McClintock Struck by Apoplexy in Ill Health at 67
Emory McClintock of Morristown New Jersey suffers a severe apoplexy after weeks of paralysis and illness. A former president candidate and actuary for Mutual Life, he has been absent from company offices since the stroke and is reportedly under near constant medical observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory McCintock
Acock
Elclintock
Morristown
N. J
I Eintock
Mr.lintock
McClintock
Charles A Peabody
Peabody
Europe
Samuel Untermyer
Lintock
Tribune
Nat
Mchead
McCurdy
Wors
McClinto
Tor. Nated
the &Rr
Ania
Gradbla
LL. D
Yale
Close Shave for Jesup in Madison Avenue Collision
Morris K. Jesup narrowly escaped harm when an automobile owned by Wilcox struck his horses at 199 Madison Avenue as he prepared to enter a carriage for a Chamber of Commerce dinner. The coachman was knocked from the box but not seriously injured. the horses suffered serious bruising and were sent to a stable while Jesup attended the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris K. Jesup
Madison Avenue
Chamber of Commerce
Wilcox
Mr. Jesup
Jesup
Chauncey M. Depew
The
United States
City
State of
New York
Baron von Sternburg
Oury
Prussia
Theodore Roosevelt
William II
Germany
Roosevelt
White House
Emperor Wiliam
America
Diplomats Bid Anglo American Unity at New York Dinner
The 138th annual New York Chamber of Commerce dinner at the Waldorf featured British and German ambassadors praising cordial US ties. Attendees included Senator Depew and Commander Peary telegrams, with Roosevelt’s letter read and a toast sequence honoring Edward VII and William II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
State of
New York
Waldorf
United States
Henry Mortimer Durand
Great Britain
Baron Specks von Sternburg
Emeire
White House
Washington
Mr. Jesup
Pancama
Theodore Roosevelt
Jesup
Edward VII
William II
France
Peary
King Edward
Mayor Tom Johnsons Son Weds in Quiet Ceremony
L E Johnson son of Cleveland mayor and Miss Emma Elizabeth Haffer of West Nutley New Jersey married August 21 at St Pauls Methodist Episcopal parsonage in Tarrytown. The ceremony was kept secret with the couple traveling by auto to the town and the marriage only announced yesterday. The mayor says the wedding could have been done for fun and declined to discuss details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Johnson
Tom Johnson
Cleveland
Emma Elizabeth Hafer
West Nutley
N. J
Clark Wright
St. Paul's
the Tribune
Johnson
American in Honduras shoots native at grave in Mobile
Navy dispatch from Mobile reports an American named Walford, once of Brooklyn, killed a Honduran youth at the coffin of his dead brother after going insane from grief. Walford is jailed in San Pedro. efforts seek Brooklyn transfer and State Department action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tesrapa
the Tribune
Mobile
Ala
Navy
Honduras
Walford
Brooklyn
K. W. Walford
Onduras
Watlford
Tied Mustered Ut The Re And Thet The Work
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a stalled or unclear project with remnants of sentences about muster and work. No clear persons organizations places or dates are readable. The text lacks coherent facts to form a concrete news item.
Fall River Unions Reject 5 Percent Wage Offer and Plan Strike
Five cotton mill unions vote by large majorities to reject a 5 percent wage increase and threaten a strike Monday unless a 10 percent raise is granted. Mayor Coughlin seeks a conference to avert a repeat of the 1904-05 paralysis. about 25 000 workers could be affected across 30+ corporations operating 75 mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Mass
Coughlin
Textile Council
Manufacturers’ Association
Fall River Iron Works
M. C. D. Borden
New York
I T Bush in Suit for Breach of Contract
A New York Supreme Court case claims Frederic B Studwell seeks about 450000 to 500000 in damages from Irving T Bush and the Bush Company Limited for allegedly selling the Bush interests to Bush Terminal Company without paying him a due commission or fair value. The suit argues Studwell had a contract entitling a share of sale proceeds. Bush Company denies any contract existed.
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Bush Company, Limited
Irving T. Bush
Frederic B. Studwel
Bush
Bush Terminal Company
Supreme Court
New York County
George E. Morgan
C. N. Morgan & Son
William Street
New York Warehouse Company
New York Dock Company
Warehouse Trust
3Th Street
Brooklyn
Studwell
Bush Company, Ltd
Morgan
Bush Company
Lttd
Isa
Bush Companies
New York
Oakman, Carr & Kuhn
Willam J. Carr
3 Company, Ltd
The Fishery Question
Washington reports Ambassador Reid will sail from England on December 5 to spend the holidays in the United States and may bring data on Newfoundland fishing cases. The State Department has not issued official representations to Great Britain about arrests of colonial fishermen on American vessels for bait act violations and seeks further details for the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Ambassador Reid
England
United States
Newfoundland
Great Britain
Department
United States protest over Newfoundland fishing enforcement
London reports say the United States has made friendly representations to Britain about Newfoundland officials seizing colonial fishermen boarding American vessels. Foreign Secretary Grey said the issue is under Foreign Office review and he cannot confirm a breach of the modus vivendi while noting no practical disruption of its operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
Great Britain
Newfoundland
Foreign Office
House of Commons
Grey
Hospital director offers large gift and building plan
At Sydenham Hospital East 116th Street last night Isaac Guggenheim announced he would erect a new building worth about $500 000 if the board guarantees an annual income of $50 000 to $60 000 He also gave $60 000 to cover expenses with $10 000 from himself The board expected to raise the income target within a year to secure the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydenham Hospital
East 116Th Street
Isaac Guggenheim
Fifth Avenue
Guggenheim
William S. Spiegelberg
Board of Directors
Young Harriman Shows Pluck At Pine Lodge School
Roland Harriman ten years old son of E H Harriman bore a fractured left collar bone without a wince during medical treatment. He was thrown from a pony while riding with schoolmates near Pine Lodge School six miles from Lakewood New Jersey and walked to the school with helpers after the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Lakewood
N. J
Roland Harriman
E. H. Harriman
Pine Lodge
Roland
First night destroys San Pras and Whittier Cats at Hogpas
Fragmentary report notes a disturbance near Tth and Hogpas with damage attributed to Whittier Cat and the Barber Asphalt Paving Company. Eye witnesses mention She Jones in Ol Company.
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San Pras
Whittier Cat
Barber Asphalt Paving, Company
Tth
Hogpas
She Jones
Storm Brought Heavy Losses Across Lakes and Rivers
The Milwaukee dispatch reports at least thirteen more dead from a lakes region storm, pushing the total to over forty. Ships Panama Hurlburt Conemaugh and barge Athens suffered wrecks. crews were rescued or lost. In Holland four men perished at a harbor breakwater while others survived harrowing ordeals along Lake Michigan and nearby shores.
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The
Tribune
Milwaukee
Panama
Davidson
Lakes
St. Lawrence
Hurlburt
Buffalo
Lake Erie
Leamington
D. K. Clint
Conemaugh
Point Pelee
James T. Pratt
Mackay
Resolution
Ontonagon
Mich
Here
Matanzas
Mineral Reef Point
Holland, Mich
Bennett
Ottawa Beach
Sandusky
Ohio
Cedar Point
Ottomar Zistel
Frederick K. Marshall
Zistel
Marshall
Racine
Wis
Frontenac
Lake Michigan
Bomb Outrage Reported in Pera Quarter Constantinople
A bomb explosion occurred today in the Pera Quarter of Constantinople near aristocratic embassies. No further details were available from the dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pera
Constantinople
Lady Curzon's Estate Detailed in Chicago Settlement
Lord Curzon discussed the 1895 marriage settlement with Joseph Leiter and Robert Lincoln. Lady Curzon receives the income from 1,750,000 in real estate and bonds, with one third to Curzon on her death and the rest to three children Mary Irene Cynthia and Alexander. Curzon will return to Washington then sail for England and receive only income from his third share.
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Tribune
Chicago
Lord Curzon
Joseph Leiter
Robert T. Lincoln
Levi Z. Leiter
Lady Curzon
Mary Irene
Cynthia
Alexander
Curzon
Washington
England
Miss Vivian Langdon Returns After Kidnapping Scare
Miss Vivian Langdon, 14, daughter of Charles H. Langdon, returned to Fishkill after a period with a maid in New York. Police suspected kidnapping, but her attorney said she ventured to a schoolfriend’s home in Poughkeepsie and is now safe. A theft of $58 and jewelry accompanied the run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Newburg
N. Y
Vivian Langdon
Charles H. Langdon
Langdons
Old Fishkill
The
Hudson
Mrs. Langdon
Poughkeepsie
Langdon
Robert M. S. Putnam
New York
Mr. Langdon
South
Fishkill Village
Washington
Peary Nears Sydney Aboard Struggling Roosevelt
The Arctic steamer Roosevelt left Port au Basque for Sydney and is due at daylight. The ship leaks and is deemed unseaworthy, prompting Commander Peary to remain aboard to bolster crew morale. He would otherwise have left at St George's Bay with Captain Bartlett navigating to port. Peary aims to sail to New York.
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Sydney
N. S
Roosevelt
Port Au Basque
Newfoundland
Peary
St. George’s Bay
Bartlett
New York
Empress Under Guard as Italian Anarchist Sought
Copenhagen reports say Danish and Russian police search for an Italian female anarchist who crossed Europe and vanished near the Danish frontier while guarding the Dowager Empress of Russia. Anxiety grows over the Dowager Empress safety after being advised not to visit churches during her Copenhagen visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Russia
Copenhagen
the Standard
Europe
Vessel Magda Believed Lost Off Red Island Reef
A Norwegian bark named Magda with fourteen crew aboard is presumed lost after vanishing near Red Island Reef while sailing from Quebec. Charles Pelletier of St Michael served as pilot and has not been landed, suggesting the Magda went down with all hands.
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Quebec
Magda
Red Island Reef
Charles Pelletier
St. Michael
Pelletier
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Mutual
North Atlantic
Stephen P. Elkins
West Virgin
Senate of the
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Robert E. the
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St. George's Bay
Senator Depew
Ambassador Durand
Edward
Commander Peary
Thole
Baron Speck von Sternburg
William
Emma E. Hafner
I. T. Bush IN
Suit
Plaintiff
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Young Harriman
San Francisco
Marinette
Joseph Kimper
O. M. Field
Ottawa
Sturgeon Bay
Bombin
Fishkill
Mr. Putnam
Czar
Denmark
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