Denounced campaign finagles put ins co lists in dispute
In New York Aug 8 Justice Goegerich ordered Mutual Life Insurance to supply a correct policy holders list to the International Policy Holders Committee and to file a like corrected list with Albany within ten days. Col A M Shook urged mandamus. Untermyer warned that 19 percent of circulars were undelivered, risking disenfranchisement and delayed nomination of thirty six directors. The company defended slow, not unwilling, delivery while Untermyer pressed for timely, full disclosure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W York
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Goegerich
Albany
Col
A. M. Shook
Tennessee
Gregerich
Samuel Untermyar
Court of Justice
Untermyer
Sla
Brewster
Mutul Life Naurance Company
Untemoor
Mutual
Giergerich
Las
Obituary notices dated August from 1903 to 1926 with multiple names
Series of funeral notices and obituaries for Daniel V Dolan Dolan Thowan Dolan Annie Carroll Fritts John Johnson James E T Matthews William Noyes James Regan Alfred Robinson William Smith Weiler and others. Entries list dates August 1903 to August 1926, residence addresses and churches, funeral times, and interment details for Arlington or local cemeteries. Notices mention relatives friends and invitation to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vlclazier
Wednewley
Daniel V
William Vo Hal
Uanpshire Avenue
St Tauris Roman Caine
Firesuil
Dolan
Bom Thowan
Congressional Cemetery
Indianapolis
Gosport
Ind
Johnson
New Street
Sarah
John D Johnson
Matthews
James E T Matthews
Carrie Matthews
En Dilhem
Seventh Street
New ‘York
Royes
Tesse Thorn Noyes
Willam Iaydon Noyes
Gathering Hand
George Thorn
Wilmington
Del
Pohtner
Strasburg
Ott Tortner
Mantle
Wanday
James Regan
United
Arlington
Friends of the Finish
Military Order of the Loyal Lesson
United States Infantry
Feteran
Monark
Robinson
Wednesay
AL Fred Yo Robinson
F Street
Miamiville
Ohio
Citeinnall Papers
Swith
Atlantic Cite
William
William L
Mary J Smith
Moriarity
Aelock
Tesidenca
Flenerty
Meirit Calvary Cemetery
Washington
Weiler
Fifteenth
Ferdinand Weler
Legal Probe Criticizes Silence on Corporate Scandals
Justice Giegerich faulted the inquiry for scapegoats while asserting the real architects of the company's wide scandals remain in power. He issued the requested order only to limit the use of the company stencils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giegerich
Theompany
Rebate Case Conferment in Jamestown Grand Jury
A Federal grand jury in Jamestown New York continued hearings on alleged interstate commerce and Sherman antirebate law violations. Deputy Commissioner Henry Knox Smith and Special Assistant Attorney General Oliver Dogin met privately with District Attorney Brown as the session focused on possible indictments. Principal witness was BET Johnson, Pennsylvania Railroad freight agent at Buffalo, testifying in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Federal
Henry Knox Smith
Department of Commerce and Labor
Oliver Dogin
United States
Brown
Bet Johnson
Pennsylvania Road
Buffalo
Calera Town Marshal Shot by Suspect in Train Theft
In Calera Alabama Marshal Sam Fulton was shot and killed while attempting to arrest a ride theft suspect described as a negro. The assailant fled the scene after the confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calera
Ala
Galera
Sam Fulton
Picnic Wagon Plunges From 30 Foot Bluff Near Pittsburg
Nine miles from Pittsburg Evergreen road accident sends a wagon carrying twenty Daughters of Liberty picnic riders down a thirty foot precipice. All passengers suffer facial and head wounds or contusions. driver John Smith escapes serious harm. Physicians from Millvale aided the injured. horses kicked the driver as the team landed at the base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Evergreen
Daughters of Liberty
Allegheny
Vhuch
Millvale
John Smith
Aged couple seek death amid mortgage foreclosure
William Methner and his wife Anna attempted suicide by gas at their 223 East With street home in New York, planning to die together rather than face foreclosure and poverty. Both revived by a physician, they told police they sought peace in death after twenty five years of marriage and no quarrel. They were arraigned in Harlem Police Court with promises to refrain from further self harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Methner
Anna
Newhbors
Pass
Methnor
Juniar
Webnot
Iona
Methner
Sergi Jackson
Anne
Methners
Whitman
Harlem
Agon
Jersey
Movements of Ocean Steamers Aug 1 New York
Shipping news lists arrivals and departures from New York and European ports. Oceanic from Liverpool arrives. Massie sails for Liverpool. Noordem bound for Rotterdam. Soulogne Lazio bound for Genoa Naples. Adalbert for Genoa. Cape Rare for Aug. Hombure American steamer Raberin aboard. Victoria from Hamburg Cherbourg to New York. Capes and other vessels reported departures and expected dock times.
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New York
Oceanic
Liverpool
Massie
Noordem
Rotterdam da Soulogne
Lazio
Genoa
Naples
Pring Adalbert
Hombure
Raberin
Victoria
Hamburg
Cherbourg
York
Warconl
Tntiox
Saturdaay
Cape Race
Newfoundland
Campania
Wilhelm YH
Lizerd
la Lorrane
Havre
Queenstows
Sahed Baltir
Casmania
Kew
Queenstown
Textpole
Bremen
Sug
Wilhelm
Plymouth
Resorts Closed as Governor Higgins Moves in Albany
Gov Higgins pressed by reformists to close gambling in Albany as Saratoga winds down. The plan, tied to anti gambling action, aims to pressure Albany officials while Vanderbilts and Canfield's activities draw attention. Police and grand jury schedules, with bridge whist club raids cited, frame a broader political maneuver by the Republican machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanderbilts
Canfield’s
Washington Post
Saratoga
Aug
Albany County
Baratess County
Albany
New York
Saratoga Association
Guv Higgins
Monte Carlo
America
Higgins
Saratoga County
Ganbling
Joe Ullman
Billy Mackin
Maxey Blumenthal
Delahanty
Riggiog
Poison in canned salmon shocks GTP survey camp
Winnipeg Manitoba August 8 reports say several Grand Trunk Pacific Railroad survey camp members at Sand Green fifty miles south of Vermillion Alberta fell violently ill after eating canned salmon. Major Herbert J Smith died and several others are critically ill. Major Smith served with distinction in the Boer War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Grand Trunk Pacific Railroad
Sand Green
Varmillion
Alberta
Herbert J Smith
Smith
Reverend Dr J A Henry Dead in Asbury Park
The Philadelphia presbyterian minister Rev Dr J A Henry died in Asbury Park New Jersey after about a month of illness. He was 72, a former moderator of the general assembly, Princeton College alumnus, trustee of Princeton University and a noted church leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
J Addison Henry
Princeton Presbyterian Church
Asbury Park
N. J
Henry
Princeton College
Princeton Theological Seminary
Princeton University
Pennsylvania Industrial Home
Presbyterian
Presbyterian Board of Publication
Board of Home Missions
The
Presbyterian Church
Regrettable killing of Japanese poachers in Alaska
Treasury and Commerce officials discuss the seizure of Japanese schooners on the high seas near Alaska. The McCulloch relays Japanese prisoners to Valdez before Sitka. Acting Secretary Bacon expresses regret over the killings while signaling possible diplomatic exchanges with Japan and continued patrols to curb poaching in Alaskan waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seala
Simms
Miyaoka
State Department
Bacon
Scott
Tokyo
Japan
McCulloch
Sitka
Valdez
Edward W. Sims
Department of Commerce and Labor
Alaska
Congress
Indiana
Lembkey
North American Commercial Company
United States
St. Paul
Island of
St. George
Seal Islands
Bering Sea
Treasury Department
Revenue Cutter Service
Thiouslands
Sifue
Notable Visitors and Quick Local Items From Duluth
Duluth Minnesota August 3 guests of Bishop James Mel Goldek include Cardinal Arlegate and Bishop Burke arriving for a visit through Friday. William Dickey, presumed lost on Lake Ontario, was found. New York trustees elected for the New York Life Insurance Company. John Mitchell negro hanged for 1895 murder. Santa Fe reports raffle resumption on San Angelo branch. Georgia senate approves 29000 for Jamestown Exposition exhibit. John W. Hathaway American Minister to Servia and Roumania arrives from Liverpool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth. Minn
New York
Seth 3Uliken
John Weld
Jordan 1
Mott & Co
New Yonk Life Vamiance Company
Trusteeo
de Dyersburg
Tenn
John Mitchell
Moses Wedel
Mitchell
East Temple
Santa Fe
San Angelo
Alante
Senate
House
Geornia
Jamestown
BDI
John WH Rtadle
Servia
Roumania
Greaney
Livarpoo
River steamers collide near Alexadra dock
River traffic incident report states the ferry Callahan backing from the Alexadra dock struck the side of the steamer Macalester yesterday around 1 PM. The Macalester sustained minor damage to its pilot house but both vessels completed their return trips after the collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandra
Callahan
Macalester
Dow
Dacalester
Campaign for Douma famine relief and new terror group formed
In St Petersburg Aug 8 the cabinet pushes famine relief and a broad reform program ahead of December elections for a more tractable parliament. A radical new life-for-life group claims power, while Monipko faces trial for inciting armed revolt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Gefnod
Monipko
Cronstadt
Monifke
Telegraph Agency
Herzenstein
Mrs Mackay Votes for Roslyn School Leader Bogart
Roslyn Long Island August report shows Dr Joseph H Bogart elected president of Roslyn union free school district without opposition. Only 63 total votes cast with 25 from Mrs Mackay's employes. rumor of large black turnout debunked as area colored residents attended a church picnic. Mrs Mackay voted ballot 15 and left for New York as result was assured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roslyn
Long Island
Aug
Joseph H. Bogart
Roslyn Union Free School
Remsen
Woods
Aittle
Clark Woods
Dr. Bogart
Lawyer Fights Legislator Over War Bonds Bill in Georgia House
In Atlanta on August 8, Representative T. R. Whittley and lawyer Charles Dill fought on the Georgia House floor over a bill to pay war bonds held by the Wattingly estate. The fracas involved sticks and spittoons, left both men bruised but not seriously hurt, and drew a crowded, uproarious scene as lawmakers failed to intervene. The dispute related to bonds issued to pay for arms bought during the Civil War and repudiated with other war debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Atlanta
T. R. Whittley
Douglas County
Charles Dill
Georgia House of Representatives
Georgia
Wailingly
New York
Guv Brown
Charles D. Bil
B. H. Hill
United States
Ben Bill
Wattingly
Whittley
Charles
Hill
Font
Bomb at Russian Poland Station Kills One Wounds Many
Reports from Soenowice and Kiev describe a bomb thrown into a crowded railway station waiting room causing one death and numerous injuries. Panic spread as people were trampled and the bomber disappeared. Separate dispatches note violent actions against officials and socialists, with authorities imposing losses on areas hit by robberies.
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Poland
Soenowice
Russian Poland
Kiev
Russia
Gravoff
Stefanchuk
Mherty
Warsaw
Tchémeemil
Province of
Lublin
Kaessa
Aug
Beckt is saved after fall from hotel window in Augusta
Augusta Georgia August First Baseman Beck, recently released by Augusta Club after a buy from Nashville Southern League, leaped from a third story Chelsea Hotel window in a apparently deranged state. He struck wires and landed in a rose bush after causing a clubhouse disturbance that sent most players fleeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Beck
Nashville
Chelsea
Maud Gonne MacBride Granted Separation in Paris Case
Paris civil tribunal confirms judicial separation for Maud Gonne MacBride from Maj MacBride on ground of alleged intemperance. Absolution denied due to Irish nationality. visit rights set for weekly contact with son. Narrative recalls Maud Gonne, Irish Joan of Arc, and their marriage from Dublin Castle. long estrangement followed by July divorce suit and public statements on women's independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Civil Tribunal of the
Seine
Maud Gonne MacBride
Joan of Arc
Mas. MacBride
MacBride
Maj MacBride
Maj
MacBrde
Maud Gonne
Dublin Castle
MacBade
Imatch J
America
Maud Ganne
Scrub Women Join Strike in Chicago Skyscrapers
In Chicago 240 janitresses voting yesterday backed aiding their husbands in a wage strike by boycotting work in twenty downtown skyscrapers. Mrs Felicia Prendergast challenged the view wives should stay at home while men strike, urging wives to withhold cleaning duties as a show of support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Felicia Prendergast
Mrs. Prendergast
Pianos Sale Features HighGrade Uprights at 185 and 195
Annual August clearance offers about twenty pianos including nine highgrade uprights in San Domingo mahogany. Shopworn and new stock from Behnings Price and Teeple among others. Sale lasts only a few days with demonstrations and no obligation to buy.
Ice Shortage Probed. Grand Jury Finds No Conspiracy
The New York grand jury in August concluded no criminal conspiracy existed among ice buyers to fix prices. After two hours of testimony and documents, prosecutors argued potential shortages for the rest of the summer. Witnesses traced ice harvests, price trends, and the impact of a mild winter and drizzly weather on Maine and Hudson River supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Grand Jury
Gamias
Jerome
Maine
Hudson
Rescuer Drowns Saving Girl at Lake Geneva
Armkeneck, 24, a Fort Revere soldier from Detroit, drowned attempting to rescue a young woman near Hull Massachusetts as bystanders saved the woman. Earlier, Henry D Smith, Beroit College secretary, died saving Ruth Macumber at Lake Geneva after a drowning incident yesterday.
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Fort Revere
Hull
Mass
Peter Armkeneck
Armkenecht
Detroit
Cj .Williams Bay
Wia
Henry D Smith
Beroit College
Ruth Macumber
Lake Geneva
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Buffalo Courter
Chicaco
Rfcord-Herald
Pittsburg Dispatch
Providence
Rocuester Herald
ST Louis Republic
Byracush
Paul Fioneer
Sinaeafolis Tribune
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cincinnati Inquirer
Undertakers
W. R. Speare
N. W
J. William Lee
Fenasvhania Avs
George P. Zurhorst
Pweeral Partore
Eset
Capital St
St. Northwest
Vanderbilt
Law
Paul J Rainey
Canfield
J. A. Henry
Theodore Roustan
Legation
Columbus
John F Murphy
United States Secret Service Bureau
St Louis
H. Y Mansfield
Lancaster
Ganz
Augus Thomas Newcomb
Gay
San Francisco
Chronicle
Tokalon Wine CO
Bunny
Douma
Kostroma
Stolypin
Peterhof
Vasdlichikoff
M .Filovevfor
M. Iswolsky
Holy Synod
Vassilchilof
Novgorod
Filossefoff
Count Tte
MM. Iswolsky
Count Heyden
Papus
Mrs. MacKay
Representative Whittley
Augusta Hotel
Maud-Gonre
NEW Publications
Trust
Lloyd Osbourne
Liebig Company
Gemina
UEBIG
Musetts Avenue
Bradfield Regulator Co
Ation
Riend Cpa
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