DECEMBER 8, 1905
The ELDER BROTHER
A NOVEL
by
THEODORE D. JERVEY
The Commoner,
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thirty others were seriously injured
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Boston and MaS-e railroad at Bac It
ersbridgo Station, November 2G
President Roosevelt has summarily
removed from offlce William S. Liob
assistant United States treasurer at
Philadelphia. Mr. Lieb was charged
with "constant and persistent viola
tion of the civil service law."
George Ryon, one of the convicts
involved in the recent mutiny at the
Missouri state penitentiary, says that
H. E. Spencer, a former convict, sup
plied the revolvers and nitro-glycerine
iv cue xour convicts. A search is now
being made for Spencer.
Edwin V. Morgan, recently Ameri
can minister at Seoul, Korea, has
been appointed American minister to
Havana, to succeed Herbert G.
Squires, resigned. The relations be
tween Mr. Squires and the Cuban
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Alderman Harris of Chicago pro
poses that the city council pass an
ordinance prohibiting the playing of
football in that city.
Marshall Field, jr., son of the Chi
cago merchant, died November 27,
as a result of a pistol shot accident
ally fired by himselr.
A committee on athletics of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania have taken
the lead in a movement for the aboli
tion of brutality in the game of football.
St. Petersburg cablegrams under
date of November 30 said that rumors
were abroad to the effect that the
czar is in danger of assassination, and
that fears were generally expressed
that the Russian government will
soon be forced to a paper money
basis. According '.to everyday dis
patches, the Russian government Is
confronted with all manner of troubles.
Tax payers of Butler county, Neb.,
recently met in mass meeting to pro
test against the practice of the rail
roads entering that county have of tax
dodging.
Railroad representatives have in
augurated an organization of railroad
employes .with headquarters at Chi
cago for the purpose of fighting rail
road legislation.
King Haakon was formally installed
before the Norwegian parliament as
king of Norway, Novemcer 27. The
new king received a cordial message
Jroni King Oscar of Sweden.
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Fifteen persons were killed, while
Senator Burton has been sentenced
to serve six months in the Iron county
jail, and to pay a fine of $2,500. The
sentence also carried with it tho ad
ditional penalty of beinc forever de
barred from holding public office. He
has been released on a $5,000 bond
pending an appeal to the United
States supreme court.
Andrew Hamilton, the insurance
lobbyist, has been located in 'Paris.
He promises to make a statement to
the insurance committee, but will not
return. He says he has been advised
by his doctors that he must take a
"prolonged cure" at tho spring. He
says that saving his health Is far
more important than this insurance
controversy."
Richard A. McCurdy, president of
the Mutual Life Insurance company,
Robert H. McCurdy, general manager,
and Lewis A. Thebaud, general agent,
have resigned and their resignations
have been accepted. It is reported
that James H. iEckels, comptroller of
the currency under Grover Cleveland,
will be offered the presidency of the
Mutual.
W. Folk, Missouri; Governor Lucius
P. Garvin, Rhode Island; M. E. Jug
alls, Ohio; Melville E. stone, Now
York; G. B. M. Harvey, Now York
Oscar S. Strauss, Now York; Norman
E. Mack New York; John G. Milburn,
New York; Edward M. Shepard, New
Jork,JV,w- Kcrn' diana; Clark
Howell, Georgia; J. Hampden Robb,
New York; John Wanamnker, Penn
sylvania; Martin W. Littleton, New
York; J. H. Clark, )hio; JudBon nr
mon, Ohio; W. D. Vandlver, Missouri;
August Belmont, New York; Judgo
J. J. Willett, Alabama; B. B. Smalley;
Vermont; Josiah Qulnc, Massachu
setts; John E. Lamb, Indiana; Colonel
Alexander Troup, Connecticut; P. H.
Qulnn, Rhode Island; Charles W.
Knapp, Missouri; Edward Lauter
bach, New York; Francis L. Stetson,
Now York; former Governor Frank
S. Black, New York; Claude A. Swan
son, Virginia; D. E. Lockwood, New
York; Ira Remsen, Maryland John T.
McG raw. West Vfr Inlnr Tnmna v
Jones, Arkansas; Julius M. Mayer,
New York; Andrew Carnegie, Penn
sylvania; William R. Nelson. Missouri;
George Haven Putnam, New York;
J. G. Schurman, president of Cornell
University; James A. Tate, Tennes
see; E. Benjamin Andrews, Univer
sity of Nebraska: Geortro D. Adams.
Iowa; George Harris, president of Am
herst college, and M. Woolsey Sfrvk
er, president of Hamilton college.
Mr. Belmont has sent letters to prom
inent men throughout the country, ex
pressing the opinion that the time has
arrived to advocate, by means of or
ganization, national in character, tho
enactment In other states of such
leerislatlon on the subject as "embod
ies the results of nractinal oxnorlmi
of Missouri and Massachusetts."
The Kansas City Journal says:
"The fight of Thomas W. Lawson to
change tho heads of the New York
Life, the Mutual and the Metropolitan
through proxies has finally percolated
into the west. Some days ago it was
discovered that E. H. Harriman had
issued orders to all employes on the
Southern Pacific, of which ho is pres
ident, to not favor Lawson with prox
ies, and assuring those in his employ
who did so would not retain their
jobs. Later it seems a similar plan
has been applied to Union Pacific
and Alton and all Harriman lines.
A Union Pacific man who has a pol
icy in the Mutual, received word di
rect that he should not give a proxy
to Lawson, but was assured that he
might have a chance to give his proxy
to the anti-Lawson crowd later. The
railroad men generally expect to be ad
vised about '. ow to fight Lawson.
While no railroad head but Harriman
has acted as yet, it is believed the
same plan will be united upon through
the influence of the Insurance combin
ation. While Harriman, as shown by
the investigations, has operated ex
tensively with insurance money, the
insurance crowd has a substantial hold
on all roads and will probably pull
all strings at their command to re
tain control. The hard fight In Texas
and Louisiana finally resulted in a
resolution to favor Lawson with prox
ies. Similar action has been taken in
LiBtonI I now have thousands oflettcrs of appreciation from Oregon, California Montana an a in a
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