Sign Up So Young 3 Advice to Advertisers at National Convention
Delegates visited the United States Playing Card Company plant in Norwood and enjoyed a luncheon there. Cincinnati hosts praised for hospitality as the National Advertising Clubs continue with speeches at the Grand Hotel and zoo visits.
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Advertising Cubs
Cincinnati
Grand Hotel
Chicago
Detroit
Lafayette Young
Des Moines
Aubuchon
St. Louis
United States Playing Card Company
Norwood
Smith B. Queal
Aen
Kentucky
Personal Encounter Ends Fish and Harahan Dispute
The Illinois Central directors meeting ended in chaos when former president Stuyvesant Fish and his successor J. T. Harahan clashed. Reports say Fish seized Harahan and cursed him, but no blows or injuries occurred and the boardroom was cleared.
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Illinois Central Board of Directors
Commercial Tribune
New York
Illinois Central Railroad
Stuyvesant Fish
J. T. Harahan
Wall Street
Fish
Mr. Harahan
Husband Donates Blood To Save Wife In Brooklyn
Teresah Hamlen Chapman, contralto of Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church, lay in critical condition at Prospect Heights Hospital. Her husband Livingston Chapman, a baritone at the same church, allowed a quart of his blood to be transfused into her veins, aided by a friend who provided a pint of red cells. The operation used Dr. Crile’s metal canula method to prevent clotting, with doctors noting possible need for further transfusions as her condition improves.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Teresah Hamlen Chapman
Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church
Prospect Heights Hospital
Brooklyn
Livingston Chapman
William Crile
Cleveland
Kaiser Wilhelm Thrown By Horse At Hanover Review
Emperor William was thrown when his horse slipped during a veterans review in Hanover Prussia. He rose unassisted, mounted another horse, and continued the event without injury.
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Kaiser Wilhelm
Hanover
Prussia
William
Four Die as Car Hits Auto in Canandaigua Crossing
Special Dispatch reports a Rochester auto driven by Dr. George Waldron was struck by a Rochester & Eastern trolley car at a crossing near Canandaigua. Four people died instantly: Dr. Waldron, Mrs. William Scandling, Mrs. Jane Hobbs of Hopewell, and Mrs. Katie Farnsworth of Rochester.
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Commetal Tribune
Rochester
N. Y
George Waldron
Rochester & Eastern
Canandaigua
Waldron
William Scandling
Jane Hobbs
Hopewell
Katie Farnsworth
Robber murders milkman on rural road
Springfield Mass Aug 28 Hugh Kane a Ludlow milkman was held up robbed and murdered by a highwayman on the road from South Hadley to Ludlow this afternoon His horse brought him home and the killer fled into the countryside authorities pursue leads and search the area.
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Commercial Tribune
Springfield
Mass
Hugh Kane
Ludlow
South Hadley
Earthquake Shocks Fort De France No Damage Reported
A strong earthquake shock was felt in Fort De France at 10 50 p m yesterday. No damage has been reported on the island of Martinique cresting the night quiet.
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Fort DE France
Martinique
Aged Newport Official Found Bound and Abused in Rooming House
R. F. Singleton, retired Newport magistrate, was discovered bound and gagged on a Richmond Street rooming house cot. Police released him after a bloody struggle. he was rushed to City Hospital with a fractured jaw and head injuries. Singelton claimed robbery of $37. only his glasses and a lodge insignia remained. The room had signs of a violent struggle and furniture damage.
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Newport
Richmond Street
B. F. Ewell
Lockhart
Weber
Schmedes
Central Police Station
Singleton
Ang
Fortmeyer
Hind
Wealthy Cincinnati Man Disappears in New York
Seward Heidelbach a Cincinnati clothing magnate and cousin of Alfred Heidelbach is reported missing in New York after lunch with his brother at the Equitable Life Building. He planned to pay drafts to Europe then meet at Newberg & Co. He had heart illness and carried about $4 000. He left dressed in a light blue crepe suit and Panama hat.
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Harahan
Mr. Fish
Illinois Central
Mr. É
Mr. Harahan
New York
Commercial Tribune
Seward Heidelbach
Cincinnati
Alfred Heidelbach
Heidelbach
Ickelheimer & Company
Albert Heidelbach
Equitable Life Building
Broadway
American Express Company
Europe
Newberg & Co
Mr. Heidelbach
Heidelberg
Crestert Avenue
Avondale
Fabiana Company
Pugh Power Building
Julian S. Rauh
Wom
Connecticut
Central American Peace Mediation Offered by Roosevelts and Diaz
President Roosevelt and President Diaz signaled the five Central American republics offering U S and Mexican good offices to convene a peace conference. Mexican authorities report the move as mediation to end ongoing warfare and to settle differences among Guatemala El Salvador and Nicaragua with invitations possibly sent to Washington.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Roosevelt
Diaz
Central America
United States
Mexico
Senor Corea
Zelaya
Mexico City
Guatemala
Salvador
Nicaragua
Sewing Machine Man Arrested in Chicago
David Kahn, collector for the Singer Sewing Machine Co, was arrested on a charge of defrauding the company of a large sum. Officials would not disclose the amount. The arrest followed a warrant issued by a surety company that had supported his bond.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
David Kahn
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Kahn
Invasion Prompt Apology From Georgetown
The Governor of the colony issued an apology and expression of regret to President Castro of Venezuela for the August 17 invasion and seizure of balata gum by a frontier force from British Guiana. The incident involved a small force under Captain Calder and concerned gum reportedly collected on British territory.
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Castro
Venguela
Calder
British Guiana
Georgia Kentucky dispute over military escort in Powers case
Caley Powers questions Franklin and Beckham over a proposed military escort for Governor Taylor as a witness. He asks whether officials would pardon or dismiss charges to secure Taylor's return, and whether immunity or different witnesses would be considered.
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Commercial Tribune
Georgetown
Caleb Powers
Commonwealth
Franklin
W.S. Taylor
Kentucky
Powers
Taylor
Beckham
Indiana
Mr. Franklin
Governor Taylor
Mr. Finley
Pte
Lauber
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F. J. Zinsle
Zoo
Brooke
Gerald Wadsworth
Newark
Lafayette Oung
Medill McCormick
Ohio
Penrietta Frost
Gar
Horse
Highwayman
F. Singleton
Atlee
State Department
Adee
Goday
Central
Singer Company
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