Magnificent Union Central Life Building by Case Gilbert
The Cincinnati Enquirer notes the structure designed by Mr Case Gilbert with Messrs Garber and Woodward of Cincinnati as associate architects and completed for the Union Central Life Insurance Company of Cincinnati. It calls the fifth largest building in the world and the tallest in the U.S. outside New York, finished on contract time thanks to system and organization.
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Union Central
Thompson- Starrett Company
New York
Union Central Life Insurance Company
Macy’s Return Policy Emphasizes Money Back Promise
Macy’s promises cheerful refunds if customers are dissatisfied and return items in saleable condition. Shoppers must also bring the duplicate salescheck with goods to receive credit or exchange. Exclusions apply for items Macy’s cannot exchange for sanitary reasons.
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Macy’s
Calls for Mellen in wreck inquest call for Mellen
Special to The New York Times Bridgeport June 27 The coroner summoned President Mellen to attend the next inquest session into the June 12 Stamford Westport wreck that killed six and injured many. He must produce contracts and documents defining duties of executives. Subordinates refused to testify, citing privileges and fear of self incrimination. The case will go to trial in September with six road officials indicted for negligence.
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New York Times
Bridgeport
Mellen
New Haven Road
Phelan
Boston Express
Stamford
Board of Directors
Benjamin J. Spock
Spock
Westport
J. F. Berry
Bardo
Mr. B
New Haven
Elbert R. Whaley
Whaley
Charles J. Doherty
Cohalan to testify at Albany investigation
A District Attorney representative may attend the Albany inquiry into charges by John Connolly against Justice Cohalan. Justice Cohalan will testify, with his friend noting he is ready to appear before the Legislative committee. Quinn denies being selected as Murphy’s representative. Guthrie represents the Bar Association.
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Albany
John Connolly
Justice Cohalan
Howard Townsend
The
Bar Association
Whitman
Cohalan
Supreme Court
John B. Stanchfield
William Travers Jerome
John Quinn
Quinn
Charles F. Murry
Murphy
William D. Guthrie
John A. Connolly
Guthrie
Confern on Court House Plan Stirs City Debate
The Court House Board and Supreme Court Justices debated designer Guy Lowell's circular court house plan for over an hour. A sub committee from both sides will review the plan, with a next meeting slated for next week. The Board of Estimate attended with Prendergast, while Lowell and Cook defended the proposal and Day, a jury member, commented on possible changes.
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Court House Board
Court House Committee
Supreme Court
Guy Lowell
Board of Estimate
Dugro
Greenbaum
Amend
Page
Supreme Court Committee
L. Laflin Kellogg
Edward M. Crout
E. Clifford Potter
Prendergast
Walters. Cook
Frank Miles
Philadelphia
Lowell
Open Air School Planned at Tuberculosis Preventorium
The Farmingdale New Jersey facility will add an open-air school to its buildings to educate children from New York tenements in incipient disease stages. A total of $10,000 is needed. Subscriptions of $4,000 from Mrs. Henry Phipps and others plus $1,000 from Jacob H. Schiff on condition of full funding. Directors appeal to the public for $5,000. Checks to Alexander S. Webb, Treasurer, care of the Secretary of Medicine, 17 West Forty-third Street.
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Farmingdale
N. J
New York
Henry Phipps
Andrew Carnegie
Felix Mee
Jacob H. Schiff
Alexander S. Webb
West Forty-third Street
Rabbi Frankel to lecture at Abraham Synagogue New York
Rabbi David Frankel of Scranton will go to New York to join Abraham Synagogue in Attorney Street. He will advance Talmud interpretation and deliver Fall lectures on classics and Jewish history twice weekly, beginning with today at 4 o clock describing the rabbinical school at Pressberg.
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David Frankel
United Hebrew Congregations
Scranton
Jenn
New York
Abraham Synagogue
Attorney Street
Frankel
Rabbinical School
Pressberg
Inquiry into New Haven affairs begins with stockholders
The Stockholders' Protective Committee led by Secretary of the Navy Meyer announces a thorough inquiry into the New Haven Railroad. The scope includes management, finances, physical condition, and recent fatal accidents, with experts and figures to be provided by the company and its directors. The panel expects access to all necessary documents and plans a Boston meeting next Monday to formalize the process.
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New Haven
Stockholders’ Protective Committee
Navy
George von Gerke Meyer
Meyer
Grand Central Station
Mittee
Boston
Mr. . Meyer
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John C. Wight
Wadleigh High School
Bartlett
D. C. Heath & Company Publishers
West 39Th Street
N. Y
Rhodes
West
Court House
Rabbi Frankel
NEW Jersey Central
Asbury Park
Liberty St
North Asbury Park
ALL Rail
Sandy Hook
the. Thos. J. Stewart CO
B'way
Cor
46Th St. N. Y
Bryant Erie
Std
Jersey City
Tridon
B. W. Huebseh
Lake Opatcong
Sineue
Jersey
Atlantic City
23Rd St
Jackson Avenue
Entral
Lake Hopatcong
le Pee Mauch Chunk
West 23Rd Liberty St
Jackscape City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Morgan
Rea
Pennsylvania
Ull
Broadway
28Th St
36Th St
Beaver St
Nassau St
Liberty
Woolworth —Broadway
Park Place
Brooklyn
Pulvon St
City Hall
Victor” Records
Victrolas
Victor
Edison
Aida
RES
Ioas
Hammond
Globe
M. A
Elizabeth O
Gularly
Ularly
M. F. Nixon-Roulet
Jackson- Downaman
Oldmeadow
Ae de Mere
Teddy B
Teddy G
Roosevelt Bears
Seymour Eaton
Chilice
East Africa
Karl Weule
Wwe
State of New York
Bledsoe
Arkansas Planter
Opie Read
Waters of Caney Fork
Annie Green
Fergus Hume
Bishop's Secret
Captain Crandon
Richard H. Savage
Countess Falka
Keinplatz
A. Conan Doyle
John Strange Winter
B. E. J. Capes
Cleopatra
Rider Haggard
A. M. Barbour
Knight Conrad
Rheinstein
Julius Andovice
Sir Jaffrey
A. Marchmont
Dora Russell
Hampton Roads
Banks and Cook
Philip Payne
Judge Elbridge
the Alamo
Vee Read
Merze
Marah E. Ryan
Father Tom
Connemara
E. O. Neville
Hagar
Half Caine
Mortimore Strange
A. W. Marchmont
Tan L Valu Sen
Aenens
Gael Pads Bocaepy
Ae Spehiner
Tomen
Greenway
Greenhut
Siegel Scooper
Lil Green
Hoyt Street
Bes
Forty-Second Street
Everal
Elm Place
Sheppard Knapp & Co
Loeser’s
Loeser
Batiste
Norfolk
Peter Thompson
Ratine
Nell Rose
Paris
Enetian
Iisle
Shane Tireware
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