Chadwick case reveals Carnegie backed securities and loans
In Cleveland, Mrs Cassie Chadwick faced disclosures of alleged securities totaling about 13.75 million dollars backed by Andrew Carnegie notes and trust instruments. Bankers from Oberlin face indictments amid second receiver action, federal probes, and subpoenas naming Carnegie, Reynolds, Spear and others as key figures in the Chadwick financial saga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds
Andrew Carnegie
Chadwick
A A. Stearns
Herbert D Newton
Brookline
Magss
Parkng Jett
Jri Reynolds
Caesle L. Chadwick
Andrew Ann
Frederick R. Mason
Cassie L. Chadwick
United States Steel Corporation
Caledonian Railway
Scotland
Great Western Railway
England
Emily
Danil Pine
Cassie L. Chidwick
Andrew
Chidwick
New York City
Holt
Leroy Chadwilck
Euchin Avenue
Cleveland
Cuyahoga
Ohio
Metar
Cassie L. Chadwich
Feyerik Ft Mason
Litelline
Trean
Gia Point Cormfort
Newport News
Noralk & Washington Steamboat Co
7Th St
Gore
New York
Jast
United States
Sullivan
Grand Jury
Robert Lyon
Oberlin
A. B. Spear
the Treasuer
Oberlin College
J. E. Barrett
St. Wooster
Beckwith
United States Marshal
Common Pleas Court
Hi. W. Beil
Guaranty Company
Herbert D. Newton
Mass
C. L. Chadwick
Stearns
Newton
Grossman
Loeser
Babcock
Bell
Babbcock
Nathan Loeser
United States Court
Carr, Stearns & Chamberlain
H. W. Bell
Peder
Jrn Reynolds
Beckwith Reveals Chadwick Trust Plan to Bank Officials
Oberlin, Dec. 10. President Beckwith of the wrecked Citizens' National Bank confesses that Mrs. Chadwick promised the bank custody of her 35,000,000 estate via a written pledge to be trustee. The scheme involved the Wade Park Banking Company as depository and three New York trustees, with Baldwin named as key contact whom officials never reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Chadwick
Beckwith
Spear
Charles A. Eaton
Euclid Avenue Baptist Church
Tralier
Boston
Newton
Brooking
Tas
Eaton
Newtons
Citizens’ Bank
Oberlin Bank
Wade Park Banking Company
Cleveland
Belove
Baldwin
Albaugh
Four Hours of Fun at Arlington Club Banquet
A Washington Gridiron Club dinner attracted 200 distinguished guests including Vice President-elect Fairbanks, Henry G. Davis, J. Pierpont Morgan, Speaker Cannon, and multiple senators and railroad leaders. A drum major led a lively show with minstrels, brass, and a oversized ballot menu. The event featured a fortune teller, humorous verse, and a playful mood reflecting the 1904 political context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wairbanks
Fairbanks
Indiana
United States
Allison
Aldrich
Beveridge
Cockrell
Dietrich
Dolliver
Elkins
Foraker
Gorman
Newlands
O. H. Platt
Appropriations Committee
Martin and Maddy
Baltimore and Ohio
Hardwick and Cary
Southern
Boyd and Barksdale
Pennsylvania
Shonts
Clover Leaf
Ripley
Atchison
Baldwin
Burlington
Underwood and Cooke
Erie
Fuller
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Peck
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Reed
Atlantic Coast Line
Austin Dobson
Arlington Hotel
F. T. Rawlings
White rails at Roosevelt over pardon decision
Andrew D. White former U S ambassador said President Roosevelt erred by commuting a Canadian farmer killer's sentence after a colored Baptist minister appeal. He criticized leniency as encouraging crime and warned that crime rises without faster prosecutions and better methods. He warned Anglo Saxons may be displaced by cruder races if improvements fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roosevelt
Canada
Andrew D. White
United State
Germany
League For Politcal Education
White
Sicily
Actress Myra Delarue Falls To Her Death At Revere House
Chicago reports that actress Myra Delarue, unable to pay for her room at the Revere House, attempted a rope escape from a fifth-story window. The improvised rope failed and she fell four stories, landing head first on the brick pavement and dying instantly. A crowd below witnessed the fatal plunge as hotel guests shouted reminders to climb back. Delarue was about thirty four years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Revere House
Myra Delarue
Nine Men Drowned Off Fish Hawk After Grounding
Provincetown Mass Dec 10 Boston schooner Fish Hawk arrived with nine crew missing believed lost after leaving the stricken vessel in two dories as it pounded on Peaked Hill bar. One body washed ashore near Highland Light. Holiday rail rates advertised by Southern Railway from Washington with assorted Baltimore arrivals and Pullman service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincetown
Maas
Boston
Fish Hawk
Peaked Hill Bar
Highland Light
Index to todays issue highlights varied front pages
Main page catalog lists items across sections including Carnegie name use in a 13 million figure, a grudge of the Gridiron Club banquet, a Japanese cruiser sunk by a mine, an alleged bank robbery ordeal, political cabinet weather, snow casualties, a Maryland litigant, district appropriations plea, editorial and notes, missing girl find, open air cure for consumption, British naval plans, art notes, social topics, and a wide range of features from real estate to stock market and sports results across four parts and a separate sporting and dramatic section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
Gridiron Club
Virginia
Maryland
Catskills
Great Britain
Richmond
Wall Street
Navy
New York
Belle
Carlos
London
Burma
Baditor
Cupid
Banks Reynolds
Abilcne
Russia
Thorn
Bloodstock
Tarael
Fire at Portsmouth destroys entire block in blaze
Special to The Washington Post from Norfolk Va December 11 A fire at 1 90 this morning swept through the timber yard of Robinson Co at Portsmouth and, aided by a strong wind, spread rapidly burning an entire block before firefighters gained control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Norfolk
Cumber
Robinson & Co
Portsmouth
Judge Baker Removed From New Mexico Bench
Albuquerque dispatch reports Judge Benjamin F Baker of the New Mexico Supreme Court was ordered removed by the President after a Justice Department inquiry found corruption and disorder in Bernalillo County affairs. Baker departed for Washington as Deputy Attorney General confirms the removal and notes no dishonesty verdict. Delegate Rodey sought a hearing but delivery of the removal stood as final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. Mex
W. J. Dame
Second Judicial District
B. Laker
New Mexico Supreme Court
Baker
Washington
Bernalillo County
Department of Justice
Benjamin F. Baker
New Mexico
Rodey
White House
Election frauds high court jail terms and fines
The Supreme Court sentenced precinct 6 Ward 5 officials for permitting fraudulent practices in the recent election. James Mullins received nine months and 500 dollars. William Bergman J P Kitzn six months and 500 dollars each. Patrick Reid three months without fine. About eighty ballots in that precinct box were cast by repeaters. The court granted time until February 1 to file exceptions for appeal to the U S Supreme Court. Denver December 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
James Mullins
William Bergman
J. P. Kitzn
Patrick Reid
United States Supreme Court
Denver
Secretary Metcalf Inspects Ellis Island for Changes
Secretary Metcalf of the Department of Commerce and Labor and Frank P. Sargent inspected the Ellis Island immigration bureau. It was the first visit by a secretary to the island and he is said to contemplate recommending improvements to the bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metcalf
Immigration Bureau
New York
Ellis Island
Met[calf
Department of Commerce and Labor
Frank P. Sargent
Bureau of Immigration
Department
Japanese Navy Sinks Russian Fleet at Port Arthur Harbor
Japanese accounts report the Saigen struck a mine and sank on November 30 with 15 officers and 175 men saved and 38 others lost with Captain Tajima. The Saigon and Salyen were also engaged, taking casualties while aiding in rescue and bombardment of Port Arthur. Russian fleet fate remains debated at St. Petersburg and Admiral Stoessel considers fortress hold possible until援 Pacific squadron arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Tajima
Navy Department
Saigon
Port Arthur
Akagi
Salyen
Salyon
Whille
Laytt Mountain
St. Petersburg
Admiralty
Stoessel
Soccor
Wiren
Skirmishes in Manchuria Report Heavy Losses
Japanese dispatch claims heavy losses for Russian forces in Manchuria near the Shakhe River and at Siantankou. Outposts repulsed repeated Russian attacks with minimal Japanese casualties and assertions of Russian dead left behind. Occasional encounters and troop reviews noted in Mukden and other fronts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Imperial
Siantankou
Shakhe River
Lamuting
Hanchiapao
Sufangtai
Hsienchuang
Sanshakou
Soutaltzu
St. Petersburg
Kuropatkin
Entslaputze
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cassiec L. Chadwick
Citizens’ National Bank of Oblerln
Citizens’ National Bank of Oberlin
Sir Reynolds
Securites
Citizens’ Litignal Bank of Oberlin
Aith
Cour
Decal Court
Arting
Wuping
Fr. Reynolds
Mbyria
Lorain County
WIC
Citizens’ National Bank
Keeler
Palm Limited -Southern Railway
Florida
England and Wales
Caledauten
States Steel Corporation
New Jersey
Andrew Carneghe
Sala
Cassie Chadwick
Cassie L. Chadwith
Cassie H. Chadwick
Jay
Sloan's
Axvainsters
Pinehurst
N. C
Golf Links
Southern Railway
Pullman
Baltimore and Return
The
Select Fairbanks
Cortelyou
Ran-ta-ra
Arlington
Ufe
Philander C. Johnson
Washington Evening Star
Richard H. Lindsay
Kansas City
Imiliales
S. 5
Johnson
Cincinnati Enquirer
Philander
Lindsay
Staf
Sas
Eugene F Ware
Henry G. Davis
Democratic
J. H. Maddy
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Thomas Taggart
German
Henry G. Day
Hay
Republic of Panama
Art
Osewell
Thomas F. Waggaman
Washington Post Office
Merritt
Weat
Paul Morton
Congressional
J. P. Morgan
Company Fit
William B. Allison
William B
Mac
Coolidge
Hila
Footidge
Kan
Speaker Cannon
Weather Bureau
Miss Democracy
Missouri
Nebraska
New
Corwins
Specialty
Vore
Parker
Dr. White
Pell
Toman
Southern Ray
Pa. Ave
Baltimore
R. B
Royal Limited
la. m
Part
Togo
Czar
Poltuya
Flert
Peresviet
Guiak
Peiyn
Sevastopol
Manchuria
Prarior
Seaboard
Ave
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