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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1908

Page

16

Provident Life Stock Sale Hindered by Quorum Failure

For the third time in a month the Provident Savings Life Assurance Society failed to reach a quorum delaying the election of officers and the plan to transfer control. Inter Southern Life Insurance of Louisville seeks 1000 of 1250 shares, while banks hold the stock. Commissioner Rittenhouse protested to Sullivan & Cromwell citing a damning Kentucky actuary report criticizing Inter Southern’s finances and governance.

Aing Provident Savings Life Assurance Society the Provident Inter Southern Life Insurance Company Louisville Rittenhouse Colorado Insurancepartment Sullivan & Cromwell Provident Southern Company E.R. Thomas Ariande F. Thomas The Mechanics and Traders Bank Metropolitan Trust Company Consolidated National Bank F. Herbert Wolfe Insurance Commissioner of Kentucky Inter-Southern Life Insurance Company Wolfe Inter-Southern

Taft ends Cincinnati visit boards train for Hot Springs

Judge Taft and Mrs. Taft depart Cincinnati at 9 10 p m for Hot Springs Va to stay about a month before resuming the front porch campaign. He spent the day in meetings with Ohio managers and labor leaders, received an honorary membership from steam shovelers, and attended several brief calls and conferences.

Cincinnati Taft International Brotherhoood Judge Taft Thomas J. Dolan Ohio State Mr. Herron Mr. Taft Pike Street Mr. Dolan

Taft Awarded Honorary Union Membership For Isthmus Work

Taft accepted an honorary membership from a union praising his role in Panama Canal construction and his stance against wage-cut bills. He noted fairness toward union volunteers and recalled precedents set by Presidents McKinley Roosevelt. A separate report notes the Island Queen steamer was shot at near Dayton Ky, injuring none. Advertisement mentions a $36.40 round trip to St Louis via Pennsylvania Railroad.

Panama Canal McKinley Bricklayers’ Union Roosevelt Firemen’s Union

Hughes Up to People in Fight Over Governor Nomination

President Roosevelt and State Chairman Woodruff conferred at Sagamore Hill for three hours on New York politics and the governor’s renomination. Woodruff stated the choice rests with GOP voters and delegates, with the President staying neutral. Upstate sentiment against Hughes is reported by several county leaders, while some districts instruct for Hughes or Wadsworth.

Roosevelt Woodruff Sagamore Hill Taft Odell Dunn State Committee Oyster Bay 34Th Street Francis B. Loomis Needham Messrs Loomis Mr. Woodruff Adirondacks Adirondack Woods Woods Hughes Tribune Upstate Sagamore HU Wenanell Francis Hendricks Owendiga County Buffalo E. H. Butler Greiner Herve Erie Wyoming Orleans Frederick C. Stevens Chautauqua

Oil Fire Spreads Near Tampico Dangers Coast Fields

Telegraph reports from Tampico July 29 describe a growing oil fire in the San Geronimo district about seventy five miles from Tampico. Experts fear a connected underground basin could doom other Texas and Mexican fields. Flames rise nearly two thousand feet, flame spread is fan shaped and visible up to two hundred miles at sea.

Tribune Tampico. Mex San Geronimo Tampico Ofl Texas Mexico

Chamberlain in Serious Condition in London

London July 29 Joseph Chamberlain, back from the Continent, is resting in London for a few days before Birmingham. He is reported to be in a very grave condition with eyesight seriously affected. Even if able to travel, it is doubtful he will ever leave England again.

London Joseph Chamberlain Birmingham Mr. Chamberlain England

Ban on Public Courting in the Hub

Boston police issue a 6 pm curfew on public courting after tonight. The police commissioner cites nuisance in streets, parks, and Common and warns that repeat offenders face arrest for disorderly conduct and possible jail or fines.

Telegrapi The Tribune Boston

Parachute Clothes Save Life Of Frail Child Fall

Theresa Astorito, three, fell five stories from a fifth floor window at 22 East Math Street last evening. Her light clothing allegedly acted as a parachute slowing the descent. Onlookers report she cried for Mama as she struck the sidewalk. Dr. Bennett of Harlem Hospital said bruises were not serious.

Theresa Astorito Math Street Dr. Bennett Harlem Hopital

Wheat seed claim reported in Roanoke records

Roanoke in July reports K. B. Stoner of Fincastle selling rights in a new wheat variety to Westerners for eight. The first single seed is said to have produced 120 stalks of wheat.

the Tribune Roanoke K. B. Stoner Fincastle

Bowser Admits False Wife Leaving Notice

Harrison Bowser, a Tieh farmer, confessed that a county night ad claiming his wife had left him was a fabrication. He said the notice was imaginary and that there was no wife departure, only his drink-influenced illusion.

Ify Therranh Ty the Tribune Eitennine Pean Harrison Bowser Lee Fellowing

Dewey's Grape Juice Promotes Summer Use

Advertising copy from a New York firm at 158 Fulton Street touts Dewey's Grape Juice as a superior summer drink for ladies and children.

Dewey Maa Te & Vue Co Fulton St New York

Mystery Explosion Baffles City Police

Heavy muffled blast heard by Leonard Street patrols at 8:50 pm sent Captain Cottrell’s unit across a several block area bounded by West Broadway Chambers Broadway and Duane to locate the source. Despite a full night search of homes and businesses no culprit found and detectives surrounded the block. Police say the noise resembled safe blowing.

Leonard Street

Wasteful Dam Construction Sparks Ohio River Debate

Telegraph report from July 21 notes river men claim 20 million dollars spent on six dams below Pittsburg has been wasted as eddies form downstream. Investigations reveal dams create sand bars, increasing danger to shipping and pitting river interests against engineers.

Tribune Pittsburg Ohio River

Smash-Up To Save A Dog At Cos Cob Laundry

Miss Edith Howell drove her car into the Cos Cob laundry front to save a pet dog belonging to humorist Wallace Irwin. Her invalid mother, Edwin A. Howell’s daughter, was tossed to the ground but Mrs Howell survived a nervous shock and was taken home. The accident occurred on River Road near the Holly House where New York literary figures were present.

the Tribune Greenwich Conn Edith Howell Edwin A. Howell New York City Wallace Irwin Cos Cob Howell River Road Holly House Hoestiery New York Miss Howell Thomas Bergen

Congressmen Dive For Girls Purse In Hackensack

Congressman William Hughes of Paterson and photographer Charles Curtis aided by diving into the water to retrieve a purse lost by four New York girls. The purse contained $1 and four return railroad tickets. The divers recovered nothing on the second search.

Hackensack N. J William Hughes Paterson Charles Curtis New York Hughes Curtis

Potato Bug Parasite Found by Judge Smith

Farmers across the region celebrate Judge George H. Smith of Presque Isle for discovering a green parasite with a long needs, which appears to exterminate potato bugs, a promising breakthrough reported from July 29.

Tribunes

Sands Killed In Car Crash Near Vanderbilt Estate

Paris July 29 Winthrop Sands stepson of W K Vanderbilt was killed near the Chateau St Louis de Poissy outside the estate grounds. His car plunged into a tree after a tire burst, burying him beneath the front, pinning the chauffeur Pickins, as flames erupted and peasants watched.

Paris Winthrop Sands W. K. Vanderbilt Vanderpilt Chateau St. Louis de Poissy Sands Chateau Mr. Sands Pickins

Two Train Crash Wounds Two Men In NYC

A rear end collision between two seven car southbound elevated trains at Columbus Avenue and Sixth Street injured two men and frightened a passerby. Lennard Murray, guard on the forward train, had a crushed leg and faced possible amputation at J Hood Wright Hospital. Axle L Porter, motor man of the second train, sustained a facial cut and was treated on scene.

Murray Lennard Third Avenue Porter Axle L Bradhurst Avenue Fatow West 96Th Street J. Hood Wright Hospital Fitzgerald 86Th Street Columbus Avenue

Fire And Crash Rescue Near Vanderbilt Farm

Respondents freed a trapped chauffeur and dragged the bleeding, burned body of Mr Sands from a burning car after a collision near a Vanderbilt breeding farm. Pickins gave an account: brakes failed, trains halted, no clear reason for the second train not stopping. Murray, guard on the rear car, signalled the approaching train’s motorman Porter. Continued on second page.

Chateau Mr. Vanderbilt Mr. Sands Pickins

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