State to Probe Deep Will Not Permit Whitewash
New York Insurance Superintendent Hendricks informs Equitable investigators the state will carry on its probe independently and a committee’s findings must be thorough and untainted. J J Hill declines to serve on Frick committee. Albany case notes discuss Brackett’s request for legal action against Equitable directors and Mayer’s response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frick
J. J. Hill
Hendricks
Albany
Julius N. Mayer
Edgar T. Brackett
Mary 8. Young
Saratoga
Equitable Life Assurance Society of America
Brackett
Equitzble Society
Equity
Senator Brackett
Notice of Marriage and Death Alerts Across Numerous Papers
Announcement lists multiple publications including TIMES and OURIER MAT with marriage and death notices. Mentions Gerald Poul Adeline and other names, urging subscribers to publish notices in partner papers. Highlights cross paper alerts from Ledger and Pioneer Press among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caten
Maringes
Teva
Ourier Mat
Exquireer
Choato
Gerald
Poul Adeline
Ledger
Pip
Promidence Journal
Recues
Loti
US Pinneer Press
Inneapolis
Tribenae
Eveland Plain Dealer
Bicycle's Victim Dead After Night of Injury
Otis T. Bullard aged eighty two died at Emergency Hospital from injuries suffered April 16 when a bicyclist struck him at Ninth and M streets northwest. Coroner Nevitt to hold an inquest today. The cyclist fled the scene. Bullard was a former Massachusetts music teacher who had lived in the city about twenty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis T. Bullard
Ninth
M Streets
Nevitt
Jioclack
Bullard
Massachusetts
Tenth
Vid
Hmanuel
Martin
Licensed to Marry Names Span States and Counties
A fragment lists numerous couples from Virginia Maryland Georgia and New Jersey bound for marriage licenses. It cites William Vletcher and Eleanor Lewis Llewellyn Jordan of Port Gibson Mississippi and Elia Richardson Henry Charles Hallam and Virginia Wella Bohrer etc. The text includes many additional pairings with cities such as Parkersburg Charleston Philadelphia Baltimore Spottsylvania Richmond Trenton and others, indicating a broad license issuance record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Vletcher
Eleanor Lewis
Llewellyn Jordan
Port Gibson
Miss
Elia Richardson
Henry Charles Hallam
Virginia Wella Bohrer
Ernest &. Huppert
Blandina C. Bushman
Harry W. Smithson
Mamie M. Downs
Warrington E. Lee
Bertha M. Leet
William S. Alen
Parkersburg
W. Va
Julia 3. Smith
John W. Lewis
Loreta Bowling
Spottsylvania
Henrietta Beach
Salomon W. Woodley
Elizabeth Thomas
Frederick Wathen
S¢. Marys County
Mary R. Watson
Wiliam E. Hraswell
Macon
Anenretta B. Matthews
Daniel Diggs
Lizzie Carter
William Burgdorf
Alma Bottger
Clarence Bureh
Lizsle Smoot
Edmund Christian
Richmond
Emily Margaret Green
James Joseph Mulroe
Mary Agnes Connell
James B. Cannon
Margaret Wilmot
Joan M. Lynch
Trenton
N. J
Olga' A. von Ezdorf
Health Office Record of Patients and Ages Across Hospitals
A health office record lists numerous individuals with addresses and ages, including Sarah Bailey 2a years at 1125 N H Ave aw, John F. Biggs 69 years at Garfield Hospital, Caroling Carter 50 years at Wash Aggl Hosp, and Walter Cherry 21 years at 930 Hughed et. Also numerous others: Annie W. Crump 17 years, William Dean 70 years, Elizabeth Baxter 7% years, and infant Clera Williams 1 day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah &. Bailey
N. H. Ave
Lewis
Ciarence
Bartlett
Elizabeth W. Baxter
Truman Beckett
John F. Biggs
Garfield
Caroling Carter
Wash
Aggl
Samuel
Chappell
Walter Cherry
Hughed
Jessie F. Cole
Mary A. Cale
Sibley Hosp
Nettle A. Cole
Jona
Colton
Annie W. Crump
William Dean
Freedman's Hosp
John R. Dulin
Gates No
Caroline Edmonston
Q Nw
Alice Epps
Providence
Samuel A. Grimt
SN. OH. Pve
Marie J. Hawes
William W. Herron
Blaney
Richard L. Hyde
Congress
Amelia M. Jackson
Francis R. King
Adie A. King
Mary M. Mann
James Mason
Pomeroy Nw
Dorsey Minor
Wilbert Moore
Rmports
Eugene Nayie
Seaton Ne
Mary A. T. O'Callaghan
Robert A. Paine
H Sw
Merte A. Redman
Cullinane al
Reid Briton s Guest International Good Will
Newly appointed Ambassador to London declares cordial relations between Britain and the United States are a matter of course. At Delmonico s annual St George s Society dinner in New York, Whitelaw Reid and Baron Kaneko spoke as British, Japanese guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George’s Society
New York
London
St. George's Society
Delmonico’s
Whitelaw Reid
Court of St. James
Percy Sanderson
Haron Kaneko
Japan
Darrell
Henry Mortimer Durand
Archbishop of Canterbury
Great Britain
Hay
America
Britain
United States
Baron Kaneko
France
Asia
Germany
Canton
Russia
Siberia
Memories of San Jacinto Celebration Honors Texas History
The Texas Society marked the sixty ninth anniversary of the San Jacinto battle with a program at Typographical Temple in Washington. Leader W H McWeil welcomed guests as a chorus performed The Flag with the Single Star. Chief Justice Seth Shepard praised Texas history and independence, while Rev Jonn Lee Brooks eulogized Sam Houston. The event included flag dances by Dorothy E B Wolf and readings of historic U S Senate and Texas presidential speeches. The organizing and reception committees were listed along with several members. Also noted are ship arrivals and sailings from various ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Star State
Texas Society
Battle of
San Jacinto
G Street
W. H. McWeil
Oscar Wilkinson
Mary E. Wilid
Blanche Wilmoth
C. H. Clifford
Bert V. Wolfe
F. W. Fern
Ed Haywood
Clara Reed
Seth Shepard
District Court of Appeals
State of Texas
Alamo
Dorothy EB. Wolf
Jonn_Lee Brooks
Emory M. E
Brightwood
Sam Houston
Manly Haywood
Joseph W. Pailey
United States Senate
Alison Jones
Republic of Texas
Don Carlos Ells
Gustave Bender
Henry Clay Wilmoth
Warner Wilmoth
S. Joseph Ripps
P. M. Kennedy
J. D. Currie
Thomas Jones
Adolph Ammann
Cortland BE. Overgker
Russian Losses at Mukden Reassessed by General Staff
Gunsby Pass April 25 report details casualties from February 19 to March 14 in the Mukden battles. Russian losses include 1,985 officers and 87,677 men with about 55,000 wounded, and 32 guns lost. Staff estimates also note 15,000 killed, 7,000 captured, and 10,000 to 12,000 missing, plus many noncombatants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mukden
Karkevitch
Commissariat Corps
Russian on Brani Island Seized as Suspected Spy
A Russian arrestee on Brani Island in Singapore Straits Settlements, presenting a false name and passport, is charged with being on government property without authority. He was remanded for a week and is aided by a non English speaking interpreter. The harboring officer faces court martial. bail of 400 was denied by the consul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brani
Singapore
Straits Settlements
Vladimar Antonovitch
Antonovitch
Ordnance Department
Killed by a Policeman in Pittsburg West End Shooting
In Pittsburg April 2 W D F Lappe aged nineteen from a wealthy East End family was shot by Policeman Rufus Ullom during a street chase after an argument with four youths on Second Avenue. Lappe died at 5 AM after three shots were fired in the incident. Ullom was arrested as a suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
W. D.F. Lappe
East End
Rufus Ullom
Lappe
Second Avenue
Baker
Ullom
New Jersey Stock Exchange Project Backed by Unknown Backers
New Jersey stock exchange plans filed in Trenton with capital of 250000 and 500 memberships. James B. Dill signed the certificate and said backers unknown to him favor the scheme. The exchange would operate from Jersey City and could trade in any state or foreign country. Officials deny formal ties to Consolidated Exchange, amid speculation the plan aims to preempt or later sell to it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
New Jersey Stock Exchange
Trenton
New Jersey Trust Company
James B. Dill
Stock Exchange
New Jersey
Dill
New Exchange
Jersey City
The
Jersey Stock Exchange
Consolidated Exchange
Exchange
Dili
Consolidated
B. J. Daniel Dead Editor of Evening Ledger Columbus Ga
B J Daniel editor of the Evening Ledger in Columbus Ga died at 8 o'clock tonight He had long served Columbus newspapers for nearly twenty five years and was about forty two years old Also noted Kansas City violinist William Haurenberg aged fifty two died in a hospital. former Copenhagen Opera House performer had come to Kansas City in 1898.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Ledger
Columbus
Columbus, Ga
B. J. Daniel
Daniel
Kansas City
William Haurenberg
Grand Opera House
Copenhagen
Opera Comique
Paris
Haurenberg
Reform in Cities Re-Elects Bonaparte at National Meeting
The eleventh annual National Municipal League and twelfth Conference for Good Government opened in New York. Bonaparte of Baltimore was reelected president as delegates from cities and leagues gathered for sessions at the City Club and League for Political Economy. A reception followed at the Hotel St Regis hosted by the New York Woman's Municipal League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Woman's Municipal League
New York
National Municipal League
National Conference For Good Government
City Club
League For Political Economy
New York Woman's Municipal League
League For Political Education
League
New York City
Bonaparte
Washington
Richardson
Philadelphia
Charles V. Fornes
Board of Aldermen
Charles J. Bonaparte
Charles Richardson
H. Dickson Burns
New Orleans
Edmund J. James
Champaign, Ill
Clinton R. Woodruff
George Burnham, Jr
Florace E. Deming
Henry A. Garfield
Princeton University
Harry B. French
J. Pemberton Hardwin
Fran J. Symes
San Francisco
Women's Municipal League
St. Regis
Boys’ Civic Club
Scranton
A. B. Dunning
Board of Trade
Lackawanna County
Question of the Future Dinner Discusses Labor Perils
In New York on April 25 the W National Civic Federation held a dinner with August Belmont as toastmaster. Samuel Gompers urged ten hour day strikes if needed, citing the Supreme Court ruling against bakers. He warned against lacking organization and urged a plain American method through trades unions. President Eliot of Harvard spoke on prosperity, progress and liberty in open and closed shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Industrial Economic Department
The
W National Civic Federation
August Belmont
Federation
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
United States Supreme Court
Russia
Eliot
Harvard University
Death in the Flames at Garfield Park Shacks
A fire early this morning destroyed several shacks housing Italian laborers at the terminal improvements in Garfield Park southeast. Discovered at 2 o'clock, units from engines 4 8 and 13 and Truck G responded. Chief Henry led the brigade which had the blaze under control by 2 30. Origin undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Park
Henry
Colton delays in Santo Domingo amid uncertainty over imodus vivendi
Government officials question whether Col. G R Colton the Roosevelt nominee for receiver has moved into active operation in Santo Domingo City as ordered by decree on April 1 by President Morales. Colton has not reported to Taft who seeks details while arranging salaries for American subcollectors and awaiting Colton's arrival and briefing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
G. R. Colton
Roosevelt
Santo Domingo
Morates
Colt Colton
Washington
Morales
Taft
Col. Colton
Col. Calton
anti-Morales Party
SUSTAINS HITCHCOCK Public Attorney General backs Interior rail rebate pact
The Attorney General sustains the Secretary of the Interior in railroad rebate agreements tied to reclamation material transport. Citing Section 22 of the Interstate Commerce Act, the opinion says government carriage and concessions to furnish free or reduced transport to the United States are not restricted. It states the act should honor express US government procurement aims, even when contractors gain none of the concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Interior
United States
Welcome Their New Pastor at Hamline Methodist Church
The Hamline Methodist Church welcomed Rev. Dr. Carl G. Doney and Mrs. Doney to the pastorate and city. A reception in the church parlors followed a program of speeches with about 600 attendees, including district clergy and church leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl G. Doney
Hamline Methodist Church
Columbus
Ohio
Hamline
Lucien, Clark
H. R. Naylor
J. A. Price
J. H. Nicholson
Trinity
Joseph H. Dawson
Calvary
C. W. Gallagher
Methodist Deacons’ Home
Isaacs
Anacostia
W. L. Lynn
Gorsuch
Brightwood Park
G. W. F. Swartzell
Dm Price
Fred van Dyne
Naylor
D. D. Street
Salaries Raised in War Department Bureau of Insular Affairs
Promotions increase salaries across many posts in the Bureau of Insular Affairs. Names listed include A. D. Wilcox from 1900 to 4000 dollars, W. R. Padigo from 1600 to 1800, Paul Randolph F from 1660 to 3800, and many others with similar raises. Transfers note W Leon Pepperman to Panama division as assistant chief and several others as disbursing agent or staff from the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Insular Affairs
War Department
A. D. Wilcox
W. R. Padigo
Paul Randolph F
HR. C. Richmond
L. C. Carmack
Drew Carrel
Wiliam Schute
Essie Walling
A. B. Zohn
R. 8. Wallace
Minnie H. Aydelotte
FP. L. Brigham
Leila B. Mannakée
H.C. Getahell
C. S. Brock
Claudia 8. Cules
A. A. Gunnell
Lilie V. Keethrey
E. B. Crandall
R. K. Meade
WW. G. Foote
de B. Randolph Keim
R. T. Way
J. R. Miles
S. L. Beckwith
W. FR. Singleton
Jane
Fair
A. K. Shoi
Philippines
Panama
W. Leon Pepperman
James G. Jester
Harry G. Lewin
Henry Seymour
B. E. Starbard
Secretary Hay Improves and June Returns Planned
Secretary Hay shows improvement at Bad Nantheim and expects to return to Washington by mid June. A note clarifies his heart issue is symptomatic, not organic, and treatment should yield quick results. Also: May 8 hearing set for Wallman case in Cincinnati. postmaster appointments in several states. treasury and revenue figures released. Princeton student Hugh McMasters drowns after canoe overturn on Hackensack River. he was 19 and connected to Avondale and Lincoln College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Adlee
Hay
Bad Nantheim
Princeton
Washington Post
Hackensack
N. J
Hackensack River
Hugh McMasters
Avondale
Bogota
Court Street Bridge
McMasters
Lincoln College
Pennsylvania
Senator Platts Funeral Attended by Vice President Fairbanks
Washington Conn April funeral services for Senator O H Platt drew hundreds, with national figures present including Vice President Fairbanks as president Roosevelt's representative. A wreath from the President hung near the organ as Dr Carter led psalms and prayers, choir sang For All the Saints and America, and final rites were spoken by Dr Seymour at the grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
Washington
Conn
O. H. Platt
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Congress
Roosevelt
Congregational Church
Robert E. Carter
Mr. Carter
Senator Platt
Samuel G. Seymour
St. Michael’s Episcopal Church
Litchfield
America
Carter
Dr. Seymour
Seymour
Odd Fellows Anniversary Celebration In Odd Fellows Hall
The eighty sixth anniversary of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows in this country will be celebrated at Odd Fellows Hall this evening. Grand Master W H McNiel will give a welcome address and John L Nolen of Nashville Tennessee will deliver the principal address. A soprano solo recitation and several vocal and instrumental numbers are on the programme with a reception to Mr Nolen to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of “Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows
W. H. McNiel
John L. Nolen
Nashville
Tenn
Nolen
Sovereien Grand Lodge
San Francisco
Charles B. Bayly, Jr
Mary B. Smith
Thomas L. Jones
R. R. Rodrick
E. W. Bradford
James H. Crow
J. H. Broderick
D. D. Lore
F. A. Stier
G. R
Jamesh. Crew
H. ©. Hazzard
W. E. Graves
P. G
Mra
Anna M. Coleman
W. L. Mathersead
G. H
R. B. Vines
C. F. Wing
Otto F. Smith
W. J. Rogers
Elwyn Green
Emma
J. Murray
NY Woman Dies in Florence Sky Light Fall
Miss Geraldine Boardman of New York, daughter of Albert B. Boardman counsel to the New York Rapid Transit Commission, was killed when she fell through a skylight at a Florence hotel on April 25. The dispatch corrected a name error noting Miss Pearburn was reported in error. News reached Mr Boardman’s office today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Boardman
New York
Albert B. Boardman
New York Rapid Transit Commission
Florence
Italy
Miss Boardman
Europe
Pearburn
Mr. Boariman
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Equitable
Alr
Prick
PL C. Roux
Kendricks
Wis
Tadac Heil
D. C
Hubbard
David Grantj
Marian Hubpard
Othe Fie J. Tracey
Koenha
Mr. and Peret
John Carswell Awis— Terthin
Francis Gorat
To Leng
Vinten Tong
Patter Shin Lan Brute
Cela
Dria
Atrnund
Weloek
Lavergne
Leonidas
Charles P
Ti Pum
Beloved Street
Edelock P.m
Veta
Forsyth
Hursdas
Aibaie Church
Wisconsin
Fleder Mear
Hampshire
Sursé United
Ements Charen
Philadel
Ldoa
Loek Mirseh
Depburn
Funk
Imeyer Pauls
Weredhis Nords
Do Husband
Iniveh
Scotland
Pahese Caps
Lovaal LE Ion
Wombla
Miles More
Chicago
Val Tereafter
Lee
the Schenckanes
Rhody
Hill
Alexander
Equitable Life
Fum
Romieareae
Undertakers
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
Etton
Commodions
Joseph Gawler
Palave
Telephone
North
John R. Wricht CO
George P. Zarhorst
East Capitol St
Niewspapribki Hiye
Health Office Record
Reid
Kronpring Wilhelm
Bremen
Minneapolia
Antwerp
Arived
Finland
Dover
Rainer Wilhelm II
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Boulogne
Lailed
Pretoria
Hamburg
Togo
Rojestven
Nebogatoff
Rojestvensky
Vladivostok
Manilla
Carlisle
Port Said
Port Arthur
Yokohama
San Miguel
Luzon
Manila
General Staff
Gompers
Death
Morton C. Stout & Co., Tailors
F St
Holmesbury
St. N. W
Santo, Domingo
Sustains Hitchcock
MR. Hay
Ballmann
Supreme Court of the United States
John Wallman
Cincinnati
Blue Ball
Everett S. Gerst
Cottage
Jacob B. Eberle
Clarence M. Laubach
Connecticut
North Granby
F. C. Raimadge
Treasury
National Bank
Customs
Sal-Lac
Our City Agents
Krufpt
Berlin
Ger Wuan Empire
Fussell’s
OX Prompt Service
Crial
M. T. Fussell
New York Avenue
Home Savings Bank
7Th and
Mass. Ave
HUB Furniture CO
S. E
D Sts
A.collins
DR. Ayres
University of Tennessee
Knoxville
Dr. Brown Ayres
James B. Frazer
Ayres
Colleges of the East
J. S. Ames
Johns Hopkins University
George EB. McLean
University of Iowa
R. B. Fulton
University of Mississippi
Charles Dabney
University of Cincinnati
Tulane University
Warner
John 8
Wilson
Schuyler Street
Eigneye
Blader
Acaarner
Warner's
Safe Cure Co
Rochester
N. Y
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