QFISH TO LEAD REFORM APPEAL FROM LONDON
Stuyvesant Fish, longtime railroad official and former Mutual Life trustee, is expected to head a British and American policy holders reform movement. He resigned from the Mutual Life investigation committee and board, inviting British policy holders to join the effort, while Northcliffe presses for continued reform and international representation.
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Board of Trustees
Fish
Harmsworth
New York
Stuyvesant Fish
Thiness Centra Railroad
Mutual Life Insurances Company
Mutual
Governors and Lawson
Wish
TL Cady Herrick
Caplearam
London
Vregant Northcliffe
Si Alfred Harmsworth
Coatrman
Great Britain
Protection Association Committee
Carmelite House
Lord Northclitte
Movement For Investigation and Reform
McCurdy Sued and Sets Sail Amid Insurance Probe
Trustees of Mutual Life sue former President Richard A. McCurdy and Robert H. McCurdy, and agent Charles H. Reymond & Co. for recovered sums while McCurdy sails to Europe on the Amerikan. The board also acts on Armstrong report and resignations. The coachman Thomas Baddow faced arrest but was released.
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New York
The
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Richard A. McCurd
Europe
Robert H. McCurdy
Charles HW
Charles H. Reymond & Co
Torumer
McCurdy
Armstrong
Efingham B. Morris
Philadelphia
Stuyvesant Fish
Tug Beard
Wesleyan College Fire Destroys Historic Building
A Wesleyan University dormitory at Norch College in Middletown Connecticut was destroyed by fire early today. The 1903 structure, a historic nucleus of the campus, burned rapidly with little saved. Loss estimated at 33000 with insurance. Ten students in the building escaped in night clothes.
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Connecticut Institution
Middletown
Conn
Wesleyan University
Norch College
Httle
Wesleyan
Miraculous Escape Marked by Wound Healed in Wisconsin
A dramatic escape from death near Nashotah Wisconsin is noted with a healing using Bitchie Avuica Salve. The account mentions AG drumielsts and highlights the quick recovery of the individual after a severe wound.
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Bireing
Pinske
Nashotah
Wis
Ce. AG Drumielsts
Little Subject to Review After Court Martial Dismissal
The War Department receives the court martial records of Second Lieutenant Horace U T Little for review. A preliminary submission to the President is made by Judge Advocate General Davis. Little faced charges of incitation and disobedience of orders and is understood to have been found guilty and dismissed. He had been appointed to the army over a year ago.
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Horace UT. Little
Philippine
War Department
Davia
Little
Guests of Harrington Visit Norfolk Navy Yard
Connecticut state officials aboard the Amestown exposition commission were hosted by Rear Admiral Harrington at the Norfolk Navy Yard. After further entertainments, they will return to Jamestown. They did not accept the two State Building sites offered.
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Norfolk
Gillette Status Puzzle Over Philadelphia Job Resignation
Contended that Major Gillette accepted a civil post in Philadelphia and canceled his commission under statute. The War Department received his resignation as the question of whether a voided officer can resign and have it accepted rises to the President and Secretary of War for action.
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Major
Philadelphia
Anothier
Vaspris Gillette
Engineera
Tait
Gillette
Uesday
War Department
Rejoin Coast Squadron Ships Sail From Gulf Ports
Warships leave New Orleans and Mobile for Key West and Pensacola to rejoin the coast defense squadron. Battleship Texas and torpedo boats depart for Pensacola. Ralph Marty Sampson reenters the Naval Academy after suspension. Army reports two Soldiers deaths in the Philippines. Coast defense plans appoint Col. Wotherspoon to joint army navy board.
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New Orleans
Mobile
Key West
Monte
Ala
Nevada
Blakely
Pensacola
Texas
Dupant
Potter
Gey
Tensacola
Dilek
Lourd
War Department
Col. Wotherspoon
General Staff
Joint
Army and Navy Board
Forty Millions Deal Forms California Interest in Philadelphia Company
A San Francisco group led by United Railways Investment Company nears a 40 million dollar purchase of the Philadelphia Company stock. Deposits show 411000 shares in New York Baltimore and Philadelphia with a plan to acquire all deposited stock to gain control of Pittsburg utilities. Minority interests decline to participate and will not offer their shares.
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Pittsburg
March Street
Plutadelpha Company
United Railways Inventment Company
San Francisco
Philadelphia
New York
Baltimore
Colonat Trust Company
United Railways Investment Company
Landenburg, Mann & Co
Pilin
Washington Produce and Eggs Market Holds Steady Quoted Prices
Market reports steady prices across produce and eggs with mixed notes on supplies. Butter and creamery grades show a rise while dressed poultry remains firm. vegetables and fruits trend firmer amid lighter receipts and demand.
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Southern
Chease
Cheawe
New York State
Virginia
Pheet
Con Turdght
Largo
Medina
Navy
New York Produce Prices and Market Rundown March 1
Market notes show mixed changes across staples in New York. Sutter calpia and cheese quiet with modest receipts. poultry steady with western fowls and turkeys varying. flour and rye quiet to steady. cottonseed oil strong. rosin firm. petroleum steady. potatoes and cigars steady. peanuts and freights quiet with no major shifts.
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New York
Cardgva
Molacsay
Bermunda
Aiden
Liverpool
London
Girad
Pearl Bdge
Daily Cotton Market and Public Debt Decline Report
The daily cotton market and public debt figures show February 28 1906 debt at 987521505 with a monthly decline of 4003011 due to cash on hand and increased cash reserves. Cash in Treasury totals 1418958612 with gold and other funds. certificates and notes offset by cash on hand. Also reports on livestock futures, grain receipts, and market conditions in New York Chicago Bangor and Washington, with bank and telegraph line updates and a birthday presentation at Farmers and Mechanics National Bank.
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Treasury
Treasury Philippine Islands
S. Thomas Brown
Farmers and Mechanics' National Bank
Georgetown
Charles E. Gragin
New York
Cincinnati, Lannston and Parton Railroad
J. "Pierpat
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Dayton
Judson Harmen
Hamilton and
Ascat
Pere Marquette
Market Steady as Futures Rally Buoys Cotton Trade
Market opened steady with a 65 point advance on firmer Liverpool futures and bullish Englngia Spot gains. Reports of strong South demand, scarce offers, and private acreage estimates sparked mixed prospects. late session liquidity and bear selling kept final prices barely above recent lows.
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Liverpool
Co Wales
Dales
Readlog Paints
Atfervars
Iren Wemand
Marly Ang
Mas
Une
Caltan
Austro-Hungarian tariffs seek unity in twelve year period
Vienna reports new commercial treaties with Germany Italy Russia and Belgium plus an autonomous Austro-Hungarian tariff. The measures promise protection for agriculture and industry while raising some living costs. Officials claim the twelve year pact will economically hold the dual monarchy, ensure internal peace and stabilize central European trade relations.
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Vienna
Austria-Hungary
Germany
Italy
Russia
Belgium
Europe
Cental Europe
Hungary
Servia
Bulgaria
Rervia
Balkan States
United States
Austrias Hungary
Hungary Crown Absolutism Gains Ground Says Report
A political report accuses the crown of Hungary of growing absolutism as ministers sign acts without substantive Hungarian deputy input. The piece characterizes the move as imperial and anti democratic, highlighting increasing ministerial dominance.
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Hungary
Big Increase in Receipts for February Government Surplus
The government reports a February surplus of 4 474 028 with total receipts 45 294 727 and expenditures 13 720 688. Revenue sources show Customs 24 882 624 up 2 250 000 Internal revenue 18 229 081 up 1 525 000 Miscellaneous 6 183 171 down 178 000. Expenditures include Civil and miscellaneous 8 240 408 War 37 450 501 Navy 8 285 999 Indians 1 072 80 Pensions 12 487 904 Public works 1 809 Interest 1 165 714.
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Panama Canal
Hearst's Merger Bid Denied by Attorney General
Albany March. Attorney General Mayer announced denial of Hearst's application to compel annulment of the Interborough Metropolitan Holding Company charter. He ruled the proposed merger would create a monopoly over Manhattan and Bronx elevated surface and subway systems, though some monopoly concerns remain unspecified.
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Albany
Mayer Today
William R. Hearst
Interborough Metropolitan Holding Company
New York Traction Companies
Manhattan
Bronx
Stockholders May Object to Interborough Merger
The attorney general notes that stockholders cannot be compelled to exchange their shares involuntarily. If stockholders object to the proposed merger, they may seek remedy in the courts, and street transportation remains permissible under law as stated.
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Interborough Metropolitan Company
Sttormey General
Leather trade rises with US exports led by boots and leather goods
The United States exported about 29 million dollars in leather and leather goods last year, up around 3 million from the previous year. Boots and shoes exports rose roughly 1 million since 1900, with British Australasia a leading market for leather goods.
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United States
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
British Australasia
Global markets for leather goods expand in early trade
United States and allies including the United Kingdom Japan Belgium the Netherlands Denmark and Canada report stronger markets for leather goods. U S imports reach about 1.4 million dollars with gloves comprising the largest share by grade.
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Ed States
United Kingdom
Japan
Belgium
Netherlands
Denmark
Canada
United States
New Board of Trade Rules Cut Salaries and Boost Commissions
Chicago March 1 new rules abolish salaried positions at the board of trade affecting over 40 workers. Traders now earn only commissions, with old salaries from 31% to 9 dollars monthly replaced. The new commission rate also took effect, raising earnings to 12 dollars for a 3000 bushel grain sale, up from six dollars and a half.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
The Liquozone Cure Claim Explains Gas Based Remedy
An advertisement touts Liquozone as a gas derived tonic that cures germ diseases. It claims the product is produced from five substances including oxygen and sulfur dioxide, requires up to 14 days to prepare, and is guided by top chemists.
Liquozone Germicide Claims and Free Trial Offer
A vintage ad touts Liquozone as a powerful germicide harmless to tissues and a tonic. It cites widespread use, claims of curing many diseases, and a free first bottle plus two months of testing at no cost. Readers are invited to mail a coupon to receive an order paid by the company.
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Liquozone
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Thirteenth Infantry
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Wimington
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Washington Bwy
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Pa. Ave
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Victor E. Adler
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NEW Board OF Trade
Liquozone Company
Wabashave
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