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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1905

Page

4

Director gave 6000 gift and drew 600 salary at Mutual Reserve Life

Testimony in the New York life insurance inquiry shows Horace Brockway, hotelier and Mutual Reserve director, gave Frederick Burnham 6000 at Burnham's demand in 1891 to join the company. Brockway earned 19 to 20 weekly, later 400, then 200, with duties limited to loan spotting and policyholder advice. Burnham sought 6000 gift and Eldredge described its use to fund favorable publicity through Hilary Bell. The committee adjourned as it resumes tomorrow with more witnesses.

New York Legislative Life Insurance Horace H. Brockway Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Company Frederick A. Burnham Burnham Brockway Mutual Reserve Witness Buraham George D. Eldredge Hilary A. Bell Faverale Mme Bell Brockaway Burnpum la Eldredge Andrew J. Clunie Insurance of California Thomas J .Clunie Maurange Department Treasury J Thompson Patterson Eldredgemid The Prederick Patterson Abel Burahim Wwe Ofth M. Hughes Mutual Reserve Base Insurance Company New York State Insurance Department

Bliss and Cortelyou may not be called before Armstrong panel

Senator Armstrong chairing the insurance committee said it might not be necessary to compel Cornelius Bliss or Postmaster General George Cortelyou to testify about national campaign contributions. He argued the committee has limited time and will focus on insurance firms and the state department, denying requests for an extension and stating an adequate report is expected.

Armstrong Washington Post New York Senator Armstrong Insurance Cornelius N. Bllsa George B Cortelyou Ife State Insurance Department Ine Fle Bliss Sportelsen

Perkins to retire from NY Life posts next April

Morgan urges Perkins to step down from vice presidency and finance committee chairmanship of New York Life Insurance Company. A friend says the change follows Mr Morgan's suggestion and an official announcement is expected soon. Perkins declined to confirm or deny the report when informed.

Morgan New York Life New York Bec George W. Perkins 3 PF. Morgan & Co New York Life Insurance Company Perkins

John Drew Stars in The Second In Command at National

Washington critics praise John Drew in The Second In Command at the National as a stylish American light comedy. De Lancey, a charming bachelor, and Jacqueline with Irene Millard drive a witty plot, with Dale and Keane delivering standout scenes and an excellent supporting cast.

John Drew Drew Thomas Christopher Bingham Mr.Thomas Drew Draain de Lancey Mr. Drew Tacquitine Marple Margaret Dale Dy. Billet Morton Walter Hale Irene MiNard Doris Keane Jacquiline Dr. Morton Irene Millard Lang Farny Jacquiline Tar Morton Irene Duke of Kiltkrankle Isa Dale Jacquiine Jess Keane Ethel Barrymore Mr. Hale Frank E. Aiken Kats Meek

Al H. Wilson Stars in The German Gypsy at Majestic

Al H. Wilson plays Metz Engelbrecht in The German Gypsy at the Majestic this week. The roving gypsy tale follows Metz as he reforms, wins Rosie Teller, and outsmarts foes while Wilson delivers wit song and a clear, appealing performance amid praised scenic and lighting effects.

al H. Wilson the Majestic Sidney Ellis Wilson New York State Metz Engelbrecht Lfe Gen. von Lundberg Upper New York Band of Gypsies Metz America Rosie Teller Clarence Rock Weilfgar Carence Rock Mr Wilson

Cured by Cuticura in Two Weeks Claim

A wearer of scalp scabs and body spots recalls fifteen years of failed treatments until Cuticura Soap and Ointment cured him in three days. He used the products with hot baths and reports a complete, lasting recovery without marks and urges others to try Cuticura.

H. B. Franklin Washington Sti Allegheny

Thomas E. Shea Stars In The Bells At The Academy

The Academy of Music hosts Thomas E. Shea in his annual engagement with The Bells. Shea, famed for crowd pulling performances, appears in his own arrangement of Tui Bella. The house was crowded and audiences showed strong interest in his versatile acting, with the performance widely praised.

Thomas E. Shea The Academy of Music Thomas Ianea Shea

Comedy Features Dominate Chase's Weekly Vaudeville Bill

Chase's showcased a strong vaudeville bill with Lea Zamacois entertaining in instrumental and vocal numbers and a top-notch guitar display. Harry Foy and Morenes Clark presented an ocean floor sketch, Juliet Wood and Fred Ray offered a Funny Bunch of Nonsense, Ford and Wilson did blackface dancing, and The Eight performed tumbling acts while Frank and Myrtie Chamberlain did rope work. Main star Shea impressed with a dramatic reading from Brckmann-Chathan’s novel and will perform Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde tonight.

Dockstader Columbia Columbia Theater Lew Tockstader Neil O'Brien Billy Cawley John and Wille Foley John King T Tommy Hyde Manuel Romain Harry Elby Willam H. Haslett William MacDonald Mazie Keefe Mr. Dockstadey Marie Harry Jills Genevieve WH. McDonald Godle Gang Matt Keefe Nell O'Brien Lew Dockstader Niel O'Brlen William H. Hallett Steve Poster Manuel Romani G. F. Weller Harry Elly Willim H. McDonald Chase Lea Zamacois Harry Foy Mlorenes Clark Mr. Foy Miss Clark Juliet Wood Fred Ray Mr. Ray Turkey Marty B. Lester Ford Wilson Frank Myrtie Chamberlain Vitagraph

Brigadiers Impress Large Lyceum Crowd in Washington

Edmond Hayes opened a week at Kernan's Lyceum with The Wise Guy to a large audience. The Brigadiers presented a lively burlesque with songs, specialties, and dancers including Leater and Moore. Jur Button and the Three Kuhns offered variety acts and a travelogue on Switzerland. Arizona Dancers announce joining The Pearl and Pumpin Company next week.

Kernan Edmond Hayes Wise Guy Washington Mr. Hayes Leater Moore Frank 2 McMish Joseph Wohinghead Kuhns Brigadiera Switzerland Columbia Cresta Holmes Grave Arizona National Theater Pearl and Pumptin

Mrs. Donald McLean Returns as President General of BDAB

Mrs. Donald McLean of New York arrives to attend the monthly BDAB board meeting at headquarters. She has toured Maryland Georgia New Jersey Connecticut and other states urging funds for the Memorial Continental Hall and reports to be presented. The Jamestown Exposition plans include a Raleigh style dwelling on the James River Island and she joins the board of Lady managers. District chapters plan a gala reception tomorrow evening.

James River Jamestown Committee Walter Raleigh McLean New York TD. A. R

Hotels listing across cities includes many notable guests

A dense roster of guests staying at hotels in Baltimore Boston Chicago New York City Philadelphia Pittsburgh Richmond Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Florida Georgia Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska New Jersey New Orleans New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Richmond and other places. Names include Hearst, Stanford White, James T. Od ford, Weller, Stoughton, Walker, Hoyt, and many others. The compiled OCR shows extensive guest lists by hotel and city with numerous surnames and spouses.

Baltimore O. E. Weller HR. Stoughton New Witfor J. Meigs Robert Battes William C Fos Kr. Raligh F .N. Brooks J. I. Hii Gordon P H. Dannenberg George A. Dean W. Lee Rooker W. Daley C. Fred Hutchinson St Jamon J. W. Loose H Holman N. Hill National Boston B. W George R. Walker Riggs Ambert Trea Arlington W. W. Wheatley James H. Warner W. ¢. Gilbert B.C. Gilbert George H. Buyans William Randolph Hearst A M. Lawrence Mraelee Hanman Mise Gertrude Hanman Swift Tarbell George R. Cross Maxwell Evart V. R. Lannington John G. Hanrahan Stanford White J. Moater Thomas Cohen, Jr L. J. O'Reilly Moya F. Sonargan Ant Wits W.H Brayton A. Lakin Sture Feyant W. B. Chayes R. Floyd Clark Frank Kellogg W. &. Cole Wiliam Maurice EB. Button Leydon W. Bates T. & Mason W. W. Holllay Carl Greyer J. B. Turner B Hartman George H. Lindhay C. H. Green George H. Mang B. Mulgr Dorman George T. Maguie Timothy DB. Sullivan H .Appleoxum Stull Willem W. Rendolph George Beacher H. Biltinga J. A Murray Jackson Chatham A. D. Lukas Jack Ntiiler T. W. Glimore George DP Merrid D. G. Searles T. Mant Story Raleigh H. %. Breaser George D Bivins John B. Patterson W. M Nissley Metropolitan L L Lightner Ben Lyons W Helms, Jr W. G Tsaces W. J. Gels T. Py Clarke St James Alask W. M Endy Charles Rosa Nome James Arizona F M. Murphy Predcott New Willard Arkanbas Hugh A Dinsmore Fayatterville EL Petree Little Rock Hondames P. Clarke Ebbitt California Robert H Doyle, Jr Oakland Washburn San Francisco Iditt Louis A. Goetz Colorado D. H. Benedict Jacksonville Releigh Mr. Francis Clerk Mies von Alten Bakura Fort Steed Coloniel RM Ross RO. Knight Tampa Georgia Hawvie Jordan Atlanta Thomas K. Bett Augusta L. C. Cameron Jeon Johnson Alent T. H.mcges Waycrase Michael Lane Riggs Imunttiors V. Arthurs Frank Snyder Mount Vernon C. I. Richmond Mattoon W. D. Koichut Kenilworth Colonial Indiana C. G. Sefut Washington Indian Territory George A Honthaw Tillafere Madre Kentucky Snider Lowidville J. W.alevert John Handrahan Waltham Michigan P. A. Maynard Grand Rep J. Bowling T Mayer Detroit A. W. Ramage Minnesota C. L. Ogilwie Helena H. Mitchell J Hoffman Paui R. Cc. Haase Anderson St. Paul Borcutt Elizabeth Benjamin Murphy Jersey City Shoreham Bishop D. D East Orange Arington Miss Mecum Salem E Valentino Alantic City Horace Q- Owen W. F. Cory Willam Huger Newark

Names of Americans Across Regions in Census Roll

A lengthy list of names and towns spans multiple states and nations, including New Mexico Albuquerque New York Rochester Ohio Cleveland Philadelphia and Canada Ottawa Vancouver and England Halifax. The roster features individuals and spouses connected to various cities and organizations, with many entries noting residences or affiliations such as Willard and Metropolitan.

Lay Henry Dayrnne JH. Raggum Fammerton James New Mexico W. E. Dane Albuquerque New Wolard New York Dawson Tarrytown New Willard Aikler Buffalo John A. Binwall Newburgh R. D Alliguo Byracnas Raleigh K. Tawyon Rochester Gordon W. S Wicknem Relamance D Wgladwin Byrecure Richmond and Family Radman T. M Bpryzynox Battle St James J. HL Meeker Waterford National North Carolina Patterson Halelah Haleigh T. J. Oardner Feyetteville Metropoltan OMIG C. BL McCoy Cosnostan J. Howard Mite Cleveland B. Greenbaum Bamwel Greenbaum Walter G. Greenbaum Toledo W. W. Campbell Napoleon R. Deutsch CM. Anderson Orwenville Arlington M. C. Olm- Real H. KH. Zacharlay Mochantesburg Metropolitan J. D. Mieka Altcona Bt James B. Nolan J. W. Hoghya J. R. Werner Lewiston T. Crowleigh H. Stroup W. Carson Parkersburg W. Heppa Westchester Joane N. Ho Schaffer Berwick W. D. Wallace Newcastia M. Tillman Nashville Aldie David Dunlop Petersburg W. H. Qala Leesburg William ¢ Grallmer Winchester Sien Wits Janie Slemp J E BR Stuart Newport News Ebbitt Bivemont Bargamin J . Martin Misa Lizefe G Heynoldy Brederickaburg John A. Kern Stauffer Washington G. F. Alten Orting Ebblie West Virginia H. L. Hawns Clarkeburg H. I M. Smith Bluedold M. Gd Barry Denham W. I. Highland William MacDonald Keyser S. Ie Regen Elline National Wisconsin Henry Fink Muwaukee Raveigh Yonn T. Jaaxenn Mulyaukes Shorenara Canada W. F. King Ottawa W. He Meavim D Gordon Montreal Shoreham M. Moon Vancouver England E. Calvert Halifax Maitin F. Powell Port-au-Prince Augustus F. Hrindsen Hono- Tun United States Army Evan A Andrews W A Holbrook Ebbtte W. C. Gorgas United States Navy C. & Brutt

Alleged Assailant of Mrs Nugent Com mitted to Jail

ALEXANDRIA BRIEFS. William Darley, arrested in Twining City for attempting to rob the Nugent home and assault Mrs Nugent, was held for grand jury and jailed. James Lanham reports a rock assault on Duke Street near the railway bridge. Policeman John T. Roberts recalls a delirious visitor claiming a murderer named Davis. Davis reportedly saved a house, then moved it to a river boat. the visitor, seriously ill with pneumonia, jumped from a second-story window. Other items note new union station police appointments and Panama Canal postings.

Washington Post Bureau Ring Street Alexandria John T. Roberts Davis William Sampson Commerce Street James Lanham James Roberts Duke Street Lanham William Darley Twining City D. C Ellen Nugent Nugent Lewis H.machen Commonwealth Samuel G. Brent Caton Darley Corporation Court L. C.ley H. Devaughn R. Remington F. O. Hardin Union Station A. Breen Ida J. Breen Leo P. Harlow Donald Aitcheson Panama Canal Commission Isthmus

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