Directors Will Reopen Bank Hipple Wrecked
Directors of the Meal Estate Trust Company, wrecked by its suicide president Frank Hipple, agreed to a receiver plan for rehabilitation. They pledge their own funds to cover losses from Segal loans and await a stockholders meeting to explain the proposal. The plan involves no security or guarantee to repay the funds but aims to restore the company under Receiver Earl Harte in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Meal Estate Trust Company
Frank K. Hipple
Flmmsy Tollateral
Adolf Segal
Earl
Earle
Weir A Mitchell
Mitchell
Recelyver Hurle
Bryn Mawr
Segal
Ripple
Sezal Evoirttios
Harte
Farle
Roberts
General Assewibls
Presbyterian Church
Notice compilation of major U S newspapers
A digest lists various papers including The Washington Post The New York Times Fort Worth Globe Chicago Record-Herald Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburgh Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Herald St Louis Republic Courier Post Standard Saint Paul Pioneer Press Minneapolis Tribune Cleveland Plain Dealer Cincinnati Enquirer.
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Washington Post
York
Forton Globe
Sepalo Coyne
Chicago Record-Herald
Thiladflyhia Pubic Laborn
Tittsburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
T. Louis Republic Byracush Post-Standard
T Paul Pioneer-Fress
Minnersolis Tribune
Cleveland Plain Wcaler
Cincinnati Enquirer
Wild-cat financing alleged in Champloi Iron note case
The Champloi Iron and Separator Company note involves Adolf Segal and Enker in a real estate brokerage link. District attorney probes yielded no tangible results, while Baker’s kin claim no knowledge of the note. Concerns rise over fake signatures and fraudulent collateral as directors’ solvency and depositor dividend status spark a meeting.
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Champloi Iron and Separator Company
Adolf Segal
Enker
Wee
Segal
Hipple
Baker
Mr. Bell
Regeiver Harle
Trust Company
Bre
Wealthy patient vanishes from New York hotel amid secrecy
Hedley Wampole a 56 year old Philadelphian described as slightly demented escapes from a nurse at the New Trenton House in Manhattan near Washington and Cortlandt streets. He was last seen on the third floor and a 300 reward is offered for his return. The nurse and Dr Wheat sought to obscure his name from hotel records while police intensify inquiries.
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Washington Post
New York
Hedley Wampole
New Trenton House
Raines
Washington and Cortlandt Steeds
Bureau of Information
Wampale
Wampole
New Trentom House
R. M. Brows
L. E. Wheat
Philadelphia
Wamppole
Shimer
Dr. Wheat
Wapibole
Wheat
New ‘Trenton
Mr. Wampole
Raines Law Hotel
Trenton
Kaiser With Troops Deep Problems To Solve
Two armies about 41000 men begin a wartime style exercise under Emperor William to test theoretical combat methods. Operations run day and night until umpire signals. American officers witness, with Empress Augusta Victoria, as British leaders also attend ceremony at Breslau. The monument to Clausewitz is moved, with wreaths from Japan and the Japanese army.
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Prussia
William
Frederick the Great
von Lindequist
von Woynch
Breslau
Emperor Willams
Empress Augusta Victoria
Karl von Clausewitz
Moltke
Duke of Connaught
Lord Lownders
Ian Hamilton
Laurence Oliphant
Winston Spencer Churchill
Clausewitz
Japan
Pope cheers as athletes march at audience in Rome
The Pope received eighty members of the French Catholic Gymnastic Federation in the Vatican courtyard for a display tied to Papal troops. The gymnasts, led by banners, marched past the throne, knelt, and saluted as the Pope praised athletics for strength and courage in faith. He clapped and appeared moved as the flags were lowered and the crowd cheered.
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Evechal Cabin
Matatla
Mrs Mackay Seeks Divorce From Actor Mackay
Mrs Georgia Porter Mackay files for divorce from Charles D Mackay the actor alleging infidelity and naming Lilian Kemble as co respondent. The case follows reconciliation attempts and cites letters between Mackay and Kemble. Fire at Deckerville Michigan destroys the Michigan Hotel and hotel recorder Black. guests escape in night clothing.
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Boston
Q Drs. Mackay
Castle Square Company
New York
Wil S. Rise
Mr. Mackay
Miss Skemble
Michigan Hotel
Deckerville
Mich
Recorder Black
Bengal mob calls for violence against British rule
A Daily Mail correspondent reports a speech at Asannol Bengal inviting a Bengal mob to violence and urging races of India to unite to expel the British. An important native journal says Hindus seek India free of British control and the viceroy of Trans-Caucasia wishes to resign amid rising insurrection.
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London
Simla
Daily Mail
Asannol
Bengal
India
Lovett Matriarch Dies After Long Life in Tarrytown
Lavinia Lovett died at her Lovett homestead in Tarrytown aged 118 after a long life. Born March 16, 1904 she married in 1835 to Lovell of Harrison and survived by ten children eight of whom remain living. Her passing marks the end of an era in the village with hundreds of grandchildren and great grandchildren noted in reports.
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Sprclel
Ines
Parrytown
Jefferson
Doubts C and C sale story stir Chesapeake and Ohio
Special to The Wesblrdon Post Richmond Va Sept 9 The Chesapeake and Ohio head George W Stevens dismisses reports that Pennsylvania Railroad sold 1550 shares to the Big Four amid rumors of leadership changes at Chesapeake and Ohio with no confirmation of Ingalls being named president.
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Wesblrdon Post
Richmund
Chesapeake and Ohio
Pennsylvania
Ete Four
George W. Stevens
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Big Four
Stevens
Hot Springs
Melville Ingalls
Vonferenue
Norfolk and
Codlers
Ingelle
Big, Four
Missing cashier found in Virginia after disappearance
Charlotte North Carolina news reports W A Jones cashier of the Hope Mille Bank branch of the Bank of Wayetteville vanished ten days ago. He was located in Crewe Virginia working in the dispatcher’s office of the Norfolk and Western Railway. His accounts are correct and no reason is known for his strange action.
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Charlotte
N. C
W. A. Jones
Hope Mille Bank
Bank of Wayetteville
Crewe
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Black Pope Meets Pius at the Vatican Audience
In Rome on September 1 Father Wernz newly elected general of the Society of Jesus, accompanied by Father Freddi and Father Maertens, met Pope Pius at the Vatican. The pope greeted him warmly, lifting him in a show of congratulations and exchanging kind inquiries about the order’s work. The Swiss Guard saluted as they departed.
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Rome
Father Wernz
Society of Jesus
Freddi
Genereal
Alfred Maertens
Vatican
Pope Pius
Mer. Bistett
Father Werng
Bermudas Narrowly Escape Fire and Flood in Gale
Special from The Workington Post reports a violent Bermudas gale last night with winds to seventy miles per hour. The British battleship Dominion could not enter port but later reached Murray’s anchorage. Two fatalities, extensive damage, and several boats sunk are noted as unroofed houses and a heavy rainstorm aided the city’s narrow survival.
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Workington Post
Hamilton
Bermuda
Dominion
Murray's
High Coruna
Turks Rout Bulgarians At Adova Victory Remarked
Turkish troops near Vodena routed a Bulgarian band, with casualties reported as killed or wounded. The Friday engagement occurred at Adova in European Turkey, signaling a local clash amid ongoing regional tensions.
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piMcea
Secretary Root Heads to Peru Aboard Cruiser
The US cruiser Chareston carrying Secretary of State Root and his party arrived at Tocopilla, 309 miles north of Iquique, en route to Callao, Peru. The voyage followed a tour of Chilean ports and is reported by Boetal Cable Dispatch.
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Boetal
Washington
Valparaiso
United States
Chareston
Root
Tocupilla
Sta Pru
Callao
Peru
Turkish Sultan Receives First Audience Since Illness
Constantinople Sept 8 The Sultan attended the Seamlik and afterward received the British and French ambassadors. These were his first audiences since a recent illness. The event marks a notable return to official duties for Abdul Hamid II.
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Abdul Hamid Grats
Constantinoyte
Baltimore Jubilee Week Opens with Downtown Illumination
Baltimore marks Jubilee and homecoming week honoring recovery from the February fire. Nighttime downtown lights attract crowds as parades, athletic events, and a mask carnival unfold. A Tuesday military parade includes marines from the Newark cruiser and company contingents from several cities. Navy Secretary Bonn will review. Wednesday features a massive industrial parade with an expected 2,000-plus participants. thousands more visitors are anticipated as the week progresses.
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Ballimore
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Newark
Death in Yard Scuffle Ends Friend's Life in Baltimore
In Baltimore on Sept 9 Wingeld Bentt Wroten, 45, was killed when a struggle over a revolver with John C Russell in Russell’s back yard ended with a shot to the head. Russell, under arrest, says the shooting was accidental as Wroten tried to take the pistol. Russell says he intended to beat a dog that had bitten him. Wroten pleaded and the fatal shot followed. The men were close friends and the accused expressed deep regret, saying he wished he had been killed instead.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Wingeld
Bentt Wroten
John C. Russell
Wroten
Russell
Corp|ater
Bryan Declines Roanoke Visit Invitation
Roanoke Virginia September 321 J Keyser chairman of the Democratic executive committee reports William Jennings Bryan sent a telegram from Lincoln Nebraska stating the visit to Roanoke is impossible. A fifty-strong delegation from the Democratic committee and chamber of commerce planned to meet him en route on a special train to secure a short stay while he escorts his daughter Miss Grace to Hollins Institute six miles away.
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Washington Post
Roanoke
J. Keyser
Democratic Executive Committee
Wiliam Jenings Bryan
Waich
Redford
Bryan
Miss Grace
Hollins Institute
Little Not a Candidate in Sixth District Demand
Col Charles A Little of the First Maryland Regiment denies seeking the Democratic nomination for Congress in the Sixth District to oppose Pearce. He says he would not under any circumstances be a candidate, noting confusion after a Cumberland dispatch said Alfewany delegates favored him. Democrats face difficulty finding a nominee.
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Eggerstown
Charles A. Little
Maryland
Congress
George A. Pearce
Cumberland
Alfewany
Tom
Sanford Ferguson Found Dead After Fall in Banner Building
Special to Theington Post Huntington W Va Ferguson a prominent young city clerk was found at the foot of stairs in the Banner Building at 4 this morning with a broken neck Indications suggested he had been dead about an hour detectives investigate amid claims of foul play and the possibility of a fall rather than homicide
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Theington Post
Huntington
W. Va
Sanford Ferguson
Banner Building
Ferguson
Father’s Son Arrested in Roanoke Horse Theft Case
Special to The Washington Post. Roanoke Virginia September report states Sem Dickerson was arrested after an April disappearance on a warrant by his father charging horse stealing. He allegedly took a horse and saddle from JJ Porter of East End furnace district, claiming a settlement with his father.
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Washington Post
Roanoke
Dickerson
Roanold
Jj, EE Porter
East End Furnace
Rev Dr Hawthorne Hurt In Street Car Fall
Special to The Washington Post Echmond Va Sept 3 Rev Dr J B Hawthorne pastor Grove Avenue Baptist Church a leading local minister fell from a street car striking his head on cobblestones. He was taken home for care and is reported resting comfortably late tonight. Cumberland Rd Sept 9 Charles D Cole 46 died in Midletien county from injuries believed inflicted by his brother Garrett Cole in a fight two years ago. The brother was convicted and imprisoned at that time.
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Cumberland
Henry Rose
Betford
James B. Miller
Hose
Echmond
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Grove Avenue
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Gawthrrne
Cumberland, Rd
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Midletien
Garrett Cole
Washington Patk
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Mad
Free Methodist Church
Tins
C. V. Ketels
New York
J. W. Tamblyn
Alexandria authorities delay river gambling action
Devotees of the Goddess of chance seek to curb river gambling aboard the steamer Bartholdi in Alexandria Virginia as Mayor Part delays decisive steps. State's Attorney Brent awaits mayoral authorization for raids, officials filed names of boarding Alexandrians, with police instructed to memo only. A conference was promised but not held, deputies may be sworn in to raid the ark if authorized. James R. Kvacun and State Councilor James W. Jones expected to speak at the September 20 ceremony.
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Ashington Post Bureau
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Alexandria
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Paft
Lieut
Bhith
Leutenant
Lyles
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Rett
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James Rk.vacun
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Tore Alexandria Counnell
Order of United American Mechanics
James W. Jones
Vienna
Car Crashes Into Bus Injures Picnic Party
Special to The Weekington Fest Baltimore September 9 A crowded Bay Shore parade car struck a bus containing thirteen people at the Fifth Avenue crossing on North Point Road twelve injured including Mrs TilJle Eyring who with her four children suffered serious injuries four ribs broken and head injury she not expected to survive the driver badly hurt others lightly harmed. The bus carried a picnic party heading to Bay Shore Park which had opened recently. The crash followed a vehicle stopping on an outbound track and another crossing it. Daniel McIntyre Henderson Dead Baltimore publisher and poet longtime St. Andrews Society member died at Maryland General Hospital. Also noted Free Methodist Church dedication Rockville Maryland and a Norfolk Navy Yard court martial report.
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Baltimore
Bay Shore
Fifth Avenue
North Point Road
TilJle Eyring
Bay Shore Park
McCartney Kills Wife In Alleged Accidental Shooting
Willem M. McCartney fatally shoots Georma McCartney in what is alleged as an accidental domestic tragedy at their home. Coroner seeks eyewitnesses as Garrett County records note the event amid a separate Garrett County Teachers Institute announcing speakers including Dr. Bates Stephens and Prof. Armstrong.
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Chartafle
N. G
M. McCartney
Georma McCartney
Newterm
McCartney
Shooting at Roanoke Traced to Dispute Over 15 Cents
In Roanoke Virginia at 2 AM William English was fatally shot in the stomach by Robert Spencer after a craps game dispute over 15 cents. Spencer, a Knoxville man, fled and was captured today in Salem by Deputy Sheriff Webber.
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Washington Post
Roanoke
William Engliah
Robert Spencer
Spencer
Kaile
Knoxville
Salem
Webber
Child Dies of Lockjaw After Shovel Accident
A three year old, William H. Matthews, Cumberland Maryland, died today from lockjaw after being struck on the head with a shovel by another child. The incident occurred in Cumberland and was reported as a local tragedy in the Special to The Washington Post.
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Washington Post
Cumberland
William H. Matthews
Slemp says effort to defeat father in Ninth district unlikely
Special to The Washington Post Norfolk Va Sept 9 Bascom Slemp Republican state chairman says attempts to defeat his father in the Ninth district will fail. He notes the small vote in the Second district primary cast for Drocl suggests Democrats favor a Republican in Congress during Republican incumbency. Slemp then departs for New York to join Richmond fight.
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Speclel
Washington Post
Norfolk
Bascom Slemp
Drocl
Congress
Siem
New York
Richmond
Bernian officers elected at Allegany county convention
The biennial convention of the Ancient Order of Hi bernians of Allegany County elected J T O Rourke of Midland as president and W N Brartin of Vale Summit as vice president James H Lillis of Cumberland as financial secretary J P Stanton of Frog sburg as recording secretary and John J Casey of Barton as treasurer The largest auxiliary chose Mrs Sarah Kelly of Westernport as president.
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Cumberland
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Allegany County
J.T. O'Rourke
Midland
W. N. Brartin
Vale Summit
James H. Lillis
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