Trust and loan dispute shakes local firms and cushion claims
An uncertain credit dispute unfolds as a Kentucky and a local trust company face inquiries over guarantees and refunds. Officials report suspected missteps in securing stock and handling loans, with $250 of a $500 charge referenced amid contested trust company actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keane
Ann
Wr Lewis
Se Posvile
Paina
Yo4 Company
Kentucky
Trust Company
of & Huntay Ste
Baket
Cranes Gift To University Prompts Local Tribute
A fragmented report notes a Munster donation of 400 dollars to the university for research in geology and biology. It mentions President Juri and Mir rane expressing gratitude and references ongoing recovery of a physician and a judge Crutchfield. Hospital care and a speaker’s remarks are briefly described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coicago
Munster
Renarch
Tor
Juri & Mir Rane
Better Tailoring Promises New Fabrics This Season
Fragmentary ad copy touts improved facilities and new fabrics with promises of high value. It hints at custom orders, inks, overcoatings, and low prices, but text is garbled and lacks clear names or dates.
Memorial Day for Gay Johnson Draws Minnesota in Grief
In St Paul Minnesota on September 2 crowds of over fifty thousand viewed Gay Johnson in state in the capitol rotunda. The city will close schools and factories while public mourning continues and a special train carries the body to St Peter for burial.
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St Paul Minn
Gay Johnson
State Capitol
Minnesota
Mrs Johnson
St Peter
Tomersey
Ain
P& Aclack
Tvnry
Pole Star and sun observations at the North Pole interview
An extended interview with explorer Cook reveals details of navigational observations used to fix positions, inclinations about sun altitude, celestial pole calculations, and the use of regular astronomical readings. He explains plans to publish full records at the University of Copanhagan and discusses media attention and public receptions upon returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Thomas Hubbard
University of Copanhagan
New York Herald
Peary
Whitney
Whit
Feary
Explorer
Tim
Conk
Roosevelt hunting trip in Africa described in magazine piece
An excerpt from Herlbnys Magazine reviews Theodore Roosevelt’s African journey vivid with wildlife sightings. It contrasts pioneers with western settlers, notes a train ride through game country, and recounts Roosevelt’s game preserve policy, water scarcity, and the Pig skin Library carried on the expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roosevelt
British East Africa
Herlbneys Magazine
Picah Gye
Roston Sale
Uis
Guy Jacksons
Col Roosevelt
Hansal
Nairobi
Col. Roosevelt
Thia
Law sons Purdy Declares Impost on Corporations Unneeded
New York figure Lawson Purdy argues against a corporate tax, calling for repeal and preferring state control. Delegates at a conference condemn the national tax plan and urge federal power to fund state needs and regulate commerce. The debate centers on revenue distribution and the authority of the federal government versus states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawson Purdy
New York
Lorsville
Cnn
Reston
Denver
Ory Ratlan
F Tre
Tait
Mfe
Statisticians to Dine at Quarterly Assn Meeting
Census Director Turrand will speak on Census Methods at a dinner of the American Statistical Association at the Bhatt House. The event at 6 o'clock tomorrow evening features Wilbur, chief of vital statistics, and is directed by Carroll W. Dotts, a professor of economics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and member of the advisory board aiding in census architects.
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Athhe Bhatt
Tomorry
Turand Wil
Cressy T. Wilbur
Vital
Gree Carrol
Massach Vetts Ins
Roaches Fond of Stamps Invade Post Office Quarters
Myriads of water bugs have invaded the post office quarters causing damage to boots paper and postage stamps. They resemble roaches but are half the size and are attracted by gum on stamp backs and envelopes. Stamps left uncovered overnight lose adhesiveness due to the pests.
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Uncle Samm
Descendants of Signers to Form Local Patriot Society
The Descendants of the Signers of the Declaration of Independence plan a Friday evening meeting at the Ebbitt House to organize a city branch of the Liveal Descendants in connection with the Gene ai society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebbitt House
Gene.ai Society
There’s a Reason Stop Coffee and Tea, Embrace Pestum
When sickness tarries such as indigestion weak eyes or kidney trouble, change diet. Quitting coffee or tea and taking Pestum provides relief by replacing a harmful drink with a liquid food that rebuilds nerve centers damaged by disease.
Engineer Band to Play at White House Grounds
The United States Engineer Band from Washington Barracks will perform at the White House grounds on Saturday afternoon. The concert is moved due to the absence of the marina and will feature a selection of marching and patriotic tunes.
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White’ House
Marina
Washington
White House
United States
Russian Attache Appointed to United States Farming Agency
Rusma dispatches a new agricultural attache to the United States to monitor American farming developments. Pir Krystofovich will base in New York as agricultural agent for the Imperial Ministry of Agriculture, with the State Department coordinating full support via Secretary Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rusma
United States
Ministry of Agriculture
State Department
Pir Krystofovich
War Spirit Fading Portraits of Confederate Leaders Featured
Secretary Dickinson attended a Daughters of the Confederacy event in Nashville Sept 72 praising Confederate figures Davis Lee and Jackson. He described keeping their portraits and Confederate colors at home and defended reverence for the southern cause as not opposing the U S government. A Naval Academy fencing appointment news item follows about Prof Aiblae Bartote of New York selected as fencing master after retirement.
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Nashville
Dickinson
Davis Lee
Jackson
Grant
Lincoln
North
Luke Wright
Pig Boy
MW Iis
Raphael Seramea
Naval Anatomy
Annapolia, Md
Rouncea
Aiblae Bartote
New York
Naval Académy
Bartote Ie
Naples Royal Academy of Fencing
Reward for heroic act by Navy man from Woodbridge
Michael J Conlon of Woodbridge New Jersey praised for lifesaving rescue during peril at sea. He leapt into the water to assist a sailor overboard and secured him, earning a recommendation for a lifetime moral honor from the Navy secretary sent to the Treasury. The report notes the seaman fell overboard and Conlon’s quick action saved him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seflor
Michael J Conlon
Woodbridge
Conken
First Officer Townsend Commended for Bravery
First Officer J S Townsend of the United States collier Hannibal received a personal letter from the Acting Secretary of the Navy praising his promptness and disregard for personal danger during the coaling of the Mississippi in Hampton Roads on September 12. The captain noted Townsend’s meritorious conduct, saying his actions saved several lives and he deliberately chose to protect others despite great peril.
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Townsend
Hanibal
J S Townsend
United States
Hannibal
Secretary of the Navy
Hannival
Saya
Military officer transfers and appointments in several posts
A historical roster lists Maj Benjamin We Atuta and Maj Teigh A Fuller extending posts and medical appointments. It notes temporary commands under quartermaster general at Fort Plimsouls, transfers to Washington barracks, and numerous officers across infantry, cavalry, engineers, coast artillery, and medical corps awaiting examination for Philippine Scouts appointments.
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Tasaven
Abaonge
Benjamin We Atuta
Whl Potat Stub
Teigh A. Fuller
Mora
DeWity
Ruby Eixth
Fatty Ayoume
Army of the Offea
Fuapier
Fort Plimsouls
Mont
Mal Amod
Shattuck Fourth Infantry
Robert B Grubbs
Washingt Barracks
Civibla
Puntos
Mtu
Cel
Daniel ‘W Lockwood
Cepl
John H Parker Temmey
Haywood
Hansell Medical
Cory
Twenty Eighth Infantry
Firat
Merbaré
Fiaring Medical Reserve
Corms
York Snelling Miau
Philipnine
Ofitara
Philippine Scouts
Charlon
Frank
William Potbe
George Moseley
Fifth Cavalry
Wallseo
Maer Medical Corp
Francis J McConve
Eleventh Cavalry
James
Naval officers assigned to training and duty locations
The list records multiple officers including Alan and Finney assigned to the Naval Academy Annapolis, Fooths to home and Walt owners, and others such as Sob Flint to Naval Hospital yard Boston and Roberton to Washington DC for instruction. It notes numerous names and destinations within a naval orderly movement.
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Heute
Alan
E P Finney
Naval Academy Annapolis
JM Fooths
Home
Walt
Ebagua EO
Altea
Fullec
Anarletion
Enwgos
Wilson Avit
WC Barker
Ead
Walt Midmipman
Johnstone
Gramps
Gubinartone
Surg
Sob Flint
Naval Hoeplal Wary Yard
Boston Ware
Hurga
E. Roberton
Binedam
McMobla
Jownon
Irvine
Toukinn
Wilton
Ubl
Riddick GE Themen
Connor J A
Dass
Phillipa
Hert
French
Naval Medical School
Washington DC
Roosevelt Delayed After Canadian Flag Incident At Sydney
Arctic steamer Roosevelt delayed as precious papers, taken by souvenir hunters, remained lost. Naval and Canadian authorities investigated the failure of an American ship to display the Canadian flag when Peary’s party visited Sydney Nova Scotia. Captain Hensen faced criticism. Dickson pressed for a quiet resolution with Consul Keh.
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North Sydney
Nova Scotia
Roosevelt
Dickson
United States
John Heh
Peary
Mecmauan
United Statees
Gramapus
Hensen
Sydney
Comaul
Beipe
Grampus Onlascot
America
Tout
Avea
Capt Dickson
Placess
Keh
Monument Unveiled as Delaware and Verrazano Celebrations Merge
Amid Delaware and Verrazano commemorations, a monument to Verrazano was unveiled in Battery Park. Federal Judge George Gray spoke as Baron Louden attended with naval salutes from the battleship Montana and torpedo boats.
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Edward Seymour
Germany
New York
John de Verrazano
Clorentine
George Gray
Wilmington
Baron Louden
United States
Montana
Injured in Auto Run Crash Near Washington
Mire Frank, traveling with husband Frank A Munsey autos team on a reliability run to Boston and return to Washington, was injured when their car struck a telegraph pole near Allentown. Reports vary on injuries but indicate two broken ribs or a fractured skull. Mrs Hall, seated beside her husband, sustained a concussion but recovered quickly. The car, Columbia No 16, was repaired and the trip continued after the crash.
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Frank
Boston
Washington
Allentown
Halls
Tal
Hall
Columbia No 16
Ott Jacob
Burt B
Weather conditions from the U S Weather Bureau Washington
The report notes showers from the Mis isentop valley eastward to the Atlantic coast with a general storm moving eastward. Temperatures will be cool in the upper Midwest and mild in the Mississippi valley, with unsettled, rainy weather across much of the central and eastern states through Thursday and into Friday. Winds shift from moderate southerly to easterly in the Atlantic region, with rising temperatures in the Northwest and variable conditions along the Great Lakes.
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Agriculure Weather Bureau
Washington
Wedneway
Atlantic Coast
Creas
Cncral
Easward
Les
Mississippi
Valiny
Hocky Mountain
Middle States
Work Atlantic
New England
Pacuttierty
Atlantie Test
Atlante
Kiev Massacre Denial Amid Telegraph Rumors
An Associated Press reporter in Kiev and a Russian News Bureau correspondent deny rioting reports in Kiev. London dispatch notes lack of confirmed information and government circles list no confirmed rioting. Leading European Jewish figures seek corroboration, with Dr Nathan of Berlin’s Hilaverein Deutsche Juden commenting on the uncertain program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Petersburg
Associated
Blev
Dispatch
London
Kier
European
Russia
Nathan
Hilaverein
Aer Deutschen Juden
Berlin
Telegram Seeks Reform on Jewish Rights in Russia
A telegram from Simon Walt, representing the Low Hebrew Congregations and the Birth, was sent to the U.S. Embassy in Petersburg requesting reforms concerning the treatment of Jews. The message asked whether any relief had been granted and urged action by the embassy.
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Fitaula
Western
Tirepe
Eloy
Petersburg
Simon Walt
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