Forger y or perjury mutual voucher under fire
New York October 18 1905 The Armstrong committee exposed a forged signature on a 390115 voucher from the Mutual Life Insurance Company tied to George Plunkitt and the Albany house used by Fields Supervisors and two state senators. Disclosures tied to Rogers and McClelland Graney and the Albany residence raise questions about expenses and potential perjury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Plumatt
Albany
Beck
Hughes
Georg Plunkitt
Hom
Walter R Gillette
Vueker
Mutuals
Committee of Expenditures
Board of Trustees
Daniel
Young Plunkitt
Rand
Plunkitt
Lawrence
Rogers
Mutual
Fields
Charlies P. McClelland
William Graney
Theer
Dobbs Ferry
Senate
McClelland
The
O Fields
National Bank of Commerce
McCurdy
Joseph C. Hendrix
Valentine Es Payner
Bank of Commerce
William M. Carpenter
Mutual Life
Kingston
N.Y
Carpenter
Madison Avenue
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Charles P. McClellan
Madison Avenue House
Graney
State Superintendent of Insurance
Buckley
Mutual Safe
Mutual Life Assurance Company
Iam
Me“urdy
Blughes
Timpson
Stmpson
Health Office Record From 1819 Garfield Hospital Notes
A health office register lists patients and ages at Garfield Hospital and related asylums, including William Armstrong 70, Mary Lard 42, Jane Edwel 28, Josephine Smurh 24, George Lniv Hospital 28, and others aged from 2 to 98. Entries mention Homea Hosp, Freedmens Hopital, Wash Asyl Hosp, and Willard Hotel as associated facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam
Armstrong Garfield Hospital
Cox
Garfield Hospital
Jane Edwel
Geo Lniv Hospital
Jsepr
Loven
Vidente Hospital
Sears Luly PD
Meline Geo Unis
Richard Kyan
Ceirge Wondlind Wash
Ella
Willard Hotel
Notice of Marriage and Death Insertions
Notice states that marriage and death notices inserted in The Washington Post may appear in multiple morning newspapers upon application without extra charge. Listed papers include New York Times Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Cincinnati Enquirer Chicago Record-Herald Philadelphia Public Ledger Peking Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Herald St Louis Republic Syracuse Post-Standard St Paul Pioneer Press Minneapolis Tribune Cleveland Plain Dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
NEW York Times
Boston Globe
Buffalo Courier
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chicago Record-Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
PG Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
Louis Republic -Byracuse Post-Standard
ST Paul Pioneer Press
Minneapolis Tribune
Clucveland Plain Dealer
King Opens London Thoroughfare Kingsway Aldwych
King Edward opened a new three quarter mile thoroughfare linking Strand and Holborn with Queen Alexandra present. The ceremonies featured troops and royal decorations, and the project cost over 30 million dollars after six years of work. The street aims to relieve congested areas and eradicate nearby slums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Kingsway
Aldwych
Strand
Holborn
Edward
Queen Alexandra
Metropolis
Regent Street
Triumphal Arch for Togo to Be Erected in Tokyo
Tokyo reports preparations for Admiral Togo s arrival on October 22 with a large triumphal arch planned before Shimbashi station. The dispatch notes Togo and the admiral s staff and troops visiting the Temple of Ise to worship, described as an impressive sight with thousands of sailors and marines present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Togo
Shimbashi
Yamada
Ise Province
Temple of
Ise
Osborne Attacks Jerome in Final NYC Mayoral Push
Washington Post special from New York reports James W. Osborne accusing District Attorney Jerome of misconduct, urging lawful raids, restraint in public statements, and fairness. McClellan gains betting momentum as Hearst tours Brooklyn. Ivins declines corporate money and stays independent while Morgan resigns from the GOP committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Jerome
James W. Osborne
Tammany
Carnegie Hall
Osborne
McClellan
Hearst
Hoffman House
Brooklyn
Tammany Hall
Ivins
Stan
William M. Ivins
Republican
A& Cent
Belng
Odell
Jerome Forces
Ivms
Nhe
George W Morgan
Republican County Committee
Licensed to Marry in a Long List of Names
An extended notice lists numerous marriage licenses issued, naming pairs with their home cities such as Columbia Virginia Utica New York Richmond Philadelphia and more. The long roster includes couples like George W Earman and Jonnie Noe Bernard Mum Berry and Mabel A Fenton and others, followed by an explanatory note from Cincinnati Ohio dated Oct 18 about C P McClelland former New York State Senator now on the U S Customs board denying improper payments from the Mutual Life Insurance Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J J Cunningham
Pields
Dobbs Ferry
Albans
State Insurance Department
Mields
McClell
James F Pierce
The
Mutual
Robert B Jordan
Thomas D Jordan
Equitable
Society
Yelow-Dog
Mr Jordan
James M Beck
Mutuals
Charles E Hughes
Beck
Hughes
Senator Armstrong
McCurdy
Mutual Life Insurance Company
C H Raymond & Co
Due Af
Grosvenor
Fifth Avenue
Mutual Life
Biughes
Heck
Armstrong
McCunly
George W Earman
Jonnie Noe
Columbia
Bernard Mum Berry
Mabel A Fenton
George G Batley
Florence A. Thompson
Lewie H Prick
Utica
N. Y
Nellie A. McCormick
Charles E Wood
Ida B Tooly
Robert Davis
Othel A. Morris
J Edward Halley
Rebecca Dutton
John W Kincheloe
Clifton Station
Florence G. Henderson
Perry Weat
Elizabeth T. Galliher
Samuel E Boswell
Edward J. McNerhaney
Lottie Steele
Frank A. Cosby
Jassie C. Humphreys
Richmond, Va
Edwand B. Eynon, Jr
Edna Marie Ricketts
Witam
Walter Dinwinaie
Charlottesville
Pauline Casey Wright
Herman Schommer
Lillian L. Lowry
Richard C. Butler
Emma Lucas
Richmond
Washington
Jenking
Lucillia M. Pranks
Fairfax County
Thomas M. Kane
Anna M. Copley
Horse Heads
James Davis
Nellis Crawford
Frank Chatterback
Annie Waddy
Kangustasy McCoy
Martha A. Dorsey
Charles D. Sidney
Annette
McClellan
Cincinnati
Ohio
C. P. McClefffind
New York
Board of General Appraisers
United States Customs Service
New York Insurance
Bil
Pocmed
Markle withdraws from labor war and closes Freeland colliery
Freeland Pa Oct 15 special to The Washington Post Joti Markle once a leading cost operator in the anthracite struggle withdraws from the United Mine Workers conflict and begins closing his colliery for winter. The strike followed a ruling about reinstatement of a Pete boy and unions fear fuel shortages as Markle orders shutdowns and preparations to pull pumps from active operation. Rail cars are to be moved from mines and mules repurposed for farm work as the market quiets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Freeland
Joti Markle
United Mine Workers
Strik
Petesboy
Markle
Markles
Jeddo
Judgment Against Leiter Over Wheat Market Note
Joseph Leiter of Chicago was ordered by Justice Greenbaum to pay William J Zeller 369767 plus interest on a premissory note from an 1890s wheat options firm. Leiter argued Illinois gambling laws voided the debt, but the court ruled the note valid and he gave notice of appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph Leiter
Chicago
Justice Greenbaum
Supreme Court
William J Zeller
Leiter
Alen, Green& Zeller Company
Illinois
Rhode Island Republicans Renominate State Officers by Acclamation
A Rhode Island Republican convention in Providence renominated all current state officers by acclamation. The platform reaffirms the 1896 Chicago platform, praises Theodore Roosevelt for peace efforts between Russia and Japan, and emphasizes protection for American labor and industries along with national prosperity and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
Republican Party
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Russia
Japan
Abraham Lincoln
Rhode Island
McKinley
New Tobacco Rule Demands Filler Wrapper Percentages
Secretary Shaw amends customs instructions to require detailed invoices for leaf tobacco imports. Invoices must specify whether tobacco is wrapper or filler, with wrapper percentages, origin, and quality. If missing, opportunity for correction is offered. lack of good faith leads to summary action to curb abuses and misclassification for duty purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
Lea Tobacco
The Value of Charcoal as Health Remedy
Charcoal is portrayed as a safe purifier for stomach and bowels, improving breath, complexion, and teeth. Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges are advertised as best for the money, with a Buffalo physician praising their benefits for gas, cleansing breath, and purifying blood. They cost twenty five cents a box and are marketed as safe and effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Buffalo
Hancock Death Mystery Ties Family to Hyattsville Case
Baltimore detectives say Emma Smallwood did not leave the Hancock home from Monday to Thursday last week. Coroner and judges pledge a secret inquest with potential habeas corpus action and new state evidence to be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Hancock
Emma Smallwood
Hyattsville
Hancock House
Consug
Merriam
Laura Hancock
Luther Hare
USA
B. Reeves Russell
James Bishop
New York
Eugene Criffin
General Electric Company
Carr
Hagan and Burns
Arrison
Latimer
Hyattaville
Wells
Car
Robert T.wells
Fort Hancock
Marlboro
Mra Mackall
Miss Cooke
Fest
Col Hancock
Pension Bureau
Lfe
Masonic Hall
Hyattsvill
Punished for Remarriage by State Guard Leader
In Scranton, the State Baptist Societies convention removed Maj. Gen. Charles Miller of Franklin from the Pennsylvania Mission Society board due to his divorce and remarriage. Miller, head of the state National Guard, had been a liberal donor to missions. Attorney J C Missley protested, saying Baptists shamed themselves. Miller’s estranged wife had been inane years before his remarriage to a prominent society woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Scranton
State Baptist Societies of
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Mission Society
Charles Miller
Franklin
National Guard
Gen Miller
Gen. Miller
J. C. Missley
Harrisburg
Ingane
Nissley
Moors Hold Englishmen In Morocco Incident
Reported release of two British officers captured by Moorish bandits is denied Official Tangier dispatch confirms capture claims and notes sympathy for Britain The item mentions German interference with French Morocco plans and lists ship arrivals and departures in transatlantic routes from New York and Southampton through Oct 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tangier
Morocco
Paris
Great Britain
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Corcoran
Margaret
Partick
Vigaret
Church of the Holy Name
John
Eliza Costello
Pal Wii
St Alovesius’ Church
Mount Olvet Cemetery
Loomis
Frederick Mdir
Lafayette
Charles Loans
Glenwood Chapel
Brookland
Princes Fitzwilliam
John McThaul
Marlow
Leesburg Va
Buwnel
Thomas
Gertrude Fuauc Gretbeld
Fredius Funuu
Streit
Fomeril
Flory Jc. Howkinson Smith
Conneticut Avenue
Mr. McCurdy
Mc~Curdy
the Grosvenor
Atbasy House
Health Office Record
Jeaths
Undertakers
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
William Lee
Main
R. F. Harvey’s Sons
Fourtcanth Street
Commazions Ciapel Telephone
North 27
Janety
John R. Wright CO
Lee
George P. Zurhorst
Capitol St
Wewepal
King
London Street
Verholt
To-Kalon Wine Co
McLellan
Ivine
Perstar
Republican Platform
Hancock Home
Baptist Mission Society Board
Pennsylvania National Guard
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Kataura
Baron Kataura
Pbs
Teutonic
Edvarpool
Georgia
Liverpool
Battle
Pottedam
Sicilia
Genoa
Naples
Gueenatown
Finjled
Ouronia
Iverpool
Southampton
Satlet
Kater ‘Wickester Grease
Bremen
Stiumphs Fy Ford
Massachusetts Avenue
L. W. Weed
Horn
the Tailor
J. J. Georges G Son
Chiropodists
Pennsylvania Ave
Newcorn & Green
Chicago Tribune
Creasy
Mr. Creasy
Giants
Athletics
E. W. Grove
Cs Stout
the Association
G Street N. W
Henry van Dyke
Princeton
the Young Men’s Christian Association
N. W. Burchell
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HUB Furniture CO
Liquosons Company
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