Equitable control denied amid Allen Alexander health fears
District Attorney Jerome failed again to obtain an official copy of the Newark superintendent of insurance report on the Equitable Life affair. The article notes new board directors including D Cady Hetrick and Nicholas Murray Butler, and reports Alexander's illness and guardianship concerns as his family fears he may not recover due to uraemia and stress from recent events.
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Hemricke
Alexander
New York
D Cady Hetrick
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Charles E Littlefield
Malina
Nevada Nattanahan
Port of
Haquitable Life Assurance Society
Gen Louis Fitzgerald
Mercantile Trust Company
Horace C Deming
Frederick G
Directora Toliowa
Wallace L Pierce
Boston
Daniel A Tompkins
Charlotte
Thoman Spratt
Ogdensburg
N . Lous Stern
Frank 8. Witherbee
James McMahon
Willard F McCook
Philadelphi
Charles B Littleheld
Rockland
Nevada Earanahan
Port
Cady Herrick
Albany
Charles H Zelmder
Philadelphia
Comiarties
Stull
Jerome
Newark
State Superintendent of Insurance
Equl~table Life Assurance Society
Jeromes
Garvan
Hunter
State Capitol
Higgins
Perley
Equitable
Superintendent of Insurance
Gargan
James W Alexander
Equitable Life Resurance Facus
Long Island
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Hospital room for Government Printing Office staff
The G P O Public Printer Palmer provides a room in the new Government Printing Office building equipped with medical supplies and modern appliances to render prompt aid during sickness or accidents. Dr Woo Manning, a GPO employee, is designated as physician in charge for the 400 staff.
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Palmer
Woo Manning
Bane
Forest Service bans ranger money handling and official fees
Announcement states supervisors and rangers may not receive any money on behalf of the United States. All money from forest use must be sent directly to Washington. China opposes American boycott. Mr Rockhill reports vigorous Chinese government opposition to a threatened boycott of American goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Service
United States
Waslington
Nence
Chins
Rockhill
Peking
State Department
Fall of the Bastile Celebration at Count Perreard’s Castle
A Paris style revel marked the Bastille fall at Count Perreard’s French castle with an elaborate banquet speeches music and a dramatic portrayal of the Bastille collapse. A sudden rain fire and camera flash caused a brief pause but the party resumed amid cheers and patriotic tunes led by Col Joseph Smolinaki with remarks from Samuel Gompers Capt Takeshita and Lieut Commander Sherborne G Booking.
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Dixie
Joseph Smolinaki
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Jsami Takeshita
Legaton
Sherborne G Booking
Bastile's Fall Celebrated at Longchamp Review
Paris July 14. President and Mme Loubet attended a brilliant Longchamp review with 128 British officers in full dress among 20 000 troops. The British band played their anthem to enthusiastic crowds signaling Anglo French understanding. Luncheon at the Elysees followed as public games and free theater performances continued today.
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Paris
Longchamp
Mme Loubet
Brest
Loubet
Elysees Palace
Bastile Day on Jurien de La Graviere at Canton Hollow
French sailors aboard the Jurien de la Graviere celebrate Bastille Day with ship decked in tricolor. U S Coast Survey vessels Buche and Explorer join in, decorated with American and French flags as ceremonies and gun salutes mark shore leave from 2:30 to 6:00.
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Jurien de la Graviere
Washington Post
Baltimore
Jurien de le Graviere
Canton Hollow
United States Coast Survey
Explorer
Spedden
Odo
Opposes a receivership in Missouri bank case heard
In St Louis on July 14 the Circuit Court at Clayton heard arguments on dissolving the people's United States Bank receivership. The Attorney General and officials argued for appointment with notice. bank counsel challenged jurisdiction. The hearing continued as the receiver submitted an inventory listing assets in five classes totaling large sums, and government receipts and expenditures were noted with a redemption of bank notes and revenue figures.
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People’s United States Bank
St. Louis
St Louis
People's United States Bank
McElhinney
Clayton
Hadley
Gentry
Swanger
Cook
Spencer
Judee McKyninney
President Roosevelt hosts Takahira at Sagamore Hill
At Oyster Bay July 14 President Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt hosted Japanese Minister Takahira for luncheon. Discussion covered approaching peace conference with Russia and Japan and plans for the Panama Canal. Shonts and Stevens reported 12,000 workers on site and outlined housing, sanitation, and recreation arrangements, with optimism about improved health conditions and labor needs.
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Oyater Bay
Russia
Japan
Panama Canal
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hilhoute
Kotaro Takehira
Theodora P. Bhents
John F. Stevens
Isthmian Canal Commission
Thomas W. Hynes
Porto Rico
Tokahira
Bagamore Hill
Portamouth
N. H
New York
Sagamori Hill
Takahira
Baron Komura
Minster of Foreign Affairs
Witte to Resign Amid Unity in Russian Talks
Russia moves toward a peace bid as Witte plans to depart for Paris July 26 with Mme Witte following later. Korotovitz joins as attached to the mission. plenipotentiaries’ salaries set at 200 a day plus 600 traveling allowance. Japan seeks Sakhalin by conquest. government issues 5 million paper roubles while gold debt nears 547 million. Government censorship revived. terrorist group captured near the Fonthanke Canal. a caricature of an Imperial department chief sparks attention. Roosevelt pleased by Witte appointment. Portsmouth NH and St Paul MN preparing to host envoys. transit routes outlined for peace plenipotentiaries.
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Baron Rosen
M Witte
M Pokotitof
M Shipoff
Witte
St Petersburg
M Muravieff
Rome
M ‘Witte
Parla
Cherbourg
Mme Witte
United States
M | Korotovitz
Peking
Wade Prees
Japan
Sakhalin
Bourse Gazette
Gen Trepoff
Fontanke Canal
Quidde
William
Caligula
Germany
Oyster Bay
U 1
Roosevelt
Committee of Ministers
Russia
Portamouth
New Hampshire
Seattle
Washington
Haron Komura
Beatle
Minnesota
Great Northern
Duluth
Northwest
Buffalo
Great Lakes
Pennsylvania Railway
Canal transfer talk and executive comments at Porto Rico
Prominent officials discuss a possible Isthmian Canal Commission move from the War to the State Department. Shonts delays decision, notes both Tart and Root capable. Hynes, resting in Brooklyn, briefed President and plans to return to San Juan after aiding Porto Rico work.
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Goen
Shonts
Isthmian Canal Commission
War Department
State Department
Tart
Root
Stepheny
Hynes
Brooklyn
Barto Rio
Porto Rico
Roosevelt
San Juan
Absence of Formal Exchanges Marks Diplomatic Courtesy
Diplomats note the informality in Baron de Rosen’s presentation to the President at Sagamore Hill on Thursday. The waived formalities, a rare courtesy, echo a prior friendship with the Russian envoy when secretaries and ministers served, with the Sylph sent to fetch him. Only one earlier case, in 1903 during Venezuelan talks, mirrored this informal debut by Baron Spack von Sternburg.
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Fe Rosen
Sagamore Hill
Baron de Rosen
Washington
New York
Sagamore
Baron Spack von E Sternburg
May Force Nominations In Prince George County
Special to The Washington Fast from Upper Marlboro Maryland July 14. Republicans show little interest in Saturday primaries as Marlboro hosts a county convention to pick a new central committee and five delegates to the State convention for a State comptroller nomination. No general assembly or county offices will be chosen. Leaders hope Democrats act first. possible that Tuesday delegates push nominations anyway. Francis Carmody of Kent district denies candidacy. George Merrick of Marlboro gains support. Major Tierney of Byattsville remains in the race with hopes to be next senator if Republicans win in November.
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Prince George County
Marlboro
General Assembly
Francis 8 Carmody
Kent
George B Merrick
George C Merrick
Major Tierney
Byattsville
Lexington Firemen Elect Delegates for Harrisonburg Convention
Lexington volunteer firemen have elected delegates John Bolton W. Seal GA Rhodes T Smith and John L Henderson to the annual convention in Harrisonburg Virginia scheduled for August. The report notes a racing team training thrice weekly. A separate item from Boyds Maryland reports farmer John R Jones of Montgomery County Irving near Dickersons has made an assignment for the benefit of his editors.
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Lexington
Washington Post
Lexington Volunteer Firemen
Harrisonburg
John Bolton
W. Seal
GA Rhodes
T. Smith
John L. Henderson
Washington Port
Boyds
John R Jones
Uns
Montgomery County
Irving
Dickersons
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Stevena
Panama Canal Commission
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G Street
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Bar General Law and Equity
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Musial Instruments
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Burts Home Library of Standard Books
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Spencerian Business College
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College Academy of Music
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Washington DC
Strayer’s Business College
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Texes College
Mann Hall
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Evenn Mills Vo Prud Homme
Berlitz School OF Languages
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Gonard Princ Grand
Virginia Female Institute
Stalaton
Virginia College Preparatory School
Wall of Virginia
Maria Pexdleto
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Fishburne Vilitary School
Waynesboro
Fara
Hollins Institute
Virginie
Matty L Cocke Pres
Holling
Bantern College
Sciewse Preparatory
Muslc
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Charlotte Hall
Mary County
Cool Springs
Thomas
North Carolina
North Carolina Military Academy
Hed Springs
West Point and
Naval Academy Board
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Amus
Columbia
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MR. Bucle
Guy Standing
Charlotte Walker
Columbia Theatre Company
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