Deal in vouchers involves twenty thousand dollars
James W. Boyd, president of the Columbia Automobile Company, was arraigned on charges of presenting false vouchers that allegedly netted about $20,000 over two years. He was released on $10,000 bond as officials pursued civil actions to recover funds.
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United States
Taylor
James W. Boyd
Public Health and Marine Hospital
Columbia Automobile Company
Highteenth Street
Secret Service
Wilkie
Kershe
Worcester
Y Boyd
Witkruataniie and Security Company
Berantun
Paris
Ci Il
Taker
Supreme Court of the District
Joan
Bord Isaid
Co- Pinmbra Automobile Company
Hightfeu
Siteults Bank
Sintian National Bank
BF Street
Bods
National Sati Deposit Savings and Trust Com- Bint
Hig
Leamington
Fourtue Lu
Clifton
Clevarnes
Boyd
Boyds
Tovds
Wilkie and
Bovds
Wilch
Clark
Bich
Marine Hospital
Groom rattled by license mix up of bride name
Chicago Sept 12 Rev William A Quayle exposed a license error in Ephraim Davis marriage to Catherine Delles mislisted as Dallas Texas due to the groom's rattled condition. Clerk Salmonson corrected records, noting the bride's proper name Catherine Delles and her friends' nickname Dallas Texas.
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Chicago
Sahnonson
William A. Quayle
Ephraim Davis
Dallas Texas
Dallas
Texas
Quayle
Mr. Davis
Mr. Quayles
Clerk Salmonson
Lcense
Hpbraim Davis
Catherine Delles
Aromatha
Dallas Taxae
Fighting for Wabash president's odd position
The Wabash Railroad fight intensifies as Ramseys bid for control continues despite access denial to stock books. George J. Gould deflects proxies while Ramsey remains president yet barred from executive duties, seeking stockholder backing against Gould interests.
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Washington Post
New York
Wabash Railroad
Ramsey
Pittsburg
George J. Gould
Catskills
Mr. Ramsey
Gould
Western Union Telegraph Building
Mr. Gould
Interborough Company
Wabasha
Wabash
Aofe
Europe
Cuts Out Politics Mr Morton Opposes the Practice
Investigation into the 100000 payment to Andrew Hamilton by New York Life continues as the Armstrong Insurance committee traces payments across banks and other insurers. President McCall plans to testify. Senator Depew backs English campaign disclosure laws. George Perkins may face further questioning.
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Andrew Hamilton
Albany
McCall
Perkins
Home Annex
Hamilton
New York Ihfe
New York Life
Hughes
George W. Perkins
Perkinson
Insurance Company
H. H. Harriman
Hanover Bank
New York
Harriman
Paul Morton
Equitable Life Insurance Society
Equitable
Morton
Moreton
The
Depew
Life Insurance Companion
Senator Clashes Over Equitable Campaign Contributions
The dialogue centers on whether the Equitable contributed to political campaigns and asserts no knowledge of figures or the $663,000 loan. Senator Depew deflects interview requests and notes no definite word from James B. Hyde about appearing before the investigative committee. Hyde may choose to testify later, with friends urging appearance to rehabilitate reputation.
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Depew
Equitable
James B. Hyde
Hyde
Samuel Untermyer
Mr. Hyde
Mr Hyde
EH. Marchman
Not Mobilizing Troops Norwegians Deny War Preparations
Stockholm dispatch reports Norwegian head M Michelsen denying mobilization claims as exaggerated for sensational effect. Norway vows no further troops to the frontier. Swedish and Norwegian delegates meet in Karlstad over terms of an arbitration treaty and frontier fortification destruction. Delegates discuss a subcommittee chaired by Lundeburg Michels en Nommerskjold Loveland in conference. Norway seeks recognition as a separate state while Sweden aims to sign arbitration soon. terms under review.
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Washington Post
Stockholm
M. Michelsen
Norway
Karlstad
Sweden
Messrs Lundeburg
Mieshelsen
Nommerskjold
Loveland
Tribute to the Irish Industrial Exposition Opens at Madison Square Garden
New York September 18 Mayor McClellan opened the Irish Industrial Exposition at Madison Square Garden guided by Archbishop Farley. Read letters including a Roosevelt message praising Ireland’s industrial arts and the educational feature symbolic of the Irish Revival. President Roosevelt expresses regret at not attending.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
McClellan
Farley
Roosevelt
Ireland
Tertiles
Lucca
Iriel
Helleva
Thhrodorh Rooshvelt
Woman’s alleged betrayal ends in double shooting deaths
In Roscommon Michigan on September 18 a woman named Kate Ogden is linked to a fatal incident near Houghton Smke. Her husband Frederick Ogden was shot and killed by a neighbor, Henry Knight, who then was shot by Ogden’s father William Ruperd from a nearby window.
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Roscommon, Micn
Houghton Smke
Kate Ogden
Harper Again Under Heinife Third Operation
President Harper of the University of Chicago underwent another operation to relieve intestinal retention. He rested comfortably after a Sunday night procedure. Physicians expect him to resume normal duties within days, marking a third operation in a year and a half.
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Chicago University
Chicago
Harper
University of Chicago
Cuban Mayor Arrested After Havana Clash
In Havana on September 1 the mayor of La Cruces along with several policemen and town councilmen were arrested by a local judge following a clash between rural guards and police. The disturbance stemmed from political support, with police backing Gen Gomez for president and rural guards backing the government. Prof Edmund Longley Rally News. Mast Radford Va September 18 professor Longley, once thought dying, has improved but is not expected to recover. Moses September Furniture Sale offers furniture for every room at low prices with open evenings.
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Havana
la Cruces
Gomez
Santa Clara
Longley
Washington Post
Radford
Edmund Longley
Washington Springs
Contradicts President In Dispatch From Cherbourg
Paul Lagardere of Petit Parisien telegraphs from Cherbourg that M Witte denied secret treaty clauses and claimed the Portsmouth pact contains none He says the treaty text was ciphered and sent to St Petersburg the night it was signed He also asserts a denial of his Oyster Bay interview with President Roosevelt and vows to prove his account later.
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Wethington
Pars
Paul Lagardere
Petit Parisien
Cherbourg
Midocean
M. Witte
Komura
St. Petersburg
Roosevelt
Lagarere
Oyster Bay
New York
United B
Guests Of President Hear Chinese Envoy At Sagamore Hill
Secretary of the Navy Charles J. Bonaparte and Mrs. Bonaparte dined with President Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill. Chinese envoy Wang Tai Huie and Sir Liang Cheng called, saying the Canton-Hankow line is a local enterprise and China has no stake in it. A commission to study conditions will visit Europe and America, with reports guiding future actions.
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Wang Tai Huie
Roosevelt
Liang
Canton-Hankow
Bonaparte
Dolphin
New York
Honeparte
Washington
Chen Liang Cheng
Hooosevelt
Wang Tai Hate
Foreign Office
Portsmouth
China
Russia
Japan
Bir Liang
Amherst
Mass
Bir Lang
Sir Liang
Wang
Str
Canton-Hanken
Hunan
Quantung
Hupeh
Feorelam
Europe
America
Mr. Wang
Bryan A Truant Clashes With Primary Night
Special to The Washington Post. Lincoln Nebraska September 18 W J Bryan failed to attend his own precinct primary after a national campaign promise to Democrats. He said he did not know the primary would be that night and cited a clash with the Round Table Club meeting at the same hour.
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Washington Post
Lincoln
Nebr
W J Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Round Table”Club
Be thune Killed in North Carolina Fishing Accident
Raleigh reports William A Bethune a prominent lawyer and Sampson County native killed instantly by a rifle bullet while fishing near Aberdeen North Carolina He was in a boat when the rifle fired and the hammer caught on a seat Bethune recently visited his brother president of the Bank of Clinton before the accident Baron Komura envoy Sato says Baron Komura’s condition has improved and convalescence underway in New York on Sept 18
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Raleigh
N. C
William A. Bethune
Sampson County
N C
Aberdeen
Bethune
North Carolina
We Brother
Bank of Clinton
Baron Kommura
New York
Sato
Baron Komura
Pease
Waldorf-Astorig Hotel
Russian Emperor Calls Second Hague Peace Conference
News from St. Petersburg reports Emperor Nicholas II promoting a second Hague peace conference after the Russo Japanese War. The plan involves a secret advance with the United States, and President Roosevelt is said to be in sympathy and to favor the initiator of the first Hague conference convoking the second. Invitations may have already been sent, with Japan's response potentially routed through the United States.
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United States
St. Petersburg
Nichelau
The
Hague
Russia
Roosevelt
Japan
Aussie
Witte Arrives Aboard Kaiser Wilhelm II at Plymouth
The Kaiser Wilhelm II bringing M. Witte and colleagues from New York docks at Plymouth Sept 18. Witte declines press interviews but praises peace treaty terms while noting the voyage under German flag. In Cherbourg he and Madame Witte are greeted by supporters before departing by rail to Paris.
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Emperor
Plymouth
England
Lloyd Line
Kaiser Wilhelm II
New York
M. Witte
Cherbourg
Witte
Japan
Wilhelm II
Portsmouth
Emperlor
United States
Roosevelt
William II
France
Madame Witte
Madame Marychkine
Cyril M. Narychkime
Rugalan Legation
Paris
Official Arrest on Charge of Fraud
A detailed index lists today’s news including an official arrest on fraud charges, coverage of Equitable politics, a peace conference call, a millionaire’s daughter news item, and notices of legislative and social items across pages 1 and 2 with secondary features on local and national events.
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Equitable
Crear
Bippes
Washington
Bronx
Berlin
United States
Naval School
Virginia
Baker
Negra
Bukide
Alexandria
Seasion
Gen. Corbin
Army Life
A M. Bell
Derailed in Tunnel After Defective Switch
More than a dozen passengers on the Boston Express were injured when a parlor car left the tracks in the New York Central tunnel at Fifty sixth Street due to a defective switch. The train was moving slowly. a pillar tore away part of the car. No fatalities, several bruises and injuries treated at Grand Central.
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New York
Boston Express
New Haven
Hartford
Boston
Albany
New York Central
Fifty-Sixth Street
Mise Louise Cowdery
B. G. Cowdery
Laclede Gaslight Company
Mra HL
Miss Kling
Springield Maas
Grand Cartral Depot
Mire K. S. Henne
New York City
Ahsok
HG. Cowdery
Lacieda, Gas Light Company
St. Louis
Grand Central Station
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Boson
Borinefield
Boston and Albany
Fire destroys sixty buildings at Nome Alaska
Sixty buildings burned in Nome on the night of September 13 causing about 200000 dollars in losses. The city hall was destroyed but records were saved. Stores of M E Atkinson and J P Parker destroyed. Initial reports of wholesale and retail stores burning were corrected. No loss of life reported. Commissioner Richards to General Land Office notified of town records destroyed except plat and tract 20.
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Seattle
Wash
Nome
Alaska
M E. Atkinson
J P .Parker
Richards
General Land Office
Fort Slocum Fire Inquiry Probes Suspected Case
Washington dispatch reports Fort Slocum authorities investigate a mysterious fire that nearly destroyed coal docks regimental bath house corral and threatened barracks on Davids Island Long Island Sound. Soldiers saved main buildings and officers plan a court of inquiry amid pattern of recent Newark fires at Forts Hamilton and Wadsworth.
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Washington
New York
Department of the Host
Fort Slocum
Davida Island
Long Island Sound
Newark
Forts Hamilton
Wadsworth
Col Browne for Commander at Roosevelt Garrison
Roosevelt Garrison delegates of the Army and Navy Union arrive in Newburg New York to back Col J Edwin Browne for national commander. Delegates from across the country arrive by train and boat as Browne is warmly received. Delegates are quartered at the New Dell House. Also notices about a furniture auction at Bloan's and a shop ad for ice cream service.
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Bro
Roosevelt
New Dell House
Elopement details of Leila Moore and William Schott
Leila Moore a New York heiress, seventeen, eloped with William A Schott of Baltimore. Charlie Griscom served as guardian. marriage occurred in Elkton Maryland. Leila’s Catholic and William’s Lutheran faiths anger her mother. father Henry G. Moore forgave them, while she vowed never to forgive.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Leila Moore
Henry G. Moore
New York
Andrew H. Moore
Etoplyk
William A Schott
Baltimore
Simon P. Schott
Leila
Moore
Mr. Schott
Matima
Charlie Griscom
Guarifan
Newark
Del
Elkton
Will
Moa
Huld
Lela
Tam
Father
Miss Moore
Tate
Mike Moore
Harmony Effort Aims to Unite Delaware Regulars and Union Republicans
In Wilmington on September 18 a conference among L H Ball Col Henry A Dupont and others prepared a call for a meeting of the Regular Republican State committee to be issued for tomorrow. The purpose is to bring harmony among warring factions after U S Senator Allees repudiation of J Edward Addicks two weeks earlier.
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Wilmington
Del
United States
L H. Ball
Henry A Dupont
Republican State Committee
Allee
J. Edward Addicks
Missouri Valley Flooded Forces City Relocation
Jefferson City Missouri reports rapid rising of the Missouri River forcing residents to higher ground as farms flood. Madison Kansas endures severe flood with Verdigiris River inundating half the town of 200 residents. Wires down and trains halted as Santa Fe tracks sit six feet under water.
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Jefferson City
Madison, Kans
Madison
Santa Fe
Secretary Metcalf Returns to Washington in Cabinet Role
Secretary Metcalf of the Department of Commerce and Labor returns to Washington after a California vacation. He says he does not expect to quit the cabinet and has not discussed China or policy while away. He leases a house on New Hampahi street for a year with Mrs Metcalf, amid rumors of changes.
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Metcalf
Department of Commerce and Labor
Washington
California
Mra
Metis
New Hampahi
Street
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Automobile Company
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Trust
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Tekas
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Ramser
Goulds
Rockefeller
Hamsey
MR. Morton
Armstrong Insurance Committee
New York Life Insurance Company
State Bank
Annex
Sloan’s
Heinife
Moses
Lowderaife
Gaciae Bat
Cvenisen
Bryan
Round Table Club
Czarssues Call
Powers
Weite
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Part
Blaze
Ongin
Col, Browne
Bride
Charlie” Griscom
Digtilier
Harmony IN
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Missouri Valley
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