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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1906

Page

7

Wonderful growth of the Union Pacific stocks rise news

The Union Pacific stock jumped seventeen dollars on the New York Stock Exchange Friday adding thirty four million dollars to the market value. The piece traces the railroad’s history from its 1860s government backed creation through post reconstruction struggles, Harriman’s leadership, and the 1897 reorganization, noting extensive investments, cross holdings, and a revived prosperity driving the stock to ten percent and near double its par value. It also recounts the Northern Securities dissolution and related stakes in Great Northern, plus subsequent investments boosting dividend capacity and financial strength of Union Pacific.

Union Pacific New York Stock Exchange E. M H. Harriman Union Pacific Company Congress United States American Congress Credit Mobiler Atchison Railroad Northern Pacific Pacific Railroads Union Pacific Ford William A. Harris Kansas United States Senate Tme B. H. Harriman Harriman Great Southern Pacific Pacific Coast Southern Pacific Harriman-Hill James J. Hill Wall Street Wiser Counvels New York Union, Pacific Stock

States Prepare for Jamestown Exposition 1907

A Norfolk writer details progress toward the Jamestown Exposition set for Hampton Roads in 1907. States plan permanent, model buildings, with Rhode Island first to break ground and Missouri funding a large colonial style hall. New England and southern states expect strong representation, with Pennsylvania and New York pledging significant sums for notable state houses.

A. S. Kelton Norfolk Hampton Roads Exposition Company Rhode Island Continental Congress Missouri New England Connecticut Tallmadge Litchfield Conn Washington Massachusetts Longfelow Cambridge State of New York Pennsylvania Philadelphia

Exposition funds swell Jamestown displays across states

Maryland pledges 75000 and states from North to Oregon prepare grand exhibits for the Jamestown exposition near Norfolk to celebrate the nation’s 300th birthday. Virginia urges all states to participate while private citizens raise funds and legislatures likely follow with further appropriations. Virginia acts as host with majestic structures reflecting each state’s agriculture and industry.

Maryland Annapolis Virginia G Old Dominion General Lee Potomac Carolinas Tar Norfolk Maine Texas Puget Sound Florida Virginia

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