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Newspaper

Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1911

Page

5

Fortunes of Faralies Feature Safeguard Against Folly

An idea proposes a safeguard to curb extravagance by the black sheep of society. It outlines how some fortunes might have been affected, highlighting the potential value of prudent financial rules.

Some Big Family Fortunes

A list of large estimated fortunes featuring John D Rockefeller Andrew Carnegie Harriman estate and other notable figures with wealth ranges from 25 000 000 to 400 000 000. Names include Russell Sage estate George Gould Cornelius Vanderbilt estate Simon Guggenheim and Stephen B Elkins estate among others.

John D. Rockefeller Andrew Carnegie Harriman J. Pierpont Morgan Marshall Field Hetty Green Russell Sage George Gould Anna Weightman Walker- Penfield H. H. Rogers Cornelius Vanderbilt Simon Guggenheim Stephen B. Elkins William L. Elkins

Family corporate charter eyed to pool fortunes in New York

A proposed New York charter would allow a family to form a corporation uniting the Dam, Jones, or Vanderwagen clans to hold stock and run diverse ventures for stockholders. The idea prompts debate on social cohesion, benefits, and risks, with references to Vanderbilt, Gould, Thaw, Harriman, Green, Sage and Anna Gould cases. The piece also notes the Albany capitol’s costly, troubled construction dating to 1867, with graft allegations and architectural details.

New York Dam Jones Vanderwagen Cornelius Vanderbilt Struggie Gould Jay Gould United States Anna Gould Boni de Castellane Bent

Ill-fated 15 year old ends life amid failed schooling

William Shiel fifte en, son of Chicago contractor Patric Shiel, hung himself in his bedroom after failing the seventh grade and writing a note saying he could not learn the three R s. He asked forgiveness for his act and hoped to join his peers in heaven.

William Shiel Patric Shiel Chicago

Insane Man Sued for Board in DC Supreme Court

Government seeks $3,900 from Frank Healy, an inmate at Government Hospital for the Insane, for 9.5 weeks of board at $4.25 weekly. Healy inherited $200,000 after his brother’s death last Christmas and challenged his confinement, arguing the suit is unjust as he awaits legal action. Healy plans to contest the government’s claim.

Healy Supreme Court of the District of Columbia Frank Healy Government Hospital For Nealy Tie Hleary

Soda Fountains to Be Installed on Union Pacific Trains

The Union Pacific will install soda fountains in regular dining cars on all through trains west of Omaha and on the Kansas branch next summer. The fountains will be accessible to travelers at all hours and are aimed especially at women and children to meet demand for ice cream sodas and other soft drinks.

Union Pacific Railroad Omaha Kansas Branch Union Pacific Murray

Trade with noncontiguous U S territory nears two hundred million

In 1910 the United States conducted trade with non contiguous territory totaling over 200 million dollars, roughly doubling the value since 1903 the first year with available figures.

United States

Do Ghosts Haunt Swamps No Never Says This Ad

A persuasive health notice argues swamp perils are real malaria germs not ghosts. It touts Electric Bitters as a blood cleanser that cures ague typhoid and related fevers, citing William Fretwell of Lucama North Carolina who claims three bottles restored his health. The ad directs readers to purchase from L Beckenhauer.

Wm. Fretwell Lucama, N. C L. Beckenhauer’s

Executor Appointed in Major L. A. Abbott Estate

In Chehalis County Superior Court, Alven M. Smith is named executor of Major L. A. Abbott’s estate with letters testamentary issued. Creditors must present claims within one year from first publication April 3 1911 at Bridges & Bruener office Aberdeen Washington, or be barred. May 8 last publication.

Superior Court OF Washington Chehalis County Major L. A. Abbott Alven M. Smith L. A. Abbott Messrs Bridges & Bruener Hayes & Hayes Aberdeen

Washington summons Chehalis plaintiff Swope suit

The State of Washington summons Richard Swope to appear within sixty days after first publication. The document targets Richard Swope as defendant in a case with Chehalis plaintiff Jessaline Swope listed.

Superior Court OF Washington Chehalis County Jessaline Swope Richard Swope State OF Washington

Notice of Stockholders Meeting for West & Slade Grocery

West & Slade Grocery Company calls a stockholders meeting for April 26 1911 at 7 30 P M in Aber deen Chehalis county Washington to vote on increasing capital stock from 100000 to 250000 dollars. Trustees A Rupert W W Walk C T Scurry W B Mack H Bartlett attach names. First publication February 27 1911 last publication April 17 1911.

West & Slade Grocery Company Aberdeen Chehalis County Washington A. Rupert W.W. W. Walk Cc. T. Scurry W. B. Mack Cc. H. Bartlett

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