Washington Post Newspaper Archives, Jan 29, 1905, p. 3

Appleyard Arrest Bid Tangles in Bank Deals Across Cities

Buffalo detective chief Taylor plans to arrest Arthur E. Appleyard on grand larceny in Boston, with extradition to follow. The article traces Appleyard's control of Citizens National, Traders National, and other Washington banks, noting none of his paper remains with local banks and all indebtedness tied to his deals has been discharged.

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Buffalo Taylor Boston Arthur E. Appleyard Graud Larceny Appleyard Rob Pleyard Henry W. Killeen Trust Company Scranton Murphy Jacob Dold John P. Diehl Cincinnati Ohio The Commercial Tribune To-Morrow J. G. Schmidlanp Appleyard Traction Arthur B. Appleyard Justice Murphy Bank of Buffalo Citizens’ Nationa Bank Traders’ National Bank H. M. Jenks Howr Cas Chisens’ National Bank George D. Appleton New Commercial National Bank Frederick C. Stevens Citizens’ National Bas P Plevard Citizens National Metropolitan Bank Washington

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Gould Offers Prize to End Navy Tattooing in 5 Years

Special to The Washington Ros from Cincinnati reports Helen Gould plans to use prizes to discourage Navy tattooing. A Cincinnati sailor, Edward Jiauser, entered the challenge, vowing to endure five years without tattoos to win $50 cash and $49 clothing value, as Norfolk yard letters reveal the push.

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Washington Cincinnati Ohio Navy Yard Norfolk Helen Gould United States Navy Miss Gould H Uncle Sam Navy Edward Jiauser Miss Gould

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Independent dealers form fruit company in Baltimore

A new fruit company uniting independent importers on the Atlantic coast and inland cities not tied to United Fruit organized in Baltimore. Capital stock set at 250000 dollars, shares valued at 100. Officers elected include Joseph di Giorgio as president and John A. Donald as first vice president. Other members listed include Italian Fruit Company, Connelly & McAfee, Glo Newhouse, and D. Spada, aiming to expand business in the East and West rather than challenge United Fruit’s monopoly.

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Washington Post Baltimore Atlantic Coast United Fruit Company Joseph di Giorgio John A. Donald New York Thornton Rollins Henry J. Buck J. A. Weed Italian Fruit Company Connelly & McAfee Pittslure Glo Newhouse Boston D. Spada Toronto

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Lawyer Charged With Forged Draft In Mexico Case

New York Jan 28 Philip McIntyre a lawyer with a Mexico City home was arrested on arrival of the steamer Monterey from Vera Cruz charged with presenting a forged draft for 800 on the Mexican National Bank. He told police the draft came from a trusted man and he claims innocence. Omaha Commission Houses Burn in Snyder’s commission house fire destroys three firms and four M E Smith Dry Goods Company floors with losses estimated around a quarter of a million dollars.

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New York Philip McIntyre City Mexico Monterey Vera Cruz Mexican National Bank Mexico Bank Washington McIntyre Omaha Nebr Snyder Snyder, Bingham, and Mullen M. E. Smith Dry Godda Company

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Frenzied Finance and A Grand Club Dinner Scene

The Rough Riders night features a three part frenzied finance skit with a bank loan plot and a Mrs Chadwick impersonation that wins a $3,000,000 cash windfall from a trusting bank. A lavish book commemorates twenty years of club history with over 100 pages and vivid newspaper line art. The guest list runs through presidents, senators, ambassadors, and many reporters and officials, highlighting a lively cultural and political gathering.

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Gen. Grosvenor An Inquirer J. H. Maddy Baltimore and Ohio Erie Maddy Republican Party Chadwick John D. Rockefeller Andrew Carnegie J. Pierpont Morgan Cassie Wall Street

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Gridiron Club Officers and Members Listed

The Gridiron Club announces its officers and an extensive list of resident nonresident and limited members. President John MM. Cargon and Vice President Francis FE. Leupp lead the organization with Secretary John Schultz and Treasurer George H. Walker. The resident membership includes Samuel G. Blythe Francis Leupp Scott Bone and many others notable in journalism and public life.

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Ghester Indy Washington D.C Howard Jokes New Jersey Bawerd J. ‘Stollwagen D. C Frederick C. Stevens New, York William J. Stone Boissouri William A. Stuert Cincinnati J. Award Studley Providence R- 1 J. Frank Supplee Baltimore George W. Swett Faukdelphia Ersak Swiggard Weshington Charles Y. Thompson New York Times Weia Ingen John ‘D. Wakefield Loutaville Whibur Wakeman Ernest G. Walker Fost. Johe F. Wilkins Washington Post Berkinton Wilsont - Ljsarss Ee -M. Witnon John S. Wise A. Prank Wynce Johan Rugesii Young Philadelphia News William Zevely Muscogee Gridiron Club David R. MceHee Henry V. Boynton N. C. Messenger Henry Brown John P. Milter White Bushey Crosby Noyes Frank G. Carpenter Robert'i O'Brien John M. Cannon J.K HE. Conquest Clarke Raymond ‘Patterson L. A. Coolidge Charles ©. Randolph Wiliam Frank H. Hogford George H. Walker Philander C. Johnson J. Hanry L. Went BJ Johnson Bériah Wiking Rudolph Kauffmann Robert J. Wynne J. M. Larner Janes Rankin Young Walter E. Adams Perry Heath H. W. Barrett Henry G. Kemp David %. Barry C. W. Knapp John Adame Corwin Albert Miller Frank A. de Puy Frank Presbrey E. G. Dunnell W. B. Stevens J. Gibson

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Death notices for prominent Ohio and New York figures

Col James Watson a leading Ohio corporation lawyer and former counsel for the Pennsylvania Railroad died at his Columbus home aged 66. Ballston metallurgist Charles H. Cady died after months with Bright’s disease aged 65. Wayland Trask a long time New York Stock Exchange member died. Dr Cordelia A. Greene proprietor of a Buffalo sanitarium died in hospital. Herbert Jeromne Davis a top copper chemist and pyrite import figure died in London. he owned the Davis mine in Rowe Massachusetts and helped start sulphuric acid manufacture from pyrites.

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United States Willis Abbott United States Daily Detroit Milton Ailes Washington D.C James M. ‘Allison Gineinnadl Times-Star Robert B. Armstrong Treasury P. Austin Joseph GC Baldwin K. New Yui Missouri Edward Badlee Alexander Graham Bell D. C Charles J. Bell Clifford K. Berryman Washington Post Thomas Blagden Arthur Blanchard E. Raymond Bliss Chicago J. W. Blythe George W. Boyd Pennsylvania Railroad Charles H. Boynton Associated Press New York George J. Brennan Philadelphia Inquirer David J.brewer United States Supreme Court William Jennings Bryan Lincoln Nevf R. KR. Joseph G. Cannon House of Representatives J. H. Carroll Louis Frank H. Chappell New London Conn F. L. Chapin John A. Childs Evanston G. Bowie Chipman Edward H. Clark Ohio Corporation Pennsylvania Columbus Ohio James Watson Corporation Pennsylvania Railroad Company Ballston N. Y Charles H. Cady Bright Wayland Trask New York Stock Exchange Mr. Trask The Exchange Cordelia A. Greene Buffalo Presbyterian Hospital Herbert Jeromne Davis Carleton Hotel London

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Roosevelt Uninvited as Vicksburg Declines Visit

In Vicksburg Mississippi on January 28 the city council and board of trade refuse to invite President Roosevelt for his Southern trip. Two newspapers endorse the action and citizens largely back it while some see it as support for Gov. Vardaman. Mayor Griffith suggested inviting him to view the national military park but the idea was met with silence and then withdrawn.

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Washington Post Vicksburg Miss Board of Trade Roosevelt Gov. Vardaman Griffith National Military Park

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Attempt to wreck train near Moranans

An unsuccessful plot to derail the Missouri Kansas and Texas fast mail train at sixty miles per hour was foiled in a deep cut three miles southwest of Moranans. A tie was placed across the track and a derailing iron laid on the rails. the engine struck the tie, snapped in two, and the pieces were hurled aside.

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Kansas City Missouri Kansas Texas Moranans

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President Beckwith Dying As Trial Looms In Bank Scandal

Oberlin Ohio reports President C J Beckwith of the Citizens National Bank close to death from heart trouble since the bank closure. His physicians say he will not live to stand trial on charges in federal court. In Arkansas, the Burgess bill to separate school taxes by race was indefinitely postponed by the House.

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Oberlin Ohiq C. J. Beckwith Citizens’ National Bank Beckwith United States District Court Little Rock Ark Arkansas General Assembly Assembly Gow Davis

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Movements of Océan Steamers

Maritime notices report arrivals and departures. Vessels such as Philadelphia, Selied, St Louis, Campania, Pennsylvania, La Gascogne, Blucher, Umbria, Statendam and Zealand sail or arrive from and to New York, Southampton, Cherbourg, Hamburg, Antwerp, Rotterdam, and other ports. The segment lists multiple ships with origins and destinations amid a busy winter timetable.

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New York Philadelphia Innsmouth Southampton Cherbourg Selied St. Louis Plymouth Campania Liverpool Queens Down Pennsylvania Hamburg Dover Havre Jai la Gxscogte Salied le Lorraine Blucher Queenstown Umbria New Yo Antwerp Jen York Liman Park Ee Rotterdam Arriv Ae ‘“Statendam Bes Zeeland New Lucania Tor New

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Chicago police link Hoch to new wife and accomplices

Philadelphia wires report Hoch accused of polygamy and conning wealthy widows as authorities say two unknown suspects, a man and a woman, aided Hoch in seeking makes his escape. A Philadelphia inquiry confirms Hoch’s alias Jacob Schmidt and German birthplace. Evidence points to possible arrests as officers chase broader network.

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Chicago Hoch Ake Europe George Shippy Boston Hamburg Mobile Ala Vincent Briscoe Patrick Duffy Briscoe Duffy Joliet Johann Hoch Bluebeard Withhholding Jefferson Vcalia A. 5 Houk Schuettler New York Jacob Schmidt Herrweiler Germany Bingen-on-the-Rhine

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Two Children Die In Fire In Wanakena

Carthage New York January 28 two children aged four years and one week died in a Wanakena home fire. Their mother was badly burned but saved three other children. In New York James Saxon five Margaret Saxon three and John Saxon one year three months died in a Westchester Avenue apartment fire.

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Carthage John Paulette Wanakena New York James*Saxon Margaret Saxon John Saxon Westchester Avenue Lewis Saxon

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FIRES SET IN TENEMENT IN ELEVENTH AVENUE BUILDING

New York residents of a five story tenement on Eleventh avenue, rebuilt after a fatal blaze that killed twenty six, faced another two arson attempts. Fire found in the cellar each time. after the second attempt none of the nineteen families returned to their rooms, fearing further attacks.

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New York Eleventh Avenue

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Assaulted by Beggar on Columbus Avenue

John Fiske Little, manager of a life insurance branch, was waylaid on Columbus Avenue New York January 2 by a beggar who demanded alms and then attacked him. Little subdued the assailant after a struggle. the suspect, named John Dick, was arrested by a patrolman on the Bowery.

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New York Insurance Mat Columbus Avenue New York John Fiske Little Mr. Little

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A Good Precedent From Caliter a

A quirky excerpt shows Mrs Mildly lamenting the presence of men as she cleans Mr Mildly s table. The response questions the need for a world without men. The dialogue hints at social expectations and gender roles in a humorous, clipped style.

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Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Promises Relief

An old promotional text touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure for kidney trouble and Bright's disease. It features testimonials, symptoms, and an offer for sample bottles and a book, directing readers to mail for information and to buy bottles at local drug stores.

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Nature Bright Hkilmer Swamp-Root B. H. Chalkeh Ozark Ala Juame Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y

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Notice on Alh Insertion Across Major Papers

An item in The Will states that alh notices may be inserted in multiple morning papers without extra charge. The listed newspapers include New York Times Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Cincinnati Enquirer Chicago Record-Herald Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburg Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Herald St Louis Republic Syracuse Post Standard Saint Paul Pioneer Press Minneapolis Tribune Cleveland Plain Dealer.

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NEW York Times Boston Globe Buffalo’ Courier Cincinnati Enquirer Chicago’ Record-Herald Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburg Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Herald ST. Louis

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Whalebacks for Coast Service Between Newport News and Boston

Henry Coulby of the Pittsburg Steamship Company sold four whaleback steamers and eight barges to Capt Boutell of Bay City and other investors. The vessels will sail to the Atlantic coast next spring to operate in the coal trade among Newport News Norfolk Baltimore Philadelphia and Boston. The deal is believed to be at least half a million dollars.

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Newport News Boston Clegeland Ohio Henry Coulby Pittsburg Steamship Company Boutell Bay City Mich Atlantic Norfolk

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Licensed to Marry in Prince George County MD

Joshua Wood and Nellie Virginia Ferguson both of Prince George County Maryland are licensed to marry. Also listed are William Myers Brown and M Aurelia Barrington Hupert Brett and Annie D Robertson. vO ESE

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Joshua Wood Nellie Virginia Ferguson Prince George County Willam Myers Brown M.aurelia Barrington Hupert Brett Annie D. Robertson Vo Ese

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Obituary notices from a late January DC death list

Deaths and funeral notices listed for multiple residents including Abbie B Clark and Hanora Kirby. Items include residence details, funeral times, church services, and notes for relatives to attend. Health Office Record section lists recent deaths with ages and locations.

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Wiliam G. Love Holy Trinity Church Thirty-sixth Nuper Anna Albert Nufer Greordia Church Tweneth Baltimore Spies North Gophol Street Edward Spies, Jr Emily J. Spies Glenwood Health Office

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Appleyard Arrest Bid Tangles in Bank Deals Across Cities

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Independent dealers form fruit company in Baltimore

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Lawyer Charged With Forged Draft In Mexico Case

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Frenzied Finance and A Grand Club Dinner Scene

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Gridiron Club Officers and Members Listed

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Death notices for prominent Ohio and New York figures

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Roosevelt Uninvited as Vicksburg Declines Visit

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Attempt to wreck train near Moranans

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President Beckwith Dying As Trial Looms In Bank Scandal

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Movements of Océan Steamers

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Chicago police link Hoch to new wife and accomplices

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Two Children Die In Fire In Wanakena

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FIRES SET IN TENEMENT IN ELEVENTH AVENUE BUILDING

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Assaulted by Beggar on Columbus Avenue

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A Good Precedent From Caliter a

Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Promises Relief

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Notice on Alh Insertion Across Major Papers

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Whalebacks for Coast Service Between Newport News and Boston

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Licensed to Marry in Prince George County MD

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Obituary notices from a late January DC death list

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