Wall Street figure Lamar testifies on Lauterbach plot and Union Pacific charges
Washington July 3 David Lam ar a New York stock broker testified before the senate lobby committee that he impersonated public figures to press Harriman officials for Edward Lauterbach’s legal work. He charged Lauterbach and Ledyard with seeking a Wall Street pledge to be good and alleged Union Pacific manipulation. The hearing touched on blackmail claims and a broader probe into lobby activities as the House votes for a full investigation.
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Ledyard
Lauterbach
Wall Street
Lamar
Palmer
Olgresses
Union Pacific
Washington
David M. Lemar
New York
Senate Lobby Committee
Harriman
Edward Lauterbach
Edwardlauterbach
Louis Cass Ledyard
Senate
David Lamar
A. Mitchell Palmer
Wilson
House
Clark
Lamsar
Judge Lovett
The
Harrimanines
Paul PD
Cravath
Riordoo
Javer
Lamaris
Harriman Interista
Kotn, Loak & Co
Lamar Ax
Tle
Boas
Rules Committee
Lobby Churges
Vol M. M Mulhall
Baltimore
Neeles
Kansay Nolin
California
Shirley
Kentucky
Henry
James
Manali
Train wreck kills engineer and injures many near Berger
A westbound Missouri Pacific train No. 1 derailed at a ditch near Berger, Missouri, as a broken side bar toppled the engine and caused a crash. Engineer Benjamin F. Meyers was killed, a passenger died, and several others were seriously injured with additional injuries reported among crew members.
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Missouri Pacific
Ove Berger
Benjaghi FB
Meyers
Missouri
Ong
Irncar
Nti
Sreman
Bij
Hitchcock Quits Caucus As Tariff Debate Sparks Rift
Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska quit the Democratic tariff caucus after the body defeated a tax amendment on tobacco production, triggering a flare in Senate Democrats over the tariff measure. He warned a revolt to back a proposed duty plan while pressuring party discipline and opposing Republican concessions.
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Washington
Daly
Hitchcock
Nebrakka
Senate Democrats
Nenth
Finance Committee
Nebraska
Meny
Ths
Ashcraft
Bac
Clark
Arkansas
Fletcher
Hitcock
Hillis
Kern
Laa
Martineers
Newlands
Oldrman
Pame
Robinson
Siulstury
Sheppard
Vardamann
Wireless to Crocker Land Expedition Chases Arctic Link
A three year Arctic inspection near Croker Land led by Rear Admiral Peary is described as the aim of the new wireless expedition. The whaler Diana carries wireless gear and establishes camp on a cliff top as the crew hopes to contact sea Bay stations and Canadian authorities for relaying exploration news to New York.
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New York
Croker Land
Admirl Peary
Diana
Flagler
Sea Bay
York
Donalds, Medikias
Xiddux Bowden College
Trains Strike Engineer in Vandalia Yard Death
Train struck and killed Jack Griffin, traveling engineer for the Alton road, in Vandalia yards. His son, Jack JR., a brakeman, was with him? The incident occurred as they traveled toward home.
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P Bi Jupposna
Jack Griffin
Alton Brakeman
Jackeri
Atton Road
Vandalia
Officials Blamed in Auto Crossing Deaths Case
Arrest of 21 ordered after investigation into a grade crossing accident. Metropolitan Elevated railroad officials and directors face grand jury charges of manslaughter for deaths of Grace M. Scott and her niece, with bond required. Motorman Martin Barry recommended for release. others held for grand jury action.
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Britton J. Budd
Metropolitan Elevated
W. A. Fox
Samuel Inwall
J. F. Gilchrist
Metropolitan
C. Noe
Anors, Elgin and Chicago Railroad
H Grevabaun
Grarze Af. Scott
Marriot H. Staith
Willis K. Smith
Chicago Board of Trade
Smith
Aurora, Elgin and
Chicago
Metropolitan Railway Co
Totorman
Vanth
Scott Automobile
Othe
Martin Barry
Brand
Slain Woman Identified as Marie Humer in Chicago
Chicago officials identified the murdered woman as Marie Humer a well dressed victim found with her throat cut near the morgue Two friends of Mrs Hunter a vaudeville dancer urged police to pursue a missing daughter to complete identification Detectives detained John Tempo an Italian barber musician connected to a sweetheart of the deceased after information from the two witnesses led to the discovery of the crime scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Marie Humer
Hunter
Mra. Hunter
John Tempo
Tempo
Presiding Clerk Wears White Serge Upon Duty
A report notes Clark in a white serge outfit with a white shirt necktie and shoes as he appeared in official duties presiding in the house, following precedent set by President Wilson and Secretary Brean while the session continued.
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Washington
Wilson
Secrecf
Brean
Seven Men Stabbed in Reunion Dining Room Fight
Seven men were stabbed during a fight in a dining room at a Gettysburg hospital during a reunion event. A Union veteran grabbed a knife and stabbed one aggressor amid panic as women fled. Victims named include Edward J. Carroll and several others from Pennsylvania towns. the incident drew local constabulary attention.
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Getwaburg
Menry
Philadelphia
Ile
A. I. Henry
Threwell
Henry
Tlenty
Abraham Lincoln
Tobin
Tt Oregpanty
Edward J. Carroll
Quartermaster’s Corps
Thesvid Barber
Butler
State Constabulary
Johan Zoeroffgin
Malcolm Griffin
Bedfo
Mru- Pa
Charles Susler
Western City
Haydér Renlabecker
Fairview
Henry A. Root
Ittysburs
Joe
Mp Spa
Credi
Wedding plans for Jesse Woodrow Wilson engagement announced
President Wilson announces the engagement of his second daughter Jesse Woodrow to Francis Bowes Sayre. The couple will likely wed in November at the White House or, if not, after the family returns from Cornish New Hampshire. The notice notes the White House residence as a potential site and marks it as the thirteenth official presidential wedding. Francis Sayre is 28, a district attorney’s son, with ties to Bethlehem and Philadelphia.
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W Fughington
Wilson
Jesse Woodrow
Francis
Bowes Sayre
White House
Cornish
Ag" Lusky
Slater
Pleasur Society
Mike Wilson la Seelal
Miss Wilson
Goucher
Philadelphia
Saya
New York
Bethlehem
Charles & Wh
Lawrence War Bore
Torencevilly
Hewes Gray
Éeville School
J. A
Marquis of Hampton Pleads Breach of Promise Suit
Well known figure Marquis of Hampton faces a breach of promise suit seeking damages totaling 259,000 dollars. The action alleges failure to honor a promised engagement in a deteriorating personal feud. Plaintiffs claim substantial reputational and financial harm as the case proceeds.
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Marqui
City Seizes Plants Amid Fire Alarm Case
City officials acted on a health request and seized plants as a fire safety case unfolded. Authorities cited safety concerns and ordered temporary removal pending inspection. Residents reported unfamiliar activity around the facility and awaited further updates.
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Riordan Lovett
Jamar
Lovett
Riordan
Nme
Weniinn
Nelson
Lewis Cass Ledyard
Overman
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Odell Geaster Platt
Penross
Pennayl
Odell
Quay
Pennsylvania Legik. Velture
Emilmnent
waAtter
Morgan
Hammer
Mulfuer
Béca ‘Ee
Crocker Lam
McMillan
Far Nath
Coroner's Jury
Julian Barber
Fellowa
Wilton and
Ryan
Reunion
Lincoln
Gettyaburg
Sweiter Se “Ing
Kantea Behaols
Topeks
Kan
Ain
Selly Sand
Jessies Wieson
N.Y
Francis Sayre
Y.W. G. AL
Daisy M Awar In
Jolliere
Olltiga
Adidas
Bermy
Arkham
Cincinnas
Tanuea
Cinegsnai Health
Alunaway
Oferta
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