Money Shower for Col Mann and Stock Fraud Claim
Editor Mann said the man he named is dead after a money shower for Colonel Mann. The Colonel was poor and raised 165000 dollars. Some advance money was taken as security at 1000 dollars a share by Town Topics Stock. Sta-Lawyer Osborne criticizes the paper and Judge Deuel.
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Mann
Town Topics
Sta
Osborne Flays
Deuel
Loval Smith
Col Mann
Smith
Tapics
Wiliam J White
Llesveland
White
Cleveland
Office of Town
Reporters Society
Senator Clark
Mann Loans and Stock Ties in Town Topics Turmoil
Washington Post report details Col William D Mann of Town Topics receiving over 165000 in loans from prominent figures including James R Keene, W K Vanderbilt, John W Gates, and Collis P Huntington. Loans often secured by Town Topics stock, with some notes repaid and shares valued at ten dollars each.
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Washington Post
New York
William D Mann
Norman Hapgood
Collers Weekly
Wiliam C Whitney
Huntington
W HK Vanderbilt
Howard Gould
James R Keene
J B P. Morgan
John W Gates
D Seward Webb
C P
Vanderbilt
W. K Vanderbilt
Jerome
Joan W Gates Howard Gould
Seward Webb
James FR Keene
Col Mann
Mr Keene
Pr. Seward Webb
Justice Joseph M. Deuel
Cal. Mann
Col. Mann
Justice Denel
Topica
Col Mann on Town Topics ties and loans in press case
Testimony details loans from Charles Schwab and W K Vanderbilt, stock deals with Perry Belmont, and published clippings about the Equitable quarrel. Col Mann describes signatures, subscriptions, and a modest stake in Town Topics while asserting no direct printing ties to certain individuals. The exchange covers loans, stock sales, and the paper’s relationships with major financiers.
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Co Mann
Collis FP. Huntington
Osborne
Hapgood
Jerome
Col Mann
Perry Belmont
Belmont
Abraham Hummell
Mr. Belmont
Col. Mann
Hummel
Roosevelt Letter Ties Government Effort to Indict Packers
Chicago January 22 President Roosevelt is cited as central to the Packers immunity case as prosecutors and defendants clash over a June 12 1905 letter from Roosevelt to Attorney General Moody. The letter suggests joint DOJ and Commerce and Labor action to obtain evidence of injunction violations if indictments proceed. Edward A Cudahy Omaha packer faced implied imprisonment threats from Commissioner Garfield for information.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
William J Hynes
Moody
Santa Fe
Congress
Department of Commerce and Labor
Department of Justice
Federal Grand Jury
Hynes
Iyaghborar TV Department of Justice
Grand Jury
John S Miller
Envernment
Edward A. Cudahy
Omaha
Garfield
Garfield If Mr. Cudahy
Cowin
Sunday School Baseball League Banquet Discusses Benefits
Sunday School baseball league leaders and pastors met at the MC A Building last night to discuss whether schools benefited from league ties. A committee to draft league rules was appointed, with members George A. Pier James BE West and Edward F Colladay.
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Prevost
George A. Pier James BE. West
Edward F Colladay
E. Colladay
J L. Ailson
G. A. Prevost
W Bdlgiano
Verbryche
M. R Fishburn
J EH. West
J A Dawson
C Croxton
T. W. Fowler
D. W. Skellenzar
M T. Thompson
A. L. Diatrich
P H. Britson
G A Clarke
R Batt
A. Carr Jr
W. Bruner
I Gessford
W. J. Price
Death of John S Wallace Naval Chaplain Dies in Alameda
Alameda Cal Jan 22 John Singer Wallace naval chaplain on the retired list died yesterday after a brief illness. One of the oldest chaplains in the service he was appointed by President Lincoln in 1863. He taught international law at Annapolis for several years native of Ohio aged 74. Remains to Washington DC for interment in Arlington Cemetery Bethlehem Pa Jan 22 Robert Brown retired agriculturist and former State senator died today aged 88. He descended from a royal British family and his grandmother was related to President Roosevelt ancestors. Frankfort Ky Jan 22 former Representative T Y Fitzpatrick of the Tenth District died here at midnight from heart disease.
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Alameda
Cal
John Singer Wallace
Lincoln
Annapolis
Ohio
Washinngton
D. C
Arlington Cemetery
Bethlehem
Robert Brown
Roosevelt
Brooklyn elevated car saved by narrow margin
Special to The Washington Post describes a Ridgewood train accident on the Fifth Avenue elevated at Myrtle and Hudson where the rear motor car slipped to the edge of the structure but left no serious injuries. A man woman and child were hurt and later sent home. two women fainted during the crush. An ambulance was not summoned.
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Washington Post
New York
Brooklyn
Ridgewood
Fifth Avenue
Myrtle Avenue
Hudson
Jacobris Denies Roosevelt Third Term Talk in Detroit Visit
Bay City Michigan January 22 Tacob Rails a friend of President Roosevelt denies quotes saying the President would accept a third term He states he told a Toledo newspaper Roosevelt would not abandon the fight against big corporations while duty demands it and may pursue action in the Senate or House He says the report was twisted to imply a third term and believes Washington's precedent will be kept.
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Bay City
Mich
Tacob Rails
Roosevelt
Bils
Toledo
Senate
House of Representatives
Rii
Washington
Rose
Rhode Island
United States
Rhode
Sland
Georgia
Strike in Humble Oil Field Halts Major Plants
The Humble oil field strike in Houston has grown to about 400 workers. The Moonshine, Producers and Texas company plants are shut down as union nonrecognition and terminations spark the stoppage. Strike leaders threaten wider action only as a last resort as managers refuse settlement talks.
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Houston
Tex
Humble
Texas Companies
Sunk Brazilian turret ship Aquidaban kills officers in blast
The Brazilian turret ship Aquidaban sank at Port Jakerepagua after a powder magazine explosion killing 212 and wounding 36. Three rear admirals perished aboard the flagship of Admiral Mello during a naval mutiny era. Barroso arrived with the injured. the vessel carried ministers and staff.
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Mello
New York
Rito Janeiro
Brazil
Port Jakerepagua
Rio Janeiro
Aquidaban
Barroso
Minister of Marine
Rodrigo Jose DA Rocha
Francisco Calheiros DA Graca
Joan Candido
C4py
Alvos DE Larrigo
Baroso
England
New York Harbor
Chicago
Columbus
Cadiz
ROOSEVELT REJECTS MANILA TROOP QUARTERING REQUEST
President Roosevelt and Secretary Taft decided that a brigade of troops cannot be quartered in Manila to provide needed drill for future China service. They discussed the matter and concluded Manila housing would hinder field readiness, so the request was denied.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Manila
China
Footman Sued Heiress Posed as Millionaire and Fled
Katharine Gray, once a Vassar student, claimed US Senator Asbury Gray's fortune and lived high until exposed. She was ordered from Pittsburg to Ment, arrested for false pretense, and told to leave within twelve hours after a hearing. The case highlights a coachman fraud scheme and shifting fortunes. Also notes postmaster probes into New Jersey officials over alleged political activity.
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Washington Post
Pittsburg
Katharine Gray
Vassar
Miss Gray
United States
Asbury Gray
Virginia
E H. Bausman
Laurence Faust
Faust
Negley
Ean
Trial over Gen. Sto cum disaster probes life preserver failure
New York January 2 trial of Capt William H Van Schaick for criminal negligence reexamines Gen. Sto cum disaster from June 184 with 1000 lives lost. Coroner and physicians testify on drowning and burn victims. life preserver failures and torn cork noted. a woman’s life preserver found torn and partly empty.
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New York
Gen. Stocum
William H van Schaick
Philip O’hanlon
Michael McGrann
McGrann
Paul J Werner
Otto H Schultz
Thomas F Freel
tTie
Jerome
Lennon Parker case tests yacht fires insurance claim
York January 22 defense begins as Lennon Liverpool and Globe Insurance sue Mrs Usar De Forrest Parker for 37000 paid on the yacht Levathian destroyed by fire at sea. Witnesses say fittings and stores were removed before the blaze, with maid Hannah Starkinbe recounting curtain removal and possible replacements.
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York
Lennon, Liverpool Ang Globe Insurance Company
Usar de Forrest Parker
Levathian
Fue
Hannah Starkinbe
Parkers
Parker
Safe Deposit Company
Lincoln Safe Deposit Company
Wallace McFarland
Cardiff
Cardus
James Nolan
Students Quit Talladega College Over White Superintendent
Talladega Alabama January 22 Over 100 students left Talladega College after D O Parks a Southern white man from the county was hired as superintendent of the college farm. President Nice refused to discharge him and Dr S H Baird of New York upheld the decision. The students claimed Parks’s race and favored Northern faculty. The student body totals about 1000, with Rev B W N Tice the college president from Lockport New York.
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Talladega
Ala
Talladega College
D O Parks
M Nice
S H Baird
American Missionary Society
New York
Talladera Colege
Baird
Nice
Parks
B WN. Tice
Lockport
Lynching in Center of City in Hopkinsville Ky
A mob of about 300 men seized Ernest Baker from the county jail early Sunday and hanged him from a beam of the city scales near the courthouse. The crime Baker was accused of, a criminal assault on Miss Mary Gentry, prompted neighbors to pursue him. The mob acted quietly, and other prisoners learned of the event only the next morning. Vaughn Bible Class Invites President for February banquet. invitation sent in formal leather binding.
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Hopkinsville
Ernest Baker
Counts
Court House
Baker
Mary Gentry
Vaughn
Vaughan Bible Class
Calvary Baptist Church
W. Vaughan
Dr. E . Rice
H L. Davis
Morocco
Probing 1908 Campaign Clash Over Roosevelt Third Term
Senators Bailey and Aldrich clash over nominating President Roosevelt for a third term and how to frame policy on money power and railroad rates. The debate centers on partisanship, public relief demands, and the president’s platform while Warren G. Harding era rhetoric echoes in a tense Senate exchange.
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Senate
Charles Warren Fairbanks
Aldrich
Baik
Questi
de Brian
Meurst
Bailey
Miro Aldricch
Rhode Island
Roosevelt
Bales
Jacob
French and Chinese clash in Tonquin battle report
A Chinese force retreated after three hours of fighting with a French expeditionary group of about 100, including many Europeans, in Tonquin Indo China. Chinese casualties reached 300 killed and 90 wounded, while France reported 16 Foreign Legion deaths and 20 Annamite fatalities. A separate item notes a public exhibition of rare textiles and art weaves by Mr Boyafian at Sloan's galleries with viewing today and through the week, with sale hours from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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Marseilles
Tonquin
Indo-China
Foreign Legion
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Alger Sullivan’ Lumber Company
W. K. Vanderbilt
Equitable Row
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W K Vanderbilt
Col Main
Equitable Life Assurance Company
Equitable
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Schley
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G & Scott
Scott
Flower
J B. Baker
Baltimore
Town Tonics Company
Mr. Baker
Keene
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Pacific
AL J. Poston
Gen
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Dept. of Union Trust Co
Packers
MR. Moody
Cudahy
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Walace
Arlington
Frankfort
T. Y. Fitzpatrick
Tenth
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Footman
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Sank
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