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...summary: DARTMOUTH HARVARD McKinley, Dingle, Ratajczak, r.f. l.f., White, Lowman Conti, Rockwell, l.f. r.f., Lavietes,, McGowan McKernan, Cleveland, c. c., Gray, Herrick Thomas, r.g. l.g., Mason, Wills, Snell Toan, l.g. r.g., Dampeer...
...section of the Chicago Tribune. With the failure of Moore Brothers in 1896, in a situation ripe for panic, he was able to prevent the news from being handled in a sensational manner, won the favorable attention of financiers. As an assistant secretary of the U. S. Treasury in McKinley's administration, his work in connection with Spanish-American War bond issues gained the notice of James Stillman, who made him a vice president of National City Bank of New York, selected him for its president in 1909 at a salary of $50,000 a year. He married happily...
November 12, E. Power Biggs; November 19, Biggs; December 3, Carl McKinley; January 21, Miss Helen Hewitt; March 17, Mrs. Ruth Connision Morize; April 7, William Self; May 5, Professor Davison. Fugue in D-major Bach Evening Harmonies Karg-Elert Bouree Handol Symphonic Romane Widor
...some $1,800,000. Summoned from London, Captain Carter was court-martialed, cashiered from the Army, sentenced to five years at hard labor in Leavenworth Prison, fined $5,000. His crime & sentence were ordered published in his home town (Patriot, Ohio) newspapers for one year. After 17 months President McKinley approved his sentence and he was clapped into Leavenworth. The contractors were also sentenced to prison, fined $575,000. In a civil suit Carter's personal fortune of some $500,000 was awarded to the Government as compensation for its loss. After serving out his sentence, the disgraced soldier...
...success. Another was the fact that he had favored construction of a canal through Panama, thus incurring the wrath of New York's onetime Senator Warner Miller, head of the Maritime Canal Co. of Nicaragua. Lastly, said he, the late, great Republican Boss Mark Hanna had persuaded President McKinley that if he failed to approve Carter's conviction he would, in the coming election, lose Ohio and the Presidency to Admiral Dewey...