Wrecked Chicago Banker Stensland Seeks Return on Tangier
The Chicago bank wreck case involving Paul O Stensland heats up as Tangier funds may be attached under law. Officials pursue extradition through Tangier and New York, with Moroccan authorities and U S Treasury coordination.
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Chicaso
Atttornes Barbour
Atternes Olsen
Tangier R
Washington
Paul O Stenstand
Miwaukee Avenue State Bank of
Chicago
Irga
Peizer
Treasury
Shaw
State Department
Stensland
Ihe
Cangier
Jour
MARRIED NOTICE IN EARLY 1900S CITY RECORDS
The clipping lists several marriage notices and obituaries dated September 1906 including McKenzie Radcliffe nuptials at Trinity Church, MELLE-HUGHES marriage, and Mrs Marta A Craig services, followed by obituaries for Rosa Anna Krave and Newell May Lee. It cites funeral arrangements at Mount Olivet and other local cemeteries. The piece also discusses U.S. legal matters about habeas corpus and a Cook County treasurer kidnapping case referenced with the Supreme Court ruling on extradition and kidnapping law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKenzie
Radcliffe
Humpehieo
May Radcliffe
Donald McKenzie
George F Dudley Melle-Hughes
Trinity ME
Rey F A Jeter
Arthur Awls
Mabel Sudbes
Tee Wadtig Vm
Eraig
N Weinerdes
Bem
Marta
Craig Funwwa
Cleter
Hughes
Strest
Nineteenth Street
Hin Zoaldence
Massachusetts
Lewis Johnson Datis
Mary Eddile
Wilisar
Mount Olivet
Cemater
Ales
Rosa Anna Krave
Aleider
Fredarlekh “Krwot
Plorida Avenue
Br Marys
Altoona & Pir
Newell
Lee Dedlared
Wits
Lee Ana Daugbear
Mary Up Shires
Wineral
E Street
Supreme Court
Securine
Cook County
Chicago
Peru
Pere
Ker
San Francines
Illinos
Califor
United States
New York
Stensland
Insurgents Capture Dajabón and Push Toward Monte Cristi
Dominican insurgents led by Guellito Jiminez Nevarro and Rivas captured Dajabón with 300 rebels facing 70 government soldiers. The town capitulated on September 4. Forces then moved toward Monte Cristi to cut government reinforcements, threatening Monte Cristi’s fall without timely aid.
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Cage Hallen
Dayabon
Santo Domingo
Geos Guellito
Mauricio Jiminez
Andres Nevarro
Moguelito Rivas
Cajibon
Jalar
Atd
Dajabon
Gett Guellito
Monte Cisti
Guayabin
Monte Crist
Guetilla
Dambon
Guelille
Monte Cristi
Three Died By The Noose In Jail Escape Bid
A multi-location old news item reports executions by hanging. In Pennsylvan ia Cornelius Coombe and John Williams were hanged in Fatsburg jail. Coombe died quickly, Williams after a delay. Separate incidents include Wilkins killing Mrs Mary Quincey and Lizzie Dicker, plus Ricardo Forte being hanged in Westchester for murder of two children Mare and Domirec near Lucca. The reports include attempted suicides and notes of family statuses.
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Finsburg
Cornelius Coombe
John Williams
Coombs
Williams
Bucken Coombs
Walliams
Wilikins
Mary Quincey
Lizzie Dickerson
McKeesport
Westchester
Ricardo Forte
Mare
Domiréeck
Lucca
Forte
Howellsvile
Here
Thevey
Spanish War Nurses elect vice presidents at convent
Dr Lan A Tughea of Boston was chosen president of the Spanish American War Nurses Association at the closing session. Dr Amis McGee of Washington declined re-election. Elizabeth Stack of Washington was named vice president along with Miss Stack. Rebecca Jackson of Overbrook was re elected treasurer and Robert X Neale of Westport was recorded secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita McGee
Elizabeth Stack
Boston
Lan A Tughea
Btse
Rebecca Jackson
Overbrook
Bank collapse prompts inquiry into Real Estate Trust directors
Philadelphia reports state banking commissioner Berkey appointed special examiners Vollum and Goldsmith to audit assets and liabilities of the defunct Real Estate Trust Company. Receiver Earle backs reorganization hopes while creditors seek accountability for director actions. Overdrafts and risky loans linked to president Hank Hipple and partner Segal revealed. potential Sherman Act move against Segal interests discussed.
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Philadelphia
Berke
Cnarigs
Yoillum
Meyer Goldsmith
Wils
Recev
Lrugsti Company
Harle
Teeenger
Adotf Se
Binking
Berkey Fan
4 Affairs
Rcason
Bernsley
Messrs
Vollum Ant Goldsmith
Earle
Anditson
Dinklag
Berkey
Bosey
Witnesaee
Bell
Segal
North
Collingwoog
Wiich Segal
Hopple
Hipple
Collingwood
Isues
Segal Enteprises
Bartle
American Sugar Refining Company
Court of Equity
F. Wharton Hippie
Simplified Spelling Movement Gains College Support
The simplified spelling board reports 85 college leaders have signed to use Lee 300 words where practicable in correspondence before August 1, 1906. New York leads with over 10 university affiliates, Illinois next with 130 signers, Massachusetts 92, California 67, Michigan 52, Missouri 42, Pennsylvania 31 and Connecticut Indiana Kansas and Maryland each over 20. Also notes a display at New Parcure with furniture items in a sale.
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New York
Lee
New York State
Llfinois
Masshausetts
California
Michigan
Missouri
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Indiana
Kansas
Mary- Lnnd
Rearnim
United States Army Wins National Team Match at Sea Girt
Distilled report on the national team match at Sea Girt where the U S Infantry team clinched the National Trophy, $300 medals, and top honors. Cavalry second and New York fourth follow, with districts and individual marks noted amid poor weather and target problems.
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United States
Congress
Hilton
United States Cavalry
Massachusetts
New York
United States Navy
United States Marine Corps
New
W York
United States Infantry
Oma
Ifth
New Jersey
Cavalry Ser
S Marines
Theis
Whvenyd
Wellington
Minnesota
Pennnslvania
Florida
Michigen
District of Columbia
Town
Colorado
Oregon
Maryland
Georgia
Texas
Sebraske
South Carolina
Vermont
Delaware
West Virginia
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Alabama
Virginia
Fred By Sueut Dillon
Lieut Walliams
Army Infantry
Rifle event results and upcoming match details
Fragments describe cash awards of 100 for Sergi Groome and Laert Heidenrich finishing in consolation rounds. Lindeytaivat match and a Winchester prize are mentioned. Contest entries are limited to 7 percent and the riflemen plan to depart tomorrow for home, with events resuming Saturday evening at the earliest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sergi Groome
Sub
Laert Heidenrich
Protest for Beet Sugar Development in Idaho Congress
In Boise Idaho on September 6 the session of the Immigration Congress heard the resolutions committee report. It approves the Federal Reclamation Service work, backs its honesty and ability, protests further legislative favors for Philippine sugar, and urges end to legislative agitation that harms U S sugar production. Guy Chamberlain of Oregon elected president with John Henry Smith Sall Take City Maxton Reno third vice president George W Bateson Texas and D H Atulerson Chicago as officers. next year’s meeting slated for Sacramento.
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Boise
Idano
Sesson
Imigation Congress
Committee On Resolutions
America
Guy Chamberlain
Oregon
Congress
Firat
John Henry Smith
Sall Take City
B H
Maxton
Reno New
George W Batetow
Tevas
D. H Atuleraon
Chilcago
T Sacramento
Revelations in the Jutte Litigation Stir Public Passions
In a Pittsburg case a widow sues James W. Friend and Frank N Hoffstott for $5,000,000 from the Jutte estate. Cassie Chadwick, once called the Queen of Finance, is alleged to have connections with deals tied to the Jutte affair. The testimony featured sharp exchanges and a near-violent clash between lawyers as Judge Shafer struggled to maintain decorum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Fost Fittsburg
James W. Friend
Pittsburg, Willionaire
Tutte
Jutte
Friend
Frank N Hoffstott
Frend
Cassie Chad- Wick
Columbus
Chadwiean
Mr. Chadwick
Bhafer
Alve
Chadwick
Weil
Willionaire
Shafer
Postal Savings Banks Gain Backing from Officials
Promoters of postal savings banks report broad support from federal, state, and municipal leaders. Letters arrive from Senators Lodge and Warren, Gov McDonald, and Mayors Colom, Whitlock, and others to Julius Goldzier, head of the Chicago committee. A mass meeting is set for September 15 to push agitation and petition signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munierpal
Chicago
Lodge
Massachusetts
Warren
Wyroming
McDonald
Colorado
South Dakota
MB Collom
Duluth
Brand Whitiock
Toledo
Sohn P Studiey
New Haven
Carlton McCarthy
Richmond
Harry S Devereux
Springfield
Julius Goldzier
Agia
Efrey
Machines as Strike Breakers Prove Successful in Chicago
Chicago Trades Association secretary Paul Bratchford predicted settlement of the iron molder strike within a month after a local experiment. One hundred machines installed in Chicago foundries replaced skilled labor, with each machine producing the work of three shifts. Orders were sent to New York for additional units as factories touted the efficiency gains amid worker adjustments.
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Chicago
Paul Bratchford
Mets
New York
Jerome to Tour State in Swift Automobile
New York September 5 1905 Jerome preparing to canvass the state in a high power motor car meeting voters in every city and town He will use the trip to push his governorship bid amid rivalries with Higgins Odell and Parsons and influence from Roosevelts administration drive aims to secure support and position in the Republican leadership across New York State
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Jerome
Saetad
New York
William Tenvers Jerome
Netters
New York City
Lane
Thwn
Towl Li
Thas Li
Henneberry
John A Henneberry
Districts Attorneys Office
Jeromie
Buryal
Ely
Mrr
Heageberry
Petittion
Court customs curb erata amid party nominating scramble
The text outlines Republican and Independence League activities around governor nomination, noting Assistant Treasurer Trammlten Flab’s non-involvement and Fish’s denial of any inquiry. A busy schedule lists primaries, conventions, and registrations from September to November, with expectations the Independence League’s stance will clarify the field.
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Tramilten Flab
United States
Sovernor
Fish
Teenlones
Mr Fish
Independence League
Independence League State of Veneront At Carmegie Hall
Permartes
Timmeny
Desgenes
Buffala
Sarawcez
Tammany
Tammany Mae
Tammany Assembly
Ventions
Hughes Continues Silent on Governor Nomination
The Twesbington Post reports widespread belief that Charles E Hughes will be nominated for New York Governor by the Republican State Convention at Saratoga and will accept if unopposed. Gov. Higgins’ supporters claim he could command a majority of delegates and might retire to back Hughes, with Hughes winning the nomination by unanimous vote thereafter.
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Shepard
Edward MM Shepard
Tammany
Seth Low
Jerome
Brooklyn
Allon B Parker
Parker
D Cady Herrick
Gov Higelus
Roosevelt
Judge Herrick
Rerome
Widham Br’ Hearst
Hearst
Independence League
Democratic Party
Twesbington
New York
Charlies E Hughes
Saratoga
Hughes Alsence
Higeins
Hughes
Newark
Kings Counties
Tmany
Kings
Renemicatasn
Sdrafoga
Ger Higgins
Bryan rests at home after strenuous week in New York
After a strenuous week since their arrival in New York, Mr and Mrs William J Bryan rest at their Fairview home. Bryan expressed thanks to the people of the country and especially his home state and city for the kindly reception. On September 15 Bryan will depart for a three week tour of the South Central and Southeastern states.
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Stensland
Tangler
Titnois
Keeley
Neago
Olsen
Iminos
Morocco
Department
New York
Keeley and Olsen
Fresideft
Lintela Neh
Willam J Bryan
Fairview
Bryan
Brosel
Bran Will Jeave
South Central
Gillett Nominated for California Governor at Santa Cruz Convention
At the California Republican gubernatorial convention in Santa Cruz Congressman J W N Gillett of Eureka was named governor candidate on the first ballot after 81 1 2 votes to 81 2 for Pardee. Sloss was chosen for the unexpired term as associate justice. Longa and Henshaw were nominated for Supreme Court assistants. The convention urged removal of a three year limit on building materials for San Francisco reconstruction and pressed lawmakers to curb Japanese and other alien labor and restrict Asiatics from U S possessions.
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California
Santa Cruz
Cal
J WN Gilette
Eureka
Conventen
Gey
George C Pardee
HC Sloss
Stice
W Henshaw
Wiliam G Longa
Supreme Court
San Francisco
Congress
United States
Grant Withdraws From Eighteenth District Race
Canton native James J Grant announces withdrawal from the Republican primary for Congress in Ohio's Eighteenth District on October 6. Governor Kennedy of Youngstown and Charles Speaker of Lisbon remain as contestants after a failed Youngstown Salem convention.
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Centon
Canton
Glen
James J Grant
Grant
Kennedy
Youngstown
Charles Speaker
Lisbon
Youngstown-Salem
Mary
Speaker
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Tangier
Stenskina
Gumtere
Bnown Say
Wall
Bressland
York Tis
Buffalo Courierady
Record Herald
Stansarr
Tadl Pioneer Press
Wisneabolis Tribune
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cincinnati Escuirer
W.R. Speare
N. W
Sistelams Catha Zocat Tyee
Aenabis
Phoyes-Main
Aoa SS
Serf Harvey
Emaalmers
Chenet Velepiong Verth Sk
F St. Northweet
Thome M At
Columbus Grove
Ohio
Ava Henry Kippen
Cloverdale
Putnam County
Toledo State Hospital
Hank Hipple
Bank Commissionte
Legal
Tral
Anid Chiffaniers
Wilson & Mayers
Norris Brown
Tius
Sten Senate Marm
U. S. Infantry
Cavalry
Chord
Saures
Ams
Gome Fast
Lievt Heidenrich
Maj Robbas
Js Gan Harries
Kerr
Pat Sklim
Weicenreich
Lewhslaerr
Ah Lefer
Cruehson
Appleby
Des Tothla
Gie Sarl
Axing
Madrarsze
Laish Jieut Heidenmen
Lieut Terzear
Sim
Gilelse
Dryden Mitch
Gassie Ghadwick
Pittsburg
Postal Savings Banks
Hood
Odell
Higgins
Empire State
Lempel Eli Quigg
Parsons Man
Benjsmin
Uaeu
Republican State Committee
Newburg
Remin
Herbert Parsons
Conte
Parsons
Nations
Roosevet
Toxedson
Sagamore Hui
Parsone
Higgins Odell
Semator Platt
Sengator Platt
Senator Platt
Senaator Platt
Qugg Agait
Lemuel B Guige
Odelle
Republian
Juste Glegerich
Hig Detimon
Gillett
Moesmehuret Avenue
Sartas Bilayer
Baby's
Angela
Radfield Regulator
Aflacte
Bairam
S. Anargyros
Branchas
Hatsac
Burchell
F Street
Tharp
Pure
Berkeley
St. W.W
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