholdt Missouri discusses aims of the Interparliamentary Union in London. He notes a forthcoming US delegation meeting on July 25 to map a program and expects the US to have a prominent role in deliberations. He forecasts a permanent international parliament and an arbitration treaty replacing war.
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London
Richard Bartholdt
Missouri
House of Commons
Lord Weardale
William Randal Cremer
United States
Brussels
Interparliamentary Union
Europe
Japan
Prospects Bright for Permanent Interparliamentary Union
Bartholdi spoke to other commission members about the International Parliamentary Union now counting over 2000 national lawmakers. He said the commission’s report is unanimous for turning the Hague conference into a permanent body that assembles automatically and periodically and for reorganizing the interparliamentary union to cooperate with it in developing a system.
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Bartholdi
United States
Brussels
Europe
Philip Stanhope
Great Britain
Philip
Lord Weardale
International Parliamentary Union
Afghan ameer cautions officials on education policy
The ameer of Afghanistan laments declining education but blames government officials for suppressing progress. He orders officials to reform or be replaced, declaring education the sole path to state service.
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Lahore
India
Ameer
Afghanistan
Mine Manager Accused in Steubenville Riot Arrest Warrant
Deputy Marshal E J Urig swore out a warrant for General Manager H B Willard of United States Coal Co for murder linked to mine riots at Bradley and Plum Run earlier. Two miners were killed, five injured and three guards shot in the upheaval.
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Steubenville
E.J. Urig
Smithield
H. Bk. Willard
United States Coal Company
Bradley
Plum Run
Baseball Scores From July Games Across Leagues
Chicago and other cities reported scores across major leagues and associations. Notable results include Pittsburgh 0 defeats Philadelphia 8 and Cincinnati 5 over Cincinnati 4 after ten innings. Minneap olis beat St Paul 11 to 2 in league play.
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Chicago
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn
New York
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Association
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Columbus
Kansas City
Louisville
Milwaukee
Toledo
Denver
Omaha
Pueblo
Des Moines
Sioux City
Alfonso and Queen Victoria Escape New Madrid Threats
King Alfonso and Queen Victoria traveled by automobile from La Granja to San Sebastian where they will spend the summer. The route was lined with gendarmes after anonymous threats warned of a possible new assassination attempt.
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Alfonso
Madrid
King Alfonso
Queen Victoria
la Granja
San Sebastian
Lady Curzon of Kedleston Dies in London After Illness
London July 10 Lady Curzon wife of Lord Curzon of Kedleston and former viceroy of India died at the Curzon residence after two years of illness. She leaves two daughters and was born Heiter, Chicago, heir to Levi Letter. Her marriage in 1905 joined the Curzon family and newly created lordship. Martin Vivian of Des Moines, La., bank president, killed himself due to ill health.
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London
Lady Curzon
Lord Chraon of
Kedleston
India
Curzon
Heiter
Levi Letter
Merchannt Prince
Chicago
Washineron
Geo. N. Carson
Baro Searsdate
Lord Salisbury
Martin Vivian
The
People’s Savings Bank
Des oMines, la
Markets Report Chicago July 19 1906 Cattle Hogs and Sheep prices
Chicago market report shows cattle receipts 5500 strong to 10 higher while hogs receipts 2114 yesterday and 15000 estimated today trade active stronger than opening with various grade ranges. Sheep receipts 12000 weak from yesterday as prices sag. Beach-Wickham Co. and McCall Bros. agents record the figures.
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Chicago
Beach-Wickham C Co
McCall Bros
Armistice Talks Underway as Guatemala Battles Loom
Reports from San Salvador and Guatemala City describe a ten hour clash near Meta pan with over 10 000 Guatemalan troops attacking Salvadoran positions. Guatemala seeks to pause hostilities while peace talks aboard the Marblehead advance, led by Salvadoran and Guatemalan commissioners.
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Hattie Kayes
Metapan
Tercero
Hernandez Artega
Canned Goods Analyzed Amid England Goods Review
London reports a government board ordered study of canned meats amid a scare. Analysts found most concerns mid shelf storage by retailers and no evidence of preservatives or coloring in fourteen U S samples from poor areas, with dirt and extraneous matter carefully checked and satisfactory.
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London
England
United States
Wadsworth
Nokomis Mill Owner Hart Found Dead in Mill
L M Hart sock pawn? owner of Nokomis Roller mills and former Illinois Mill owners association president was found dead in the mill at the stairway foot. Officials suppose a fall caused a broken neck. He was 61.
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Nokomis
L. M. Hartsock
Nokomis Roller Mills
Illinois Milles Association
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Heidt
Hleventh Cavalry
Alfred Beit
Belt
South Africa
Cecil Rhodes
Bert
Germany
Austria
Hartford City
Ind
Ode Smith
Frank Watson
Smith
Watson
Czar
Thomas Taggart
French Lick Springs
West Baden
Democratic National Committee
Bartholdt
Baron L’estournelles de Constant
Department of Life
Lord Curzon
Dorn Letter
Grain Market
Guatemala
Munoz
San Salvador
Salvador
Honduras
Mar Clelead
JO. J. Pace
Senor Gatlegas
Marblehead
Acajutia
Anduras
San Jose
State Department
Merry
Guatemala City
Department
Combs
Brown
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