Hyde Strikes Back in Removal Suit Over Trust Power
James I Hyde sues to remove Alexander as trustee of the Hyde ed trust, alleging a conspiracy to seize control of the Equitable Life Assurance Society. Tarbell and Touhey are named in alleged efforts to dominate the trust via defamation and organized schemes, with lengthy accusations of planned actions at Sherry's banquet and broader attempts to influence the management of the trust assets and property. The complaint calls for removal and seeks court action to settle ownership and control of the trust estate.
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New York Way
James W Alexander
Equitable Life Assiring Society
James IL Thyde
Annie
Alexander Tien
West
Genertron
Hyde
Mbvar
Pole
Snyder Appeals for Aid After Tornado Hits Snyder Oklahoma
A destructive tornado and hailstorm in Snyder and nearby towns cause extensive damage and injuries. Estimates place injuries around four hundred, with at least 125 killed across Snyder, its vicinity, and outlying farms. Debris and demolished farmhouses line a thirty-five mile path as workers from railroads and volunteers begin relief and debris removal efforts. A relief committee led by B Dower appeals for aid as hospitals brace for wounded and homes, barns, and a church suffer major damage. The Marlow area also reports wind and hail damage, with several structures ruined and property losses topping thirty thousand dollars.
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Snyder
Okla
Spyder
St Louis and San Francisco Railroad Company
Debra
L Beckham
Denver, Enid and Gulf Railroad Company
B. Dowden
United States
Ald Guthrie Okla
Marlow
Indi
Catholic Church
John Hutchingon
Seven Killed In Mine Explosion At Cora Mine
An explosion of 100 pounds of dynamite at the 1,500 foot level of the Cora mine, part of Heinze interests near Butte Montana, killed seven men instantly and injured one. Names include David Gitt Joy Kramer and Patrick Hanley among the deceased. one injured was Wampra a Finlander noted as in the magazine on the 3,500 foot level.
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Apedal
Washington Post
Butte
Mont
Cora
Heinze
David Gitt
Ros Will Joy Kramer
Daniel O Brilw
Joan Hoolihan
Fls Wampra
Patrick Hanley
Wampra
Big Gas Tank Explodes in Philadelphia Disaster
In Philadelphia on May 17 a massive gas tank at the Point Breeze Works of United Gas Improvement Company collapsed. Two men were killed, including George Hoy and James Ogilbie, with Owen Brady fatally injured. Two escorts were seriously burned as the explosion and collapse sent crews fleeing.
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Philadelphia
Point Breeze Works
United Gas Improvements Company
George Hoy
James Ogilbie
Owen Brady
Gas Company
Remains of John Paul Jones to Return Home
Navy announces Rear Admiral Sigsbee will lead a squadron including Brooklyn Chattanooga Tacoma and Galveston to France to fetch John Paul Jones remains. Galveston at Norfolk being fitted out. Sail date likely June 6 to June 8 from New York. President approves burial in Annapolis Maryland after repatriation.
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Sigsbee
United States
Navy Department
Sigshee
France
John Paul Jones
Brooklyn
Chattanooga
Tacoma
Galveston
Dominican
New York
Stout
Atlantic
Norfolk
Department
Morton
Roosevelt
Annapolis
Fire sweeps Breeden W Va area causing multiple losses
W V Breeden May 12 a fire swept Mingo County causing about 5 dollars in damage. Buildings burned included Robert Staffords store aveting G D Marcums dry goods store L F Lindsays residence Perry s saloon George Vinson s saloon and restaurant plus several smaller structures. Insurance was slight. An Axle Light electric car lighting system touted as up to date used power from the axle and listed advantages. Also advertised 1 25 to Baltimore and return 1 25 Pennsylvania Railroad tickets good on all trains except Congressional Limited and valid for feature not Sunday night.
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Huntington
W Va
Breeden
Mingo County
Robert Stafford
Aveting
G D Marcum
L.F Lindsay
Perry
George Vinson
Baltimore
Pennsylvania Railroad
Congressional Limited
Feturo
Nan Patterson Freed On Own Recognizance In Cab Murder Case
New York May 12 Nan Patterson released on her own recognizance after a long court battle over the murder charge in the Caesar Young cab killing. District Attorney Jerome cited lack of further evidence and noted two trials ended in hung juries. Patterson's sister and Morgan Smith accompanied her as she left the Tombs for Washington.
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Washington Post
New York
Nan Pattersong
Ita
Jerome
Caesar Young
Washington
Julia Smith
J Morgan Smith
J B Patterson
Nan Patterson
Bridge of Sighs
Gaff
Attoney Rand
Recorders
Father
Nan Patterson Freed Crowd Cheered As She Exits Court
Nan Patterson leaves the Criminal Courts building with her father and Abe Levy, amid a cheering, pushing crowd. Police clear a path as reporters and bystanders press close. Nan smiles, waves, and is escorted to a waiting cab, while onlookers linger outside Levy & Unger offices.
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Nan
Abe Levy
Criminal Courts
Center Street
Pellmell
Lim Street
Elm Street
Father
Corypanions
Sergi Walsh
Bima Street
Gond-by
Levy & Unger
Park Row
Nan Patterson
Washington
Attorney Levy
Loomis Case Dominates White House Cabinet Meeting
Roosevelt and Taft discussed the Bowen Loomis dispute at a cabinet session with no action taken yet. Loomis may face a formal hearing next week as Bowen is recalled from Venezuela, while Roosevelt prepares for forthcoming Western trip and Harvard commencement plans.
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Bowen-Loomis
White House
Roosevelt
Taft
Herbert W. Bowen
Francis B. Loomis
Bowen
Ito
Venezuela
Washington
New York
Hay
Europe
Wilson
Southwest
Loomis
Harvard
Kean
New Jersey
Elizabethtown
Brooklyn
Gen. Loewe
Strike Nears End as Chicago Union Faces Defeat
Chicago news reports mounting blows to the striking Teamsters Joint Council. Nonunion drivers surge ahead with 4000 police guards, white replacements entering at 250 per day while several schools see sympathy strikes. A blacklist targets 4500 strikers, with 2400 positions filled and claimed racial graft disputed by protesters.
Senator Burton Robbed on Chicago Street Car
Special to The Washington Post Chicago May 12 Senator J Ralph Burton of Kaneas arrived in Chicago at Polk street station He boarded a Dearborn street car four men followed him on the rear platform and restrained him Later the conductor asked for a fare and Burton found his pocketbook missing An Army family furniture auction notices a large lot from West will be sold at Stoans today at a.m. You miss it unless you turn to 5 and read the 14th item volume y
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Washington Po
Belmont
Robert Weatherspoon
State Penitentiary
Weatherspoon
Ford J Hess
Hess
Zimmerman
Columbus
Kansan
Chicago
Washington Post
J. Ralph Burstey
Kaneas
Polk Street
Dearborn
Benator
Yorhia Fara
Burton
Gulag West
Stoan's
A. m
Hyde vs. Alexander and the Great Parade of Blue and Gray
Today's issue highlights Hyde versus Alexander, Nan Patterson of Way Home, Chicago strike ending, Croker's son dies mysteriously, and a large parade of Blue and Gray. Also noted are railway matters, Loomis case, and various social, sports, and editorial items across pages 1 to 9 with multiple local and national briefs.
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Hyde
Alexander
Nan Patterson
Chicago
Croker
Loomis
E T D Myers
Virginia
Brookland
Goth Court
Sergt Harry
White ‘House
Wall Street
St. Paul's M E Church
Hubbard
Russia
Victims of Wreckidentifed as Harrisburg Collison Toll Rises
Twenty two dead and six in critical condition after the Cleveland and Gmeinnat express wreck near South Harrisburg on the Pennsylvania Railroad. Identified victims include Samuel Sulebert Max Stettheimer Thomas Lewis and Charles Bisinni among others. Unidentified bodies to be laid in state at Market Square Presbyterian Church before interment in Harrisburg Cemetery.
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Barrisburg
Nobert
Docgherty
Philadelph
Ames
Phillips Pittsburg
Big Tim to resign from Congress for Albany senate post
Tim Sullivan of New York will resign his House seat to start a term as state senator in Albany on January 1 1997. A Tammany leader and longtime city figure he rose from bootblack to power with varied ventures including saloon work and race horses.
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Washington Post
New York
Tim Sullivan
Washington
Albany
Congress
New York City
Tammany
Hey
Hus
Sulivan
Tammany Politico
Richard Croker
Sullivan
Escaped man scales White House fence seeks entry
A hatless man in a thin blue serge coat tried to force the rear door of the White House. Claimed to be Daniel Costable an Italian insane he said a spirit told him his murdered wife was in the White House. He was restrained after a struggle with six officers at the station.
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White House
Daniel Costable
Hopkins
Italy
Corne
Manson
Francesca
Uberty
Capt Hart Accused Naval Official Faces Court Martial
Special to The Washington Post San Francisco May 1 Capt Franklin W Hart paymaster of the transport Lawton is arrested for drunkenness and will be court martialed He arrived from Mare Island with orders for 10000 dollars at the navy pay office but details of the 1000 dollars in orders remain unclear
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Washington
San Francisco
Cal
Franklin W. Hart
Washington, D.C
Lawton
Hart
Mare Island
Esterday
Navy
Croker's Don Dies A Victim Of Some Drug In KC
Herbert V. Croker son of Richard Croker was found dead on an Atchison train between Kansas City and Newton. He had visited a Chinese resort after leaving the Coates Hotel, with porter Charles Woodson claiming Croker accompanied him to a resort before boarding. A letter identified Croker and a West Twenty-second Street letter were found among his papers.
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Kansas City
Herbert V. Croker
Richard Croker
Tammany
New York
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Newton
Kans
Biles
Okla
Young Croker
Charles Woodson
Coates Hotel
Woodson
Croker
Negro Sayg
Woodson Saye
Sixth Street
Wyandotte
Delaware Streets
Woodean
Donoy Uuck
Coun
East
Crokers
Zach Mulhall
Oklahoma
Halding
New York City
Joseph Miller
Tench
Bliss
Youn Croker
Kensis City
Wordson
Iquor
Bliss Oklacare 191
Ranch
Leter
Zech Mulhall
Joe Miller
J D Carroll
Miller
Carter
West Twenty-second Treet
Sfarascan
Elm Ridge
Tod Sloan Aackey
Richard Coker
Yerkert
Hetter
Garfield A Fielding Candidate Seeks Congressional Nomination
Special to The Washington Pee Cleveland Ohio May 12 A lively race for the Congressional nomination in J A Bercher's district is under way Commissioner of Corporations J A Garfield is the prominent candidate. He plans a vigorous campaign and will be heard widely. Also notes that Pullman private cars are equipped with Axio Light electric lighting and many official railway cars. Bald efforts to promote a day outing from Baltimore to Antietam Keedysville and surrounding towns depart 8 am May 14 from Baltimore and Ohio station.
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Commissioner of
Corporations
Oto
Washington
Pullman
Frederick
Antietam
Keedysville
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
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Geiming
Ube Oy
Volis
Hobart
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Ata
Tchdie of Fames
Hersonatty Roth
James
Pats Veesement
Ces Lokarly
Tanti
Cristie
Hotroat
Fival
Wathom HO Cohen
Ghey Pheiswer
Alexander Hag
Vettra
Horty Morstal
Corvin Pallty
Shuut
Budmin
Poo Appeal
Worl Consolidated Ast
Seston
Deka Moertarion Wi
T ‘En Port
Sorfolk & Washington Steamboat Co
Loston
Indian Territory
Paul Jones
W. Va
J, Morgan Smith
Wife
Baltimore and Return
Royal Limited
Ila
Stoan’s
Gordon Gale
Pep Mar
Ettysburg
Gettysburg
Pan Mar
Harvard University
Fairbanks
Gov Cummins
Jaws
Interstate Commerce Committee of the
Senate
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Mich
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Delaware
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Teamsters’ Joint Council
Teamsters' Union
Team Owners’ Association
Teamsters
Employers' Association
John C Driscoll
Minais Manufacturers’ Association
Employers’ Association
Empployers' Association
Express Companies
Carter Harrison School
Twenty-third Street
Wentworth Avenue
Peabody Coal Company
Peabody Company
Hendricks Public School
Henry Hanson
Harrison School
W C Payne
Igos
A. Ciation
Blacklies
Newark
N. J
Timothy Carew
East Orange
Foreign Exchange
Brown Bros & Co
Union Trust Co
MMF
Eveton
South Hamnsburg
Big Tim
Don
Kansas
Porter
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