Bankers Plead Not Guilty In German Bank Case
Buffalo March 5 Eugene A Georger former president of the failed German Bank Buffalo arraigned in the Supreme Court on nine indictments including grand larceny first and second degrees violation of the pencil code and perjury. Bail set at 325000. Adolph Mackwirth director charged with misdemeanor also pleaded not guilty with 1000 bail. Richard Emory former president arraigned on perjury and misdemeanor pled not guilty with 2000 bail. Paul Werner former cashier arraigned on two perjury indictments pleaded not guilty and released on 2000 bail.
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Eugene A. Georger
Supreme Court
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Rumrill & Carpenter and
Brush Brothers
Adolph Mackwirth
Richard Emory
Paul Werner
Many Canal Places Highest Pay 250 A Month
The Isthmian Canal Commission approved a major expansion of positions across departments as civil service lists will be used where possible to fill roles. Pay ranges span from chief clerk at 16 to clerks at 10, with 200 transportation posts and 60 more in mines, tracks, and dumps. Additional staff and crew salaries vary from 60 to 250 per month, with new camp and building department openings and related postings across the Isthmus.
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Fie
Transportation Department
HX Wight
Bud Ter Wolk
Water Department
Civyait Serxne Commission
Mar ines to Build Two Barracks in Panama Canal Area
United States Marines will get two new buildings to house about 200 Marines. One site is Ancona and the other Emperado, with construction costs paid from the Panama Canal fund. Brig. Gen. Baldwin is advanced to command the Southwestern Division, based in Oklahoma City, with Gen. McCaskey to succeed him.
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McCaskey
Manila
Baldwin
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Louisiana
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Crowd sizes at inauguration draw record crowd figures
The Washington citizens committee reported about 185000 visitors came to the city to witness President Roosevelt’s inauguration. It marked the largest turnout on a like occasion, surpassing Cleveland and McKinley inaugurations. Finances showed total proceeds of 149131.80 from tickets and privileges, with a post-event surplus around 4000 after expenses.
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Hitchcock
West
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District of Columbia
National
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Hamilton
W. B. Moses & Sons
Remington Typewriter Company
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Willard Hotel Company
Desertion Verdict in Arrowood Case Sparks Navy Debate
Midshipman W Arrowood faces dismissal after deserting from the USS Kearsarge in January. Navy officials expect approval of the sentence despite objections that it may be too light. Arrowood said no Christian gentleman could remain an officer, a claim that drew wide discussion within the service.
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W. Arrowood
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Arrowood
Washington
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Barker
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Kearsarge
Morton
Naval Academy
New York
Hancock
New York Navy Yard
Guantanamo
Rey M. C Arrowood
Burlington
N.C
Taft appoints Alaska wagon road board officers
Secretary Taft names Maj Wilds P Richardson First Lieut George B Pillsbury and First Lieut Samuel C Orchard to locate construct and maintain wagon roads in Alaska under an act passed by the last Congress Arkadia’s Fine Remitted San Juan P R March 15 news reports remission of a 22000 fine on Arkadia for sailing with Porto Rican troops without clearance Honolulu March 15 Admiral Whiting injured in fall from moving electric car at Queen’s Hospital Seattle woman to christen warship Washington at Camden N J next Saturday President orders Capt Harry Leonard military attaché to China April 1 Movements of Naval Vessels Arrived Hist Newport Solace Maro Island Hannibal Portsmouth N H Sailed Brooklyn for Pascagoula Plunger Pontiac for New York
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Othier
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Corps of Engineers
Army
Governors Island
New York City
Frederick A Smith
Eighth Infantry
Anus Ho Martin
Fourteenth Infantry
Department of the East
Vancouver Barracks
Wash
Samuel Hof
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Frankford Arsenal
Midiale Stee
Micetown
J O J Hunker
T Cy Fintan
R T Hall
S Cook
Key Fork
J H Combs
Franklin
Nas
Norfolk
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Navy Department
Washington, D. C
A W Hinds
New York
Newport
Mr Furlong
Rockwell
Naval Academy
Finamuts Md
Naval Station
San Juan
J R Tol & C Berrvzan
Marine Corps
S.states
Taft
District of
Alaska
Wilds P Richardson
Ninth Infantry
George B Pillsbury
Samuel C. Orchard
Third Infantry
Arkadia
P. R
Secretary of Commerce
Metcalf
New York and Porto Rico Steamship Company
Solace
Maro Island
Hannibal
Portsmouth
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Brooklyn
New Orleans
Pansacela
Plunger
Pontiac
Hearing on uniform bill of lading delayed in Washington
The Interstate Commerce Commission hearing set for March 22 in Washington on the uniform bill of lading case is indefinitely postponed by stipulation. Old bills of lading will be used pending a joint committee report by ten members, five shippers and five railroads, to decide impartially. A delegation of Ute Indians from the Uintah Reservation, Utah, arrived, unhappy with proposed reservation opening, guided by agent Capt. G. C. Hall. Also promotes Electric Bitters for blood purification and health.
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Washington
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Utah
G. C. Hall
Free Lecture Series Ends at Shiloh Church
Board of education announces final lectures in a free public series at Shiloh Baptist Church between Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets. Speakers include Captain G A Von Smith on The Making of a Newspaper and Mary Church Terrell on Abroad at the Woman's Congress, with an announced closing lecture by W Ham A Jolmer. Preceded by a short musical program at 8 o'clock. Colorado tourist tickets promoted via the Chicago Union Pacific and Northwestern Line with rates to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo. Contact ticket agents or send 4c to K M Johnson Chestnut Street Philadelphia for booklets and hotel lists.
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Pueblo
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Chestnut St
Philadelphia
To the Equator by Rail Pan American line plan gains support at Davis dinner
Ex Senator Henry G Davis hosts a Pan American Railway Committee dinner at his Massachusetts avenue home with ministers from Haiti Brazil Costa Rica Nicaragua Chile Bolivia and others. He stresses private enterprise government role and the need for a through intercontinental trunk line to safeguard trade and strengthen US relations with South American nations. Andrew Carnegie sends a letter urging funding over navy expansion and closer ties among the republics.
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Thaz
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Bolivia
Zavalia
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Triana
Colombia
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Pacific
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Congress
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Pepper
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Mr Pepper
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Fox
Azpiroz
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Guatemala
Blaine
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Fast Ninety-first Street
New York
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Republica
Andrew Carn
Missionary Convention in Columbus Draws 1000 Delegates
In Columbus Ohio more than 1000 delegates and visitors attend the largest purely missionary meeting in U S history. The program centers on quiet hour the home field Europe and Asia topics with Bishops Thoburn Goucher and others leading sessions.
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Ohio
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Spellmeyer
Thoburn
J. C. Arbuekte
Europe
W. H. Crawford
Christ
F. Goucher
Japan
Korea
D & Spencer
China
Don W. Nichols
India
Ray
J. N. West
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Dr. Goucher
Hart Taylor
W. Burns
R. Havighurst
J. H. Fitzwater
Labor Disputes Settled and Union Jurisdiction Shift
The American Federation of Labor executive council at Typo graphical Temple moved mill men and brewery cabinet workers under Amalgamated Wood Workers' International Union. A subcommittee will draft a statement on Italy's international agricultural congress and labor immigration. Brethren urged revoking United Brewery Workmen charter. decision pushed to today. A request to issue a label bulletin with ads and to print an unfair hat was denied as harmful to labor goals.
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American Federation of Labor
Amalgamated Wood Workers’ International Union
Federation
Italy
International Union of Steam Engineers
International Brotherhood of Stationary Firemen
International Union of United Brewery
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