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...White Plains, N. Y., died one James M. Reid, builder, leaving a considerable estate to his children and providing that, "in the hope they might develop a greater degree of respect and consideration for their father than they have shown during their lifetime," they should not receive a penny until they reached...
Born. To Ogden M. Reid, 43, publisher of The New York Herald Tribune, and Mrs. Reid, a son; in Manhattan...
What influence the brilliant, energetic journalist exerted upon a brother six years younger may be guessed at from the fact that Thomas, the year after his graduation, got a job as reporter on Whitelaw Reid's New York Tribune. Since then, there has been, in addition to Thomas W. Lamont, internationally-known banker: Thomas W. Lamont, chief figure in the syndicate that owned The New York Evening Post; Thomas W. Lamont, a director in the Crowell Publishing Co. (Woman's Home Companion, American Magazine, Collier's) ; Thomas W. Lamont, part owner of an ephemeral three-cent Evcrywcek...
...named are LeBaron Russell Barker Jr. of Plymouth; Thayer Cumings of New York City; George Douglass Debevoise of New York City; Frederick Strong Moseley Jr. of Boston; Edward Reed Nash, of Brookline; John Louis Newell Jr. of Brookline; William Ichabod Nichols '26 of Wilton, Conn.; and William Thomas Reid 3d of Brookline...
...takes only a little more perfectly pure whiskey than is necessary to induce deep intoxication to produce death. How you take it makes a difference, too. Many deaths result from drinking wagers, on time and quantity. In illicit U. S. liquors, the chief dangerous ingredient is acetaldehyde.?Dr. Reid Hunt, Harvard Medical School...