Transfer of International Navigation Bonds Probe
Investigating committee details long disputed transfer of International Navigation bonds and alleged efforts to keep the deal out of the report. Testimony centers on Morgan New York Life Fanshaw sale and pricing, with Perkins denying misconduct. witnesses reference FiNancial figures and a 1940s context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parcomy
Migan
Lork
Sa Nvalrenort
New York Life
Woos
Berg Oenterest
Fanshaw Sale
Danshaw
New York
Death notices from a late September service list
Fragmented obituaries announce multiple burial and funeral plans across accompanying churches and cemeteries. Dates range September 20 to 23, with locations including Plainfield New Jersey Philadelphia and Vancouver Barracks. Individuals named include De Witt L Horn and Julia Toole among others, with details on residences and interment venues.
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Relley
Wissuttt
Basley
Lomalnay
Mber
Lyonscopal
Ivey Hill
Livan
Ueuahter
Riphael
Anna Bren
Wilen
Maturdis
O Pcuch
St Peters Church
Tequier
Congressional Cemetery
Clark
Linnfield
Edward B Weed
Crescent Avenue Plainheld
Lam
Phiadelphis
Hi Dutow
Second
Levinsville
Hel Wother
Horn
Sudeenly
Fioretran
Siath
Ueed
Omic
Beale -U
Dumpparton
Sale
Tielder A
Katie ED Newmton
Nowlind
Grace Church
S Ud
Julia
John O Toole Sorimer
Oelock Servic
Holy None
Jie
Vancouver Barracks
Vancouver
Sartina C
Jose M
Mary M Lenaga Otle
Newspaper title string random list incomplete
A jumble of newspaper names and fragments including Buffalo Courier Cincinnati Enquirer Philadelphia Ledger and several other papers, yielding an incomplete, contextless snippet with no clear event or person.
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Buffalo Courier
Cincinnati Enquirer Chi Agg Record Herald
Poslalelphia P
Blio Ledger
Pittsbl
PG Dispatch Powidsner Journal Ri
Hester Horald
Louis Republic
Siracuse Post-Standard
Pall Pioneer Press
Minneapolis Tribune
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Perkinss Testimony Details New York Life Joint Account Profits
Mr Perkins testified about joint account transactions with New York Life where the insurer supplied funds and partly handled securities and profits. He said aggregate cash profit to New York Life reached 4,635,932 with market-value gains bringing total to 386,804. He submitted a Morgan & Co sales record from 1901 showing securities worth 39,286,075 with cost 38,? and a 784,? profit, of which Perkins personally gained 10,410 and reinvested it back into New York Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perkins
New York Life
Insurance Company
Perkina
Thas
Aoider
J P Morgan & Co
New York
Lifes
Morgan & Co
Wo Perkins
Treasury
Western Life Indemnity under fire over transfer
Chicago report on Western Indemnity Life association amid receivership bid. Policyholders and officials allege Rosenfeld engineered multiple transfers and reorganization schemes. State Insurance officials, led by Attorney General Walliam H Stead, begin inquiry. president Moulton defends solvency and asserts negotiations aim to strengthen security for 1000 policy holders with $1.6 million in force and $100,000 surplus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Chicago
Western Indemnity Life An Assessment Insurance Association
Lohey
Walliam H Stead
Illnois
Walter Hawit
George Moulton
Lucius Prouts
Insurance Department
Ellnois
Moulton
Western Life Indemnity Company
Rosenfeld Rosenfeld
Washington
Rosenfeld
Charles E. Brinckley
Western Union Life
Western Union
Traders’ Mutual
Springfield
I Rosenfeld
Brinckley
W H Grayy
Western Life Indemnits Company
Western Safe
Pennsylvania Life
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Knights Templars Masons of
Knights Templars
Knights Templars Masons
Western Life
Rockefeller Riches Held Through Standard Oil Dominate Wealth
New York reports John D Rockefeller's income from Standard Oil has surpassed 100 million dollars over eight years and his wealth is largely managed by representatives. He holds few securities in his name, with extensive holdings in Standard Oil certificates and board representation at over 125 corporations. Bryan condemns Rockefeller in a Nebraskan column, accusing him of moral obliquity and aggressive business practices, while defending that many business leaders share similar faults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
John D Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Iis
Standard Safe Deposit Company
Mr Rockefeller
Standard O Company
John D Rockefeller, Jr
J OD
Standard Oil Company
John D Rockefellers
Judge O Neal Withdraws From Police Court Race
Justice Lewis I O Neal withdrew from the contest for the District of Columbia police court judgeship and endorsed James J Pugh. Candidates Mulrowny Taylor and McLaughlin drew support from bar groups and church bodies while advocates for Mattingly and Sincclair push for younger leadership. Robert H Terrell denies any candidacy.
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Lewis I. O'Neal
James J. Pugh
Justice O'Neal
Scott
Justice O’ Neal
Alexander RK Mulrowny
Post
Friends of
United States
Anson Taylor
Roosevelt
Department of Justice
Brotherhood of McKendree M. E Church
J B McLaughlin
Brotherhood of McKendree WE Church
District of Columbia
Francia C Mattingly
Leftwich Sincclair
Robert H Terrell
LICENSED TO MARRY. Listed couples across several counties
Geston B White and Laura B Eiker Frank Reeves and Mrs Irene Matchet merge with Bernard Coomes and Mrs Lucy D Johrson at Prince George County Maryland. Edward Krause and Laura J Blends of Alexandria Virginia. Halman Green and Annie Flax. Oscar L Boye and Bessie Blundon. Charles C Worr and Mary K Strother. Samuel F Fridiey and Laura Jinking of Augusta Springs Virginia. Audian Mo Pixon and Mrs Amelia M Hall. Frank Geary and Cam Hawkins. Frank Jackson and Mrs Mary Carey. Robert Harris and Maggie Peyton. Dr Frank Latney and Mamie Brown. Robert A Wilson and Rosie Young. Charian W Haley and Fraccie Bowman. Pearl Richardson and Dome Davis.
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Geston B. White
Laura B Eiker
Frank Reeves
Irene Matchet
Bernard Coomes
Lucy D Johrson
Port Prince George County
Edward Krause
Laura J Blends
Ory Alexandria
Halman Green
Annie Flax
Oscar L. Boye
Bessie Blundon
Charles C Worr
Mary K Strother
Samuel F Fridiey
Laura Jinking
Augusta Springs
Audian Mo Pixon
Amelia M Hall
Frank Geary
Cam Hawkins
Frank Jackson
Mary Carey
Robert Harris
Maggie Peyton
Frank Latney
Mamie Brown
Robert A Wilson
Rosie Young
Charian W Haley
Fraccie Bowman
Pearl Richardson
Dome Davis
Five Die In Pennsylvania Railroad Wreck Near Mount Holly
Five killed and eight injured in a crash on the Philadelphia Harrisburg and Pittsburg branch at Roush curve Mount Holly Springs. Dead include EPHRAIM MCLEARY engineer C J SHEARER fireman JOAN HILL fireman EDWARD LALCHS pay master clerk THOMAS MARION conductor of pay train. Pay train carried about $50 000 in checks. Accident blamed on possible order misunderstanding.
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Harrisburg
Philadelphia, Harrisburg and
Pittsburg
Philadelphia and Reading
Roush's Curve
Mount Holly Springs
Ephraim McCleary
C J Shearer
Harriscure
Joan Hill
Reading
Edward Lalchs
Tran
McCleary
John W. Wetzel
Carliste
Temple Court Grief as Fraud Ring Targets Race Bets
A Chicago fraud order blocks Frank H Sheridan from using the mails for an Income Indemnity Company scheme. Sheridan advertised a sure betting system promising 5 to 10 times returns on horse race wagers, deceiving investors who sent money then received no payouts. Temple Court firms Eddy and Lee were halted as authorities intensify a crackdown on mail fraud linked to horse race schemes.
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Temple Court
Chicago
Frank H Sheridan
Sheridans
Sheridan
George W . Eddy
Robert Lee
Madison Street
Temple
Campaign contributions loom in Congress new issues
A new issue in Congress will arise from testimony on campaign contributions. Republicans and Democrats clash over financing for elections. Chandler's 1901 bill failed to pass, while Parker and Belmont discussions hint at broader reforms and possible returns of contributions from major insurers.
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Congress
William J Stone
Capitol
House
Chandler
New Hampshire
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Senate
August Belmont
John Sharp Williame
Mississippi
Parker
Republican National Committee
National Committee
New York
Cornelius Neiss
Equitable
Ins Campaign
George L von Meyer
Massachusetts
Rome
Tana
Eee
Sty Porerapure
Roller
G Dawes
Witneisee
High financiers seek power to override voters and defeat policies
The piece condemns Morgan era financiers as aiming to authorize a few to seize voter funds to defeat the party and policies chosen by the people. It likens them to pirates and cites the Lawson disclosures as evidence of moral decay among the financial elite.
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Nicholas I
House of Morgan
Lawson
Kidds
Kidd
Health Office Deaths List With Names and Ages
A Health Office record lists numerous deaths with names ages and addresses including Slater Hell 23 Joseph Bills 79 Mary Brooks 23 Theodore Brown 90 Agnes Crawford 6 months Selena Curtis 24 Carlyle Duggan 25 Derelle Gallagher 7 Infant of Mincie Gordon 1 Isabelle Hacker 6 Harp 5 Simeon Jones years Catharine McGuire 62 Catey Newman 16 George Quackenbush 76 Thos Swan 98 Florence Taylor 4 months Angela Williams infant at St Anns Asylum. Freight and passenger ship movements noted from New York to various European ports including Graf Waldersee Sachsen and Friesland with sailings and arrivals around Sept 21. A playful cartoon exchange about Kansas skyscrapers vs Chicago corn stalks.
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Slater Hell
Meigs Place
Joseph Bills
Isabelle Hacker
Wash Asylum
Simeon Jones
Potomac River
Charles Lambert
Yerry Catharine McGuirn
Catey RH Newman
George Quackenbush
Nuwark St
Thos Swan
Stevenson Ave
Anacostia
Florence M Taylor
Cedar St
Feare Angela Williams
St Ann's
American farmer prosperity fuels railroad grain rush
A Philadelphia Ledger summary notes that farmers will move about 1,500,000 grain carloads this crop year, implying an immense rail logistics load. If a single train carried all grain, it would span 11,931 miles, requiring 87,500 locomotives and 12,286 miles of track. The piece argues prosperity spreads through markets and industry as Western railroads gear up for record traffic.
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Chicago
New York Tribune
Fort. Cirs
New York
San Francisco
Hve
Englishwoman's bid to buy an heir shocks Paris police
Jeanne Lanne, a Paris maternity patient, was drawn into a plan by Mme Yvert to sell her baby for £1200 with a £1000 later payment if the child survived twelve months. Swiss agent Tremont confessed the scheme on cross-examination, naming an unnamed English patron, who remains unidentified as police press for her identity.
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London
Mme Yvert
Jeanne Jeanne
Lanne
Jeanne Lanne
Tremont
Paris
Mis Little Joke In a Skyscraper Elevator Scene
An elevator boy in a tall building refuses a request from a corpulent man for a ride to the top, citing youth to raise a joke about his six children. The blue cap chauffeur guides the elevator car out of sight amid laughter.
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Chicago News
Mitron
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Morgan
Feedinus
Whiys
Ray Depte
Brew York Times
Boston Globe
Undertakers
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
Ale Tere
William Lee
Cor R F. Harvey's Sons
Fueral
Fulrteenth Street
Nigel Astclass
Tous Capel Telephone
North
John R. Wright
Fueri Drestereid
George P. Zurhorst
Western
Illinois
Indemnity Life Company
Rosenfield
Gal Tokalon Wine Co
Rogkefeller’s Riches
Judge O'Neal
James T. Pugh
Stone
Bourke Cochran
George W Perkins
Cortelyou
Iliis
Republican Committee
Baker
Hubert Baker
Brooklyn
Judge Parker
McCall
August Belmont Thomas F Ryan
Patrick H McCarren
East
Bryan
New York Life Insurance Company
Mutual Life
Legislative Investigating Committee
Protective Legion
Cleveland
Ohio
National Protective Legion
George A Scott
Waverly
H EW Porter
Jamestown
Health Office Record
Graf Waldersee
Hamburg
Citta di Palermo
Genoa
Kansas
Hub Furniture Co
7Th and
D Sts
West
Capital Traction
Pennsylvania Avenue
Highland
Galea Labor Day
US Realty Co
The
United States Realty Company
Electric Railroad
United States Realty Co. Hone Main
Firemen’ S Insurance Building
7Th St
la. Aves
Washington, D. C
Norfolk, Va
Citizens’ Bank
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