Garfield Accused Packers Secrecy Probe Induced
General Counsel for Armour and Company described a conference with James R. Garfield the Commissioner of Corporations and representatives of Armour that led to a recommendation the Packers open their books He said the law protected secrecy and that Garfield sought to report to the President and Congress about the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour & Co
Garfield
Wallington Post
Chicago
James R. Garfield
Mie
United States District Court
Layce Nautbot
General Caussel Fur Armour and Company
Gar- Tela
Vainters
Carfield
Bureau of Corporations
Miller
Krauthofff
Swift and Company
Nelson Morris & Co
Armour & Company
Morrison
Kramthoff
Armour Company
Krauthoff
National Packing Company
Gar
United States
Kraathoff
Congress to Get Facts on Pennsylvania Railroad Statement
Philadelphia Jan 28 reports that the Pennsylvania Railroad will supply a full fact statement to the House inquiry on railroad combinations. The company plans to deny control of Baltimore and Ohio Norfolk and Western or Chesapeake and Ohio while admitting majority holdings in Northern Central and Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington. Schedules will show no majority ownership of any rival lines. Also notes Florida rail service by Augus leaves Washington daily at 6:55 pm electric lights all trains.
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Moen Su Krauthelf
Washington
Garriel Wearey
Morrison
Congress
Garfield
United States
Us Congress
Commis
Girfield
Silege
Gartild
Riminadis
Merc Arnuthel
John
Mile
Armour & O
Martin
Cress
Com'aot
Ana
Finngoe
Min
Hong
Miller
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
The
North American
House of Representatives
Theompany
Baltimore and Ohio
Norfolk and Western
Chesa Leake and Ohio
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Northern Central Railway
Florida
Aiken
L. S. Brown
Southern Railway
15Th Ai. Nw
Danish King Christian II Dies After Brief Illness
Danish King Christian II, patriarch of Europe’s royal families, died at Amalienborg Palace after a morning audience and a lunch with his family. Crown Prince Frederick succeeds as Frederick VIII, with Parliament to formalize the accession and ministers to continue until a new government is named. The death casts a Europe-wide mourning shadow and halts many British court engagements.
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Frederick VIII
Copenhagen
Denmark
Christian II
Europe
George
Greece
Alexandra
Great Britain
Ireland
Maria
Feodorovna
Russia
Haakon VII
Norway
AmuNenhborg
Price Frederick
Christian
Kingdom
Amalienborg
Suncheon
Prince Hans
Hans
Prince Aians
Frederick
Christiensen
Folketaing
Isnessagye
Hila
London
False Bottom Hid Fortune on Finland Arrival
Customs officers found about 100 securities and bonds valued at over $100,000 concealed under a trunk’s false bottom on the steamer Finland arriving from Antwerp. The papers, including Hungarian government bonds and railway securities, were tied to Austrian merchant Isaac Heicher who claimed the trunk belonged to Moses Greenberg. Immigration officials investigate a possible hidden motive as Greenberg’s location remains unknown.
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New York
Finland
Antwerp
Isaac Heicher
Moses Greenberg
Greenberg
Heldher
Heicher
United States
Jerome to Investigate Mutual Reserve Books and Documents
New York officials announced that Acting District Attorney Nobi and Assistant Deputy DA Kressel prepared to demand the books and documents of the Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Company for an official investigation.
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New York
Jerome
Nobi
Kressel
Booka
Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Company
Trains Collide Head-On Near Nabb Ind Injuring Three
In dense fog a head-on crash on the Big Four near Nabb Ind injured three trainmen and shook up several passengers. The northbound local between Louisville and Benton Harbor and the southbound Greensburg to Louisville sleeper were wrecked. both engines damaged.
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Louisville
Big Four
Nabb
Ind
Benton Harbor
Mich
Greensburg
Four Injured In Lake Shore Collision Near Youngstown Ohio
A lake shore collision at Doughton five miles north of Youngstown Ohio injured four men this morning Two firemen and two railroad workers sustained injuries James Dyan critically injured Frank Probst seriously injured George Wilson and William Connell slightly injured An affected section of the railroad and proceeds from a separate listing indicate ancillary notices and ads.
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Lake Shore
Youngstown
Ohio
Doughton
Here
James Dyan
Thin City
Frank Probst
Doddeville
George Wilson
William Connell
Spirit medium arrested in Grand Rapids for larceny
Mrs. Margaret Spencer of Grand Rapids is jailed on a charge of stealing $1,000 from widow Elizabeth Bullman of Buffalo. The alleged plot involved money and jewelry under the claim a spiritualist healer would stop death. Bullman, ill during the scheme, recovered. mortgage and note reportedly taken as temporary custody.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Margaret Spencer
Elizabeth Bullman
Buffalo, Moy
Spencer
Bullman
Changes State Road Law and Medicines Formula Printing
State House reports a Godwin measure requiring proprietary medicines to print their formula and alcohol content on every bottle. Luckey proposes a county road aid bill funding $2000 yearly from the State treasury, with counties building roads and the State covering half the allotment. Marriott seeks an eight hour maximum workday for children under sixteen. Senate President Seth threads an oyster planting bill. Both houses adjourned after brief sessions.
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Washington Post
State House
Annapolis
Godwin
Baltimore
Luckey
Frederick
Frederick County
Marriott
Senate
Seth
House
Jack the Stabber Strikes Again in St Louis
A thirteen year old girl Gertha Rude was stabbed in the hip near Redemptorist High School in St Louis. The attack marks the seventeenth daytime stabbing in two weeks by the so called Jack the Stabber, with police actively seeking the unidentified assailant.
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St. Louis
St Louis
Grand Avenue
Redemptorist High School
Gertha Rude
Jack the
Polies Department
Murderer Brusseau Dies in Jackson Prison
William Brusseau, imprisoned for killing Dr Horace Pope in 1895, died of heart disease in Jackson Prison. He had been hired by Mrs Pope as a nurse, and the murder was carried out at her urging to claim life insurance. Mrs Pope had been sentenced to the Detroit House of Correction.
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William Brusseau
Detroit
Wiliam Brusseau
Jackson
Horace BE. Pops
Brusseau
Mann Wants Letters Back In Roosevelts Sketch Case
Special to The Washington Post reports Col Mann and his counsel press the district attorney for the two letters about the Roosevelt sketch in Facts and Fancies written by Secretary Loeb. The letters, held by Jerome at Lakeville, are probed as potential perjury evidence in Mann’s forthcoming examination.
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Washington Post
New York
Col. Mann
District Attorney’s Office
Roosevelt
Loeb
Jerome
Lakeville
Justice Deuel
Reginald Ward
O. K
D. N. Carvalho
Col. E. B. Hay
Washington
Tyrell
Milwaukee
A. E. Osborne
Rochester
Wooster
Mann
John Doe
Joseph M. Deuel
Nott
Hapgood
Attempt to Shoot Minister Alberti in Copenhagen
In Copenhagen on January 29, an assailant named Boye, a former insurance agent with a burglary conviction, tried to shoot M. Alberti the minister of Justice. The minister wrestled away the revolver, preventing harm, and the suspect was arrested amid claims of mental imbalance due to his imprisonment.
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Copenhagen
M. Alberti
Boye
Alberti
Ten Yard Rule Adopted by Intercollegiate Conference
New York January 29 Secretary Reid of the American intercollegiate football rules committee announced the tentative adoption of the ten-yard rule from last Saturday’s meeting. He noted no decision yet on the number of downs and said the downs rule will be addressed later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Reid
American Intercollegiate Football Rules Committee
Boston
Harvard
Leonora Bank Reopens Doors in Kentucky
The Leonora National Bank of Morehead Ky placed under receivership November 20 has been restored to solvency and permitted to reopen its doors.
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Leonora Bank
Leonora National Bank of
Moreshead
Exhibition Draws Large Crowds at Sloan’s Gal leries
Large and enthusiastic crowds visited Sloan’s Galleries yesterday praising the beauty and rarity of the objects on display. The collection remains on view today with sales possible up to tomorrow noon. Opening session at 11 a.m. Catalogues available from Mesara.
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Sloan
Mesara
C. G. Sloan & Co
Divorce Lawyer Accused by Woman in Suit for Funds
Trances Hye of New York sues Clarence Loeb of Philadelphia in the New York Supreme Court for 1000 dollars claiming he wrongfully retained the proceeds of a divorce settlement. She says Loeb deducted a 1000 dollar counsel fee from a 10 000 dollar settlement and used settlement money to pay her clothes.
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Washington Post
New York
H. Hye
Supreme Court
Clarence Loeb
Philadelphia
Robinson
Scott
Hyde
George H. Hyde
Elk County
Loeb
Mr. Hyde
Oeb
Hea Sad
Hie
Root Heads Committee Aims for Closer Pan American Ties
Secretary Root leads a rules committee at the Pan American conference planning sessions at the State Department. The meeting, with Senor Munoz and Senor Don Pedro Requena Bermudez as officers, signals intent to forge tighter political and commercial links across American republics and elevate future congresses beyond mere formalities.
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Root
State Department
Koot
Rio de Janeiro
Senor Munoz
Don Pedro Requena Bermudez
Jaffaires
Legation
Houses
Congress
Jail for Union Printers in Chicago Injunction Case
Chicago January 29 President Edwin R Wright of Typographical Union No 16 was fined 100 and jailed for 30 days for contempt of court Edward Bessette a union member was fined 50 and jailed 30 days The union faced a 1000 fine for violation of a prior injunction barring interference with Chicago printing establishments and their nonunion workers The court allowed an affidavit from sixty members opposing violence in the strike and Wright and Bessette chose to surrender but were released for the night Habeas corpus actions were planned by union officials once the men are jailed
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Chicago
Edwin R. Wright
Typographical Union
Holkiom
Edward Bessette
Typothetae
Wright
Besette
Heldom
Unen
Mayor Robertson Faces Divorce Suit in Franklin
Franklin Pa January 29 Mayor John R Robertson serving his second term is sued for divorce. Co respondents are Myre Louise Locher and Miss Minnie Cobley. Robertson tied to Myre a Milwaukee widow said connected to a peace monument project. He once served as assistant adjutant general on Brig Gen Wiley staff. He married in 1881 and has six children.
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Washington Post
Franklin
John R. Robertson
Myre
Louise Locher
Minnie Cobley
Milwaukee
Robertson
John A. Wiley
National Guard of
Pennsylvania
Last Rebel Surrenders to Dominican Government
Gen Barba the last rebel chief in the north has surrendered, accepting government guarantees. The republic backs the U S treaty as a safeguard against revolutions with revenue in receivership ensuring peace. Washington awaits action. Congress meets February 27 and is expected to pass the treaty. The Scorpion naval ship arrived this morning and sails tomorrow. Charlotte Husses 50c box delivered. Call Fussell 1613 N S Ave.
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Barba
Santo Domingo
Republic
United States
Washington
Dominican Congress
Scorpion
Daughter shoots father in Long Branch clinic clash
Dr. Marty H L Pemberton was wounded in the neck by his 20 year old daughter Charlena who then tried to shoot herself. The pair, living apart since a sensational divorce, offered no words before the shooting. Charlena was arrested by Chief Layton, while the doctor refused to press charges.
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Dr. Pemberton
Long Branch
Charlena
Washington Post
N. J
Marty HL Pemberton
Chelsea Avenue
Pemberton
Geatl
Chessea Avenue
Cecil
Ologe
Sue
Miss Pemberton
Layton
WIDENS DELAWARE BREACH IN RACE FOR GOVERNOR
Delaware factional fights over postmaster appointments widen the breach between Regular and Union Republicans. Henry Conrad, tied to Walter Hayes, secures postmaster role in Wilmington after Alles influence, amid prior 1904 gubernatorial tie to Preston Lea. Reappointments and county posts prompt further party rifts.
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Conrad
Walter H. Hayes
Wilmington
Axlucks
Hayes
Union Republican State Committee
Allee
Heald
Delaware
Republican Party
Addicks
Aice
Preston Lea
Lee
J. Frank Resholt
Delaware Cit
Thomas L. Mason
Clayton
Reybold
Mason
Dd. O. Moore
Laurel
Uus
Moore
Ddicks
Itis
Enperes
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Dawn
Garthid
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Flo
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Department of Justice
Humphrey
Krautoft
Tie
Hay
Deac
Hristian IX
Wes
California
New Orleans
Bo. Ry
Pacific
A. J. Poston
15Th St
Maryland
Jack
Banking Dept. of Union Trust Co
Lock
Collier
Woman Claims Attorney
Pan- American Congress
New World
Mayor Sted
Franklin, Pa
Charlotte Husses
Fussell
N. S. Ave
Union Republican
Del
Henry
Wiliam H. Heald
Coleman Dupont
Alles
Sdeathle
Spedal
Radford
James Lenox
Tidewater
Ineleside
W. Va
John Ford
Ford
Washington-Sunset
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el Paso
Juarez
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