In Limelight Naval Assistant Satterlee Aids Knickerbocker Reform
Herbert Livingstone Satterlee of New York son-in-law of J Pierpont Morgan, assistant secretary of the navy, is a director in the India Rubber and Gutta Percha Insulating Co. He helped organize Knickerbocker Trust Company recovery, opposing permanent receivership and advocating asset resumption as a depositor representative.
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Herbert Livingstone Satterlee
New York
J. Pierpont Morgan
Ward, Hayden & Satterlee
New York City
India Rubber and Gutta Percha
Columbia
Evarts, Choate & Beaman
Senator Evarts
Naval Militia
Gov. Morton
Naval Battalion
Satterlee
Louisa Pierpont Morgan
Shipbuilding Trust
Mr. Morgan
Mr. Satterlee
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Immigrant Chief Keefe Rose From Dock Walloper to Power Motive
Daniel J. Keefe of Detroit becomes commissioner general of immigration. Once a Chicago longshoreman and labor organizer, he built the International Longshoremen, Marine & Transport Workers' association into a vast power. His leadership dates to 1892 with 25 years in office as a major force in maritime labor and industrial peace efforts. He succeeds Frank P. Sargeant who recently died.
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Daniel J. Keefe
Detroit
Commissioner-General of Immigration
Chicago
Big Dan
Lake Carriers’ Association
Industrial Peace Commission
Mr. Keefe
Frank P. Sargeant
Young British suffragist captivates American audiences
Mrs Philip Snowden, a striking British suffragist, arrives in the United States to advocate for women’s rights. Her eloquence and beauty draw vast crowds, including New York’s elite, as she fills speaking engagements in the western hemisphere and supports the British labor movement through her husband’s political circle.
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Philip Snowden
United States
Liverpool Daily
Poat
Charles F. Abed
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
Briton Sir Thomas Barclay Knighted by King Edward
Sir Thomas Barclay, noted British philanthropist and peace advocate, was ennobled as a baronet by King Edward on his birthday. The honor recognizes his leadership in international arbitration and efforts to promote peace and war avoidance. He has campaigned globally for treaties fostering fraternal amity and peaceful dispute resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Thomas Barclay
Edward
Sir Thomas
United Kingdom
United States
Company Closet Keeps Emergency Lunches Ready
A business man explains a wife’s pantry strategy, the company closet, stocked with canned meats, soups, and desserts for instant meals. Read of shelf varieties from pates to jellys and fruit juices, each chosen for quick sandwiches or desserts when unexpected guests arrive.
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B. M
Mame
Bob
Bar-Le-Duc
Bolstering a wobbling will in salesmanship
Expert trainer Miss Diana Hirechler offers tactics for handling indecisive buyers like Mrs Fly-Away. Salespeople should project decisiveness, guide choice, and present a single compelling option to clinch the sale while avoiding overbearing pressure. The piece stresses maintaining confidence in tone and actions to reinforce customer certainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diana Hirechler
The Most Expensive Tree in Cheapside London
A centuries old tree at the northwest corner of Wood Street and Cheapside, London, is described as occupying land worth about 4 500 000 pounds an acre. Legal battles over modern development are blocked by ancient lights laws, sacred ground protections, and opposition from nearby property guardians, ensuring the site remains unimproved for generations.
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Jooker-on
Ato
Cheapside
London
Wood Street
House of Lords
England
Saint Peter's
Foster Lane
Wordsworth
Columbus
America
Qhaucer
Chryatis
General Post Office
Spectator Aids and Involuntary Reactions in Athletic Pictures
Photographs of hurdle races high jumps and fights reveal spectators instinctively mimicking athletes actions to help them. The piece notes grand stand riders and fans imitating leaps punches and whistles while wrestlers and jockeys draw on the crowd’s imagined support.
Baseball in Winter Leagues Affects Players and Teams
The article discusses players like Burns and Delahanty taking winter trips to the Orient and Cuba, risking form and health. It notes injuries, rest needs, and how such winters impact the Cleveland Naps and other clubs, with fans wary of lingering illnesses and lost games.
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Ordé
Tech
Japan
A.pll
Terry Turner
Cleveland Naps
Elmer Flick
Florida
Elmer
Naps
Stomac
Cinnati Reds
Washington
Delahant Burns
Orient
Theington
St. Lous Cardinals
Philippine Islands
Burns
Delahant
Delabanty
Chicago
The One He Saw Coming
Fragmentary text hints at a portrait or painting scene involving a fashionable daughter and a male artist. The readable phrases suggest an emphasis on a fashionable portrait and a photographer or painter's view, but specifics remain unclear.
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Immigration Commissioner
Joseph B. Bowles
Irle Ll
Heart OF London
Burne
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