Bowen Takes Sue Anxious to Hush Scandal
Former minister Herbert W Bowen cites letters in a formal statement alleging President Roosevelt and Mr Loomis sought to hush a scandal. He claims Hay defended Loomis while condemning Bowen, and that Roosevelt offered a promotion to quiet the matter.
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Venezuela
Loomis
New York
Herbert W Bowen
Woodstock
Conn
Roosevelt
Iay
Washington
Legatia
Caracas
Hay
Missing Girl Found After Seven Years in London
Grace Page, once from Barre Vermont, vanished from home after a family estrangement. Found destitute in London, England, Salvation Army workers located her. She reluctant to share her experiences, stating only she did domestic work while away.
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Washington Post
Rutland
Grace Page
Barre
Mothe
Salvation Army
London
England
Miss Page
W. Brealey
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Gir
New York
Vermont
Ten Cars Demolished in Chicago Belt Line Crash
A Big Four freight train from Cleveland to St Louis collided with a Germantown crossing derailment in Terre Haute Indiana fatally injuring engineer R B Brown and injuring three others Rev A W Luce of Hope Ind was among the injured as the engine and ten cars were wrecked and the truck torn up for yards The derail kept the engine over an embankment while a car piled atop it. The Rev Mr Luce was moving household goods from Fort Branch to Hope Ind at the time.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago
R B Brown
W Luce Hope
Je Shiterbaum
Ireman
Mattoon
AL Jesse Sik
Doctor Quins Affidavit Ordered By Vicksburg Board
Vicksburg hoards board orders affidavit against Dr R A Quin head of the profession in the city over charges of failure to report yellow fever cases. Charges leveled by Surgeon Guiteras and officials from the state board.
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Vicksburg
Miss
Board of Health
R. A Quin
Guiteras
Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
H H Haralson
State Board of Health
Louisiana
Paterson
Jackson
Mississippi
Natchez
Gulfport
Pensacola
Fla
Pat Crowe Arrest Ties to Omaha Kidnapping Case
Mont Tutte Oct 3 reports Pat Crowe identified in Butte as the Eddie Cudahy kidnapper. He claims travels and war service, admits past visit to Omaha, and asserts ongoing pursuit to clear his name. Authorities move to return him to Omaha to face shooting charges against Officer Jackson and pursue the Cudahy case. Edward Cudahy urges prosecution of the abduction.
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Omaha
Packer
Washington Post
Tutte
Mont
Butte
Pat Crowe
Crowe
Charles McGarvey
Art
McGarvey
Eddie Cudahy
wWinca
Jackson
Lincoln
Cheyenne
Anthony Crowe
Wyoming
Wanter
Wddie Cudahy
Edna Cudahy
Jamet
Yara
Omahe
Donahue
Omahi
Edward
Cudahy
Lowe
French Chef Arrested in Devils Island Murder Claim
New York reports Eugene Hicharde a French chef was arrested on a charge of being an escaped Devils Island prisoner. Two men posed as friends to implicate him after he had them arrested for robbery. The recorder questioned a tattoo claim and cleared the case against the men with a mistrial.
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New York
Eugene Hicharde
Devils Island
Dreyfus
Richard
Goff
Clark
Richards
France
Sq. Nen
Hyde Subpoena Fight Looms At Nassau Wedding
Process servers hunted James Hazen Hyde at Wheatley Hills as investigators press for his testimony before the Armstrong insurance inquiry in New York. Hyde’s counsel Untermeyer claims the committee lacks power and proposes limited testimony with counsel, while noting civil suits against Hyde and the estate. Russell seeks permission to sue NY Life officers to recover campaign funds.
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Washington
Wheatley Hills
Henry Labcock
Manhattan
James Hazen Hyde
Alice D. Babcock
Henry Rogers Winthrop
Buchanan Winthrop
Equitable Life
Winthrop
Mr. Hyde
Nassau County
Armstrong Insurance Investigation
Mr Hyde
Equitable
Newport
Ame
New York
Armstrong Insurance Committee
James H. Slyne
Samuel Untermver
Hyde
Charles E Hughes
Untermyer
Star Chamber
Hyda
Return to treasury funds misused prompts court relief
Attorney General Mayer received a demurrer by James T. Hyde contesting the blanket suit against old Equitable Life directors seeking restitution for allegedly diverted funds. Hyde claims the complaint lacks a cause of action, faults the omission of policy and stockholders as defendants, and warns delays if appeals arise. St Paul Minn Oct 8 new york life license revoked in Nevada pending management changes and proof of honest conduct. The Nevada action cites removal of John A McCall and George Perkins as necessary for reinstating the license.
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Untermeyer
New York Life
Hyde
Board of Trustees
Mayer
James T. Hyde
Equitable Life Assurance Society
St Paul
Minn
C. H. Venner
New York
O’brien
New York Life Insurance Company
Minnesota
John A McCall
Perkins
O'Brien
Carson
P Davis
New York Home Office
George Perkins Retein
Nevada
Lcense
Monk Gibson chase widens as searchers scour Edna area
Edna Tex Oct 3 There is little new in the pursuit of Monk Gibson charged with the murder of five Conditt family members. About 200 men search the bottoms with four companies of military camped nearby while residents jeer at the soldiers. Authorities say the negro may have escaped or died after a severe thrashing and no trace has been found.
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Edna
Tex
Monk Gibson
Conditt
Hulen
Lttle
Gomez In New York Candidate Against Palma
Gen Jose Miguel Gomez governor of Santa Clara Cuba arrived in New York on the Monterey and will stay about two weeks He denied planning to seek American intervention or to visit President Roosevelt He speculated on Liberal party plans but offered no firm itinerary or commitments
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New York
Jose Miguel Gomez
Santa Clara
Cuba
Palma
Monterey
Gomez
United States
Washington
Roosevelt
Gomes
Liberal Party
Gen.Gomez
O. Ferrara
Havana
Ferrara
Gen. Gomez
Hearst Declines Mayor Nomination Yet Promoted by League
New York October 3 Congressmen William R Hearst declined a mayoral nomination from the Municipal Ownership League in a letter to Justice Samuel Seabury. The league pressed on with Hearst as their candidate, while the district attorney race in New York City drew 6000 signatures for Wiliam T Jerome. Across the country Toledo novelist Brand Whitlock was nominated for mayor by Independents. An auction advertisement promotes affordable home furnishings at 1227 G Street.
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Municipal Ownership Committee
New York
William R. Hearst
Samuel Benbury
Municipal Ownership League
Wiliam T. Jerome
New York City
Justice Seabury
Hearst
Mr. Hearst
Committee of Seventeen
Toledo
Ohio
Brand Whitlock
Independents
Cockrell for Reciprocity in Missouri meeting
Warrensburg Missouri October 2 Former United States Senator Francis M Cockrell was the principal speaker at the Democratic legislative reunion gov Joseph W Folk US Senator William J Stone former Gov Alexander M Dockery and Congressman Champ Clark addressed the gathering urging reciprocity and restrained tariffs. Senator Cockrell pressed free trade limits and urged national and state trust regulation while noting the need for a reciprocity policy in foreign trade. Beaton Oct 3 a subcommittee of fourteen organized to push a reciprocity plank in the state Republican platform if not adopted by Friday.
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Warrensburg
United States
Francis M. Cockrell
Joseph W. Folk
Wiliam J. Stone
Alex. M. Dockery
Champ Clark
Cockrell
Congress
Beaton
Committee On Resolutions
State Committee
Caustic reply to Shaw from Florida Democratic chair
Jacksonville Florida October 3 Duncan A Fletcher chairman of the Democratic executive committee replies to Secretary Shaw’s Richmond statement. He says the Jacksonville board of trade meeting was social not partisan and that the claim Democrats present were all protectionists misleads and should not be challenged at the event.
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Florida
Democratic
Jacksonville
Fla
Shaw
Richmond
Board of Trade of
Duncan A. Fletcher
Democratic Executive Committee
Board of Trade
NO ENMITY TOWARD PLATT SAYS GOV HIGGINS
Gov Higgins denied personal rancor toward Senator Platt after a veto on a liquor license issue tied to the New York hotel where Platt resides. He noted disagreements on political matters but affirmed no ill will and said there are no personal quarrels between them.
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Higgins
Albany
N. Y
Senator Platt
New York
Platt
Bowen at Issue with President
Banquet of the Y. M. C. A. Police Chief Upholis Census. Local Obituary Record. &Bigamist's Attempt at Murder. Stormy Meeting of Policy Holders. Young Bank Thief's Story.
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Bowen
Hyde Hvedes
Ramsey
Gould
Bigamist
Tennessee
Virginia
Maryland
Washington
Slateenth Street
WCTU
Guam
Abyssinia Envoy to Philadelphia Receives Support
Philadelphia October 3 The Commercial Museums of Philadelphia report receipt of official notification that a commercial representative of Abyssinia is coming to the city. Accredited by Emperor Menelik II the envoy bears a letter of introduction and is to study merchandise offerings and purchase items for Abyssinia seeking beneficial exchanges. United States Consul General Skinner of Marseilles requests full assistance, noting he is the first semi official Abyssinian envoy to visit the United States and hopes for favorable impressions.
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Philadelphia
Abyssinia
Menelik
Judah
Menelik II
Euthiopis
Abdullah Ali Sadiek
United States
Skinner
Marseilles
France
Fatally Shot by Stranger in Pittsburg Restaurant
Hugh Hamilton a Greensboro manufacturer was fatally shot in a crowded Pittsburg restaurant by Anthony Oleson a Swede believed to be the man who caused a White House disturbance on Oct 6 1903 Oleson who had anarchist literature a Debs photo a Washington ticket and $72 said he was bound for the President Hamilton entered Hotel Wilson at noon and sat at a table Oleson sat opposite drew a revolver and fired Hamilton fled to the street and a jeweler shop where two more shots were fired ending Hamiltons life
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Washington Post
Pittsburg
Hugh Hamilton
Greensboro
Anthony Oleson
Oregon
White House
Minneapolis
Oleson
Eugene Debs
Hill Defends Freight Rates At Portland Banquet
President J J Hill of the Great Northern and Howard Elliott of the Northern Pacific argued against federal regulation of rates at a Lewis and Clark Exposition banquet in Portland. Hill claimed no true rate reductions have occurred, citing a $667 million cumulative cut in Great Northern ton mile costs over 25 years, and warned federal controls would ruin most rail mileage.
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Portland
Oreg
J. J Hill
Great Northern Railroad
Mr. En
Howard El-iott
Northern Pacific Railroad
Hill
United States
Russia
Great Northern Railway
No arrest in torso case follows photo lead
Boston reports no arrest today in the Winthrop suitcase mystery. Police doubt a photograph tied to one man among those seen at the Chelsea ferry the night before the grisly find. State police pursue the medical office manager in Tremont Street believed pictured.
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Boston
Get
Timothy Howard
Chelgea Ferry
Tremont Street
Terry Simpson Dying Amid Critical Kansas Hospital Stay
Former congressman Jerry Simpson was admitted from Roswell New Mexico to a Wichita hospital in critical condition and not expected to survive the night. The brief adds a cryptic note about sending money to Sloan's at 1407 G street.
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Kansas
Wichita
Kane
Jerry Simpson
Roswell
W. M
Ramsey in court control of the Wabash
Joseph Ramsey Jr president of the Wabash Filed suit in St Louis Circuit Court seeking an injunction to stop a Toledo board meeting that would elect a new Wabash leadership Ramsey says the move would curb competition with Missouri Pacific and Iron Mountain while Gould holdings are disputed and a hearing is set for Friday Judge Taylor ordered defendants to show cause why a temporary injunction should not issue.
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St. Louis
Missouri Pacific
Ramsey
Wabash Railroad
St Louis
Joseph Ramsey, Jr
Wabash
Lion Mountain and
Mercantile Trust Company
New York
Walter S. Wilson
H. M. Walker
George J. Gould
Kansas City
Missouri
Missouri Pacific Railway
Tron Mountain
Mercantile Trust Company of
Wilson, Walker & Good Gould
Iron Mountain Railway
F W. Lehmann
Iron Mountain and Southern
Gould
Ramsay
Russell Sage
Alex G. Cochran
The
Toledo
Mr. Ramsey
Iron Mountain
Ecenac
Rathsey
Wabash Mir
Teylor
Testimony Ordered in Government Paper Case
In St Paul Minnesota Judge Vandee venter ruled that officers of Hennepin Paper Itasca Paper and Northwest Paper must appear before the United States examiner and answer questions in the United States against General Paper Company and twenty three defendants. Books and papers cited in the subpoena must be produced and submitted for government examination. The court held that the corporation has immunity under the Constitution comparable to an individual. Maj Charles McCann ex Confederate officer died at seventy after surgery for Brights disease. He served in the Third Virginia Cavalry and was wounded seven times.
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St Paul, Minn
Vandee Venter
United States District Court
Hennepin Paper Company
Itasca Paper Company
Northwest Paper Company
United States Examiner
United States
General Paper Company
Charles McCann
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