Charges Filed Over Embezzlement in Carter Case
In Savannah on November 1, federal court charged ex-Capt. Oberlin M. Carter and associates with conspiracy to defraud the United States presenting false accounts embezzlement and receiving government funds. Defendants Greene Saynor Gaynor Connolly extradited from Canada on new counts. Defense counsel Meldermand Lawrence present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
United States
Sat
Oberlin M. Carter
Tonight
Benjamin D. Greene
John F. Saynor
William T. Gaynor
Michael A Connolly
Canada
Mariin Erwin
Wissy
Birst
Bourth
Greene
Gaynor
P. W. Meldermand
Lawrence
Kimory Speer
Col
Meldrim
Erwin
Licensed to Marry and Obituary Notices from 1905
A garbled list of names and marriage licenses along with multiple obituaries and funeral notices dated November 1905. It mentions individuals from Columbia Ohio Cincinnati New York and other locales, with service details and interment timing at various cemeteries. The text mixes licenses to marry, obituaries, and funeral logistics across several families.
Notice list of newspapers offered for free insertion
Mares and death notices insertions announced by The Warrington Post will be published contemporaneously in multiple named newspapers upon application. No extra charge for either insertion or telegraphing.
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Warington
York
Grand Jury Ruling and Indictment Details
The defense could object and the judge noted the issue could be resolved later. No Savannah man sat on the grand jury. Jurors came from other counties, following a drawn plan. New indictments were not returned against Carter. charges on the first two indictments remain standing.
Gwinner funds aid depositors after bank failure
A friend of Frederick Gwinner says the former president of the defunct Enterprise National Bank of Allegheny has paid about 177000 from his own fortune to depositors in need since the bank failed. Prosecutions are expected next week against alleged conspirators tied to the bank’s cashier, with officials cautious about filing criminal suits at this time.
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Pittsburg
Frederick Gwinner
Enterprise National Bank of Allegheny
Enterprise Bank
Gwinner
Enterprise Tank
Meshard
John Marron
Marron
Sead
Moxey
Plucky Theodore Roosevelt Jr. in Harvard Yale freshman game
Theodore Roosevelt Jr. played a hard fought Harvard Yale freshman contest, tackled hard and stayed in until exhaustion. He was knocked out and carried from the field, patched up by the trainer. Yale coach McClintock praised his pluck noting he’d be more effective with more beef.
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Speckat
Washington Post
Cambridge
Mags
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Harvard
Yaler Giants
Yale
Roosevelt
di Tor
Sal McClintock
Special Train Planned for Bernhardt Farewell Tour
Sarah Bernhardt travels aboard the steamship Le Touraine en route to New York and plans a special train to Chicago to reach Monday night’s opening performance. The Le Touraine was due in New York Saturday and will dock late tomorrow afternoon, enabling rapid transfer for the show.
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Sarah Bernhardt
New York
Touraine
Nantucket
Chicago
Delay in Pierson case delays death inquiry
Mount Vernon Ohio November 18 the grand jury probing the death of Kenyon College student Stuart Pierson on railway tracks took a vacation and issued no report on his case. Jurors were excused for ten days and will reconvene with Prosecutor Stillwell stating the Pierson case will be thoroughly investigated.
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Mount Vernon
Ohio
Stuart Pierson
Kenyon College
Gambier
Stillwell
Pierson
Caventura Cerreti Appointed Auditor in Washington Delegation
Mexico City reports Bonaventura Cerreti, secretary of the apostolic delegation in Mexico, has been named auditor of the delegation in Washington. The same dispatch states Giuseppe Aversa will depart for Cuba as envoy extraordinary and later be raised to apostolic delegate rank.
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Caventura Cerreti
Mexico City
Mexican Herald
Rome
Bonaventura Cerreti
Mexico
Washington
Giuseppe Aversa
Cuba
Apostole Delegaite
Ryndam Runs Aground In Fog Near Vpaarlingen
The Holland-American liner Ryndam, Captain Van der Zee, en route from New York to Boulogne and Rotterdam, went ashore in fog at Vhearlingen during high water. The incident followed a report of a comet discovery by Schaer at Geneva, as relayed from Kiel observatory to Harvard.
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Vpaarlingen
Miaaluis
Holland
Ryndam
Kiel
Washington Post
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard Observatory
Krentz
Kiel Observatory
Schaer
Geneva
Greenwich
French Attache Capt. Fournier Transferred to Washington
Military attache of the French legation Capt. Fournier has been moved from Mexico City to Washington in the same role. The report notes a transfer request from Unitarians in Providence and, in Colorado, the will of Miss Caroline Richmond leaves $18,000 to the American Unitarian Association.
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Fournier
Mexico
Washington
Mexico City
Legation
Providence
R. 1
Caroline Richmond
Colorado
American Unitarian Association
New Insurance Gleaned Secrecy Maintained By Armington Committee
The Armtrong insurance committee probes a prominent man's potential link to an Equitable voucher and a back card memorandum. Counsel Hughes and Senator Depew were tight lipped as hearings resume Tuesday. The committee seeks the identity of the senator’s Hudson friend and has yet to locate John A. Nichole who wrote about the associate.
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Washington
New York
Armatrong Insurancé
Ivolves
Equitable Life
Hughes
Commuittes
Senator Depew
Tooker
Lemuel McCurdy
Equitable
Depew
Hudson
Cubpoena Gervera
John A. Nichole
Contradicts McCurdy in California Insurance Probe
Gan Bragelseo November 18 Attorney W H Chickering defended Mutal Life adviser role in New York inquiry. He said he was there for insurance matters and not to hide, recounting discussions with Mutual Life officials about California insurance commissioner A L Clunie and Forbes bond issues. Former Gov Budd denied any knowledge of funds paid to the state in relation to the investigation.
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Gan Bragelseo
W. H. Chickering
Samuel S. McCurdy
New York
New York Dispatch
Wad Dangerously ii
Yonkers
Mutual Life People
California ‘Insurance
A. .L. Glunle
Iifé- Insurance
Danlos
Chinie
A. P. Forbes
Clunie
Forbes
California
James H. Budd
Night Yard
Samuel 8. McCurdy
McCurdy
Budd
Insurance Merger Upheld In Western Life Case
Illinois district court overruled demurrer by policy holders in a suit involving Western Life Indemnity Company. General Manager H S Rosenfield and President George M Moulton won a ruling that their officers reinsured policy holders with Security Life and Annuity Company under state law. Elk Grove Butter, famed for purity, also noted.
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Western Life
Chicago
H. S. Rosenfield
George M. Moulton
Western Life Indemnity Company
United States District Court
Kohlgaat
Security Life and ‘Annuity Company
Elk Grove Butter
Strike Called Off Amid Wider Soviet Tensions
A government vote limits political activity by state employees and threatens dismissals for joining unions allied with strikes. Reports from Poland and Moscow describe mounting unrest, with rail workers and other groups resisting cuts while officers push back against revolutionary sentiment. Dispatches note confusion in Penza and Saratoff as Gen. Sakharoff assumes authority.
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Moscow
Society of ‘Post and Telegraph
Convocation of Constituent Assembly
Mt 5
Theobreskim
Poland
St. Petersburg
Germany
Zemstvo
Pensa
Penza
Saratoff
Sakharoff
Czar Prays for Peace With Clergy Delegation
In Tsarkoe Selo the Emperor received a clergy deputation from the holy synod and joined in prayers for peace and harmony in Russia. The metropolitan blessed the Emperor with a sacred ikon as part of the ceremony. The clergy praised imperial reforms and urged sincere zeal among village priests to restore peace and trust across the empire.
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J. Petersburg
Peror
Tsarakoe
Selo
Holy Synod
Russia
Empire
French Authority Sees Russian Revolution Threatening
Anatole Leroy-Beaulieu, French Academy member, argues in Journal des Debats that Russia faces a long and tragic revolution rivaling the French event. He predicts transfer of power to new hands, notes Jewish violence as a consequence of autocracy, and urges liberal support for Count Witte to navigate the crisis. He links Polish oppression to autocratic yielding to Germany.
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Russia
Witte
Parla
Anatole Leroy-Beaulieu
French Academy
Frisia
Journal Des Debats
Russian Empire
Eugene Troubetskoy
Count Witte
M. Leroy-Begullen
Poland
Germany
Kingdom of Polan
Finnish Constitutional Party Pushes Single Chamber Diet
At a Helsinki meeting of 2000 Constitutional Party representatives across Finland a resolution backed a single chamber diet with representatives elected by all citizens over 21 irrespective of sex or race. The group also urged telegraphing Secretary of State Linderstein Petersburg to resign immediately. General Bacon Salza remains interim commander in chief while John Gbolensky is named censor.
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Helsingfors
Finland
Constitutional Party
Asx
Linderstei Petersburg
Bacon’ Salza
John Gbolensky
Russian shares higher as Witte expected to end strike
The commercial world, including the cable dispatch from St. Petersburg, reports rising Russian shares and rising confidence that Count Witte will resolve the strike. Putilov works stock moved from 104 to 107, Russian 4 percent rentes from 41 to 42. Banks also improved their outlook.
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Apec
Cable Dispatch
Washington Prat
St. Petersburg
Count Witte
Putilomiron
Countess Plans Workshops for Calabrian Earthquake Survivors
Rome nov 18 the Countess de Braga formerly mise Slocomb of New Orleans has conceived a plan to aid destitute women and children left by the Calabria earthquakes. She is joined by Signor Tittoni wife of the foreign minister and others in developing relief workshops.
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Rome
Countess de Braga
Mise"Slocomb
New Orleans
Calabria
Signore Titton
Fragmentary OCR Note From Calabria Seminar Plans
A garbled OCR passage mentions travel to Calabria and Bali and workshops with 3 5 000? capacity. It references Extepee Bach workshops named after a country town or institution, with foreign sessions and a Manisitehaven note.
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St da
Calabria
Bali
Manisitehaven
GermanPolish unrest and calls for reform in Prussia
A Berlin Tageblatt article urges the German government to address unrest caused by meat shortages heavy taxation and class inequality. It questions Prussia's policies toward Poles and warns that continued pressure could provoke massive upheaval unless measures are taken to unite the German people and avert disaster.
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Waslagian Post
London
Berlin
Tageblatt
S.serigus
Germany
Seex
France
Romenotts
Witte
Electoral Jawa
Prussia
von Buelow
Nearly 500000 for Jews relief fund grows
The national committee for relief for Russian Jewish sufferers reports a total of 443843 raised with 75873 more subscriptions. Baron Horace Guenzberg heads the distribution and has appointed trusted men in affected Russian cities to aid in relief. The 24 Jewish provinces report 81 massacres, expanding the relief task. Savannah mayor announces a $1 contribution from the Southern Express Company to the fund.
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Washington Post
New York
Baron Horace Guenzberg
Russia
Jacob H. Schiff
Savannah
Myers
Supt. J. S. ‘Hochaday
Southern Express Company
Brave Cincinnati mother battles mad dog to save children
Mrs. Mary Spieker of 2703 Colerain Avenue fought a hydrophobia strained Newfoundland in her yard. The dog sank its teeth into her daughter Katherine's thigh and tore her neck as the mother wrestled the beast to free her brood. Officers arrived, shot the animal, and the mother collapsed from shock, now in serious condition.
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Washington
Cincinnnati
Ohio
Mary. Spieker
Colerain Avenue
Sheut
Conklin
Corkbill
Katherine Spieker
Dinner in Honor of Gen Horace Porter at Lotus Club
A Lotus Club event in New York honored Gen Horace Porter former US ambassador to France with a dinner gathering Nov 14. About 250 members attended Frank R. Lawrence presided as toastmaster with guests including Seth Low St Clair McKelway Warner Miller Charles D Sigsbee and other prominent figures.
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Lotus Club
New York
Horace Porter
United States
France
Frank R. Lawrence
Seth Low
St.’ Cual
McKelway
Warner Miller
Rear Admit
Charles D. Sigsbee
A. Rowert
Woodford
Four Ohio University Presidents Attend New York Banquet
Four Ohio University presidents W. O. Thompson of Ohio State University A. T. Perry of Marietta College C. F. Thwing of Western Reserve University and B. E. Hunt of Denison University were guests of the Graduates' Club at a New York dinner. They spoke on education in Ohio and the pioneer institutions. The event drew many graduates from Ohio colleges and universities.
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Ohio University
New York
W. O. Thompson
Ohio State University
A T. Perry
Marietta College
C. F. Thwing
Western Reserve University
BE. W. Hunt
Denieont University
Graduates’ Club
Ohio
Elk Grove
Views of middies code commander Mullan saga
Annapolis November 18 naval officers debate the midshipmen code of honor at the Naval Academy. Some praise the code for character while others doubt midshipmen understand it. One officer recalls no such code in his day and notes only one old class fight occurred amid different ideas on settling insults. Commander Dennis Mullan recalls hazing did not exist then.
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Washington Post
Annapolis
Navy
Naval Academy
Dennis Mullan
Naval ‘Academy
Torpedo Boat Sinks in Kiel Bay Collision
A torpedo-boat from Kiel collided with the cruiser Undine during maneuvers, sinking in four minutes. One officer and thirty-two sailors are missing or dead. several wounded were rescued. Emperor William is notified and a detailed report is ordered. The accident happened in a snowstorm at night near Kiel.
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Kiel
Buelk
Kiel Bay
William
Man of Many Aliases Arrested in Colorado
Florence Colorado November 28 3 Willam Comer a man of many aliases was arrested here on numerous charges including bankruptcy and check forgery. Police found checks payable to barike across the country totaling nearly 7000 dollars. Comer is charged with robbing the Commercial National Bank of Salt Lake City on November 8 last.
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Comer
Colorado
Florence
Colo
Commercial National Bank of
Salt Lake City
Wu Ting-fang Defends Boycott in Letter to Warner
Former Chinese minister Wu Ting-fang writes to B H Warner defending parts of the boycott against the Chinese exclusion act while condemning harsh measures. He cites harsh laws as unworthy of Americans and notes continued abuses despite recent presidential instructions. Included is a British teacher’s account of mistreatment of Chinese in San Francisco and Hong Kong, plus bank closure news from Kentucky.
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Wu Ting-fang
United States
Diplomatic Corps
Washington
B. H. Warner
P80
America
China
San Francisco
Hongkong
Bhe
Iithy
Pegisi Apaloe
Chia
Kilmer’s Swamp Root kidney remedy advertised
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as the great kidney remedy for a wide range of ailments linked to kidney, liver, and bladder trouble. It includes customer testimonials, usage instructions, and an offer for free sample bottle and information by mail from Kilmer & Co.
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Washington
Pos Post
A. L, Walker
Atlants
Kibmer
DR. Kilmer & CO
Binghamton
N.Y
Binghamton, N
de Sire
Washington Sunday Post
Announcement details four year ordnance chief
President names Gen William Crozier as chief of ordnance for four years. Also notes Hovey from New York City arriving from the Kan perphetae tage on cane for sea oil and gas fields, staying at the New Winner, and a lecture by Rev A H Zimmerman on In His Steps at Douglas Memorial Church with stereopticon views. Also mentions National Museum work on the Mall front, Hancock Union meeting, Esther Rebekah Lodge initiations, and gifts from Gen A W Greely.
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William Crozier
Cal Adh
Hovey
New York City
New Winerd
A. H. Zimmern
Douglas’ Memorial Church
Esther Rebekah Lodge
No. 5
Lo, C. F
I E. W. Bradford
Davidson, Foose
Hasterling
National Museum
A. W. Greely
Army
Philippines
Sherman Avenue
Jennie Brown
Hombopathic Bigeie
Movements of Steamers Nov 28 Arrivals and Voyages
Nov 28 arrivals include 8t Tonle from New York calling at Plymouth Cherbourg and Southampton en route to Liverpo ol. Minnetonka bound for London Zoviapd Lasants listed for New York with Cherbourg and subsequent York arrivals sailings from New York to York with Cherbourg and Southampton noted.
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Gceam
New York
Philadelphia
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Louthampton
Casapania
Poel
Quéenstowns
Minnetonka
London
Zoviapd
Lasants
New N. 1
Far
York
Vis Cherbourg
Bom
Southampton
Tor New Toale
Health Office Record Deaths Reported in 1906 List
Health Office death tally from 1906 reports noting names ages and death places. Includes Mary Alien 48, William W Asher 63, Thomas Brixcoe 3, Elizabeth Butler 43, Ralph L Coombe 27, Michael Carney 0, John Palrfar 1, Annie B Golden 1, Marion Huttman 1, Christopher Jones 5 months, Luly G Johnson 1, Agnes Lancester 1, John C Layer 56, William Lewis 72, Jeremiah W Mitchell 4, Bridget McClellan 43, Margaret J McMillan ore James Pratt 83, Anna Rosenbaum 9 days, Kate W Gimple 76, John Spriggs 52, Bridget McClellan 43, Henry Stebbins 7 months, Emma Thomas 53, Henry Towles 85.
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Mary
Seare
William W. Asher
Ind. Ave. Rw
Thomas Brixcoe
Providence Hospital
Elizabeth Butler
Hemmersigst
Ralph L. Coombe
Mass. Ay. Nw
Michael Carney
John Palrfar
Insany
Annie B. Golden
Marion Huttman
Sibley Hospital
Christopher Jones
2D St
Luly G. Johnson
Boone
Agnes Lancester
John C. Layer
U. 8
Witliam Lewis
Wash
Regium Hosp
Jeremiah W. Mitchell
U Et. Nw
Bridget McClellan
26Th St. Nw
Margaret J. McMillan
Pa. Ave
Ore James Pratt
McDyer St
Anna Rosenbaum
F St Aw
Kate W. Gimple
Grant Pl
John Spriggs
Freedmen's Hospital
Clark Stanton
14Th St
Sears
Henry Stebbins
MD. Ave. Ne
Emma Thomas
Arrium Hosp
Towles
Ream
Butte
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Carter
Che Q. Lureay
Catherine B. Hurdle
Lee Multer
Cihlase
Drummond
Ald
Aira
Hattie Sanders Chage
Caperat
Rock Crock
Cleaey
May Teresa
James “K
Alice Nable
St. Stephen's Church
Twan~isdith Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Choguon
Lebsivon Lodee
John G. Crosson
Gealae Deicon
W. Dlow
Hoare Sactonts
Caroline Hostler
Homs
W. Frice
West
Wilmington
Siltmington
Jicston
Soldiers' Home
Robert Huston
Mary Huston
Soldiers
George ‘T.” McGlue
Elizabeth C. Maine
Union M
Twentieth Street
Penneylvanieslau
Uctalo
Merwin
Java
la Cambridge
Claud-Merwin
Waghtreat Norte
T m
James P
Emma F. Wilson
Edlelin
George ‘Wilson
St Morn
Carolina Avenue
Na. m
Hoss Gle
UCP Fal Courier
Chivagg Icecord- Flerald
Villadelphia Public Ledger
Plvyeriig Sinpatch
ERO Ta Juvrnal
Roches
Ted Hekala
T Luki Republic
Syraj von
Undertakers
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
J. William Lee
Motern
Modest
Ponnsylvania Ave
R. F. Harvey
Fourteenth Street
John R. Wright
George P. Zurhorst
East Capitol Xt
Niewspa
Wrecked Bank
Theodore Hurt
McClintock
M’curdy
Chickering
Priestley Rainie
Craven
Friedlander
Bios
First Pag
Poe
Chamber of Deputies
Reuvier
Czar
Mensa
Pale
Mofher
Doc
Maddenea Brute
GEW
Horace Porter Guest
Clibman and Coungreneur
Mershalls
Urbana Wine Company
Urbana
Kentucky Bank
Mount Sterling
Lenora National Bank
Morehead
Rowan County
V. Willa Ditterbeck
L. Py -V
Dr. Khmer
Binghamton, X
Brightwood
Brightwood Avenue
Charles Brown
Barclay
First
Mary McCormick
Seventh Precinct
Barker Dorsey
Wisconsin Avenue
Pierce Mill Road
Taxidermiat Woods
Smithsonian Institution
Homer Davenport
Sonnetat
Ceylon
Tine
White House
Thomas Day
Peck
Williams
Seventh Street
Health Office Record
Turkey
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
Kalon
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