Catholic Church Financial Collapse Ties to P J Kieran
The Fidelity Funding Company collapses as receivers reveal missing books and a web of notes tied to Catholic churches and institutions. Former Treasury secretary Shaw and other stockholders face losses while banks and lenders are targeted for alleged heavy loan bonuses and collateral misuse.
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Shaw
Secretary of the Treasury
Les Ne V MoShaw
E Books
Keying
Khera
Duncan Hill
Father Lanigan
Buffalo
Father Fletcher
Baltmore
Tes Fidelity Minding Company
Kieran
Million for a New Temple Speralto in New York
The Washington seat New York Deck New York plans a major church expansion by buying ground on Hivenside drive from 109th to 110th streets for 390 000 dollars. The project includes a larger dining facility and aims to match the nine fifth street church in capacity and cost about 1 200 000 dollars, amid debate sparked by Mrs Mary Baker G Eddy's recent declarations against costly church buildings.
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Speralto
Washington
New York
Mint Tod
Nineteurth Street
Central Park
Weat Ndt
Hivenside Drive
Ninth Street
Tenth Street
Che Ekter
Sociery
Mary Baker
Swedish Consul Eckstromer Death By Own Action At Home
Swedish consul at St Louis Eckstromer killed himself at his home amid prior friction with the State Department over consular matters. A note found on a card hinted at death by own action. He had once had his exequatur revoked then restored after appeals. The case involved his support of a publishing concern and a failed audience with President Roosevelt.
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St Tews
Charles
Eckstr
St Louis
Tas
Cnsular
Foxstramer
Ten Intel
Pruasie Acks
Langan
Ickstromer
State Department
Washington
BG Lewis
Lewis Publishing Company
Stouls
Post Office Department
Genge B Cogtelyou
Roosevelt
Loeb Snd
Eckstromer
Borth
America
Sweden
Lekstromer
Present for MB Roosevelt Presented in South Carolina
Special to The Washington Fast Columbia S&S. Dec 7 Micah Jdinkins local postmaster received a special demijohn containing a gallon of fine old South Carolina coin liker as a Christmas gift for President Roosevelt. The President, who visited San Juan Hill with the chief, noted South Carolina ties through his late mother’s marriage. Initially he declined the shipment, then agreed to accept it.
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Washington
Masked Robbers Hold Up Carolina Merchant Near Raleigh
Special to The Washington Raleigh NC Dee T B Holt, a Holly Springs merchant, was robbed this afternoon four miles from Raleigh by two highwaymen a negro and a white man. Holt says the men were well disguised and masked and he could not identify them. The loss was 400 dollars.
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Carolina
Weahington
Raleigh N C
Holt
Holly Springs
Raleigh
Taft Addresses North Carolinians on Southern Progress
President elect William H Taft spoke at the North Carolinians dinner in New York urging Southerners to align with economic and political benefits of reform. He argued for equal, lawful qualifications for suffrage and warned against "Negro domination" while endorsing gradual, practical progress and unity across sections of the country.
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Dixie
New York
Wiliam H Taft
North Carolin Society
South
North
Taft
Southern solidarity fades as race debate shifts in politics
The article notes Southern political solidarity and social tensions persist amid debates on race and federal role. It discusses nostalgia for past unity, distrust of Northern criticism, and a push toward industrial education and closer North South ties, with leaders urging cordial political realignment and stronger Southern economic development.
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Democratic Party
Republican Party
Jug Tee
Republicantem
South
Tyapa
Prn
Trialsmen panel sought for Hains brothers murder case
In Flushing today an application was filed for a new panel of talesmen for the forthcoming trial of Thornton Jetkine Hains and his brother Capt Peter C Hains both indicted for the murder of William B Annis. Judge Crane reserved ruling until Monday. Hains counsel objected to the panel as not drawn in open court and noted the district attorney had refused to reveal talesmen names. War Department orders transferred Capt Hains from the Forty eighth Coast Artillery at Sandy Hook to the Sixty second Artillery at Port Townsend Washington in a paper transfer not affecting the trial.
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Daing
Thine Brown
Flushing Court
Wew Fork
Flushing
Talesmen
Thornton Jetkine Hains
Peter C Hains
Wiliam B
Darrin
War Department
Haine
Forty-eighth Coast Artilery
Sandy Hook
Sixty-second Artillery
Port Townsend
Congress
Gallinger
Seratg
Insane From Hardships Declared Incompetent By Jury
Special to The Washington Ru New York December 7 Carlisle N Barron son of the late John C Barron once among TarTown wealthiest residents worth 2000 was declared insane and incompetent by a jury at White Plains. Evidence shows Barron went to the Klondike in 1900 became ill from exposure and spent two years in a straight jacket in a Seattle hospital. Dr Granger who runs a sanitarium at Mount Vernon said such confinement could dehumanize. Dr Lyon of Bloomingdale Asylum where Barron is confined and Horton is not violent but acts like a child.
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Washington
New York
Carlisle N Barron
John C Barron
White Plains
Barron
Klondike
Seattle
Granger
Mount Vernon
Dr Lyon
Bloomingdale Asylum
Horton
Arts
Germany Stands By Austria and Turkey Faces Loss Noted
Chancellor von Buelow defends Germany’s Balkan stance during budget debate. He says Turkey did not lose territory with Austria Hungary, praises Turkish leaders, and pledges continued Austrian support. Russia signals no war, urges conference to resolve Balkan tensions amid Austro‑Hungarian moves. John Quincy Adams Meredith, 80, longtime Marion County justice, dies at Meadowdale.
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Berlin
von Buelow
Ruchstag
Germany
Lengs
Thanceffor
Japan
Turkey
Kkelng
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Austria
Hungary
Bulgaria
John Quinnncy Adams Meredith
Washington
Meadowdale
John Quincy Adams
Meredith
Marion County
Nat Tional Bank
Pairmont
Marion County Creamery Company
Capitol Action Moves on District Government Reform
The House plans a joint committee of five senators and ten representatives to study the District of Columbia governance, hold public hearings, and draft a permanent form of government. The resolution, introduced by Rep Clark of Florida, directs in depth investigations of District departments and the report to Congress with recommended bills.
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District of Columbia
Clark
Florida
House
Fla
Clarks
Distr
Columba
Senate
Columbia
Frost
Sharman
Diariet of Columbia
Joint Committee
Ise
Rope for alleged abductors linked to Lulu Fasnes case
Ben Shield, a Virginia farmer, was restrained by six men while threshing near Churchland. They accused him of knowing abductors in the long-unsolved Lulu Fasnes case and threatened to hang him unless he disclosed information. Shield denied knowledge and was held for two hours before release.
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Washington Post
Richmond Va
Lulu Fasnes
Suffolk Va
Ben Shield
Church Ronda
Wnless
Schofield
Jewish Women Elect Cincinnati Leader as NCJW President
In Cincinnati on December 7 Mrs Jinge Rosenberg of Pittsburgh was reelected president of the National Council of Jewish Women. New officers include First Vice President Mrs Miriam Misch Providence Rhode Island and Second Vice President Mrs Ben Lowenstein Cincinnati. The slate also lists recording secretary Mrs Elli Strouse Baltimore presenter Mrs Adolph Kahn Washington DC auditor Mrs Nathaniel Harris Danora Pennsylvania and New York Attorney General. Albany reports typhoid fever strikes Attorney General W S Jackson at Albany Hospital.
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Cincannati
Ohio
Jinge Rosenberg
Pittsburg
Tofay
National Counci
Miriam Misch
R I Secod
Mra Ben Lowenstein
Cincinnati
Elli Strouse
Baltimore
Tresenter
Adolph Kahn
Washington
New York
Grerial
Washington Post
Albany, NY
W S Jackson
Albany Hospital
Calls for Steinheil case justice in Paris
Paris December 7 The inquiry into the Steinheil murder case was postponed in the chamber of deputies at the request of Justice Minister Briand who said government judicial machinery is active and the legislature should not interfere M Berry pressed for public disclosure of facts about arrests and releases in the case noting possible double standards for the powerful and the humble Steinheil and her husband and mother were murdered in May drawing wide attention for alleged involvement of high officials.
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Paris
Steinhell Curder
Chamber of Deputies
M Berry
Briand
Berry
Steinheil
France
Merry Widow life saver halts train to save girl
Cape Charles dispatch reports a young woman named Mary Talbert wearing a red Merry Widow hat signaled an engineer who stopped a switching train just as a child’s foot was trapped. Harry Jordan rushed to lift the rug and free the foot, narrowly preventing severe injury.
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Cape Charles
Merry Widow
Little
Mary Talbert
W J Talbert
Cherton
Harry Jordan
Mrs Maybrick Deed to Armstrong Upheld in Virginia Case
The chancery court in Grinnan held that deeds transferring 260000 acres of land in Virginia West Virginia and Kentucky to D W Armstrong of New York stand. The case involving Mrs Maybrick and Baroness von Roque centers on alleged invalidity due to mental incapacity when the deed was executed. The ruling triggers an accounting of land and funds handled by Armstrong while acting as attorney for Maybrick and her mother and could lead to appeals up to the United States Supreme Court.
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Fiorence Maybrich
von Roque
Lew York
Chancery Court
Grinnan
Virginnia
West Virginia
Kentucky
D W Armstrong
New York
Mra “Maybrigk
Hexmother
Yusti Aide
Armstrong 9
Orden FT
Landy Saa
Lemkame
Tie
Fey
Armstrong
Iimself
Samuel Hayden
Maybrick
Two Continents
France
England
Virgin District of Columbia
United States Supreme Court
Bank shooting flares after Springfield bank closure
During the excitement after National Exchange Bank doors closed in Springfield, cashier W O Oldham of State Savings Bank shot at H S McDaniel president of the Loan National Bank in McDaniel’s office. The bullet lodged in the wall as the quarrel stemmed from rumors about other business concerns.
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Washington Post
Springfield
National Exchange Bank
W O Oldham
Saings Bank
H S McDaniel
Laon National Bank
McDaniel
Yes
Tself
Bandits raid American shoe factory near Durango
A 7 A special from Terreen Mexico reports mounted bandits raiding an American shoe factory in Gomeza Parace state of Durango. They seized several wagon loads of shoes and fled into the mountains. Rurales and local troops search for the robbers. Cummins is president and general manager of the factory owner.
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Terreen Mexico
Gomeza Parace
Durango
Cummins
Predicted His Death Special to The Washington
Reverend Jacob KR Hildebrand a Mennonite preacher aged 99 died at his son De M C Hildebrand in Fishersville after asking what day it was and noting he would die this Sunday. He was believed the only living father of a Confederate soldier in the area. He passed away quietly by 2 PM.
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Washington
Ross Staunton
Jacob KR
Hildebrand
de M C
Fishersville
Ias
Maryland WU D C Meet Special to The Washington
At the Maryland division annual meeting the Arlington Confederate soldiers monument at Shiloh battlefield is discussed. The Arlington monument is projected to cost about 60,900 dollars with 100 dollars already raised.
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Washington
Baltimore
Maryland
Crowds Pack Galleries as Congress Opens Amid Mourning
Great crowds lined galleries and pressed into seats as Vice President Fairbanks and Speaker Cannon set the law making machinery in motion for the new 62nd Congress in Washington. The scene included tributes to late Senator Allison, with adjournment in his honor, while Senator Cummins hosted a reception to welcome successor Senator-elect Allison.
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Ohio Bank
Paeata
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Bington
Fonda
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Reo Ad Trust
Gurren
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Church of
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New Brunswick
British Columbia
Fidelity Funding Company
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Fidelity
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Ll Ese
Columbia Construction Company
Federal Construction Company
McBride Studio Company
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Allied
Sach
Christian Scientists
Riverside
Charles A. Eckstromer
St. Louis
MB Roosevelt
San Juan
North Carolina
Bulloth
Canadian
Gulf of Sicago
Republic
Mr Patt
Social Equality
Mr. Taft
Tage
Finley
Wow Finley
Southern Ralway Company
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Austras Intentio
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Italy
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Douma
Seargla
Montenegro
Servia
Austrias
Mr. Clark
Hugo Rosenberg
A. H. Small & Sons
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Wrathington
Walters- Sotoria
Bradway
Steinbeil
Mrs. Maybrick
Attorney
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Peddie
WU. D. C
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Solong
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Theoden
Vomoath
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Chambers
Balibanks
Jiu
Burtons
Diplomati
Tani
Nicholas Longacrih
Snr
Alexander Lammert
Ny York
Prise Lelief
Dhary Ufer
Bob Ta
Tennessee
Allries
Jonathan Bourne
Fitton
Hemmenwa
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Long
Kansas
Isaac Stephenson
Wisconsin
India
Albert Cummin
Aillam
Laws
Wasington
Hind
Cumating
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