Insurance men debate graft at Was Life Underwriters session
Delegates from East and Midwest clashed over the Raleigh resolution on life insurance scandals at the National Association of Life Underwriters convention. Michigan Insurance Commissioner James V. Barry urged strong remedies and national supervision to curb graft while stressing the need for honesty, publicity, and accountability in the industry. A nominating committee named officers for the coming year as discussions continued.
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Wasional Association of Life
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Sasson
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Uns Association
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Philadelphia
Raleigh
J. Wolfe
New York
Life Company
Life Insuance
Elmer D. Wiggins
Des Moines
Lansing
Mich
State of Michigan
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Ite
Bank of England
National Convention of Insurance Commissioners
National Association of Life Underwriters
C. W Scovel
Pittsburg
Drst
George Benham
St. Louis
F. E. McMahon
Intra
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Robert Shedder
Atlanta
Ernest Judgon Clark
Baltimore
Eli D. Weeks
Guests of President hold conference on foreign policy
A high level meeting at Sagamore Hill brought President Roosevelt Secretary Root Senator Lodge and Joseph H Choate to discuss insurance scrutiny and Far East issues. They reviewed foreign affairs and possible statesmanship actions ahead of Roosevelt’s annual message to Congress with plans for The Hague peace talks and China exclusion treaty debates.
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Duchess of Marlborough meets Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill
Special to The Washington Post from Oyster Bay details Duchess of Marlborough, born Vanderbilt, being presented to President Theodore Roosevelt by Clarence and Gertrude Mackay at Sagamore Hill. The meeting marked the first American or European born duchess to greet the President there. the party traveled from Roslyn in a closed car despite a private road sign. The visit lasted thirty minutes before returning to Roslyn.
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President's Richmond Trip Sets Oct 18 Arrival Plans
Arrangements for Roosevelt's reception in Richmond October 18 are complete. City council members and a military escort of Blues Howitzers and Seventieth Regiment will meet him at Byrd street station and luncheon will be served at the Masonic.
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Roosevelt Accepts Honorary Presidency of 1906 Athens Games
New York Sept 2 1906 D N Botsas consul general of Greece notifed James E Sullivan secretary of the American Olympic committee that President Roosevelt accepted the honorary presidency for the Athens 1906 games. The letter from Bloomis acting secretary confirms the acceptance and gratitude for the courtesy extended. Officers named include Caspar Whitney president and several honorary vice presidents.
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Greece
James E. Sullivan
Roosevelt
Washington, D. C
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New York City
Tam
Prince Constantins
Bloomis
Caspar Whitney
F. J. V. Skiff
Joseph B. Maccabe
John R. van Wormer
PL Wahitney
George J. Goult
S. B. Guggenheim
Fever Deaths Rise as New Orleans Reports
The yellow fever report to 6 p m shows 60 new cases, 2 689 total. 381 deaths overall, 326 under treatment, 2 011 discharged. Nine cases were above Canal street, with centers increasing by 12. Arkansas train to Roose velt party delayed. officials seek quick access. Patterson campaign funds shortage prompts reorganization.
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Milneberg
White
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Roosevelt
Runyon
Patterson
Dr T J Barnardo Dead In Twendon Sept 20
Dr Thomas John Barnardo founder of orphan rescue and training homes died after a short illness. Born in Ireland in 1845 he opened a Stepney house aiding destitute children, building a system that saved about 60000 orphans with 16000 going to Canada and colonies. Stockholm veteran Adolf Hedin dead. Frederic Laurence Knowles poet dies. Ross J Alexander Indian commissioner dies in Bridgeport Ohio. Baltimore excursion fare listed.
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London
Edinburgh
Paris
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Barnardo
Great Britain
Canada
Stockholm
Sweden
Adolf Hedin
Riksdag
Boston
Frederic Laurence Knowles
Roxbury
Mr. Knowles
Lawrence
Bridgeport
Ohio
Ross
J. Alexander
Cleveland
J. C. Heinlein
Babcock in Danger as La Follette Seeks Wisconsin Power
Milwaukee report outlines Charles Babcock facing likely defeat by La Follette faction in next year’s primaries. Babcock plans to focus on his own campaign after a history of tension with La Follette, who aims to nominate allies for state offices and possibly seek the Senate seat when Congress reconvenes.
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Fabcock
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Ia Follette
Congress
Gannon's New Lieutenant Rumor Seeks Appropriations Chair
Rumors persist that Speaker Cannon has decided the next chairman of the Appropriations Committee. The favored choice may be Illinois Republican James R. Mann of Chicago, though Minnesota's Tawney remains in consideration. Mann, eight years in the House, is praised for independence and steady strength, while not an orator he often risks opposition to key measures.
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Appropriations
House
Illinois
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Chicago
Tawney
Minnesota
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Congress
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Dingley
Mann
Daurignac Returns to France Amid U.S. Refusal
Romaine Daurignac, brother of Mme Humbert, was refused admission as a criminal and will depart for France tomorrow after a stay at Ellis Island since arriving last Saturday. Movements of Ocean Steamers note arrivals and sailings with ships such as Prinses Irene and Majestic, plus several routes between New York, Naples, Rotterdam, Genoa, and Liverpool.
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Mme. Humbert
United States
France
Ellis Island
Prinses Irene
Naples
Paltle
Liverpool
Noordam
Rotterdam
Lombardia
Genoa
Graf Walderses
Yamhurst
Wireless
Nantucket
Gibraltar
Calabria
Marseilles
Speaker’s choice eyed for top posts in Congress
The Foreign Commerce Committee and a pivotal election panel loom as likely springboards for leadership as party lines consider who will head Appropriations. Henry Boutell of Chicago climbs into prominence on Ways and Means and earns Speaker’s trust amid ongoing rail and finance debates.
Six New Cholera Cases Reported in Berlin
The official bulletin issued today reports six fresh cholera cases and one death between noon yesterday and noon today, bringing totals to 43 cases and deaths. Remaining entries list Health Office records with names and ages of patients at various institutions.
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Licensed to Marry with Virginia Pairings and Out-of-State Matches
A historical notice lists multiple marriage licenses in Virginia and other states. Names include Victor Croissant with Ina B Holbrook Gilbert Hayward. Grace A Uranhin with Richmond ties. James Chaney with Marence Sauer. and numerous other couples across Richmond Petersburg Culpeper Hanover Charlestown Newport News Montgomery County and Fairfax. The item documents arrangements for marriages and the locales of the parties.
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Ina B Holbrook
Gilbert Hayward
Grace A Uranhin
Richmond
James Chaney
Marence Catherine Sauer
Louden
Margaret Fickison
Richard A. Woodwant
Margaret Ho Stuart
Baltimore
Robert H. Nevin
Neille S. Thomas Everett G. Fawlkes
Eleanor L. Jones
Petersburg
Herbert K. Coodwin
Otis A. Morris
Eternburg
James W
Alice
Mt. Lewes
Hrady
Elsie BE. Dawcer
Benjamin C. Mortimer
Vicwrtia M Rohmer
Julien R Payne
Jeannette V. Perry
John S Robey
Gertrude G Robey
Charles County
Mary Ralph
Nowell
Sedie Cromeitn
Charles Lewis
Sue Tastor
Joseph P Thompson
Carrie
W. Brown
Richard Flynn
Virgie Carter
Elbert H. Ruan
Sadie ¥. Pierce
Warrenton, Va
Wiliam Green
Dora Jonnin
John Majone
Mary L. Allen
Johsn Green
Jennin Washington
Wiliam Fleming
Newport Nene
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