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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1905

Page

3

Deaths in storm as Mataafa wreck claims nine on Lake Superior

Storm on Lake Superior sinks the Mataafa with nine confirmed dead or missing, many ships damaged and crews stranded. The Edenborn and Madeira declared lost or beached, a large rescue effort underway as fires along the shore aid survivors. The Lafayette and Vania survived with most crews saved, while other vessels suffer extensive damage and delays across Two Harbors and Duluth.

Lake Superior Terrble Duluth Ponta Milanth Cresent City Edenbors Talaverte Mirla England Pickands Mamy Lal William Most Cleveland Claude A. Erringer Amistwt James Marst Butalo Carl Carlson Chicago William Gilchrist Wiarton Ontario Thomas B Woodgate Conneaut James Settle JH Wright Atermard Walter Bush Amherstburg Matassa Mataafa George Gould Buffalo Erie Cottrell William Edenborn Edenburn Madeira Madeirsia Capt Baird William EL Rela Allouez Bay Wisconsin Superior Duluth ‘Harbor Five Ives Gillette L. R Martin Bey Lafayette Vania Encampment Island

Local notices of births marriages and obituaries across various towns

Fragmented notice text reports marriages births and deaths across multiple towns and states. Names include Mary Miller New York合, Bertha Capner, Lesie D Shipley, Helen Ho Fates Let, and others in scattered lines. Funeral and obituary details reference several dates venues and residences with occasional mentions of counties and towns.

Montgomery Philadelphia Ana Pat Cass Ad Yarte Unieger Agus G Dyeon Dales Reeves Amsteram May Ba Fittstana Comte Wit SR Teste Bertha Mo Capner Ant Magar Marrastoruleen Mary Miller Barber Hargrove Helen Ho West Mara Werag Bohrans Lalo Muaswell Pk Mets Littler Mary Wenls Banaras Bown Wallon Bland Ako Coterman Lutpeper Va Gora

First Cold Wave Hits Southwest Northwest

A drastic early season cold snap across the Southwest pushes temperatures down to 18 above zero in part of Missouri and Kansas. Snow falls in Northwestern Missouri as St Paul observers report near zero and forecast subzero temperatures. Helena Montana records 24 below zero while the Northwest is shrouded by high pressure. Delays mount for St Paul trains by two to fourteen hours.

Missouri Kansas Clifs St Paul Minn New United States Williams St Paul Entira Helena Mont

Ohio Valley Floods Sweep Carrollton Maysville Areas

Heavy damage reported across Carrollton and Mayeville Kentucky as floods and a cloudburst swept the region. The Licking River swelled, many gasoline launches were carried away, and towns including Mayeville and Murphisville faced widespread inundation with residents moved to high ground. Maysville and surrounding counties were cut off as the Ohio River rose rapidly after two inches of rain in twelve hours.

Carrollton Maysville Cincinnati Otio Carrollton Ky Merit Mayeville Laking River Murphisville Lewis and Fleming Coutey Bartsmouth Oho Ohio

Policy Inquiry Highlights Hamilton Locate Paris Visit

New York lawmakers focused on policy holder protections as they review Andrew Hamilton’s Paris location and the large sums paid by New York Life Insurance. Testimony covered McCall’s plans to bring Hamilton back or obtain an accounting, plus details on Mutual Life and Northwestern acquisitions and delayed claim settlements.

New York Anmutreig Andrew Hamilton New York Life Insurance Company Paris Legislative Insurance Investigation Committee Armstrong McCall Hamilton Hamlin John C McCall New York Life Hughes Hamiton United States Charles P McClelland McClelland General Assembly Westchester County Assembly Senate Insurance Senate Insurance Committee Hoe The Mutual Life Company A C Fields Albany Mutual Life Insurance Company Fields Mutual Life Mutual Winnesa Albamy Nit Fields McClelland Equitable Life Assurance Society Townsend & McCleland Quitable Society J P Morgan & Co New York Security and ‘Trust Company Ingersoll McCalls Europe George D Eldridge Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Company Eldridge Louis F Payn Willard V King New York Security and Trust Company Union Savings Bank and Trust Company Tacoma Wash New York Company Tacoma Company King Mr King New York Secu and Treat Company George Elerenager Northwestern Life Association Salmon & Levison Northwestern Dewitt C. Merriam

Justice Peckham resigns from New York Mutual Life board

Justice Peckham outlines reasons for resigning amid the McCurdy affair. He says the board faced exposures before a legislative committee and that funds were used to influence legislation and fund political campaigns without board knowledge. He urges severance of McCurdy and reforms to restore public confidence.

Justice Peckham United States Supreme Court Ins New York Mutual Life Insurance Company Board of Trustees McCurdy Legislative Committee Washington Paic McCardy Gnance MacCurdy Peckham

Equitable Board Advances Taken Over by Society

At the monthly Equitable Life Assurance Society meeting in New York the board decided to take over agent advances from trust companies. Paul Morton endorsed the move. Expert accounts show September 30 assets at 398,002 24 plus 140,140 92 in overdue balances, totaling 416,16,508. Net assets stand at 410,041.92 with a surplus of 17,42,00. Directors elected: Sir William C. Van Horne, W. M. Redfield, John D. Kernan.

New York Say Equitable Life Assurance Society Paul Morton William C .van Horne Montreal W. M . Redfield Brooklyn John D. Kernan Utica

Not Responsible for Agents in Kentucky Court Ruling

The Kentucky Court of Appeals reversed Fulton Circuit Court in a rebating case involving Equitable Life Assurance Society. It holds the company cannot face criminal liability without guilty knowledge of agents' acts. In Philadelphia, charges against Harold Pierce of New York Life prompt expected state insurance investigations into possible rebates. Ohio opinion says insurance companies cannot invest in school bonds.

Kentucky Court of Appeals Frankfort Court of Appeals Fulton Circuit Court Equitable Life Assurance Society of Commonwealth Cout Philadelphia Philadephia Harold Pierce New York Life Insurance Company David Martin Columbus Ohio Ellis Vorys

Insurance Dept Investments Limit Bonds Purchase

The opinion states the state treasurer cannot accept bonds of boards of education as security or invest surplus funds in such bonds. It relies on a statute limiting investments to Federal, State, county, and municipal bonds under the insurance department provisions.

Boards of Education Insurance Department

McCurdy Resigns From Mutual Life Insurance Company

Richard A. McCurdy resigns as president of the Mutual Life Insurance Company effective immediately. Frederick Cromwell named temporary president. James Eckles of Commercial National Bank Chicago touted as likely successor. Justice Rufus W. Peckham resigns as trustee after over twenty years of service.

Eckles Insurance Company New York Richard A. McCurdy Mutual Life Insurance Company Frederick Cromwell The Mutual McCurdy Jameah Beckles Cleveland Commercial National Bank Chicago Board of Trustees Rufus W. Peckham United States Supreme Court the Mutual Justice Peckham

Light on the Todd case tragedy shocks New York

Aged Mia Maria Todd was lured to Philadelphia from Van Hoffman hotel to be slain for vital papers she carried. Robbery motive suspected though diamonds and cash were on her and the killers sought the documents. The exact contents remain undisclosed as Theron Davis explains.

Washington Post New York Mia Mariaretta Todd Reading Fairmont Park Philadelphia Todd Frank Tousey Mrs West Twenty-sixth Street Theron Davis Tousey

Two Die From Steel Furnace Blast at Harrisburg Plant

An explosion at the Pennsylvania Steel Works in Harrisburg caused two men to die after being engulfed by hot metal. A D Fisher and a second unidentified worker perished as metal broke from a furnace near the tunnel bead. Five others were injured and taken to Harrisburg Hospital.

Harrisburg Nova Pennsylvania Steel Works Harriaburg

New Evidence Seen to Clear Mrs Taggart in Divorce Case

New evidence from Mrs Taggart’s attorneys is believed to clear her of immorality charges by Captain Taggart and to vindicate Lieut Fortesque, nephew of President Roosevelt, amid claims of his resignation from the army. Lieut Hirschler testified they were in the cellar at Fort Leavenworth with no opportunity for impropriety, as the Taggarts’ sons refused to accompany their father’s attorney to Columbus for Thanksgiving.

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Death of Julius T Hannah Michigan Capitalist

Julius T Hannah head of Hannah & Lay Interests in Northern Michigan died after two major operations in Traverse City Michigan aged forty eight. Holdings include Chicago chamber of commerce building and properties in Oconomowoc Wisconsin. Also notes death of Edwin Hurlbut editor of Wisconsin Free at eighty. Vessel movements list ships sailing and arriving in New York and Liverpool with destinations including Bremen Cherbourg Rotterdam Boulogne Southampton and Queenstown.

Michigan Traverse City Mich Julius T Hannah Hannah & Lay Hmannth & Lay Mercantile Company Chamber of Commerce Chicago Oconomowoc Wis Eewin Hurlbut Wisconsin Free New York Friedrich der Grosse Bremen Cherbourg Schled Ogeanie Liverpool Georgie Noontem Rotterdam Boulogne Southampton Kaiser Wilhelm TL Artved Majestic Queenstown Kaiser Wilhelm Baltic Nor York

Burton Jailed Six Months With Bail Pending Appeal

United States Senator Joseph R Burton of Kansas was sentenced in the U S Circuit Court to six months in the Iron County Jail and a 2500 fine for acting as a paid attorney before the Post Office Department to block a fraud order for Rialton Grain and Securities Co St Louis bond set at 5000 with R C Kerens of St Louis as surety and stay of execution pending appeal.

St Louis Joseph Ralph Burton Kansas United States Iron County Ironton Risko Grain and Securities Company Post-office Department RC Berens Supreme Court Burton Rialton Company van Devantery Senator Burton van Devanter Genater Burton Adams Inoa United States Supreme Court Dyer Joige Vanneramer Judy van Devanter Mur Jarney Lehmann Lehmann Br.c Kerens St. Louis Federal Hhe

Burton Case Embarrassing Senate Review After Convictions

A report on Senators Burton and Mitchell facing renewed legal action after convictions. Mitchell appeals his six month jail sentence and fine. Burton is expected to appeal after a second conviction in the United States Court at St Louis. Senate members hesitate on possible official action.

Burton T United States St. Louis Senate Kansas Mitchel Oregon Mitchell Burton Theggratia

New Publications The Grito by Moncure Lyne

Review notes praise from Birmingham Age-Herald Atlanta Journal and Washington Post. Praises a romance about Texas independence featuring Rangers and stirring historic events. Mentions decorated binding and price with illustration by F B Madan.

Birmingham F B Madan

Resignations and Possible Senate Action Over Burton and Mitchell

Discussion among senators about whether Burton and Mitchell should resign to avoid further embarrassment. Some argue resignation could prejudice cases, others note salaries continue via the Secretary of the Senate until removal. If convicted, they might resign to governors or face expulsion. precedent is unclear, with past expulsion attempts and wartime vacancies cited.

Senate Burton Mitchell Congress John Smith Ohio Aaron Burr Smith

Liquozone Coupon Offer Promises Full Size Bottle

A fragment advertises stamping a coupon to obtain a full size Liquozone bottle. The pitch asserts Liquozone is a remarkable remedy and questions why such an offer would exist if it did not succeed, urging readers to try the product.

Willax

What Liquozone Is. A Gassed Germ Killer and Tonic

An advertisement extols Liquozone as a powerful germ killer and vitalizing tonic. It claims to fix and combine gases, produce a safe internal germicide, and notes test campaigns and a free bottle offer. It lists kidney, liver, stomach troubles and other diseases as targeted conditions with ongoing two month trials.

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