Deception in Deal Transferred to Morgan Bonds Sold Then Bought Back
New York, Sept 12. A sensational disclosure at the executive insurance investigating committee session revealed that 800000 in International Mercantile Marine bonds were sold to J P Morgan & Co and bought back the next business day to fit a report. Edmund Randolph, NY Life treasurer, faced questions about hidden transfers and a $80,000 loss, with further probes into accounts of the New York Security and Trust and related agencies. The committee delayed names, citing confidentiality and pending witness availability, as hearings continue.
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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
Trust Company
First National Bank
Insurance Company
Bank of Montreal
New Orleans
H Randolph
Rogers
George W. Perkins
J. P. Morgan & Co
Philadelphia Republicans Withdrawn County Ticket Ahead of Election
Philadelphia city party leaders withdraw the county ticket after Mayor Weaver's gas lease dispute. Harry C. Ransley John E. B. Lukens Hugh Black and Jacob Wildemore step aside with Black delaying until today. Four vacancies filled next Monday. conferees propose reform within the party. September canvass shows Philadelphia voters at 15,339,960, down 35,810 from May amid purge of fictitious names.
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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 for McClellan urge a black coroner on New York ticket
A delegation of African Americans met with Charles F. Murphy of Tammany Hall in New York to press for a negro physician as coroner on the borough ticket. They claimed about 37,000 black residents in the city would likely back Mayor McClellan due to dissatisfaction with Republicans. Murphy said the arguments would be seriously considered.
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New York City
Washington Post
New York
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Murphy
Killed Negro Informant in Tallahatchie County
A negro named Will James was taken to the woods by three white men near Tallahatchie County and shot to death after he reportedly informed on a whiskey purchase. His burned body was found, prompting a request from District Attorney Brewer to Governor Varda for action. An excursion by Locomotive Firemen is listed for Harpers Ferry returning Saturday.
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Jackson
Miss
Gov. Vardaman
Brewer
Eleventh District
Will James
Irving
Tallahatchie County
Mikasa sinks after fire and magazine explosion at Sasebo
Tokyo reports the battleship Mikasa, Togo’s flagship, sank at Sasebo after a midnight fire reached the magazine. Six hundred sailors are missing or dead as rescuers combine efforts from nearby warships. The disaster follows unclear causes amid national tension over peace terms.
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Washington
Tokyo
Mikasa
Sasebo
Togo
Navy Department
Associated Press
Japan
Looters Arrested After Loaded Bundles Found Downtown
New York police nabbed three young men after stopping them near a downtown precinct. with three large bundles full of stolen goods. The items include two gold crucifixes two diamond rings silk handkerchiefs ladies purses diamond-studded watches silverware and a silver toilet set. The loot reportedly came from Mrs Bouille in East Forty second street. Cannon leaves Omaha after grippe recovery. Purity of Fussell's Ice Cream advertised with phone number. Monson Furniture ad notes affordable pieces for every room.
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New York
Masked intruder shoots Greenwich Morrells. nurse and mistress harmed
A masked assailant entered the Morrell home in Greenwich, slashing nurse Isabella Burns and shooting Mrs Morrell. Mrs Morrell, in grave condition, and the nurse are expected to survive. John Brown, detained as a witness, is linked to other details as investigators weigh theories of robbery, kidnapping, or assault.
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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
Defense in Young Case Faces Court Martial Tomorrow
Friends of Commander Lucien Young of the Bennington say he will refute charges of responsibility for the explosion at Mare Island court martial. They contend boiler defects were known in Washington and warned repeatedly, with naval officials blamed for neglect. Tests reportedly showed boiler tensile strength at 6 percent, above the 5 percent requirement, and Young ordered pressure limited to 120 pounds upon San Diego arrival.
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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 Bryan clarified he is not a candidate for any office. Speakers praised him as a natural Democratic leader while Mayor Dunne and others urged him to study governance reforms on his world tour.
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Dunne
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 notices
Index to today s issue summarizes page items including Disclosures in Insurance ix Hundred Lost on Sinking Worship Bryan Says He Is Not a Candidate Jealous Man Shoots Two and Himself Bakers Convention Opened Teachers Heard in High School Inquiry Atrocities py Tartars Russian Envoye Sail for Home Oyster Bay Visitor Arrested Belasco Gets a 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 Racing and Other Sports Fun at Corset Demonstration At the Time Appointed Fiction Hunt for Fugitive Motorman Extensive Railway Improvement PART Two Sylvester Talks to Police Chiefs Railroads Refuse Wage Increase Zambez Bridge Open Will of Miss Fannie Weeks Financial and Commercial Schools to Reopen on Monday The Legal Record
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Bryan
Bakers
Oyster Bay
Belasco
Virginia
Maryland
Sylvester
Zambez Bridge
Fannie Weeks
Bishop O'Connell to Lead Vatican Mission to Japan
Bishop William H. O Connell of Maine will depart for Tokyo on a papal envoy mission to the Emperor of Japan. The trip, planned with Vatican approval, aims to present Pope Pius X's congratulations to the Japanese ruler and seek continued kindness to Catholics.
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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 Ice Conditions
Dr Frederick Sohon of Washington, surgeon on the Erik, delivers Peary news from Etah and Cape Sabine. Ice may hinder base at Cape Sabine but Peary plans to push toward Lady Franklin Bay and possibly Fort Freeberg, with open water seen between Littleton Island and Cape Sabine.
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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 man at helm aboard schooner in hurricane
Report from Honolulu details the sinking voyage of the schooner Woodbury from Laysan. A Japanese deckhand died at the wheel during a brutal hurricane, with the vessel holding course for five days and finally reaching port after sections were damaged and bulwarks washed away. Captain Harris described the helpless drift at nine knots with no celestial observations.
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Associated Press
Honolulu
Charles Levy Woodbury
Laysan Island
Woodbury
United States
Iroquois
Laysa
Harris
Schlemar
Laysan
Tragic Typhoid Death Sparks Family Tragedy
In Cincinnati on September 12, Eulass Morgan a wealthy farmer near Corinthe Kentucky suddenly slashed his wife's throat then cut his own. Both survived by doctors say likely nonfatal. the scene was witnessed by Morgan's young children who begged their father to speak. The couple had suffered eight weeks of typhoid fever and dependency.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Eulass Morgan
Corinth
Morgan
Tyre
Jealous husband kills wife and man then dies at M Street house
In a jealous rage last night at 624 M Street Southeast, Charles Souder shot and killed George T. Morgan and wounded Mrs. Iiillian J. Souder before dying by his own hand. Morgan, a former inmate of the Government Hospital for the Insane, was shot in the neck and arm. Mrs. Souder was wounded in the neck and arm and is not expected to die. Police and an acting coroner declined further inquiry, citing the evidence and the shooters’ bodies as conclusive.
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Dr. Griswold
Dr. Jones
Ritch
Greenwich
Anderson Homestead
Brown
Anderson House
Kate Tiney
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
Fifth
McCathran
Boardman
Peck
Warren
Parham
O’brien
Mra. Bonder
Wall
Mungeon
Feaster
Jenius
Morgen
Sauder
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Fussell
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