Notables The Limelight W M Daniels Commerce Commission
W M Daniels is listed as a member of the Commerce Commission in this limelight item noting his public role and prominence within the commission.
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1914
Page
7
Professor Winthrop Daniels Joins Interstate Commerce Panel
New Jersey born Professor Winthrop More Daniels, a longtime ally of President Wilson, is named the newest member of the interstate commerce commission. A Princeton economist and author, Daniels formerly headed New Jersey public utility regulation and helped cut gas prices from one dollar to sixty cents per thousand cubic feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop More Daniels
New Jersey
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wilson
Princeton University
Board of
Public Utility Comissioners of
Ohio
Princeton
University of Leipzig
New York Evening Post
Canal Tolls Controversy In Senate Hearing On Repeal
A Senate committee on inter oceanic canals opened its hearing with nine bills on canal tolls repeal, including House action. Democrats O Gorman and Walsh oppose renewal while Walsh of Wisconsin is profiled as a noted lawyer and political figure with past campaigns and service. The discussion also touches on a curious anecdote about Arabs and jackals from Albert Edwards’s Algeria observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Committee On Interoceanic Canals
House of Representatives
Senate
House
United States
O'Gormin
New York
Walsh
Montana
Thomas J. Walsh
Wisconsin
Tailor’s Customer Rushes to Clear Unpaid Bill
A busy downtown client confronted the tailoring firm president to clear a debt for a suit not paid. After repeated notices and a threat to refer the case to an attorney, he produced an unopened telegram as proof of his busyness, apologizing for the delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis News
Lapping Up the Land in Aldeburgh’s Sprats Feast
An aged excerpt describes Aldeburgh’s annual sprats feast and coastal erosion. Gales in past decades damaged shorelines near Dunwich with land loss and sea encroachment. Historic records note sea theft of town landmarks and houses vanishing since 1399 amid stormy coastal change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldeburgh
Dunwich
Tondon
Scotch Genius Lindsay Anticipated Wireless Telegraphy
James Eowman Lindsay, a Scottish inventor, began electrical experiments in 1820 and produced a constant stream of sight. He tested wireless telegraphy in 1852 and promoted a world spanning, wire free communication. Despite breakthroughs, he earned little income until a late pension awarded by the prime minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Eowman Lindsay
Messiges
Dundee
Lindaly
Efe
Insulation of Wires and Conductors
The article explains insulation to prevent electrical leakage, noting materials from dry hair and glass to mica porcelain rubber lava oils silk and cotton. It lists common insulators used in buildings and small wires like those for bells, and mentions silver as the best conductor but too costly, with copper as the common alternative.
Did Her Work at Night Mrs Catherine Gore A Night Writer in Paris
J R Plooche found Mrs. Catherine Gore living at the Place Vendome in 1937. Gore, author of seventy novels between 1824 and 1861, reportedly wrote from late night into early morning, hosting dinner guests then returning to her room to write for hours. She claimed relentless night work and constant literary output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Gore
J. R. Plooche
Paris
Gore
Ele
Rumor of Ney's Escape to America and Secret Life
The New York American casts doubt on a tale that Ney fled with help from friends to America where he reportedly lived at ease and died peacefully. It suggests he may have become a schoolteacher in North Carolina and shared his secret with close acquaintances, but calls the story largely a novelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Ney
Toorth Carolina
New York American
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. M. Daniels
Commerce Commission
Helena
Brent
Congress
United States Senate
Thomas I. Carter
Henry L. Myers
Waas
Baltimore
Jackass
Mohammed Song
Algeria
Barbary Coast
Albert Edwards Sais
Jegg
Bost
Thomas J. Wales
The
Prudential
Gowth
Fiat
the Prudential
Forrest F. Dryden
al Barry
Newark
China
Canton
Siam
Cantos
Old Glasgow
Glasgow
Scotland
Lindsay's Wireless
Marconi
Phonograph
Toledo Blade
Business Directory
Thomas Hayes
Passaic Ave
Nutley
N. J
LAW Union
Comton Street
High St
W. Watley
G. H. Angell
Chestnut St
Nutley, N. J
Keyser & Corb
Franklin Avenue
Frank A. Forgerson
Natley
Mill CO
Chestnut Street
Natley, NJ
Gentral Meat Market
William R. Stirratt
F. W. Werner
Franklin Ave
Vreeland Ave
Albert Nrk Florist
Walnut Street
Park Avenue
F. W. Ritacco
Roma Street
Arthur L. Hughes
Highfield Lane
Henry Hoffmeister
Park Ave
George C. Baptiste
High Street
Haberle Bros
Allwood, New Jersey
Cloverleaf Dairy
Passaic
Keyser & Fleming
Beech St
Nutley, N
Opp Post Office
H. £. Brown
Stager Bros
Franklin Avenu Nutley
Hugh
Nutley Market
Blum & Sons Beef
Passaic Avenue
J. M. Davis
Paseaic Ave
Harry F. Kimball Carpenter
Centre Street
L. D. Tel
Waverly
John Medcraft
Moving Picture Machine
Elmwood Ave
Irvington, N. J
West Nutley Practical Ladies Tailoring CO
M. Mayerson
Awan Na A
Allan B. Stirratt
Chestnut, ST
General ‘Trucking
Avondale
Hillier & CO
Market St
Charles Heilmann
Franklin
Vreeland
Hanlon Storage CO
Hanlon Storage Warehouse
Jefferson St. Passaic, N. J
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