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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1905

Page

3

New Policy Form Aims to Replace Deferred Dividend Plan at Equitable

Reorganized Equitable plans a modified non participating life policy to replace the deferred dividend form, promising broader terms for policyholders and agents. State Superintendent Hendricks leads a three-man team probing Mutual Life Company affairs, with cooperation from company officers. Progress is slow due to staff shortages and vacations, with a report expected by autumn. Senators and Depew town enterprises are mentioned in connection with disputed land deals and name origins, though Depew Realty and Depew Improvement deny ties to the senator beyond the town name.

Washington Peat New York Equitable Henry B. Hyde Frick Committee Hendricks Mutuel Life Company Natch Wall Street Senator Depew Depew Depew Town and Improvement Company The Depew Syndicate Depew Realty Company Depew Improvement Company Improvement Company Omcos Wich Tl Broadway Broch Walter Webb Wr. Seward

LICENSED TO MARRY AND DIED NOTED IN OBITUARY CLIPPINGS

A fragmented notice lists marriages and deaths with names and locations including Covington Georgia Columbia Missouri Towanda Pennsylvania and Washington DC. Entries mention Maryings and obituaries for Robert J Lisingston Alice Herbert Hadley Quaintance Ednar Mindel Ouillinar Stange Anna Schmidt Walter Wearney Margaret Gould Edward Rollins Cordell Cordert Patrick McGreaily with interment details in Georgetown Ohio and mentions of Rio Reudard Mass and Melvale Distiling Company in Baltimore.

Robert J. Lisingston Covington Alice Herbert Hadley W Quaintance Columbia Ednar Mindel | Ouillinar Stange Anna A Schmidt Walter Wearney Towanda Mer Garet H Gould Rollins Hampto Vn Edward P Rollins Washington, DC Cordlli Rio Reudard Mass Victor Cordett Winke-Bauernschmidt Melvale Distiling Company Baltimore McGroarty Falls Church Patrick McGreaily Georgetown Ohio

Health Office Record From July 25 1905

A health office listing reports multiple patients by name age and facility. Names include Richard Lameron Elizabeth Carter Louise Camere Samuel Coleman Ellija Dugg Arthur Funk Frask L Hangey Agata Horn Rachel Jackson Magrie Lewis Walter Maemt Willam F O Keefe Eliza Robinson and others with ages from newborn to 75 years and facilities Providence Hospital Homeopathic Hospital Freedmen’s Hospital Government Hospital Insane Children’s Hospital and Takuma Park among others.

Richard Lameron Luton Et Elizabeth A Carter Mihaw Louise Camere Park St Aw Samuel Coleman Kickard Dt. Aw Ellija Dugg Providence Hospital Arthur D Funk Imagne Frask L Hangey Uld Balcon Agata Horn Rachel Jackson Heniamin Turner Children's Hospital

Notice of Marriage and Death Inquiries Across Papers

The Washington Post states that marriage and death notices inserted will appear simultaneously, at no extra charge, in multiple newspapers including the 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 Fort Standard St Paul Pioneer Press Minneapolis Tribune Cleveland Plain Dealer upon request.

Washington Post 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 Fort Standard ST Paul Pioneer Press Minneapolis Tribune Clevry Plain Dealer

Depew Firm Foreclosure In Equity Loan Case

Perry E Wurst, acting as referee, filed a deed conveying all property owned by Depew Improvement Company. Equitable loaned $250,000. foreclosure began in fall 1968. Referee sold the property in February 1904 to the Equitable for $54,275. deed not yet recorded in Buffalo or at the site.

Depew Perry E Wurst Depew Improvement Company Equitable Old Buffalo

Plot Against Czars Life Reported Arrests In Two Palaces

An uncon firmed St Petersburg report says a plot against the czar and Grand Dukes Vladimir and Alexis was uncovered. Several palace servants at the Winter and Anitchkoff palaces have been arrested, including two menservants of the Dowager Empress.

Servanta Anitchkoff Petal Cable Washington Post Paris St. Petersburg Czar Vladimir Alexis

Japanese Army Pressures Vladivostok Amid Turkish Troop Disaffection

News from St Petersburg and Tokyo reports that Japanese forces are closing on Vladivostok while Russian troops show growing disaffection. Analysts doubt a major battle soon due to weather and Russian defensive posture. Reports from Sakhalin describe limited actions as Japanese forces push and enemy positions retreat toward Mauka.

Specles Washingion Post London St. Petersburg Intest Linevitch Manchuria Vladivostok Japan Associated Press Tokyo Manchurs Karkenkorvek Maxhalin Sakhalin Veladimirozha Blijimeye Dmlineye Ith Mauka

Exiles spurn pardon in French amnesty row

Paris July 15. President Loubet’s amnesty allowing return of Paul Deroulede and other exiles provokes mixed reactions. Deroulede rejects pardon, plans to stay abroad until France’s peril abates, while advocates rally against Germany and criticize Delcasse. Count de Luz-Saluces and Andre Buffet return, sending insulting telegrams to Loubet. Government ignores exiles, sensing their rhetoric may spark renewed agitation.

Paris Loubet France Paul Deroulede Deroulede Austria Boulanger Beaconer Francs Germany Delcanse Count de Luz-Saluces Andre Buffet Etalon Seaint

Injured Woman Falls From Car in Northwest DC

Etta M Casto, 49, Hastings Nebr., fell from a car near 6th Street and Pennsylvan ia Ave NW. She was treated at Christian's Drug Store for a head laceration and back bruise, then returned to 400 Street NW to rest with friends. An automobile offers rides today from 9 am to sundown at the eastern terminus of Capital Traction Co. Pennsylvania Ave line.

Etta M. Casto Hastings Nebra Pennsylvania Avenue Bho Christian Capital Traction Co Pennsylvania Aveling United Bates Realty Co

Water Fans Croton Water Hero Scotty in New York

Special to The Washington Port New York July 16 Scotty the Ive Miner from Death Valley arrives amid wild attention as reporters note his praise of New York water. He and wife Betty tour newspaper offices and Central Park after a long disappearance, insisting he is not extravagant while flashing cash to a hotel boy and reporters.

Washington Port New York Scotty Death Valley Beotty Beatty Herald Square Delock Mrs. Scott Croesus Bila An Apura Central Park

President Roosevelt Attends Lieut Ferguson Wedding

President and Mrs. Roosevelt were guests of honor at the Locust Valley wedding of Lieut Robert Monroe Ferguson of New York to Miss Isabelle Selmes of Locust Valley. The ceremony occurred near Oyster Bay with Roosevelt and Theodore Jr. in attendance. Afterward the President rode home to Sagamore Hill and was warmly greeted by locals.

Roosevelt Ferguson Selmes Oyster Bay Robert Monroe Ferguson New York Isabelle Selmes Locust Valley OysterBay Hiro Hough Riders Sagamore Hill Theodore, Jr W. 8. Cowles Douglas Robinson Ethel Loeb Yellowstone National Park Benjamin F. Barnes Roanoke City Board of Aldermen President Roosevelt

Bynum pleads guilty in second-degree murder case

Raymond D. Bynum pleaded guilty in Raleigh Superior Court to murder in the second degree for shooting his aged partner Deacon James H. Alford in their printing office during the last holidays. The judge will hear evidence Monday to determine his term, with the defense citing constant drunkenness as the cause of irresponsibility.

Raleigh N. C Raymond D. Bynum James H. Alford Bynum

Crisis in Norway Hushed Riksdag Sessions Start Projected Proposals

Special cable from Stockholm reports both houses of the Swedish Riksdag in secret sessions with a pending preliminary proposal from a committee. Unclear details, but indications suggest no early conclusions. Norwegian Storthing raises pork duty and government tariff, while a minister faces questions over King Oscar’s re script authenticity and a missing word in Storthing minutes.

Washington Post Stockholm Riksdag Senate Storthing Waldenstrom Oscar Justice Michaelsen Herr Berner

Loomis Plans Closer Ties Between State Dept and Diplomats

Assistant Secretary of State Francis B Loomis travels to Brussels and The Hague to study how European powers keep their ambassadors informed. He will report on methods used by Britain Germany and France to improve American communication and ensure ambassadors receive timely advance advice on international questions. The aim is a system of reciprocal updates between Washington and U S diplomats abroad.

Francis B. Loomis Paul Jones Roosevelt United States Europe Brussels Hague Loomia Rouvier Clemente State Department Hay Washington Loomis Foreign Office

Appointed By President Names Hicks Minister To Chile

John Hicks of Wisconsin named United States minister to Chile. His commission signed today, he will depart soon to Santiago. He replaces Henry L. Wilson, moved to Belgium. William G. Lewis of Colorado named surveyor general of Colorado under the General Land Office. Commissions issued for officers of the reorganized First Regiment District of Columbia National Guard and staff of Brigadier Gen Harries.

John Hicks Wisconsin Chile Oyster Bay N. Y United States Hicks Henry L. Wilson Santiago Belgium William G. Lewis Colorado General Land Office District of Columbia National Guard George H. Harries

Maine Earthquake Shocks Felt Across State

A 6 40 a m earthquake shook Maine for about ten seconds, felt from Kittery to Rockland and from Farmington to the coast. State Geologist Leslie A. Lee proposes rock slipping at depth as cause, with no damage statewide. Similar tremors reported in Concord and Manchester New Hampshire and a separate San Bernardino California shock later this day.

Portland Maine Marrh Bangor Kittery Farmington York Biddeford Brunswick Lewiston Augusta Waterville Rumford Falls Permington Skowhegan Rockland Belfast Manchester Concord New Hampshire New England Telephone and Telegraph Company Caribou Houston Machias Millinecketa Leslie A. Lee Bowdoin College Lee N. H San Bernardino Cal Riverside

Arkansas Supreme Court Upholds Anti trust Act Bar Insurance Firms

The Arkansas Supreme Court upholds the general assembly anti trust act barring foreign fire insurance companies that join pools or price fixing agreements from operating in the state. The Hartford Fire Insurance Company faced penalties but continues to be barred while other nonresident firms withdrew. More than fifty foreign insurers ceased Arkansas business after the March effective date. Justices Bate and Wood dissented.

Arkansas Little Rock Ark Supreme Court of Arkansas General Assembly Hartford Fire Insurance Company R. L. Rogers Hartford Company Pulaski Supreme Court Bate Wood

Well-known New York gynecologist A Palmer Dudley dead in Liverpool

Dr A Palmer Dudley a renowned gynecologist died in Liverpool England at the age of about sixty. He had sailed July 6 to attend the International Medical Congress in St Petersburg, declining his doctors and wife urging him to stay home due to consumption. He had been a professor at the Post Graduate Hospital and was invited as a delegate to the congress.

New York London A. Palmer Dud*ley Liverpool England Wes Cable Post Graduate Hospital Dudley International Medical Congress St. Petersburg Congress

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