Real Estate Trust Company Fails in Philadelphia
The Real Estate Trust Company of Philadelphia closed its doors after failing to meet obligations from large loans on weak collateral. Receiver George H. Earle Jr. oversees liabilities around 10 million with assets near 9.5 million and nonnegotiable collateral about 8 million linked mainly to Adolf Segal loans.
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Frank K. Hippie
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Presbyterian Church
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Franklin National Bank
W. H. Roberts
General Assembly
Roberts
Presbyterian Hospital of Philadelphia
Presbyterian Board of Relief
Alao
Sid Michner
Clearing House Association
Leaking Gas Slays Shade Trees Across City Streets
Residents blame the gas company for neglected mains amid new leaks that kill elm trees and remove shade. A West Chestnut Street resident laments loss of a longtime sunny yard and vows action against officials to curb leaks and protect property.
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West Chestnut Street
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Te Town
The Weather Fair warms with a lift in the evening
The forecast calls for a warmer night with increasing heat and a few clouds. Thursday will be partly cloudy with mild temperatures and light winds.
Fatal Explosion injures workers using steam shovel
A dynamite charge detonated while a steam shovel worked nearby in Pun tae We. The blast tore ground and wounded several workers before authorities could intervene.
Bryan 10 Come Today Bryan 10 Come Today
William Jennings Bryan is due in New York today after a European tour. He will reach the city tomorrow for a grand parade and reception in his honor, and will stay aboard a yacht upon arrival before the events.
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New York
William Jennings Bryan
Gibraltar
Europe
Japan
China
Bryan
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Our Next Congressman Local Race Recaps Temperament
The Wooster Herald reports on temperament and political posture in the upcoming congressional contest. The piece notes party lines, candidate positions, and local reaction as readers gauge who will represent the area.
Rebels encroach on U S. property near Havana
Rebels seize Cabanas near the United States naval station in Dinar Del Rio province. Two hundred insurgents under Senor Campos Marquetti attack the town defended by rural guards who retreat as they face a larger force. If held, arms believed shipped from the United States could be landed at the port.
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Eaily Times
Havana
United States
Mand
Senor Campos Marquetti
Cabanas
United States Naval Station
Dinar del Rio
City Hall Session Delays Hold Up Ordinances Passed
A city council meeting adjourned with key votes blocked as Lawrence and Pharton were absent and a last minute fetch delayed action. Several ordinances moved from readings and sidewalk reconstruction plans were approved or sent for further consideration. The solicitor warned about water and gas lines beneath sidewalks and the public service board was tasked to fix defects immediately.
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Ratreets
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Main
Adams
Weer Atde
Teli Lo
Orange
Kao
Board of Piblie Service
Herald Contemplates Democratic Lead Amid Campaign
The piece highlights Shiyser's sharp attack on the Herald and previews the forthcoming Cosleetun county convention. It features praise for Mr. Agabeobk, described as about forty years old and successful in ventures, with remarks on his engaging personality and potential future impact on the community.
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Agabeobk
Mt Vernon District Christian Conference Opens Sessions
Delegates and prominent church members arrive as the Mt Vernon district holds its sixty fifth Christian conference. A welcome address, prayers, sermons, and reports on committees and missions mark the opening with minutes printed and discussions on commodities and program distribution.
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Jdelegates
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Praia
Taistribulion Oof
Prosran
Hesuding Grimmer Ss
Otelat
Local Conference Session Opens With Devotionals
A city conference opens with devotional services led by Rev. J. M. Carter and a sermon by Rev. J. B. Tar mer. The event includes a Bible lesson and a trement address with a recess period described amid scattered program notes.
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J. M. Carter
Rev
J. B. Tarmer
Mr Wilson Better After Weeks Ill
Ed H. Wilson was able to be out today for the first time in several weeks. Lee Helbling of Buffalo arrived that evening and will spend a few weeks with Coshocton friends.
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H. Wilson
Lee Helbling
Buffalo
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Coshocton
Durational Services and Federation Business Meeting
Thursday at 2 p m a chaired program features Bichte Lesson directed by Rev JF BE with roll call and relief department reports led by Rev J H Bone secretary remarks on moral reforms and an address by Rev Mrs R A Sheldon followed by federation discussion and miscellaneous business including necesa
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JF. BE
Ner
Relief Department
J. H. Bone
R. A. Sheldon
Federation of Churches
GO. W. Powers
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Reception Plan for Bryan in New York Aug 21
A detailed schedule outlines Colonel Bryan’s New York visit with a reception caravan, five member committees from each state, six carriages, and an overflow meeting at Madison Square Park if needed. Speakers include D N Pletcher, Governor Glenn, and ex Governor W S Jennings, with a Garden speech planned.
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Missouri
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Uhen
Tesan Wl
Tormal
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Aimike
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Micdison Square Park
Indiana Democrats Cancel New York Trip For Bryan Reception
A party of 25 Indiana Democrats planned to travel to New York for a Bryan reception but switched plans to Louisville after Bryan’s Louisville event was announced for September 12. Rain and heat disrupted farm work, with farmers delaying plowing as storms reduced extreme heat. Local notices mention Mrs. Fowler's family illness and various residents visiting relatives and attending events in Coshocton and Canal Lewisville.
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New York
William Jennings Bryan
William J. Bryan
Loulaville
Louisville
Frank Fowler
Springfield
WS. Biatehingsen
Cosherton
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EB. Rayer
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Dh Coshocton
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Universal Myret
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Woo A. Fowler
BR. J. Barcroft
Col
W. O A. Cross
J. W. Fowler
G. Spangler Bicker
Canal Lewisville
Greek Laborers Killed in Train Accident Near Loveland
Four Greek laborers were killed and one fatally injured near Simmee when struck by a Western train of the B. and Lewin line. The accident occurred near Loveland on August 2. Authorities report the workers were engaged in port or rail yard duties when the collision happened. A rescue and investigation team was dispatched to the scene.
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Loveland
Simmee
Here
Lewin Weatern
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