Russell Sage Reflects On Longevity And Retirement
Special Correspondence New York May 10 Russell Sage the dean of Wall Street is quitting work at ninety after forty three years of steady routine He credits long life to hard work simple food and adequate sleep He enjoys new rides in a carriage and occasional park trips with his horses He remains thrifty and surrounded by heirs with many relatives ready to share his wealth He speaks of rest yet dwells on his past as a diligent financier and anticipates a long overdue vacation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Russell Sage
Wall Street
Sage
Central Park
Riverside Drive
Inet
Clubs Trump in King of Gambler's Retiring Shot
Special Correspondence from Chicago May 10 portrays Patsey King, a famed Chicago gambler, signaling retirement after decades of high stakes play and immense winnings. He reflects on poverty, hypocrisy, and the social cost of vice while recounting quirks from his far flung career and a tale of a blind man, a doctor, and a generous stranger. He notes assets, past earnings, and plans to invest with a brother in mining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King OF Gambler
Chicago
Patsey" King
King
Patsy
Washington Boulevard
Patsey
John L. Sullivan
Breaing Citzen
Denver
Hypocriey
Heardeasneus
Din
Disorderly Scrapbook of Gossip and Jokes Across Regions
A jumbled column of humorous quips and social snippets from various locales mentions figures like Jerome and Goremykin, hints of politics, theater, and scandal, then shifts to anecdotes about farmers, musicians, and everyday life. The piece riffs on mispronounced names, trains, guards, a child’s curfew, and oddities of bank ledgers, ending with a whimsical nod to the habit of keeping a personal bank book.
Mining Men Arm Papagos Against Yaquis in Mexico
The Mexican government plans to arm Papagos and Cocopahs to fight the Yaquis, with Mexican troops to prevent defections. Papagos and Cocopahs from southern Sonora will join a several-thousand-strong force to subdue Yaquis in the mountains, where the Mexican troops falter. The plan aims to exterminate or dominate the Yaquis, who have troubled mining operations and hindered Sonora’s development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonora
Ufe
Mexico
Yuma
For Sale Bratina General Merchandise and Real Estate
General merchandise and real estate for sale in Albuquerque area. Ranch options within miles of city, water access, irrigated land, and soil suitable for crops. Two lots include store with full stack, extra rooms, yard and barn. Terms: monthly payments possible. in person or written inquiries to owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrea
Albuquerque
Aostable
Proposals for City Building Bonds in Albuquerque
Sealed bids for thirty thousand dollars in city building bonds of Albuquerque N M are due by noon June 4 1906 at the city clerk's office. Each bid requires a one thousand dollar certified check. Bonds pay four percent interest, redeemable at city option after twenty six years with final payable at thirty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver
Albuquerque
N. M
Harry FF. Lee
C Qe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Missouri
Eeeee
Arrles
Russell
Harum
Dukinken
John D. Rockefeller
Chas Prestoy
Nugan
Mick Rake
Patsey” King
Red Gambler
Jerome Kinks
Goff
Witte
Goremykin
Hobson
Atlanta
Andy Carnegie
Omaha
Central
Heaven
Ada
National Guard
Gallet
Serview
San Helsco
National’ Guard
Cyo
Natonal Guard
Haa
Wes Wansrotts
George Marson
Dr. Rushem
Ren. Goodrich
Arizona
Pryor
Tombenton
Mr. Goodrich
Mississippi River
John Larkie
Larkins
Larkin
Mal
Jaikin
Sabher
Murner
al Arugetets
Msintosh Browns
the Bank OF Commerce
New Mexico
A. Bratina General Merchandise and Real Estate
Sle
A. Bratina
Bambini
Yar
West
Railroad Avenue
Kansas
Beiter Uvarsener Landes Vertheddimungs-Und Veterinen Kringemverein
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!