Real Estate Trust Company in Philadelphia Fails
The Real Estate Trust company of Philadelphia closed its doors at 2:25 pm, amid a reported seven million dollar loss. Reports tie the death of president Frank K. Hipple to market rumors as trustee bankers struggled to raise funds. Company assets include substantial trust funds and collateral for bonds, with deposits and liabilities detailed in the day’s financial statement.
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Collaps
Rent Estate Trust Company
Prank HK
HippiesRumors
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Heat Estate Trust Company
Phildelphia
Audenreid
Common Pleas Court
George H. Earle Jr
Finance Company of Pennsylvania
Real Estate Trust Company
Real Estate ‘Trust Company
John F. Betz
E. Dale Benson
S. Weir Mitchell
Joseph de ®. Junkin
W. A. Patton
Samuel F. Houston
Bayard Henry
Frank C. Roberts
Philadelphia Trust Companies
Frank K. Fipple
Wipple
Hipple
General ‘Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church of the United States
Samuel FP. Houston
Rust
Frank K. Hipple
The
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
Commonwealth
New York
Staul
Gopher Takes Lead In Oshkosh Yacht Race
In a tight class B yacht race at Oshkosh the boats Twenty-three and Gopher battled for the win with White Bear, Pottawattomie, Terrier II, Ohiyesa, and Sylvia also competing. Twenty-three briefly held the lead, but Gopher edged ahead near the finish as White Bear passed Twenty-three to claim victory. The course covered twelve miles with a leeward return, the wind southwest at ten to twelve knots. Sylvia protested Twenty-three for a foul at a buoy.
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Eeens White Bear Yacht Club
Lake Butte Deg Morty Yacht Club
Pottawattamle
Council Bluffs Rowing Association
Gopher
Windward
White Bear
Leeward
Oshkosh Yacht Club
Kohl
Larry Nunnemacher
Pine Lake
Sylvia
Lotus Yacht Club
St. Joseph, Mo
Terrier Sf
Minnetonka Boat Club
Ohlyesa
Minnetonka Yacht Club
Pottaw Wattomie
Obiyesa
Terrier I
Pottawattomie
Sy Obiyesa
Ted Gopher
Terrier II
Ohiyesa
Ohiyera
Terrier
Slyvia
Twentythree
Pottuwattomie
Tia
Crags
Odd School Plan Used as Inducement for New Members
A fringe comment suggests using a school as leverage to recruit members. The proposal would have the tuition act as a substitute for initiation fees, with the implied threat of demonstrations avoided before the convention.
Roosevelt Policy On Cuba Denied By Secretary Loeb
A dated Havana dispatch reports Secretary Loeb denying any U S president policy statement on Cuba or an intention to take action. The piece describes insurgent actions, amnesty prospects, and troop mobilization as part of Cuba’s turbulent situation with Garcia, Mendieta, and Aranda among detained leaders.
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Ity
Preay
Oyster Bay
L. 6
Roosevelt
Cuba
Loeb
Guerra
Havana
Dolz
Palme
Ping Guerra
Pino Guerra
Carlos Mendieta
Santa Clara
Aranda
Mendieta
Pursatt
Treasury
Font
Faugen Matinme
Terefore
Montalvo
Rodriguez
Rodrizuezx
Clenfuegos
Ville
Guzman
Portela
Abreus
Abreis
Rodut
Aiittle
Enled de Piedra
Paysession
Tore
Berlin
Baron von Nerdenfigceht
Germany
New Orleans
Wisconsin Funeral Directors Hold Twenty Fifth Convention
The twenty fifth annual convention of the Wisconsin Funeral Directors and Embalmers Association opens in Milwaukee. Art Miltwanukee reports from the gathering at Pabst Theater. Delegates meet this afternoon and discuss industry standards and professional practice.
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Art Miltwanukee
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsia Funeral Directors and Embalmers’ Association
Witye _o'clo Pabst
Ang
Lake Tragedy Averts As 21 Rescued From Eddy Fire
Twenty one aboard the steamship Charles A. Eddy were rescued by the City of Mackinac off Port Sanilac Lake Huron. Captain Simpson steered alongside amid heavy seas to save the Eddy crew including the ill captain Elsey his wife and two young children. All survived with only the clothes on their backs as the Eddy burned. The incident left many crew members in night garments and fur overcoats, with Port Huron nearby and repairs underway.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Charles A. Eddy
Detroit and
Cleveland Line
City of Mackinnac
Port Sanflac
Lake Huron
Mackinac
Eddy
T. Gilchrist Transportation Company of
Cleveland
Port Sanilac
Simpson
Mackinac Island
Elsey
The
Port Huron
Elgey
La Follette Endorses Fridd and Misda in Wisconsin Race
Senator La Follette spoke in Omro Wisconsin to about 350 people backing past legislative work and urging support for John Fridd Nepesyksun and Misda for the Republican nomination in Winneshago County against Senator Stevens. He planned to address an event in Berlin later that day at the Blue Ribbon barn.
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Omro
Wis
la Follette
Wisconsin
John Fridd
Nepéyskun
Misda
Republican Nomination For Senator inWinnchago County
Stevens
Ortkosh
Herg3
Berlin
Loideliser
Old Guard of Manpachanetta Winns Veteran Team Wins
The Old Guard of Massachusetts wins the veterans team shoot at Sea Girt New Jersey with 2 score. New York Guard finishes seconds with 25 points. A Leech dip match follows with many entries and prizes of 10 dollars and a year’s badge. Governor Stokes has HQs in New Jersey. strong showing by Fourth regiment New Jersey National Guard. Fort Riley prepares troops for eight day training. Osawatomie marksman event to celebrate anniversary with Fairbanks speaking tomorrow.
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Old Guard
fManpachanetta
Winn
Tean Untea
teaBy
Ane
Massachue
Retta
Ae Guard
New York
Wis
Sachs
Esch
Wilde
Geovernor Stokes
New Jersey
National Guard of
Tieam
Sinth Dinsrachunetia Pon
Columbia
Minervinnle
Winding Amn
Fort Riley
Kan
Miesouri National Guard
Sea Girt
Fairbanks TP
Orawatomie
George Morgan
Secretary of War
Osawatamie
Fairbanks
Public spelling reform to govern all government printing
Roosevelt orders phonetic spelling to be used in all public documents. A meeting of department chief clerks and a rules committee was named to carry out the order with future reports. At Oyster Bay the Carnegie spelling reform committee set official words and is to be adopted by the executive staff.
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ANL
Hulten
Correr ™ Hitee
Farma
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Executive Office
Oyster Bay
L. T
Roosevelt
Carnegie
Oshkosh street car case to be heard in multiple courts
The Oshkosh street car controversy will be heard at court in Oshkosh before Judge Webb of this city on September. Attorneys in the litigation have agreed to a course that Judge Webb rejected. The case was sent to Judge Haetingy of Green Bay and will be joined and tried by Judge Webb on one date. Judge Burnell has been consulted and agreed to hear Judge Webb's cases. If Judge Webb cannot conclude the traction hearing in time, further steps will be taken.
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Grand Rapids
Gehkosh
Webb
Haetingy
Green Bay
Burnell
Was Friend of Lincoln Dies in Atchieon Home
Atchieon Kansas August 28 E H Wells a former Burlington railway Civil War veteran and a friend of Abraham Duncan who died in Springhetd Wisconsin lived in Atchieon at his home yesterday aged seventy three years The oblique spelling and OCR errors reflect the era and source structure.
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Atchieon
Kan
Wells
Burlington Railway
Abraham Duncain
Press clubs convene in Denver to start sixteenth annual meet
The International League of Press Clubs opens its sixteenth annual convention in Denver Colorado with President T J Keenan of Pittsburg presiding. Delegates gather to discuss industry issues and share expertise during the Aug 28 session.
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Py Associated Preaz
Denver
Col
International League of Press Clubs
T. J. Keenan
Piltoburg
Milwaukee youth arrested for pocketbook theft in city
Frank Mansfield, a young man from Milwaukee, was arrested at 10 39 am by Detective Mulva on larceny charges after Miss Maidie L Jones reported her pocketbook containing 200 in a certificate of deposit glasses and chain missing since Saturday The items were found in Mansfield room and he admitted the theft He was arraigned in municipal court with bail set at 1000 and a preliminary examination scheduled for next Friday Mansfield says he considers New York his home and that he came from Milwaukee
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Frank Mansfield
Milwaukee
A. E. Tones
Wisconsin Avenue
Wits
Mansfield
Baik
New York
Beware of crooks during circus day warning
Chief Dowling warns citizens to guard property during Ringling Brothers parade time. He notes circuses can attract thieves and advises storekeepers to lock back doors and keep guards on duty, and residents to secure doors and windows while away.
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Dowling
Ringling Brothers’ Circus
Chief Dowling
Marie Steffens Arrested in Menasha Case
Marie Steffens of Menasha is charged with aiding Dr. Leo Breitzmann and George Kampe in an alleged attempted assault on Guidie Smith. She was arraigned in municipal court, preliminary exam set for next Saturday, bail set at 49 dollars, and she was committed to county jail for failure to pay. A marriage license was issued to Dr. Breitzmann and Marie Steffens.
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Tetrict
Carl D. Jackson
Marie Steffens
Menasha
Leo Breitzmann
George Kampe
Guidie Smith
Menaghea
Mie Steffens
Kreitzmann
Kampe
Witneserq
Licenes
McCarthy Sentenced To One Year In State Penitentiary
Thomas McCarthy, described as a degenerate, pleaded guilty in municipal court to larceny for stealing a bicycle from Alderman John Steler on Saturday evening. Judge A. H. sentenced him to one year in the state penitentiary at Waupun, and he was moved to the institution this morning by Jailor Henry Ritschka.
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Thomas McCarthy
John Steler
McCarthy
A. H
Waupun
Jallot Henry Ritschka
Factories Burn in Twin City Fire Losses
A warehouse fire at the Helaze Pickling Company in St Paul started near midnight and raged three hours, destroying the Helaze plant and the large American Can Company factory. A three story frame tenement building on the opposite street also burned. Total losses are estimated at 3555.00 with American Can’s plant loss about 60.60.
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My Asenciated Press
Bt. Paul, Minn
Helaze Pickling Company
Nercely
Helaze Company
American Can, Company
American Can Company
Heinze Pickie Company Fr
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Cincinnati Fall Festival Exposition Opens with Mrs Longworth
At Cincinnati Ohio on August 28 the fifth Cincinnati Fall Festival Exposition opened with formal ceremonies at eight o’clock. Mrs Nicholas Longworth wife of Congressman and daughter of President Roosevelt pressed a golden button in the museum hall triggering a bell chime marking the festival’s start. A large crowd observed the event and cheered Mrs Longworth as she pressed the button.
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Nichols Longworth
Nicholas Longworth
Roosevelt
Longworth
Murse Hall
Tartly Cloudy Warmer with Showers Across Regions
Wisconsin area reports cloudy and warmer conditions tonight with showers expected mainly in western portions. Local observations indicate temperatures rising, with a forecast for showers into Wednesday. Weather bureau data credits Heymann Co with thermometer readings and timing details from Monday afternoon through evening.
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Dave Dar
Leneth
Straag
Artie
Ati Et A.m
Heymann Co
Collert
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