Sandow’s London lecture mark in science and therapy
Eugene Sandow, famed for strength, has earned a place in London science circles by presenting his Curative Physical Culture system. He lectures to leading societies, praises muscular activity as life’s basis, and plans an American branch at 225 Fifth Avenue with an American edition of Health from Physical Culture.
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Eugene Sandow
America
London
Sandow
England
London Societies of Science and Medicine
London Institute
Sandow Institute
Lauder Brunton
Truth
New York City
Fifth Avenue
Ieeecre
Banking Power Surges Amid Controller Murray Report
The 1908 banking power of the United States reaches 17.6 billion dollars, surpassing 1890s global totals. The report details bank solvencies, failures, and examiner payroll debates, noting 499 National banks placed in receivership since National banking system began.
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United Sons
House Cuts Senate Fund in Appropriation Bill
Special to The New York Times Washington Dec 10 The Legislative Executive and Judicial Appropriation bill proposes to raise overall appropriations to 484,979 975 2 6 of vs216 20008 from estimates and an advance of 34 over last year The most important cut is a reduction of the Senate expense fund from 15 000 to This reduction may be restored later as offices operate under the bill
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New York Times
Washington
Mane House
Eeeppropria
Senate
Oifeas i
Transcontinental Freight Rates Advanced on Eastbound Traffic
Washington December 10 officials of the Trunk Line Association announced a general advance in trans continental freight rates on all East bound traffic by rail and rail and water starting January 1. West bound class rates will remain unchanged and West bound commodity rates from Atlantic seaboard to Pacific coast terminals rise about 10 percent. East bound first class rates fall from 3 70 to 3 00 per hundred pounds on some routes while Chicago and Central Traffic Association territory from Pacific coast terminals see a drop from 3 40 to 3 00 per hundred. East bound commodity rates from Pacific coast to Atlantic points rise about 18 percent with some items up 60 percent and others 8 percent. The advance has no bearing beyond the trunk lines and follows months of advisement.
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Washington
Atlantic Seaboard
Pacific Coast
Chicago
Central Traffic Association
Trunk Line Association
Chi New York
Trunk Line
Bucks Injunction Argued In Major Labor Case
In Washington on December 10 the Court of Appeals heard the Bucks Store and Range Company suit against the American Federation of Labor. Alton B. Parker and AFL leaders opposed by Bucks counsel argued the injunction against using the Bucks name on the Federationist boycott list. Judge Parker contended the federation acts were not illegal and beyond the court’s limits as to labor rights.
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Washington
Alton B. Parker
New York
American Federation of Labor
Bucks
St. Louis
Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Gould
District Supreme Court
Bucks Company
Mpers
Mitchell
Munson
Fed Oo
Hud
Labor
Ncces
Bucks ‘Company
Rae Ieunianiaen Rm Ifke
Federation
Delip
Ny ~ Agi Ugh
Sudge Anon
Submarine Contracts Awarded by Secretary Newberry
Contracts for submarines authorized by Congress were awarded today by Secretary Newberry. Four go to Electric Boat Company for Mare Island Navy Yard. American Laurentt Company will build at William Jamp & Sons. Lake Torpedo Boat Company will be built with Newport News Shipbuilding. Two subs to be built by the Government.
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Washington
Newberry
Electric Boat Company
Mare Island Navy Yard
American Laurentt Company
William Jamp & Sons Establishment
Lake Torpedo Boat Company
Newport News Shipbuilding Company
Adam God Follower Leader James Sharp Captured in Kansas
James Sharp known as Adam God and his follower were captured in Monticello Johnson County Kansas after a clash that left four dead. Sharp suffered wounds and stated he would finish the work God sent him to do. Louis Pratt and Lulu Pratt died earlier along with policeman Mullane and Dalbow.
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Kansas City
James Sharp
Adam God
Monticello
Johnson County
Kan
Louis Pratt
General Hospital
Michael Mullane
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Albert O. Dalbow
Lulu Pratt
Mullane
Pratt
Sharp
Doctor In Cell For Running Down Boy
A car owned and driven by Dr. Frederick C. De Kraft struck a 15 year old boy at Lenox Avenue and 122nd Street injuring him with a fractured skull. Dr. De Kraft was arrested by Officer Delaney and jailed at West 125th Street Station. Patrick Murphy was also in the auto. Police cannot identify the injured youth.
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Frederick C. de Kraft
West Seventieth Street
Lenox Avenue
122D Street
Harlem
Delaney
Dr. de Kraft
West 125Th Street
Patrick Murphy
United Service notes officer transfers and duties
Special to The New York Times reports Capt J Land of the Ordnance Department will visit the wage a co and ompany, ensledoro, y. 1 ar Alan for the Ordnance Department and Capt J & Winn, Quartermaster, relieved from duty at Racine Wisconsin, to proceed to o Ill for duty as assistant to the Chief Quartermaster Col C B Byrne Medical Corps will report to Brig Gen W P Hall Adjutant I President of an Army Retiring Board at Washington for examination.
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Washington
J. Land
Ordnance Department
Ensledoro
Alan
J. & Winn
Racine
Wis
O, Ill
Medical Corps
Navy Announces Several Retirements and Assignments
Rear Admiral J. E. B. Pillsbury to retirement December 15 and Rear Admiral W. H. Emory to retirement December 17. Commander R. G. Denig relieved as Inspector of Engineering Material for the Penn. district and to resume other duties. Commander J. A. Dougherty assigned to Pacific station. Commander J. H. Sears to serve as naval attaché in Tokio and Pekin. Lieutenant J. C. ment to as Inspector of Ordnance and Firth-Sterling Co. at Giesboro Manor, D. C.
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Navy
J. EB. Pillsbury
W. H. Emory
R. G. Denig
Penn
N Ee Uder
J. A. Dougherty
Pacific Staon
J. H. Sears
Tokio
Japan
Pekin
China
Movements of Naval Vessels
Arrivals include Dolphin at Gonaives Des Moines at Port au Prince Eagle at Guantanamo Arethusa and Navajo at Mare Island and Glacier at Auckland. Departures include Sterling and Prairie from New for Hampton Roads Plunger and Nina to Norfolk Nanshan to Guam Cavite for Guam.
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Dolphin
Gonaives
Des Moines
Port Au Prince
Eagle
Guantanamo
Navajo
Mare Island
Glacier
Auckland
Sterling
Prairie
New
Hampton Roads
Plunger
Nina
Annapolis
Norfolk
Nanshan
Cavite
Guam
Joint conservation conference backs cooperation across states
Governors and leaders from business and politics endorsed cooperative action to conserve U S resources. A plan for a national conservation commission, river and harbor improvements, and timber and mineral rights management was discussed. Speakers including Cannon and Nabuco urged balanced funding and wary of costly bond programs.
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Washington
Roosevelt
National Conservation Commission
Andrew Carnegie
Woodruff
Connecticut
Ansel
South Carolina
Broward
Florida
Deneen
Illinois
Blanchard
Louisiana
National Commission
United States
Reed Smoot
Utah
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Rhode Island
Commerce Council Holds First Meeting Led by Straus
Secretary Straus organized the council at the Department of Commerce for the first session. Delegates from major commercial interests gathered in Washington to promote trade and coordinate national business policies.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
National Council of Commerce holds first annual session
About one hundred delegates representing sixty five chambers of commerce boards of trade and industrial bodies gathered for the first annual session of the National Council of Commerce. Secretary Straus organized the council and outlined its purpose to promote U S foreign commerce and establish permanent headquarters in New York City to coordinate national and global business interests. Gustav H Schwab opened the meeting at the New York Chamber of Commerce.
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James W. van Cleave
National Association of Manufacturers
Congress
Joaquim Nabuco
Brazil
W. C. Edwards
Can
Anthony Higgins
United States
Delaware
J. A. Ockerson
Mississippi River Commission
Serne
Ederick Skene
New York
Chicago
Fairbanks
Cannon
Frye
Committee On Commerce
Burton
House
National Council of Commerce
Ely
Straus
Chambers of Commerce
Boards of Trade
Gustav H. Schwab
New York Chamber of Commerce
Chie
William McCarro
York Board of Trade
Ira
Schwab
B. A. Belek Chicago
Frank Korg
Cincinnati
E . R. Corwine
Citary
Council Members Endorse Close Ties With Government
A Chicago council meeting affirmed a strong bond between government and business interests. Secretary Straus praised the partnership as crucial to national progress while the council outlined its executive leadership and future agenda.
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Figure
Murray
National Bank Examinations
Treasury Department
Lawrence O. Murray
Parker
Haystack
Policeman
THE
United Service
the Army
Report On Inland Waterways
Inland Waterways Commission
Rivers and Harbors Committee
Arthur
Council OF Commerce
Steinway
Steinway & Sons
Steinway Hall
East 14Th Street
Victor
Mhe Direct
West 34Th Street
Ave
Broadway
Waldorf
Sol Bloom
Tony Eve
ST. Nicholas the Best
All
St. Nicnolas
Cochtuler
Jatutry
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