Business Court for Leaders Proposed by Perkins
George W W Perkins urges a Washington business court to settle major national issues, naming leaders like Carnegie Belmont Morgan Hill Rockefeller Armour as possible members. He argues such a body should require proven business experience, not legal training, to guide the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W W. Perkins
J. Pierpont Morgan
United States
Perkins
Etters
America
Andrew Carnegie
Steel
Wbraries
August Belmont
Thomas F. Ryan
J. Piemont Morgan
James J. Hill
John D. Rockefeltfer
J. Ogden Armour
Packer
Washington
Mr. Per
Supreme Court
Supreme Bench
Reilly Seeks Victory Over Hebner and Epic Walking Feat
James Reilly of the New York Athletic Club aims to beat Chicago’s Harry Hebner in backstroke and challenge the world record of 1 minute 50 2 5 seconds. Sergeant John Walsh, 58, tours to San Francisco to break Weston’s transcontinental mark, with a $2000 prize. The Cosmopolitan Club of the University of Pennsylvania forms a multinational baseball team. curling trophy in Toronto carries a $1200 prize. Iowa sportsmen organize to preserve game. Sutherland sets new polo record. wireless chess between liners scales the sea. Jimmy Doyle signs with Chicago Cubs for 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Reilly
New York Athletic Club
Charles M. Daniels
New York
Harry Hebner
Chicago
Mercury
Hebner
Reilly
Walsh
Weston
John Walsh
San Francisco
Edward Payson Weston
Ffty
Fort Leavenworth
Boston
Mare Island
Salt Lake City
Portland
Eston
Note of Dread and a Southern Plantation Tragedy
In a mid 19th century Southern plantation tale a northern tutor, Cuthbert Swayne, becomes entangled with Evelyn Randall who loves him. After Evelyn’s suicide and a coercive confrontation with her brother Guy, Cuthbert signs a note for the estate and vanishes. Years later he meets Ruth Host, a nurse, who offers to erase his debt with a marriage and shared purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuthbert Swayne
Randall
Guy
Paris
Hvelyz
Mr. Seymour
Evelyn Randall
Cuthbert
Billie
Guy Randall
South
Randall Estate
Randall Plantation
Cuthbert Swaine
Ruth Host
Joe Aires
Aked Considers Leaving New York Pulpit
The Rev. Dr. Aked contemplates abandoning his New York pulpit amid disagreements over a new edifice site. He notes his project failed due to Central Park’s division of the city, fearing a local church outcome if built on either side. Possible calls from San Francisco or return to England are mentioned. The Rockefeller influence and aims for a metropolitan cosmopolitan church are cited.
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Charles’ F Aked
First Avenue Baptist’ Shureh
New York
First Congregational Church
San Francisco
England
Aked
John D. Rockefeller
Fifth’ ‘Avenue
Dr. Aked
Central Park
Woodworth Company
Broadway
New York City
Senpine
Vienna University
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Lando
Bobby
Faves
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Wderisis
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Chin
Heiring
Lamb
Veeteet
Perhonnel OF Couture
SPORT
University of Pennsylvania
T. Kin
Korea
T. Yang
Toronto
Queen City
J. C. Scott
A. Haisley
BR. Rennie
Granites
WW. E. McMurtry
F. Rennie
Iowa
Des Moines
Polk County Conservation and Sportsmen’s Association
Gray
George Gray
Wilfierd
Nottingham
Bush
Cane of Good Hope
Doyle
Jimmy Doyle
Louisville
Farry Steinfaldt
Chicago Cubs
York
Merturs
DR. Ghardes B. Aked
All
Huntley
Continental
Hartford
AETNA
Fidelity Underwriters
Insurance Company OF North
American
Newark
New Hampshire
ST. Paulf,&m
Commissioner OF Deeds
A.L. Huntley
High Street
Wlutley
St Cet
Blank
Coal Dealer
Bell Sérvice
Tarice
Abbott-Detroit
Halsey Street
Franklin and Vreeland
Osborne & Mz Cae
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