Vanderlip Advances in Finance as British Consols Deal
Former Treasury figures George Gage and Frank Vanderlip, key bankers, are profiled as rising forces in U S finance. Vanderlip, now VP at National City Bank, expands English consols trade by arranging receipts via a U S trust company. The piece follows his early Aurora, Illinois origins and Europe focused strategy.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Sixty-fifth Street
New York
United States Trust Company
National City Bank
Gage
Boulder County
Colorado
Europe
the Treasury
Treasury
England
Bank of England
Vanderlip
American Trust Company
New York Bank
Foraker Denies Candidacy For Vice Presidency
In Toledo Senator Foraker dismisses rumors of a run for vice president saying the story is false. He notes no Washington friends authorize such talk and predicts President Roosevelt will be the Republican nominee, calling him worthy and deserving.
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Toledo
Senator Foraker
Cincinnati
Hamilton & Dayton
Washington
Roosevelt
Capture of Boyaca and Two Generals Reported
News from Agua Dulce says the Colombian government gunboat Boyaca was captured after a naval engagement. Generals Ortiz and Henao, about 300 government soldiers, and munitions were taken along with supplies. A gasoline launch in government service was also seized.
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San Jose DE Costa Rica
Agua Dulce
Boyaca
Ortiz
Henao
Secretly Wed Abroad Ties Springfield Couple
Springfield announces the marriage of Alice B Turner to John Oldfield Parnell of Rugby England. The ceremony occurred March 6 after Alice studied music in Columbus Granville and London. Parents, E B Turner and wife, kept the event secret until now.
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Springfield
E. B. Turner
Alice B. Turner
John Oldfield Parnell
Rugby
England
Alice
College of Music
Columbus
Conservatory
Granville
London
Secretary of State Laylin Reports Last Quarter Fees
Secretary of State Laylin released the quarterly receipts totaling 51 184 93 for the quarter excluding Willis law fees. Through three quarters the year shows 190 539 97 in fees, with last year's third quarter totals far higher and a single fee of 18 500 noted. The current year's outlook suggests receipts may match or exceed last year’s extraordinary totals.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Laylin
French Sisters Seek U.S. Settlement Amid Expulsions
In Rome Aug 15 sisters expelled from France request Vatican permission to settle in the United States. Many have traveled to Rome to plead their case. Officials say no U.S. vacancies exist and note language barriers as a hurdle.
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Rome
France
Vatican
Tien Tsin Government Turnover to Chinese Authorities
The city of Tien-Tsin transferred its government to Chinese authorities with ceremony. Yuan Shi Kai, Viceroy of Pei Chi Li, arrived and was welcomed by Chinese troops. He met foreign commanders, attended luncheon with the City Council, and the council employees formally handed over control. A banquet closed the day.
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Tien-Tsin
China
Yuan Shi Kai
Pei Chi Li
Yuan Shi Kal
Deny Report Says Puerto Cabello Capture False
Caracas dispatch reports the claim of Puerto Cabello’s capture by revolutionists is untrue. Officials and observers caution that misinformation spreads amid ongoing upheaval in Venezuela.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Puerto Cabello
Three-Cent Toms Plan Is Blocked by Court Ruling
In Columbus the Ohio Supreme Court allowed a temporary injunction pending full review of the case State of Ohio ex rel Attorney General v J C McLain et al. City Council is barred from granting three cent fare franchises while the hearing proceeds. The decision overrulings the circuit court and preserves the injunction. Heirs of Charles and Mrs Fair engage lawyers over the France auto death estate.
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State of Ohio
Attorney General
J. C. Mclain
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Cuyahoga County
Cleveland ‘City
Shauck and Burkett
Supreme Court
Norton T. Harr
Cleveland
W.O. Henderson
W. W. Boynton
N. D. Baker
Tom L. Johnson
Harr
Henderson
Burkett
Johnson
Fear They Have Gone 10 Grief in 112 Mile Quest
Special Despatch reports Walter Patterson and Thomas Numan left Portsmouth in a car for Cincinnati to win a $1,000 wager. They aimed to complete 112 miles in eight hours, last heard passing Peebles at 2 10 PM, with likely detours through several towns. No further word raises fear of serious accident.
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Walter Patterson
Thomas Numan
Portsmouth Telephone Company
Fountain Square
Cincinnati
Patterson
Peebles
Winchester
Mt. Oreb
Williamsburg
Newton
Batavia
West Union
Georgetown
Bud Singleton slain amid Tennessee feud flare near Middlesboro
In Middlesboro Kentucky on August 15 Bud Singleton brother of John Singleton who was killed earlier in Hancock County Tennessee was waylaid and killed near his home. The Smith boys are suspected of the ambush as feuds between the Smiths and Singletons rekindled after a prior fight between John Singleton and Henry Smith. Several Smiths were wounded in the earlier incident.
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Middlesboro
Bud Singleton
John Singleton
Hancock County
Henry Smith
Singleton
Smiths
Foraker and Hanna At Sen. McMillan's Funeral
Detroit witnesses a simple funeral for Senator James McMillan who died suddenly at his Manchester summer home. Attending were members of both Congress, state legislature, city and state officials, with Senators Hanna and Foraker among the speakers. The Rev. Alfred H. Barr led the service and burial was private.
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Manchester
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Ohio
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New Jersey
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Maryland
Allison
Iowa
Lodge
Massachusetts
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Michigan
Fairbanks
Indiana
Cockrell
Missouri
Gallinger
New Hampshire
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Alfred H. Barr
Farmer Fights Burglars in Desperate House Attack
Dayton Colwell, 60, on a farm near Defiance, fought burglars who looted his home as he returned. He was severely wounded in a fierce confrontation. one intruder suffered a head injury. Colwell remains in critical condition.
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Commercial Tribune
Defiance, CO
Dayton Colwell
Colwell
Lake Shore electric car tests 17 mile run to Monroe
The Lake Shore electric car No. 18 with four 125 horse power motors ran a test between Monroe and Alexis Michigan on the Toledo and Monroe line. The 17.4 mile journey was completed in just several minutes.
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Commercial Tribune
Toledo, O
Lake Shore Electricé
Monroe
Alexis
Mich
Toledo
Alger to announce U S Senate candidacy next week
Detroit moves with news that General R A Alger will issue a formal Senate bid following the death of James McMillan The announcement comes after an Advisory Council meeting of the State League of Republican Clubs chaired by President Fenton The date is set for next Monday selection focuses on replacing the late senator in Michigan statement issued by the News service.
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Mich
State League of Republican Clubs
Fenton
R. A. Alger
United States Senate
Jams McMillan
Tragedy Scene Fades on Maumee River
The Indian tragedy site along the Maumee River is described as rapidly disappearing. Readers are urged to read tomorrow's Commercial Tribune for full details and context.
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Maumee River
City Boards Planned For Municipal Commerce And Public Safety
The forthcoming public code creates two city boards, the Board of Public Safety uniting Fire and Police under four bipartizan members appointed by the Mayor, and the Board of Public Service elective with three members not in civil service. Terms align with Mayor and city officers for three years. City village boundary stays 10,000 population. City Council remains nine members for cities of 10,000 plus one per 15,000, with one-fifth elected at large.
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State Bar Association
Bar Committee
E. B. King
Ellis
Bennett
Longworth
Connell
Bar
John W. Warrington
Cincinnati
King
Nash code simplifies police boards plan for cities
Governor Nash drops police board appointment in cities as part of a streamlined municipal code. Two city boards, none for villages, with boards named Public Safety and Public Service, civil service limits on police and fire appointments, and a population cutoff of 10 000 to separate city and village status. The code, shaped with State Bar Association input, aims for broad enactment with tax provisions for public franchises and a permissive corporate tax.
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Wirt
Youngstown
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