McKinley Day Banquet Highlights Taft Address in Cleveland
In Cleveland Ohio on January 20 Secretary of War William H Taft addressed the Tippecanoe Club McKinley Day banquet praising McKinleys battle for honest money. Taft and Ohio manager Arthur I Vorys led talks with local leaders as Taft planned to depart for Washington.
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Ohio
McKinley
Tippecanoe Club
William H. Taft
Republic
Taft
Clarence Edwards
United States Army
Duncan E. McKinley
California
Myron T. Herrick
Union Club
Tippanoe Club
F. W. Prentiss
Paul F. Sutphen
Second Presbyterian Church
Duncan F. McKinley
United States
Wis
William McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Arthur I. Vorys
Walter C. Brown
Republican State Committee
Vorys
Brown
Washington
No Union Pacific Bond Sale Hinted by Harriman
E H Harriman said Union Pacific is not financing now but may float new bonds later if terms improve He emphasized aim to raise capital for extensions and keep work for employees amid rumors of a sale bankers expect possible loan later in the year depending on favorable terms
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E. H. Harriman
Union Pacific
Deney
Bank
State of
New York
New England
Middle Western
Pacific
Treasury
Cortélyou
Atlantic City Beach
the Sporting Parson
Dominif
Philadelphia
Through Trains Stream Smoothly on Brooklyn Bridge
New through trains began running to Manhattan with minimal delays during the evening rush and improved times over the old system. Police managed crowds with nine officers on platforms while railings were tested at the northeastern corner to manage Ridgewood and Myrtle Avenue arrivals.
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Brooklyn Bridge
Manhattan Terminal
Grand Central
Ridgewood
Myrtle Avenue
C. M. Ingersoll
Tailor Buckowitz Arrested in $2500 Violin Theft Case
Samuel Buckowitz a 23 Orchard Street tailor's cutter was jailed on charges of stealing a $2,500 violin from Victor Flechter musical instruments dealer at 28 Union Square. Flechter recalls a prior 1806 case where he was linked to the Duke of Cambridge Stradivarius theft. Appellate Division later upheld his conviction.
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Samuel Buckowitz
Orchard Street
Victor Flechter
Union Square
Buckowitz
Flechter
Jean Bott
Brooklyn
Cortelyou Defends Placing of Bonds and Treasury Policy
Secretary Cortelyou presents to the Senate a printed summary defending his handling of the 1907 panic and the Panama bonds. He details bank deposits, currency relief, and the decision to limit awards to National banks to aid note circulation, while denying partisanship in public fund deposits.
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New York Times
Washington
Cortelyou
Senate
Fairbanks
United States Financial World
New York
Treasury
New York City
Panama
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury Department
Department
United States
United Service brief notes coast artillery school plans and recruit trials
Major I N Lewis leaves Washington to consult with the Quartermaster General on Coast Artillery School buildings at Fort Monroe Virginia. Lieut G L Johnson sails from Scranton to Wilkes Barre then Alden Station to gather evidence for trial of an enlisted man. Lieut F W S Chamberlain heads to Kirbyville Texas for similar evidence. Capt C D Clay travels from Texarkana to Winnfield Louisiana for an enlisted man trial. Major N H Creager goes from Portland Maine to Bangor then Houston for related evidence in an enlisted man case.
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Washington
I. N. Lewis
Coast Artillery Corps
Quartermaster General
Coast Artillery
Fort Monroe
G. L. Johnson
Eleventh Infantry
Scranton
Penn
Wilkesbarre
Alden Station
F. W. S. Chamberlain
Second Infantry
Houston
Texas
Kirbyville
C. D. Clay
Little Rock
Ark
Texarkana
Winnfield
N. H. Creager
Portland
Bangor
Navy announces retirement and promotions of flag officers
Rear Admiral H. G. O. Colby, retired, placed on retired list. Ensign R. W. Kessler discharged treatment naval hospital Yokohama, Japan, to the Chattanooga. Commissioned Rear Admiral W. Swift, Jan. 3. Rear Admiral L. C. Logan, Jan. 28.
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H. G. O. Colby
R. W. Kessler
Naval Hospital
Yokohama
Japan
Chattanooga
W. Swift
L. C. Logan
Movements of Naval Vessels Arrive and Sail
Movements show ships arriving in Chicago and departing on voyages to Newport Annapolis and New Orleans. Vessels named include Wasp Rainbow Arkansas Cortez Dubuque Des Moines York Callao Norfolk and Cavite with calls for navy yard cruise and maintenance.
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Chicago
Wasp
New York
Arkansas
Folk
Dubuque
Cortez
Des Moines
York
Rainbow
Philippines
Callao
Norfolk
Navy Yard
Annapolis
Nor New Orleans
Puerto
Newport
New Cavite
Man credits Grape-Nuts and Postum with restored health
An Ohio man recounts severe prior health issues including collapse, bilious attacks, constipation, vertigo, memory loss, and weakness. After adopting Grape-Nuts and Postum, his symptoms disappeared, appetite and sleep improved, and he weighs more at age 62. He credits the products and cites company literature for support.
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Ohio
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Domine deserts dogmas for dogs in Scotch Plains church
In Scotch Plains New Jersey Pastor Thomas Moore Smith of the Baptist Church resigns from preaching dogma to pursue breeding Irish water spaniels after his congregation protests his dog shows. The dispute ends with the dominie choosing dogs over duties and remaining in town.
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New York Times
Scotch Plains
N. J
Thomas Moore-Smith
Baptist Church
Erin
Molly
Malone
Terry
Moore-Smith
Central Railroad
New Jersey
Fanwood
Gideon Shott
Gideon
Glasgow
Belfast
John Hanley
Shott
Hanley
Dominic Shott
Pastor Shott
Philadelphia
McArthur
Molly Malone
Boston
Dominie
McArthur-McPeters Alliance
Deacon Hands
Old
Dominic
Ireland
Suicide in Bayonne Found With Hands Tied
In the woods at West Thirty ninth Street Bayonne New Jersey a man’s body was found swinging from a tree with his hands tied behind his back. Chief John Yore noted a single set of footprints in the snow indicating suicide. The man aged about 40 wore shoes matching the prints and carried five dollars a pocketbook from Fordm ang Place New York and a red white blue labor union button.
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Newark Bay
Bayonne
N. J
George Wilson
West Forty-third Street
John Yore
Yore
Fordmang Place
West Street
New York
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