Ask Governor's Aid In Policy Holders Interest
Telegram from Thomas W Lawson asks Govs Folk and Johnson to join a protective committee for policy holders of New York Life Mutual and Equitable to secure restitution and punish misconduct. Johnson and Folk indicate willingness to serve. committee would take possession and appoint directors and comptrollers pledged to restitution and penalties. Also lists named individuals connected to the movement and notes ongoing investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bperial
Washington Post
Minneapolis
Mann
Guy Johnson
Thomas W Lawson
New York and Mutual Life
Gov Johnson
Guv Johnson
Lawson
New York
Jefferson Chy
Folk Westnight
Mutual, New York Life
Equitable
Boston
Govs Folk
Missouri
Johnson
Minnesota
Thomas W. Lawson
Thoes
Wilson
New York Lite
Mutual
Health Office Record Deaths and Ages From Oct 7 1905 List
Emergency Hospital Wythe Blakey 8 years. Ditas Campbell 79 years. Freedmen's Hospital 32 years. Etla M. Deproit 28 years. Downs 54 years. Farquhar 13 years. Gray 91 years. Harbison 38 years. Henderson 27 years. Knott 44 years. Laeoh 652 years. Mann 10 years. Mayo 73 years. Ro McOavar Gov Hosp Insane 41 years. Quaries 3 years. Ralph 7d years. Richardson 87 years. Wilson 86 years. Remaining entries list names and ages across multiple institutions.
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Wythe Blakey Emergency
Ditas Campbell
Jones Row
Henry Cramp
Samuel Harbison
Cleveland Park
Bernart
Henderson
U SA
Aante C Knott
Providence Hospital
Boynton Laeoh
Garfield Hospital
Lockwood
Ave
Mable Mann
Swan's
Richard Mayo
Spencer
Josaph Ro
McOavar Gov Hosp
Annie E Quaries
Alles
Ralph
Richardson
Rom I. Wilson
Notice on inverted marriage and death notices in Wasabington Post
The Wasabington Post states that marriage and death notices inverted will upon application appear simultaneously in several morning newspapers at no extra charge. Newspapers listed include New York Times, Boston Globe, Buffalo Courier, Cincinnati Enquirer, Chicago Record-Herald, Philadelphia Public Ledger, Pittsburgh Dispatch, Providence Journal, Rochester Journal, St Louis Republic, Syracuse Post Standard, St Paul Pioneer Press, Minneapolis Tribune, Cleveland Plain Dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasabington
Buffalo
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chicago Record-Herald
A Public Ledger
Telegram outlines plan for protective committee action
The telegram says the committee will bear no expense or travel burden and will serve a sacred duty. Mr Lawcen declined to discuss the proposal but noted the telegram named many governors and civic leaders invited. Names of acceptors will be announced as soon as possible and organization will form a definite plan of action.
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Vitel
Thames
Lawcen
Civans
Negro confesses to murder in Wellsburg case
Special to The Washington Fuse Wheeling West Virginia October 7 William Clark colored confessed at Wellsburg that he shot Joseph Anderson colored and placed the body before the home of August Stubbenfield to divert suspicion He said he killed to save his friend Robert Fowlkes who had been a six year fugitive from justice for killing his wife at Breabenville Ohio Anderson plans to avenge his sister Clark knew he would be hunted and that Fowlkes probably escaped with a gang to Cincinnati
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Washington
Wheeling
W. Va
William Clark
Wellsburg
Joseph Anderson
August Stubbenfield
Clark
Robert Fowlkes
Fowlkes
Breabenville
Ohio
United States Dam No. 11
Anderson
Cincinnati
Bartlett Chooses Bartlett as Massachusetts Governor Candidate
Gen Charlce W Bartlett of Boston is nominated by the Massachusetts Democracy for governor with Henry Whitney, Henry Little, Dariel J Doherty, P J Ashe, and John T Leahy named to key statewide posts. The platform calls for tariff revision, free coal iron lumber and other materials, state supervision of insurance, and municipal ownership of utilities.
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Bryan
Boston
Mass
Charlce W. Bartlett
Massachusetts Democracy
Henry M. Whitney
Brookline
Henry B. Little
Newburyport
Dariel J. Do*herty
P J. Ashe
North Adams
John T. Leahy
State Committee
Daniel ¥. Toomey
Springfield
Mr. Toomey
Watson
Baston
Donahue
Lowell
Holmes and Sheehan
Malien
Corvention
Cotter
Hyde Park
Gen. Bartlett
John H. H. McNamee
Cambridge
McNamee
Roosevelt
Far East
Jeremiah Watson
William J. Bryan
Mr. Whitney
Ramsey Seeks Court Appointed Inspectors At Wabash Meeting
Joseph Ramsey files in Common Pleas Court to appoint inspectors of election for the Wabash annual directors meeting in Toledo. He charges last year’s inspectors lack necessary qualifications and seeks new, disinterested officials citing potential fraudulent stockholder voting. Ramsey says he is still president and holds 10 percent of stock. opposing counsel argues inspectors are ministerial.
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Toledo
Ohio
Gould
Fred Reynolds
Col. Reynolds
The
Wabash
A. W. Colton
Wabash Steamship Line
C. W. Newton
Lcal
Ramaey
Ramsey
Remsey
Wabash and
George
Railway Brotherhood Urges Ban on Japanese and Korean Labor
St. Paul Minn Oct 7 Before adjournment to meet next year in Milwaukee the International Brotherhood of Railway Blacksmiths and Helpers adopted resolutions urging Congress to pass a law prohibiting Japanese and Korean laborers on the Pacific Coast and through the Northwestern States. They also seek extension of the Chinese exclusion to cover Japanese and Koreans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minn
Milwaukee
International Brotherhood of Railway Blacksmiths and Helpers
Congress of the
United States
Pacific Coast
Santo Domingo Debt Review by Hollander Report
Prof Jacob H Hollander completed a report as Roosevelt's special envoy on Santo Domingo's finances. He warns the West Indian republic owes about 940 million in debt and values the debt around 40 million, suggesting substantial reductions. The president will likely keep the report confidential for Senate use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Indian Republic
Jacob H. Hollander
Roosevelt
Santo Domingo
Senate
Congress
Hellander
Root
Hollander
Aettle
West Indies
Europe
Kaiser Admires President in Messages from Europe
Representative Bartholdt of Missouri, head of the American delegation to the Brussels Interparliamentary Conference, delivered to President Roosevelt four messages of felicitations from Emperor William II. Bartholdt reported Roosevelt is highly regarded by European rulers, while the Belgian king and other dignitaries expressed admiration. Also announced: W. W. Willcox named pension agent at Des Moines, Iowa, replacing the late A. H. Thompson.
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Bartholdt
St Louis
Brussels
Roosevelt
Felici
William
Germany
Mr. Bartholdt
Belgium
Said
Berthold
Des Moines
W. W. Willcox
Iowa
A. H.thompson
RR. H. Clarkson
Municipal Ownership and Public Utilities Reform
The text argues for municipal control of public utilities, praising local governance over national oversight. It endorses expanded powers for municipal corporations to deliver fair prices and reliable service, cites insurance corruption as a reason to avoid centralized control, and lauds President Roosevelt while lamenting Gov. Douglas’s retirement.
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Buaivem
Perignea
Ifo
New York City
Roosevelt
Far East
Gov
Douglas
Hughes May Not Run His Duty To Policy Holders
Washington Post report on October 7 quotes Insurance Investigation figures predicting that Charles E Hughes cannot accept the Republican mayoral nomination without undermining the inquiry. McKeen and Mayer voiced concerns that Hughes would taint the committee and jeopardize its work, urging him to refuse the nomination despite personal praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McKeen
Hughes
New York
Washington Post
Charles E. Hughes
McKeen
Julius Mayer
Miler
Alsure
Prohibition party nominates Helme for governor in Rhode Island
The Rhode Island Prohibition party met in convention and nominated B ern on E Helme of South Kingston for governor Horace Ralph of Coventry for lieutenant governor and William H Hobson of Providence for secretary of state They adopted a platform calling for the suppression of pool selling and direct election of President Vice President and United States Senators
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Rhode Island
Prohibitionista
Providence
R. L
Rhode Island Prohibition Party
Bernon E. Helme
South
Kingston
Horace ©. Ralph
Coventry
William H. Hobson
United States
Robbers Blow Chagrin Falls Post Office Safe
In Cleveland on Oct 7 a post-office strong box at Chagrin Falls was blown. Banker W E Rogers, awakened, confronted the robbers on the way to the scene with a Winchester. About fifty shots were exchanged. Rogers escaped unharmed and suspects one robber was wounded. The criminals fled toward Cleveland after stealing a horse and buzzy. the posse lost them near the city limits. The robbers reportedly secured only a small sum. Ridgway Named for Borough President in Kings County.
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Cleveland
Chagrin Falls
W. E. Rogers
Rogers
Amendment as Issue He Scores Democratic Ring
Maryland rally features Secretary Bonaparte accusing the Democratic ring of disenfranchising Black voters and subverting liberty. He labels party leaders, compares reform to past governance, and warns of unified control unless voters reject the amendment amid a crowded Hagerstown gathering.
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Hagerstown
Charlies J. Romnaparte
Alexander R. Hagner
Secretary of the Navy
Hugh H. McCullough
Cecil County
Thomas J. Parran
Calvert County
Conocheague Club
Bonaparte
Maryland
Ting
Aitu
French Banks Lose Gold Amid Shipment Rumors
Paris reports no shipments of French gold to the United States from the Bank of France’s withdrawn 5 million. The fall in the country’s gold balance to 587.98 million sparked market talk of American transfers, with Lazard Freres denying shipments and suggesting funds may have gone to Egypt and other regions. The European Economist notes rising US gold movements with the J. Louis carrying 1.7 million to National City Bank in New York.
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Paris
United States
Bank of France
America
Bank of
France
London
Lazard Freres
New York
Egypt
New A
Engineers At Bas Obispo Inspect Canal Locks Site
Oct 7 Bas Obispo engineers from Panama Canal and U S groups toured sites chosen by French for locks. They crossed the Chagres River, assessed Gamboa district for a dam, examined hills and marsh, then returned to Colon to review plans with Frs Maltby. Winded voyage due to shallow water, health good.
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Colon
LaHe
Panama Canal
Bas Obispo
Chagres River
Gamboa
George W. Davis
Frs. Maltby
Cristobal
Mindi
Gatun
Culebra
Davis
John G Sullivan Named Assistant Chief Engineer in Isthmian Commission
John G Sullivan was appointed assistant chief engineer of the Isthmian Canal Commission. He is a seer of the American Society of Civil Engineers and served as division engineer of the Canadian Pacific Railway with headquarters at Winnives.
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John G. Sullivan
Isthmian Canal Commission
Mr. Sullivan
American Society of Civil Engineers
Canadian Pacific Railway
Winnives
Bradbury Pianos Sold Directly at Factory Prices by F G Smith
Freeborn G. Smith’s Bradbury pianos are marketed direct to buyers at factory prices enabling high-grade instruments at $109 to $250 less than rivals. Factories in Leominster and New York operate year round to meet demand. Washington branch at 1225 Pennsylvania Ave showcases upright grands and Ideal grands with rental plans from $2 to $10 per month.
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America
Bradbury
Freeborn G. Smith
Todey
Leominster
Mase
New York
Washington
F G Smith Piano Co Ia
Pennsylvania Avenue
Senator Smoot Revolt Delays Voting On Apostles Taylor Cowley
Salt Lake City Oct 7 United States Senator Reed Smoot an apostle of the Mormon Church refused to vote to sustain the quorum of twelve apostles John W Taylor and Matthias Cowley until they have hearing before competent church authority He cited bishops ecclesiastical court as the proper body to judge them Plural wives allegations and uncertain whereabouts of the two men have complicated Smoots position in the ongoing Washington hearing He abstained from voting but did not protest nor vote negatively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
United States
Reed Smoot
Mormon Church
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
John W. Taylor
Matthias Cowley
Smeet
Taylor and
Cowley
Woodruff
Smoot
Washington
Mexico
Canada
Senate Committee On Privileges and
Beyjator Smoot
Church
Smeot
Losses by Cotton Slump Weigh on Wall Street Bulls
Special to The Washington Post from New York reports a large-scale loss expected in the cotton market after a recent decline. Bulls allegedly held 300000 to 400000 bales bought around 10.75 to 11.35 and sold near 9.96. Estimated losses range from 1.2 million to 2.0 million dollars based on holdings.
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Washington
New York
Wall Street
Bull Clique
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Folk
Carl Ziegler
Florence Weikel
Baltimore, Md
George W Peters
Fannie Whiting
Lewis Johnson
Charlottesville
Anna Lockett
Hickory Hill
Beattie—Baxter
St Anthony’s Church
Yorker
Ontario
C. B.S Radcliff
Annie Mary
Arthur Baxter
Joseph Hoyt Beatte, MD
Dobbs Ferry
N. Y
DU Bois
Alma Janette
Charles F du Boia
Cheridan Avenue
Heider
Sixth Street
Beasle May
George and
Jennie Heider
Vermont Avenue Christian Church
Vermont Avenue
O Northwest
Hill
Wiliam R. Hill
Ho Hines
Fourteenth Street Northwest
Moran
David Moran
Mary Kl. Moran
First Street
St. Aloyetus Church
Sullivan
Vienna
Rose B
L. M. Bultlivan
Health Office Record
Undertakers
F Street
N. W
J. William Lee
Commadioug Chapel
Modestoricas
Pennsylvania Zoo
R. F. Harvey
John R. Wright Co
Tenth St
George P. Zurhorst
East Capitol Rt
Trisgbone
Negro
Murde
Bartlett the Chonge
Bay State
John R. Thayer
Worcester
Legislative Hall
Republican Party
Thayer
Massachusetts
Ote Ion Poe
Democratic Party
Lodge
Massachusetta
Court
Kaiser
Associates In Insurance Inquiry
Ridgway
Democrata
Kings County
James W. Ridgway
George 3
Mel Cieran
Negroca
Father
Sam
Ring
Ita
Baltimore
Great Britain
Panama
F. G. Smith
Wall Street Bulls
Isthmian
Commission
Panarha
W. B. Moses & Sons
Horn
the Tailor
Buicatiey & Pe
Friedlander Bros
Toxalon Wine CO
14Th St
A. Herman’s Sons Co
Cor. H St
Selinger’s
F. S. Williams & Co
Williams’ Ween
NewspaperenCn
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