Deception in Deal Transferred to Morgan
A sensational disclosure at the executive insurance investigating committee session claimed that New York Life sold 800000 in bonds to J P Morgan & Co and repurchased them the next business day to fit a report. Edmund Randolph faced questions about complex syndicate transactions and hidden transfers tied to International Mercantile Marine and Navigation syndicate dealings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph
Mercantile Marine
New York
New York Life Insurance Company
Tea Superintendent of Insurance
Executive Insurance
Edmund Deandolph
Charlies E. Hughes
Hughes
New York Life
Navigation Sindicate
International Mercantile Marine
J P Morgan & Co
Mitter
J P “Morgan & Co
J P Morgan
Mr Perkins
Perkins
Navigation Syndicate
Jos Mergim & 403
Lawton
Jolph
Eligmi
Jossaint Mo
Mois Kiation
Nylic
Nile
Perkinag
New York Sccurity and Trust Company
New Dank Life
Mo Hughes
New York Security and Itrust Company
Ron
Bow
Lark Security and Trust Company
Handolph
Ransiph
New York Security and Trust Company
Philadelphia Republicans Withdraw County Ticket in Gas Lease Fight
Leaders withdraw the county ticket including Harry C. Ransley John E B Lukens Hugh Black and Jacob Wildemore after a city committee dispute amid a gas lease controversy. A new ticket will be chosen next Monday while conferees review reforms and party rules. Philadelphia voters total 15 339 960 a 35 810 decline since May amid fraud purge claims.
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Philadelphia
Weavers
Harry C. Ransley
Select Council
John EB. Lukens
Hugh Black
Jacob Wildemore
Ransisy
Lukens
Wildemore
Black
James L. Miles
Republican Party
Weaver
Repubican
Mayor and Reform Organizations
Negroes push for McClellan ticket in New York City
A delegation of African Americans urged Tammany Hall leader Charles Murphy to nominate a Black physician for coroner on the borough ticket. They cited about 37,000 Black residents in the city and argued the majority would back Mayor McClellan, citing dissatisfaction with Republicans. Murphy promised the arguments would be seriously considered.
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New York City
Washington Post
New York
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Murphy
Mikasa Sink Disaster Shocks Japan Amid Peace Terms Grievances
Tokyo reports the battleship Mikasa sank at Sasebo near midnight after a magazine explosion following a fire. Six hundred sailors perished or were missing. Admiral Togo was not aboard. Investigators seek causes amid national distress over peace terms and a potential electrical overcharge theory.
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Washington
Tokyo
Mikasa
Sasebo
Togo
Navy Department
Associated Press
Japan
Burglary Ring Foiled as Three Held with Loot
New York police arrest three men found loitering with six bundles containing two gold crucifixes, two diamond rings, ladies purses, silk handker chiefs, gloves, diamond watches, a silver set, and silver utensils. Loot stolen from Mrs Bouille of East Forty second Street linked to rising city burglaries. In Omaha, Joseph Cannon returns home after grippe. Purity ad for Fussell’s Ice Cream and September Furniture Safe sale appear.
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New York
Cannon
Tlnees
Omaha
Nebr
Joseph Cannon
Danville
Grippe
Fussell
N. Y. Ay
Masked intruder shoots Greenwich Morrell home attack
In Greenwich New York financier Edmund Converse's daughter Antoinette Morrell and a nursemaid were attacked by a masked man who slashed the nurse and shot Mrs Morrell. An NY man, John Brown, was detained as a witness. police pursue three theories while both victims are expected to survive.
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Washington Post
Greenwich
Conn
Antoinette C. Morrell
Edmund €. Converse
New York
John Brown
West Fifty-first Street
New York City
Gibson
Fifty-first Street
Ninth Avenue
Sheriff Ritch
Greenwich Station
Kate Tierney
Isabella Burns
Miss Burns
Alr
Mrs. Morrell
Dr. Griswold
Dr. Jones
Ritch
Anderson Homestead
Brown
Anderson House
Kate Tiney
McGuire
F. Gibson
Defense in Young Case At Mare Island Court Martial
Friends of Commander Lucien Young of the Bennington contend he will refute charges of responsibility for the explosion. They claim boiler rot was known in Washington and warned against, with naval officials blamed for neglecting repairs. Tests reportedly show tensile strength at 6 percent, not 5, and Young ordered steam pressure capped at 120 pounds on sight of danger.
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Washington Post
Sean Francisco
Lucien Young
Bennington
Mare Island
Young
Washington
San Diego
Bryan Not Candidate Speaks at Farewell Dinner
At the Jefferson Club in Chicago a farewell banquet honored William Jennings Bryan. Speakers included Rep. Rainey and Mayor Dunne who praised Bryan and denied he was a candidate, while Bryan himself insisted he is not now a candidate and may consider future office.
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James and Rainey
Judge Tarvin
Jefferson Club
Chicago
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Ollie M. James
Kentucky
James B Tarvin
Covington
Feady
Mr. Bryan
Alexander Throup
New Haven
Conn
Neve
William Jennings Ryan
Ts Rooms
Randolph and
Clark Streets
H. T. Rainey
Ilinois
Edward F. Dunne
James B. Tarvin
Samuel Alschuler
Aurora, IL
EK. L. Masters
Clarence S. Darrow
Col. Bryan
Notable Events in Today's Issue and Contents
An index lists sections and items across pages. Highlights include Disclosures in Insurance Cam, Hundred Lost on Sinking Worship, Bryan Not a Candidate, Jealous Man Shoots Two and Himself, Bakers' Convention Opened, Teachers Heard in High School Inquiry, Russian Envoy Homeward, Oyster Bay Visitor Arrested, Belasco Theater Here, Death of a Noted Surgeon, News of Virginia and Maryland, Editorial Comment, Gossip of European Capitals, Talks with Hotel Guests, Social and Personal, Baseball and Racing, Corset Demonstration, Hunt for Fugitive Motorman, Extensive Railway Improvement, Sylvester Talks to Police Chiefs, Railroads Refuse Wage Increase, Zambez Bridge Open, Will of Miss Fannie Weeks, Financial and Commercial, Schools to Reopen Monday, and The Legal Record.
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Bryan
Bakers
Oyster Bay
Belasco
Virginia
Maryland
Sylvester
Zambez Bridge
Fannie Weeks
Vatican to Japan mission named for Maine bishop
Bishop William H. O Connell of Maine announced plans to travel to Japan as a papal envoy. He will present the Pope s congratulations to the Emperor on Japan s conduct toward Russia and seek to strengthen Catholic ties and protection for Japanese Catholics amid suspicions of French influence.
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O'Connell
Maine
Japan
Portland
William H. O'Connell
Paus X
Vatican
Russia
Rome
Tokyo
France
Peary News From Erik Surgeon Reports New Ice Conditions
Dr. Sohon, returning from Washington, brings Peary’s late message dated August 16 from Utah. Ice ranged from Littleton Island to Cape Sabine, hindering base setup at Cape Sabine but Peary planned to push toward Lady Franklin Bay. Erik had refueled at Etah and drifted north as conditions opened, with Roosevelt unseen at Payet Harbor or nearby.
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New York
Frederick Soehon
Washington
Peary
Erik
Brooklyn
Bohon
Utah
Smith Bound
Littleton Island
Cape Isabella
Cape Sabine
Etah
Sohon
Btah
Roosevelt
Payet Harbor
Lady Frankl Bay
Freeberg Beach
Dead sailor dies at wheel during hurricane voyage
Associated Press dispatch from Honolulu details the loss of a Japanese crewman aboard the schooner Woodbury as the vessel battled a hurricane from Laysan Island to port. The man died while steering, found still gripping the wheel after five days of peril. Captain Harris reported the ship was driven at nine knots with no canvas, bulwarks gone, water flooding decks, yet the ship reached port.
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Associated Press
Honolulu
Charles Levy Woodbury
Laysan Island
Woodbury
United States
Iroquois
Laysa
Harris
Schlemar
Laysan
Fatal double tragedy in Ohio farmhouse
In Cincinnati on September 12 Eulass Morgan, a wealthy farmer near Corinith Kentucky, fatally wounds his wife by slashing her throat with a razor and then cuts his own throat. Witnessed by Morgan’s young children the scene unfolds as doctors fear both will not survive. Morgan had been ill with typhoid fever for eight weeks and was dependent on care.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Eulass Morgan
Corinth
Morgan
Tyre
Jealous husband kills rival wife in Washington home
In a 6:40 p.m. tragedy at 624 M Street SE Washington, Charles Souder shot and killed George T. Morgan then killed himself after firing at his wife Mrs Iillian J. Souder a department store cashier. Mrs Souder survived with non fatal wounds as police and coroner offered brief statements and no inquest was planned.
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Morgan
Charles Souder
Water and Streets Southwest
George T. Morgan
Government Hospital For the Insane
Iiillian J. Sowder
Washington
Glasebrook
Souder
John KR. Feaster
M Street
Feaster
Jenius
Morgen
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Baltimore & Ohio
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Mainmast
Hull
Sea of Japan
Port Arthur
England
Monson
A. C. Motrel
Gotham
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Arctic Explorer
Schooner
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