Equitable Society to Cut Salaries in 20 Percent Plan
New York officials announce sweeping salary reductions for Equitable Society staff starting August 1, with 20 percent cuts on wages over 15 000 a year and smaller cuts on lower brackets. Board expected to select directors and adjust agency commissions as part of broader cost-saving reforms amid investigations into agency practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Equitable Society
Morton
Tivid
Liuvitatie
Fuse
Hin
Roforma
den Firth
Ita
Tieaties
Grover Cleveland
Trustron
Benedict
Cit Oneida
Alta Lima
Cleveling
New Hampshire
Health Office Record Deaths Miss Mary Covert and More
Interpreted up to 1906 list of deaths with ages and addresses including John Baker Rick Creek Park 22, Mary D Bostick 1139 10th nw 01, Joseph A Carroll 217th et Anacostia moa, Henry Clay 08 4d st aw BR years, Sirah Comers 1682 ih at mm 92, Takoma Park Mary Covert 3 days, Jennie AL Cregson 1971 Fla, Joan Gillis Wash Asylum Hoop, Heary Clottech OU 12th ne 9 months, Gordon 3714 Prospect ave 69, Laura P Kloley Wrightwood ave yeark, Anna Moller Gost Hosp Ingane 31, Helena Rion Uoo'th Univ Houp 2, etc. Includes multiple entries with ages from days to 69 years and locations Around Washington area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ¢ Baker
Rick Creek Park
Mary D Bostick
Joseph A Carroll
Anacostia
Henry Clay
Covert Takoma Park
Jennie AL Cregson
Joan Gillis
Get Ne
Helena
Rion Uoo
Rona Thomas
Creedmen
A Kemp
Mary
Ware
Quander Et. Wa
Richarl
Wondworth
Jafferson Sh
Ana Castle
Charlotta L. Word
Notice of marriage and death notices across multiple papers
Notice lists that marriage and death notices sent to The Workington Post will appear simultaneously in morning papers including New York Times, Boston Globe, Buffalo Courier, Cincinnati Enquirer, Chicago Record Herald, Philadelphia Public Ledger, Pittsburg Dispatch, Providence Journal, Rochester Herald, Syracuse Post Standard, St Paul Pioneer Press, Buffalo…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrok’ngton Post
Nery York Ties
Boston Globe
Buffalo Courier
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chicago Record Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rotheater
Baker to Succeed Beach as U S Attorney for D C
The President selected D W Baker to replace Morgan H Beach as United States Attorney for the District of Columbia when Beach retires in August. Bakers career spans roles under Henry E Davis and within Lambert & Baker. He is a Maryland Republican with a Montgomery County farm and ties to Calvert College founder Andrew Hull Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Justice
D. W Baker
Morgan H. Beach
United States
District of Columbia
Baker
Maryland
Beach
Mr Baker
Hasby-Smilth
BH. H Thomas
Chapin Brown
Justice Anderson
District Supreme Court
Andrew Hull Baker
Calvert College
New Windsor
Carroll County
Mount St Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Georgetown University
Jeremlay Wilson
Montgomery County
Death of Prof E S Wood Harvard Blood Expert
News from multiple locations reports the deaths of notable figures on July 12. Prof Osward Wood of Harvard Medical School, famed for blood analysis, died at his Pocasset summer home after months with cancer of the intestines. Also noted are the deaths of State Senator Horatio B Hackett of Pasadena, Assemblyman Eawart B Coyne of Union County, and State Senator Charles H McGinley near Paul Smiths Adirondacks from pneumonia or related illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mess
Osward
Wood
Harvard Medical School
Pocageet
Cambridge
Charles I. Packer
Mabel Page
Weston
Philadelphia
David Martin
Pasadena
Cal
Horatio B. Hackett
Hackett
State Senate
Elizabeth
N. J
Eawart
Coyne
Union County
Gloversville
N. Y
Charles H McGinley
Detroit
Mich
Paul Smith
Letter to Roosevelt sparks new cotton leak inquiry
Walter C. Hubbard president of the New York Cotton Exchange writes to President Roosevelt urging a full investigation into Department of Agriculture methods amid recent cotton statistics leaks. Secretary Wilson defends his actions, citing past efforts against leaks and promising a broader inquiry led by District Attorney Morgan H Beach with Secret Service support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter C. Hubbard
New York Cotton Exchange
Roosevelt
Exchange
Department of Agriculture
Wilson
Mr. Hubbard
Hubbard
Secret Service
Steinberger
New York
Wilke
Census Bureau
Beach
Morgan H Beach
Hoyt
Wilco
United States
Department of Justice
Edwin Holmes
Beneft
Bervlee
Holmes
Father’s Coffee Ignited Health Fears Then Postum Restored Family Wellness
A mother recounts how her husband’s German coffee habit damaged his kidneys and mood until he switched to Postum Coffee. She then describes her two year old son’s digestive troubles, improved after using Postum mixed with milk, and growth in vigor. The ad cites Postum Co. Battle Creek Michigan and the booklet The Road to Wellville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Reed
Wellville
Walter Hubbard Letter Demands Full Inquiry Into Agriculture Scandal
In New York on July 12 the New York Cotton Exchange released Walter Hubbard’s letter to President Theodore Roosevelt calling for a thorough investigation of methods behind the Agriculture Department scandal. Hubbard denounces deceptive official reports and urges strong action to prevent recurrence and to punish those responsible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Cotton Exchange
Walter @. Hubbard
Department of Agriculture
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Washington, D.C
Irag
Beneft
Walter C Hubbard
Cotton Exchange Urges Roosevelt Probe of Bureau Irregularities
A letter from Harvie Jordan of the Southern Cotton Association endorses a full investigation into the Department of Agriculture cotton statistics Bureau. It asserts corruption among a clique of speculators and calls for public disclosure of beneficiaries and involved agents. Two local injury notes follow: a 14 year old boy bitten on the cheek during a fight and a sewer worker struck on the head by a derrick boom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Jay
A Brittin
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Roosevelt
Department of Agriculture, Cotton Statistical Bureau
Weminx
Atlanta
Harvie Jordan
Southern Cotton Association
Hichard Cheatham
Bureau of Statistics
Washington
Cotton Bureau
Cheatham
Holmes
Department
Southern Cotton Association Feals
Bureau
Association
Stephen Moffett
First Street
Witte to be envoy outlined for conference duties
The article notes Witte is designated envoy with Jsrug D agu pier Page hosting the meeting. Representatives from each nation will confer with Rear Admiral Mi cormmeandent, and planned arrangements include a new general store for the conference space. The second floor offers a large main room and smaller rooms for secret discussions, but furnishings are lacking and must be supplied before the commissioners arrive.
Books for Japanese Loan in America Closed After One Day
New York reports that the imperial Japanese government bonds were oversubscribed in New York and nationwide, prompting bankers Kuhn Loeb National City Bank and National Bank of Commerce to close sales after one day. The $50 million allotment was heavily subscribed though exact figures for New York were not released. Berlin notes the German allotment of $50 million was oversubscribed tenfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
New York
Stering Iosas
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
National City Bank
National Bank of Commerce
United States
Berlin
Court Martial for Kruger Over mutiny incident
St Petersburg July 13 Rear Admiral Kruger is to leave the service after alleged incapacity tied to his handling of the mutiny aboard the battleship Kniaz Potemkin at Odessa. The admiral is expected to face court martial. Bevastopol July 16 The Kniaz Potemkin proceeds toward Bevastopol under admiralty orders, sailing from Kastengi Roumania in tow of a battleship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Petersburg
Nashashtan
Kruger
Kniaz Potemkin
Odessa
Bevastopol
Kastenji
Roumania
China Rebuffs Peace Conference In Washington
Peking warns it will not recognize any Washington conference arrangements affecting Chinese interests without consulting China. Japan says China’s stance will not alter Japan’s planned actions. No reply yet from Russia as of St Petersburg July 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
China
United States
Ching
Japan
Russia
St. Petersburg
Foreign Office
Stoessel Arrest Reported Tearing Port Arthur Inquiry
St Petersburgh July 1 The Naghashisa Prints say Lieut Gen Stoessel has been placed under arrest at Tearskoe Belo following revelations by the commission investigating the defence and capitulation of Port Arthur. The sword of honor donated by French admirers of Gen Livesset will not be presented.
Revenge His Motive Assassin Held Count Shuvaloff Responsible
In St. Petersburg on July 12 the murder of Moscow Prefect of Police Ghuvaloff occurred as he received petitions. The killer’s motive is vengeance and he accused Count Shuvaloff of responsibility for his arrest. Reports say the assassin is a student who attempted suicide after the act. the arrest followed involvement in political agitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count Shuvaloff
St. Petersburg
Ghuvaloff
Moscow
Nebraska church contest ends with appeal for settlement
Rome reports the Nebraska Supreme Court upheld Father William Murphy's right to possess the Seward church property. Bishop Bonacum excommunicated Murphy and pursued eviction. trustees secured title quieting. The case has dragged on for over a decade and now the church hopes for resolution through higher church courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Congregation of the Propaganda
Supreme Court of the State of
Nebraska
William Murphy
Bonacum
Lincoln
Nebr
Father Murphy
Seward
Wiliam Murphy
Eresa Dill
Supreme Court
Phipps Boys Held for Trial in Scotland
London July 12. Henry Phipps Jr and H Phipps sons of the Pittsburgh magnate were committed for trial after being charged with reckless discharge of firearms on the Beaufort estates in the Scottish highlands. They were remanded on 2500 bonds each after discharging shotguns at three men, one of whom lost an eye. In a separate note, Moorish forces under Tangier reported defeat a Moorish pretender near Uida, Morocco, with the besieged Sultan’s troops pursuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotth
London
Phipps
Henry Phipps
Pittsburg
Beaufort Catats
Highlands
Scotland
Lord Lovet
Tengier
Merocco
Mohammed el Torres
Bultan
Atender
Uida
Ish
Tha Ender
Father of Missing Plumber Continues Fruitless Maryland Search
Walter W Daniels, father of a missing city plumber, believes the body found at the Birkhead estate Laurel Maryland may be his son but cannot positively identify it. He and relatives, including John Griffin’s family, examined the grave yet found no conclusive items. Police and Laurel authorities say the body is not Daniels or Griffin, and the search continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter W Daniels
Hom
Post
Althout
Muri
Birkhead
Laurel
Capt Boardman
Detective Bureau
Daniels
Daniele
Washington
Griffin
Boys Admit Theft at Grant School Concession Lot Find
Grant school break in leads to arrest of two boys aged eleven and nine by Policeman Dunn of the Third precinct. They confessed to stealing pencils ink paper pads chalk and books and hid the items wrapped in a newspaper beneath an old men. They will await Juvenile Court hearing at the House of Detention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Schock
Dunlap
Elwerd
Dunn
Grant School
Runaway Horse Collides With Car in Northwest DC
A horse owned and driven by Harry Palmer of Arlington Livery Stables ran away this afternoon near Thirty third and M Streets northwest and collided with a Capital Traction Company vehicle near Twenty Eighth and M Streets. Palmer was thrown to the ground but unhurt. the buggy was badly damaged.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Equitable
Tynil H Neumer
Life Assurance Society
Elmira Reformatory
Equitable Comprnss
Justice Foster
Corm
Theumer
Samuel Lodiks
Sing Sing
Ryan
Thomas Ryan
Wasthelm Life Insurance Company
Mmnoce Ui Ite
Guy Mored
Henry Flacher
Esa
William Cain
Ard Morris Bele Fremap
Jota Lernarg Holgapu
Margaret H Long
Witeot
Sea Belgat WS
Piddikfel
Harriet Dent
Werold
Laura F Ives
Bataore
June Deving
Edith B Potts
Witt Mb Stewart
Carrie L Chapman
Lichmond Va
Arts
Cleveland Clark
Mery Duncan Swingle
Ciaren F Hallenger
Annie
Hanvey
Frank
Mahony
Kate Mahony
James A. Felix
William T Mermy Vrs
EG Corey
O J Richens
Oun
Walters Deck
Janis A
Emma” Peek
Calpe
May Yuna
York and
California
Health Office Record
Depew
Boroial Cable Dispatch
Paris
Tuly
Chwancey M. Depew
Depew Improvement Company
Equitable Life Insurance Society
Appralaera
Webb
Lake Hrie
Niagara Falls
Equitable Roctory
Europe
Undertakers
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
C. J. William LE
Conmert
Wodenpeice
Vanla
Ieee
R. F. Harvey
Fourteenth Street NW
Etek
Comma 'Ions
Iaan
John R. Wricht Co
Fonersi Diror
George P. Zurhorst
Ead Resin
Spa Prraachive
Prof
E. S. Wood
Harvard
Kalon Wine Co
New York Exchange
Bire
Usain
Walter Hubbard
ASES
Cotton Exchange
Halford Harris
Eleventh Street Northwest
Winch
Grantstreate Northwest
Carters Itle Iver
Carters
Tapan
Stoessel
Port Arthur
Commander
Darrow
Washin
Morton C. Stout
Walter Daniels
Maryland Woods
Woods
Dante
Boon
Requess
T.w.weed & Sons
Righhghd
Virginia
Soc
Genade
HUB Furniture CO
Dia Beer Frans
A.colling Oe
U. S. Realty CO
Bristol
Washington Post
Tenn
Bristol Board of Trade Today
Loeb
U. 5. Weather Report
Aisue
Duffy
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
N. E. Shea
Pennsylvania
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!