Remarkable Progress of Toland Wisconsin Business University
The article celebrates F. J. Toland founder of the Wisconsin Business University in La Crosse. It notes graduates employed nationwide with high salaries, explains growth through panics and branch schools, and urges a permanent city campus. It highlights Toland’s philanthropy and athletic support boosting local business prestige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men’s Association
Toland
la Crosse
Mankato
Minn
Winona
Board of Trade
Wisconsin Business University
Business Inter
la Crose
United States
Wisconsin
U. of W
Southern Pacific Launches First Of Three Great Steamers
The Southern Pacific company began service on the New York to New Orleans route with the Momus, the first of three powerful steamers joined by Creole and Antille, designed for any waters and carrying 152 berths for passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
New York
Southern Pacific Company
New Orleans
Momus
Creole
Antille
Jews Celebrate Hanukah in New York and Worldwide
Orthodox Jews in New York and around the world begin their Hanukah celebration also known as the feast of lights. It marks the Maccabees victory over Antiochus Epiphanes with eight nights of lights, no work, festive activities, and communal prayers across synagogues and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
New York
Antiochus Epiphanes
Hanukah
Boy sent to college avoids being scanned as miser
An outsider remark asserts that sending a boy to college guarantees he will not be labeled or treated as a miser, implying higher social expectations and outcomes for education.
Labor and Capital Issues Discussed by National Civic Federation
Several hundred prominent figures from finance labor church education manufacturing and railroads met at Park Avenue hotel for two days to debate tax wealth regulation injunctions and child labor. Notable speakers include Carnegie Gompers Belmont Eliot Straus and other leaders from the United Mine Workers and railroad unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Park Avenue Hotel
National Civic Federation
Andrew Carnegie
Archbishop Ireland
Charlies W. Eliot
August Belmont
Oscar S. Straus
Samuel Gompers
N. J. Bachelder
National Grange
Alfred Mosely
George E. Foster
Canada
Hermann Schumaker
University of Berlin
John Mitchel
United Mine Workers
George R. Peck
American Bar Association
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
H. B. Fuller
Railway Brotherhoods
Walter Drew
National Iron Erectors’ Association
Frederick N. Judson
Seth Low
Men of Fame Honor Elihu Root at New York Banquet
National figures gather at the Waldorf tonight to honor Elihu Root secretary of state. The Pennsylvania Society of New York arranged the banquet in recognition of his national services and his recent trip to the republics of South America.
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New York
the Waldorf
Elihu Root
Pennsylvania Society of New York
Root
South America
State Association of Commercial Secretaries Meeting in Beaumont
The State Association of Commercial Secretaries met in Beaumont with the chamber of commerce as hosts. They discussed plans to advertise Texas resources and commercial advantages and to aid industrial development across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Association of Commercial Secretaries
Beaumont Chamber of Commerce
Texas
Time is Money to the Woman Who Has a Mania for Shopping
A satirical note highlights a woman driven by a mania for shopping, equating time with money in a breezy列column tone. The fragment suggests a social observation on consumer habits and time value.
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Wisconsin Business
Toland Institution
F. J. Toland
Manila
Lagiyen
Pacific Ocean
San Francisco
Great Northern Railroad
Swift Packing Company
USS Labor
Caphal
Tribune Special Service
National Child Labor Committee
Dolly Varden
LA Crosse Theater
Beaumont
Tex
Pearl Street
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