New York Stock Exchange Headquarters Nears Completion
Center of finance coverage details the completed stock exchange building a block from Wall Street. It describes the vast marble and steel structure, its 140 by 110 foot trading floor with end galleries, and the secure vault with time locks. Rudolph Keppler is noted as president with a long, influential tenure.
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Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
New Stock Exchange
Broad Street
New Street
Acrosa
Itwich
Hias
Rudolph Kerrien
Rudolph Keppler
Board of Governors
Exchange
Wermen
Keppler
Stock Exchange
Zeppler
New York
Visitor asks questions to girl in formal manner
A formal visitor speaks to a young girl asking awkward questions. The girl answers politely, while the visitor probes about a topic she does not wish to discuss. The scene reads like a period encounter, capturing awkward social dynamics and restrained conversation.
Carolyn Wells Dexan Debuts in Rahway Home Life
Special Correspondence from New York reports on Miss Carolyn Wells living in Rahway New Jersey near New York City. The whimsical poet, noted for verse that delights readers, is described as a bright, playful figure who performs devotional exercises before an Angora cat.
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Carolyn Wells
Miss Wells
Miss Wella
Misa Wells
San Francisco
Geylett Burgess
Lark
New Jersey
Carolyn Wells Dexan
Vesner
New York
White House
Rahway
Wells
Flight of two airships by Santos-Dumont test pilots
Edward Beyre reports Santos-Dumont No. 6 and Leo Stevens airships tested near Oneey Island. Beyre describes a 200 foot ascent, a 3.5 mile drift, and a sand ballast innovation. Stevens disputes public boasting, vows future flights from Manhattan Beach to New York and back, noting engine and crank tweaks needed.
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Leo Stevens
Oney Island
Saya
New York
Edward
Beyre
Stevens
Aerodome
Kane
No. 6
Kia
Gravesend
Santos-Dumont
Mr. Boyce
Manhattan Beach
Authoress and Cook Miss Wilkins in Metuchen Home
Miss Mary Wilkins, famed author, wed Dr. Charles M. Freeman and moved from Randolph, Massachusetts to Metuchen, New Jersey. The home blends colonial style with artful furnishings, while Wilkins writes by a typewriter in a sunlit den, tending a well stocked pantry and taking pride in domestic skill.
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Freeman
Mary Wilkins
Charles M. Freeman
Metuchen
N. J
Miss Wilkins
Randolph
Mags
Rosa
Miss. Wilkins
Massachusetts
New England
Grant ordered to Washington from Chicago
Oct 20. Brigadier General Frederick Dent Grant, who had been visiting relatives in this city since last Friday, left for Washington last night under telegraphic orders from the War Department. He had expected to go direct to San Antonio.
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Grant
Washington
Chicago
Frederick Dent Grant
War Department
San Antonio
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