Convention Opens With Notable Banquet for Industrial Education
Atlanta hosts the second annual convention of the National Society for the Promotion of Industrial Education. Delegates from across the United States attend, with state branches forming and committees expanding. Noted speakers include James Wilson and Elmer Ellsworth Brown as discussions cover moral and material benefits, apprenticeship training, and trade schools.
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Atlanta
Piedmont Hotel
National Society For the Promotion of Industrial Education
Cooper Union
New York
Chicago
United States
Pennsylvania
Georgia
Massachusetts
Ohio
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Alabama
Virginia
Carroll D. Wright
Hoke Smith
James Wilson
Elmer Ellsworth Brown
Notable Educators to Speak at Conference Panel
L. D. Harvey of Menomonie Wisconsin NA E A president. Charles S. Howe Case School of Applied Science president. E P Bullard Bridgeport Connecticut manufacturer. George N Carman Lewis Institute Chicago director. Mrs B B Munford Richmond Virginia Education Association president. Theodore C Search Pennsylvania Museum and School of Industrial Art president. Charleton By Gibson Columbus Georgia superintendent of schools. Dr Thomas N Bailliet New York University dean of Pedagogy.
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Dustries
L. D. Harvey
Menomonie
Wis
National Education Association
Charles S. Howe
Case School of Applied Science
E. P. Bullard
Brideport, Conn
George N. Carman
Lewis Institute
Chicago
B. B. Munford
Richmond, Va
Theodore C. Search
Pennsylvania Museum and School of Industrial Art
Charleton By» Gibson
Columbus, Ga
Thomas N. Bailliet
School of Pedagogy
New York University
Son of late Chinese emperor visits United States
Prince Tang Shao heir to the Chinese throne leads a royal party aboard the steamship Mongolia arriving in San Francisco, with Prince Tsai Fee and a dozen secretaries, attaches, students, and servants. They will receive honors from officials and meet President Roosevelt in Washington.
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San Francisco
Cal
Mongolia
Washington
Roosevelt
Blue Ribbon Phrase for Best Vanilla at Grocer and Drugstore
Consumer guidance highlights using the phrase Blue Ribbon to request top vanilla and lemon flavors at grocers and drugstores. The advice emphasizes insisting on Blue Ribbon quality when seeking the very best products.
Wilson Evaporated Milk Gains Nationwide Pure Food Victory
An ad style note proclaims Wilson Evaporated Milk meets all state pure food requirements across the union. It emphasizes purity and availability in stores nationwide.
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Wilson
Rockefeller testimony details Standard Oil growth and acquisitions
New York November 19. The Rockefeller direct testimony in the federal suit to dissolve Standard Oil covered the company’s growth up to 1882 and its acquisition of refineries and transportation assets. He outlined purchases including Long Island Refining, Devoe Company, Chess Carley, Imperial Refining, Acme Oil, and American Lubricating Company as essential steps to expand markets and export reach.
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New York
Standard Oil Company
John D. Rockefeller
Oil Combine
Standard
Rockefeller
Producers’ Union
Association of
Oil Refineries
Refiners’ Association
Europe
Long Island Refining Company
Long Island City
Seaboard
Devoe Company
Chess-Carley Company
Louisville
Southwest
Imperial Refving Oil Company
Oil City
Imperial Refining Company, Ltd
Standard Oil
Imperial Company
Acme Oil Company
Porter, Moreland & Co
Bennett Warner & Co
Titusville
John BD. Archibald
American Lubricating Company
Cleveland
Mica Axie Grease Company
End of Night Riding in Kentucky Predicted End of Night Riding in Kentucky Predicted
Louisville reports a major deal between the American Tobacco Company and the Burley Tobacco Society to settle the 1906 and part of the 1907 crop tobacco. The agreement averages 20 12 cents for 1906 and 17 cents for 1907 per pound, handling nearly 80 million pounds in the Burley pool.
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Louisville
American Tobacco Company
Burley Tobacco Society
Bur
West Virginia Forecast: Fair and Colder Friday
The West Virginia weather outlook calls for fair skies and a bit of cooling on Friday with Saturday remaining fair. Strong high pressure brings quiet conditions and dry air. Light winds. Overnight lows dip modestly as daytime highs warm to seasonal norms.
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West Virginia
End of farmers night riding linked to Burley crop sale
The Ley Tobacco Society and American Tobacco Company invested about 14 million dollars to move the central Kentucky crop. The Burley Growers Association pooled its 1906 1907 crops, and no 1908 crop was raised by members. Many say the sale of the pooled crop ends night riding in central and eastern Kentucky as growers are expected to raise tobacco next year. The sale does not involve the dark district or western Kentucky and northern Tennessee.
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Kentucky
Tennessee
Taft to Push Thorough Tariff Revision and 61st Congress Plans
Taft shows strong resolve to pursue a thorough tariff revision in good faith and aligned with party pledges. He seeks detailed information on the upcoming Sixty first Congress personnel and setup to enable harmonious legislative and executive action. Taft has not set a course on House organization, but weighs options and consults party leaders, including Burton, Glasscock, and Senator Scott, on the political scene.
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Hot Springs
W. H. Taft
Taft
Representative Burton
W. E B. Glasscock
West Virginia
Senatorcott
Damaging Admissions Reported in Lamphere Case
In Laporte Indiana on November 19 Ray Lamphere reportedly made damaging admissions that he set fire to Mrs Kelle Gunnesg home on April 28 Deputy Sheriff Anstiss testified and had not finished his testimony when court adjourned The state may close its case with a signed statement from Lamphere if Dr Schell is not present.
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Laporte
Ind
Ray Lamphere
Kelle Gunnesg
Lafternoon
Laporte Circuit Court
Anstiss
Marr
Kk. A. Schell
Smith
New Off icers Ghosen by Grand Lodge Odd Fellows
Delegates to the grand lodge of Odd Fellows elected officers for the year. Ek. W. Rouse won grand warden after a spirited field of eleven candidates. FE A Billingslea secured grand secretary for the twenty sixth time. George G Stout chosen grand treasurer by acclamation. Jewels were presented to Past Grand Representatives K A Billingslea Lee Reinheimer and Rev W J Canter and to retiring grand master W H Cecil. Adjournment came at midnight.
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Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
EB. W. Rouse
New Martinsaville
Ek. T. Licklider
Joan Gunes
EB. J. Davies
Fred A. McFarland
O. J. Fleming
J. R. South
H. F. Woody
C. J. Wilcox
E. Martin
FE. A. Billingslea
Fairmont
J. W. McCollum
CC. F. Hardin
A. J. Wilkinson
M. B. Postlethwaite
George (. Stout
Parkersburg
Postlethwaite
Stout
J. D. Marstiller
Elkins
D. P. K Kessler
Cowan
EK. W. Rouse
New Martinsville
BE. A. Hillingslea
George G. Stout
Sovereign Grand Lodge
William H. Cecil
Grand Lodge
K. A. Billingslea
Lee Reinheimer
Rev
W. J. Canter
Busy treasurer pays out over eight thousand dollars
The treasurer at the rear of the hall disbursed more than $8,000 in currency to 302 officers and grand officers for travel and incidentals on their trip. The sum covers car fare, hotel bills and other allowances under the expense account, with visitors pleased by the city and Billingslea noting personal satisfaction.
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Billingslea
Mayor Johnson Declares He Lost Fortune and Wealth
Cleveland November 19 mayor Tom L Johnson says he has lost nearly all his wealth and must move from his Euclid Avenue home. He will give up autos and luxuries to support Albert Johnson estate battles in the east while refusing resignation to stay in city service for his brother's children.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Tom L. Johnson
Euclid Avenues
Albert
Banquet Ends Major Municipal Reform Convention
In Pittsburg Pennsylvania a banquet at the Sehenley Hotel closed a landmark session of the National Municipal League and American Civic Association. Delegates and officers praised the gathering for improving understanding of municipal reform issues. Gifford Pinchot of Washington delivered the principal address as head of the national conservation commission and forestry chief of the United States.
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Pittsburg
Sehenley
National Municipal League
American Civic Association
Gifford Pinchot
Washington
National Conservation Commission
Forestry Division
United States
Wealthy Dominican youth to face murder trial in New York
Enrique De Lara, sixteen, a well educated Dominican from a wealthy trader family, will be tried next week for the murder of Arturo Ascencio, a Santo Domingo priest found wounded in Central Park on September 14. De Lara confessed, claiming motive was the priest's depravity after accompanying him to New York.
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New York
Enrique de Lara
Arturo Ascencio
Santo Domingo
Central Park
de Lara
Erin
Reading
France
England
Germany
For Sale Prime Business Block on Princeton to McCullough
Auctioning a business block with three storerooms and flats above on a 783 by 140 foot lot running from Princeton to McCullough avenues. Rooker & Crenshaw advertise a quick sale from the Kelly and Moyer building, Room 5. Auction notice date November 18, 1910.
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Princeton
McCullough
Rooker & Crenshaw
Kelly & Moyer
Notice to Tax-Payers on 1908 Taxes Discount Offer
Taxpayers are urged to visit the Deputy Sheriff in the Telephone Building to pay 1908 taxes at once. A 2 percent discount applies to those paying before November 30, 1908. Hawley signs as deputy.
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W. P. Hawley
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