Aldrich Talks Causes of Panics and Banking Plan
Senator Nelson W. Aldrich heads a discussion at the Economic Club dinner on banking reform and the work of the National Monetary Commission. He cautions that a full currency bill is not possible while human nature remains unchanged and cites past crises and international examples to argue for modern banking methods.
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National Monetary Commission
Economic Club
Hotel Astor
Nelson W. Aldrich
Aldrich
United States
Senator Aldrich
Henry White
Court of Trance
David Jayne Hill
Germany
Monetary Commission
Edward B. Vreeland
Sylvester C. Smith
Lemuel P. Padgett
Robert W. Bonynge
John W. Daniel
John W
Francis Lynde Stetson
Europe
Bank of England
Taurine Brothers
Igland
Thes
Enormods Weele
Striking Electricians Delay Faust Performance in Paris
In Paris during a gala Faust in honor of King Manuel, electricians led by King Pataud halted lights demanding wage increases. The stage darkened, panic rose, and management relented after about thirty minutes. The union's action followed their previous pay demands.
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NEW York Times
Paris
King” Pataud
Electricians’ Union
Faust
King Manuel
Pataud
Czarina’s Mind Affected by Neurasthenia Attacks
Telegrams from Livadia report the Czarina’s health as delicate with neurastenia causing momentary absence of mind. She fails to recognize friends or servants and endures a paralyzing fear. Attacks are brief, and she typically recovers within hours, remembering nothing of the crisis.
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NEW York ‘Times
Sv’. Petersburg
Livadia
Crimea
St. Petersburg
American Consular Agent Assaulted in Vevey
Theodore Dwight the American Consular Agent at Vevey was assaulted on a tramcar by a Swiss passenger. Dwight elected to sue and the attacker was condemned to pay 86 dollars in damages and a 40 dollar fine. Dwight donated the damages to charity.
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NEW York Times
Geneva
Theodore Dwight
Vevey
Dwight
Expel Gorky by Social Democrats in Russia
In St Petersburg on November 29, Maxim Gorky faced expulsion from the Social Democratic or Revolutionary Party of Russia for a tendency toward pleasant living and love of comfort while enjoying Capri life under Italian skies. The action seeks his exclusion from the party.
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NEW York Times
ST. Petersburg
Maxim Gorky
Capri
Social Democratic
Party of Russia
Missouri Supreme Court to name examiner on Bell and Western Union merger
The Missouri Attorney General seeks a special examiner under anti trust law to take testimony on alleged mergers among the Bell Company, Western Union, and related independents. If evidence supports it, actions could force dissolution. Sam B. Jeffries urges cross state scrutiny and requests receiverships for United States Telephone stock in St. Louis and Cleveland trusts.
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New York
Supreme Court of Missouri
Major
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Bell Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Missouri
Standard Oil Company
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Sam B. Jeffries
United States Telephone Company
Jeffries
St. Louis
Cleveland
Mississippi Valley Trust Company
Cleveland Trust Company
Taft Takes Late Walks in Washington
President Craft walks with Secretary Dickinson and Attorney General Wickersham after a conference on interstate commerce law. They stroll the capital at night avoiding agents, ending at the White House with a brief farewell. An advertisement for Savannah Vine appears at the end.
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Washington
Craft
Dickinson
Wickersham
Totomac
Secret Service
Bombs Strike Italian Tenements In East Side Block
Two bomb blasts rocked a crowded East Side block known as the Bomb Zone. One hit 249 East Fourteenth Street starting a fire. the second damaged 506 East Thirteenth Street, injuring a man’s eye and prompting a swift evacuation. Police suspect Black Hand operators aimed at Italian residents but misdirected the blast.
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Eleventh
Fourteenth Streets
Second Avenue
East River
East Fourteenth Street
East Thirteenth Street
Abrahan Elmich
Abraham Lupin
Thirteenth Street
Giovanni Paresi
Olive Oi
Eighteenth Street
Elmich
Lupin
Limich
Carlucci
Bellevue Hospital
Scrivani
Sinn
Thimney
Othe
iWlmich
Fourteenth Street
Nigalia Brothers
Peliceman Murray
East Twenty-second Street
Moore
Times Sunday Features Preorders Urged by News Dealers
Advertisers urge readers to place orders with news dealers to access the many notable features scheduled for next Sunday's Times. The notice emphasizes early ordering to ensure delivery and availability of the full supplement.
Marlborough Snubbed At Windsor After King Manuel Ritual
London report details a royal slight toward the Duke of Marlborough during King Manuel of Portugal’s investiture at Windsor Castle. Marlborough, who attended as a fellow Knight of the Garter, was not invited to the banquet and left to eat alone after changing from his regalia, amid hints of strained relations with the Duchess of Marlborough and King Edward VII.
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Gilbert
House of Lords
David Lloyd-George
Wales
Windsor Castle
Churchill
Manuel
Edward
Duke of Marlborough
Aili Ie
Castle
Marlborough
Order of the Garter
Order
Windsor Inn
Alabama Votes Down Statewide Prohibition Ban
In Birmingham on November 20, Alabama voters defeated a proposed prohibition amendment to the State Constitution by a large margin, estimates ranging from 12 000 to 20 000 votes. It marks the first statewide popular expression on liquor sale prohibition in the state.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Count de Vries Meets Rockefeller Amid Draining Plan
Count P A de Vries met John D Rockefeller at his Cleveland home with a brief discussion while de Vries outlined a Holland drainage scheme to convert the Zuider Zee into arable land. Rockefeller showed interest in golf and did not halt the game. The piece also covers Alabama prohibition election excitement, outcomes, and incidents across counties including Jefferson, Mobile, Montgomery, and Birmingham.
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New York Times
Cleveland
P. A. de Vries
John D. Rockefeller
Mr. Rockefeller
Lee Road
Forest Hill
Rockefeller House
Euclid Avenue
Paui Lynch
Lynch
Peeckefeller
Inks
Rockefeller
Flo
Zuyder Zee
Holland
Pittsburg Presbytery Treasurer Liable for Missing Funds
William C Lilley former treasurer of the Pittsburg Presbytery is short about 21084 dollars in church funds after disappearing on Sept 29. The shortfall includes 18816 dollars from the Fourth Presbyterian Church sale. Trustees will decide on possible prosecution after reporting the investigation findings.
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Pittsburg
William C. Tilv
Great Bear Spring Water Advertisement
Classified notice for Great Bear Spring Water selling glass stoppered bottles priced by vase or per glass. No further details on quantity or business terms provided.
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Great Bear
Delano in Washington Amid China Minister Talk
Following a visit to Washington Frederick A. Delano of the Wabash Railroad aroused diplomatic chatter that he was asked to reconsider declining the China minister post. Delano slipped into the capital quietly last night and departed this afternoon, with no sighting at the Executive Offices and the State Department saying it knew nothing of his movements.
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Washington
Frederick A. Delano
Wabash Railroad
China
John Hays Hammond
State Department
Mr. Delano
Wireless mast fire cripples Brighton Beach station
A 210 foot United Wireless Telegaph mast at Brighton Beach caught fire last night. The blaze burned about an hour and a half, destroying the apparatus and causing roughly $10,000 in damage. Operator James Ferrick alerted fire units as Battalion Chief William Rogers struggled with waterlogged meadows and high flames.
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United Wireless Telegaph Company
Brighton Beach
James Ferrick
William Rogers
Coney Island
Sheepshead Bay
Lersey
Fire Near American Theatre Doused Quietly
Firemen controlled a 500 dollar blaze on the second floor of a three story building at 71 West Fortyv-second Street just before 11 pm. The second floor housed the Repro Photo Company while the first floor housed J. Gersch furs and the third floor was vacant. Fire began on the second floor and was confined there with no water damage to the first floor.
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American Theatre
Trackett Theatre
Hackett
West Fortyv-second Street
J. Gersch
Repro- Photo Company
Not the Lewisohn Estate Boston Nov 29
The Lewisohn estate of New York was not involved in the Old Dominion Company litigation in Massachusetts. Executions totaling 2 182 859 were issued by the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court against Albert S Bigelow of Boston in favor of the company. Bigelow and Lewisohn were partners in organizing the company. the New York suit involved profits disputed by other officials.
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Boston
Leonard Lewisohn
New York
Old Dominion Company
Supreme Court
Albert S. Bigelow
Lewisohn
Bigelow
Massachusetts
Washington
Supreme Court of Massachusetts
Supreme Court of the United States
New Rockefeller Church Planned for Euclid Avenue Site
In Cleveland on November 29 at the Euclid Avenue Baptist Church Men’s Club banquet, Rev W W Bustard announced plans for a large institutional church to be built on the present site. He said the church would welcome both the bad and the good and urged financier Joan D Rockefeller, with former pastor Rev Charles A Eaton, to support the project.
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Cleveland, O
Joan D
Bustard
Rockefeller
Monkey Saves Stamford Man From Gas Poisoning
Ferdinand Sloerder of Stamford Connecticut owed his life to a monkey belonging to Leon rank of 112 Hudson Street Lieboke. The animal barked and alerted when it smelled gas after Sloerder attached a gas jet tube to his mouth and lay in bed. A bell boy disorder awakened the man and he was taken to St. Mary's Hospital where doctors say he will recover.
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Ferdinand Sloerder
Stamford
Conn
L Eon Rank
Hudson Street
Lieboke
Sicerder
Hoerder
Baker
St. Mary’s Hospital
Unhooked Gown Ordeal Shocks Flatbush Sunday Night
A woman in Flatbush encounters a back hooked gown mishap after a church visit. She cannot unhook the garment, seeks help from neighbors, and resolves the situation with Mr X who is awakened to free her. The episode ends with her safely returning home to her husband.
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Flatbush
Maillard's Vanilla Chocolate Flourishes in Tea and Drink
Maillard's Vanilla Chocolate is praised for rich flavor and enjoyment in tea and drinking. Sold by leading grocers.
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Maillard
Adv
Taft Still Confess On Railway Control Fight
Washington November 29 three bills seek government control of railroads with varied aims. Attorney General, Rep James Mann and Sen Cummins prepare or introduce measures to regulate stock issues and valuation. Cummins pushes radical reform while President Taft favors broader commission powers with limits.
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Secciaco
New York Times
Washington
Congress
James Mann
House
Cummins
Senate
White House
Tait
Wickersham
Lane
Frank B. Kellogg
W. W. Finley
The
Southern Railroad
Capitol
Gen. Washington
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Taft
inter-State Railways
Suneral
Mr. Cummins
Ai. Cummins
Vale
Wablig Servic
Publc
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Missouri Court
Western Union Purchase
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Duchess of Marlborough
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King Manuel of
Portugal
J. Lee Long
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Mobile
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Macon
Sumter
Lee
Jefferson
Oscar Hall
Baldwin County
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Lewisohn Estate
New Rockefeller Church
Monkey
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