Private Burial Services For Cols Brumington In New York
Friends and relatives attended a strictly private funeral for Cols Brumington at Fifth Avenue residence. Rev. A Woodruff led the service with pallbearers named, followed by interment at Huntington Mausoleum Woodlawn Cemetery. A special train carried immediate family to the burial, with notable attendees including Russell Sage and Booker T. Washington among many industrial and railroad leaders.
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New York
Servn
Cols Po Brumington
Fifth Avenue
Trey
A Woodruff Talsex
Presbyterian Board of Mid Che
D Millis
Ward King
Frederick H Olcutt
Edwin Hawley
Charles HO Tweed
Martin Erdmann
Rpp Schwerin
Adolph Low
Huntington
Woodlawn
Morgan Lie
Southern Pacific Sampan
Mt. Blunt
Frome
Fifty-seventh Street
Fitch Avenue
Grand Central Station
Russell Sage
T. C. Platt
Henry Clews
H. Smith
Virginian Manual ‘Training Schoo
Broadnex Farm
Mr. Huntington
Horace Lee
Newport News
John T. Var Sickle
Morgan Steamship Line
Frank Lathrop
John Hood
Washington
President Dimock
Metropolitan Steamship Line
President Allen
Cromwell Steamship Line
George Howes
Union Pacific Company
D. C. Chambers of
Clinton Catherwood
William Hood
Southern Pacific Company
James Stillman
The
National Bank
William H. Baldwin, Jr
Long Island Railroad
J. P. Jones
Nevada
H.R. Frizzell
Hampton Institute
Hampton
Booker T. Washington
Tuscogee Institute of Alabama
A. F
Memorial services for Collis P Huntington held in San Francisco
Memorial services for Collis P Huntington were held at Fir Presbyterian church San Francisco honoring the late industrialist. Rev Dr Mackenzie led with assistance from Din Ventsanger Rev Dr Woods and others. 1500 attendees from Central Pacific shops attended the black draped service. The program featured hymns prayers and resolutions amid gifts to the park improvement fund.
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Collis P. Huntington
Fir Presbyterian Church
Mackenzie
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Din Ventsanger
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Miller
Woods
Lar. Kelly
Nichols
Gishep Moreland
Hunting
Fen Oan
Gobden Gate Park
Huntington
Park Improvement Fund
Tamente
Central Pacific
Slang pe Couey and Works of the Cold Laxative Tablets
An OCR fragment hints at a slang term Couey and mentions Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets marketed to cure a cold in one day with a price note. The text is fragmented and lacks full context or clear attribution.
Fatal Railroad Wrecks of a Day at Allentown
A train collision near Palm Mount Perry County killed three men instantly. The dead are John F Wolle and Harvey Wolle of Allentown and John W Itterschalk of New York, a brother-in-law. They were camping on the Perkiomen Creek nearby.
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Mount Perry County
John F. Wolle
Allentown
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Wolle
John W. Ittschalk
New York
Perkiommen Creek
Lakeshore train wreck near Bay Bridge. no serious injuries found
Lake Shore No. 3 west bound struck a broken rail near Bay Bridge five miles west of Sandusky. The engine and two mail cars passed the bridge, three more cars went into Sandusky Bay. Fourteen passengers trapped in a combination car were freed, two injured by flying glass. Five trainmen injured, no lives lost.
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Carnegie Company Reaches Out for Pig Metal Control
The Carnegie company seeks to secure control of key pig metal production in the United States. Negotiations indicate plans to buy rival plants including Havertys & Co at Palate and others nationwide, aiming to assemble capacity to process ore into pig metal and influence domestic supply.
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Carnegie Company
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Havertys & Co
Palate
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Caronderet
Catnegin Company
Kentuckias Whiskey Production and Tally for Year End
A garbled report shows figures on Kentucky whiskey production and stock for the fiscal year ended June. It notes total output in gallons, withdrawals during the year, and breaking down previous year figures, with a count of 22 604 10 gallons on hand.
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Kentucka
Ta Be Acain Divided Washington Aug Advices Hint Di v be
Advices from Washington indicate the archdiocese of New York will again be divided at an early date. Since its division in 1900 the see has been split and the church faces renewed restructuring amid anticipated changes.
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Plan for a New Roman Division Prompts Archbishops Visit
Albany Buffalo Rochester Ogdensburg Brooklyn Newark and Syracuse dioceses are cited as forming from New York’s boundary. Archbishop Corrigan and Bishop McDonnell visited Rome to discuss a possible new division with papal authority. If approved, Brooklyn could become coadjutor archbishop of New York with right of succession.
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Officers Elected at Grand Lodge Meeting in Helena
The Degree of Lone Elders held session in Helena Aug and elected officers including grand chief Mori MebDuttie and grand Mrs. Deas Miles with installations by FLOM Kempsey. Committees supported a resolution for axed membership and offered condolences for members whose husbands died since last grand lodge.
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Sarah J. Ffauld
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Susie Sennet
Marysville
Meaderville
Grand
Camine
Th. B. Holten
Elelar Slipeliar
Sarah Bl. Sawyer
Belt
Margaret Rheim
Missoula
Rose Shannon
Butte
Flom. Kempsey
Margaret Rhein
Missanla
Hang Mase Shannon
Oiteus of Helena
Grand Ledge
Mining War in Crnne Sonora and Lindsey Claim Case
A mining dispute in Crunne Sonora, involving Lindsey and Greens over unsettled boundaries. Lindsey sold his claims to an Indiana syndicate including Senator Fairbanks and Mayor Taggart of Indianapolis. A court order to eject Lindsey was blocked by Greens backed forces. 80 men from Hermosillo were sent to assist in enforcing the order.
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Ariz. Ang
Crnne
Sanora
Lindsey
Greens
Freight rate cutting shocks transcontinental railroads
Secret rate cutting by railroads aims to win government contracts for shipments to China and the Philippines. Chicago is a focal point, with San Francisco and other western routes affected. Analysts warn profits may be greatly diminished or wiped out as the practice spreads.
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Chicago
Aub
San Francisco
China
Philippines
Klondike Gold Rush Steamer Humboldts Treasure Tale
The steamer Humboldt arrived from the Yukon bringing 60 Klondikers and over 250000 in treasure led by Clarence Berry with about 150000. Passengers speak of dust aboard, while news includes the Dawson rumor of five men drowned in the Aquilla wreck near Healy bar. Additional ships from Nome carried dozens of passengers and gold shipments tied to Dawson and the Yukon. Smallpox scare eases as quarantine officials report improving conditions and a treasury telegram notes no Nome outbreak. Army personnel changes announced in Washington with several officers discharged or reassigned and duties shifted to Nagasaki.
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Seattle
Wash
Luyan Canal
Klondik
Clarence Berry
Klondike
Skaguay
Dawson
Aquilla
Joseph Burk
Ro Wibbard
Maurice M. Marsden
Jack Lauren
Steely
Amiot Grafton
Gohl
Fort Townsend
Aus
Nome
Roanoke
Yukon
Robert Dellar
Foster
United States
American Exhibitors Dominate Paris Exposition Awards
The Paris exposition honors American entries across industry arts and crafts, with grand prizes and medals awarded in classes covering education, higher learning, and industrial output. Notable recipients include New York firms, state education boards, and prominent universities, reflecting broad U S participation and recognition.
Vast Exhibit List of Manufacturers and Societies
A sprawling display features names from Chicago Writing Machine, Campbell Printing Press, Western Banknote Engraving, Oliver Typewriter, Tiffany & Co., and many others. Highlights include The American Society of National Advertisers, National Cash Register Co, Baldwin Locomotive Works, and McCormick Harvesting Machine Co among exhibitors. The array spans machinery, optics, steel, agriculture, and public works reflecting a major expo scale.
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Chicago Writing Machine Co
Campbell Printing Press
Mfg. Co
Western
Oliver Typewriter Co
Tiffany & Co
Wagner Typewriter
George J. Verbeck
W. J. Morgan & Co
National Association
Lanston Monotype Machine Co
American Arthimotere
American Society of National
Levy
Balles
Rand
Charles A
Shaw Electric Crane Co
Simonds Mi’g. Co
Chicago
Pneumatic Tube Co
Mors Twist Drill and Machine Co
Cincinnati
Warner & Swasey
Norton Emory Wheel Co
E. C. Atkins & Co
Gisholt Machine Co
Jones and Jamson
F. FE
Reed Co
Deering Harvester Co
Ballard Mahine Food Co
Pond Machine
Parachute
National Cash Register Co
Idean Sibley
Department of Machinery
Grander Worthington Pumping Engine Co
Bath Cellar
Krown & Sharp Co
Pratt & Whitnie
BOW, Bliss Co
Niles Tool Works Co
J. AL Gray, and Egan & Co
William Sellers
George F. Blake
George F. Blake Manufacturing Co
Tinuslsen
Western Electric
John A. Roebling’s Sons
Bullock Electric Manufacturing de Lorraine Steel Co
Western Electric Co
Alvin Manufacturing Co
National Carbon Co
Tiffany Glass & Decorating Co
Teerring Co
Ward, Leonard & Co
Helles-Upton Co. Holophane Glass Co
Hart & Hagemann's Co
Western Electro Instrument Co Mic
Kansas City & Memphis Railway & Bridge
Louis A. Haupste
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City of San Francisco
Barber Asphalt Paving Co
State of Massachusetts
Engineering No Publishing Co
Baldwin Co
Deerin, Harvester Onited States Expo Co
Metropolitan Park Board of Boston
Metropolitan Sewage Board of Boston
Metropolitan Water Board of Boston
Board of Street Cars of Boston
Cleveland
American Bicycle
Monarch Factor
American Cot Crescent
American Bicycle Co
Merican Bicycle Co
American Steel & Wire Co
American Electric Vehicle Co
Columbus Bugeyr Co
American Railway Master Mechanics'aan
Master Car Builders’ Association
Gould Coupler Co
International Pneumatic Signal Co
McConway & Torley Co
New York Air Brake Co
New York Yacht Club
Commissioner General
United States
International Navigation
Aermoter Co
Aultmann, Miller & Co
Syracuse Chilled Plow Co
Deering & Co
Wardner, Bushnell, Glasner & Co
Whitman Agricultural Co
Stower Manufacturing Co
Oliver Chitled Plaw Works
L. Allen & Co
P. M. Sharp- Jess & Co
Bureau of Animal Industry
California Commission
Illnois
Department of Agricultural Agrostology
American Cotton Oil Co
Oregon Railway & Navigation Co
Topeka Commercial Club
Albert Dickinson Co
American Coal Co
A. F. Jones
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Porcher
West Point Mill Co
Cooper Ellwood
Ackerman & Tiffts
Bartels & Co
Ellman & Stowe
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Pennsylvania Agricultural Experiment Station
J. M. Theburn
Trumbull & Beebe
Washington
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Borden's Condensed Milk Co
Fairfield Diary Co
Simptson, McIntyre & Co
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Massachusetts Board of Agriculture
Charlies E. Dant
A. J. Scot
H. J. Hein
Spring Grove
CL. Alten
Department of Forestry and Fisheries
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Smith & Wesson
Board of Agriculture of
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New Bedford Oil Co
Hugh A. Smith
Bernard Stejenger
Z. L. Tanner
George F. Kuntz
T. F. Bruner
Department of Agricultural Food Products
Libby, McNeill & Libby
Swift & Co American Cereal Commercial Starch Manufacturing Co
Pillsbury- Washburn Co
Alliance Milling Co
Battle Creek Sanitarium
California Wine Co
W. Ss. Keise
Bierre & Klein
San Luis Vineyard
Sierra Madre Vintage Co
Cook & Bernheimer Co
J. W. Mee Cullach
David Heter & Co
R. OH. Strom
Bellman, Johnson & Co
Indianapolis Brewing Co
Wartray Water Co
Rendleston & Wortz
Mining
Colorado Fuel & Tron Co
Copper Queen Con. Mining Co
Bisbee, Ariz
United States Geological Survey
Ingersoll-Sergeant Drill Co
OO Well Supply Co
New York
American Museum of Natural History
New York City
Lehigh Valley Coal Co
United States Commission
Institute of Mining Engineers
Barney Marble Co
Bullock Manufacturing Co
California State Mining Bureau
Drake & Co
Jeffrey Mining Co
New Amaden
Long list of industrial firms and manufacturers in 19th century note
The article lists numerous companies across metals, machinery, glass, pottery, paper, and related industries including Tiffany, J. P. Morgan era brands, Colt era names and others. It mentions Winslow Brothers, Union Bag and Paper, American Radiator, Crane Brothers, Columbia Marble, and many more, reflecting a period business directory or trade display. It notes the Day’s preliminaries of apparatus tests at Vincennes with about 51,000 firemen present, praising Kansas City fire brigade and Chief George Hale for their performance before continuing contests tomorrow.
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Winslow Brothers
Simonds Manufacturing Co
J. & H. Williams
Columbia Marble Quarrying Company
Robert Reid
Frank E. Wallis
George Mertz & Sons
Louis C.tiffany
Frederick Wilson
Standard Manufacturing Company
Brunswick-Parke-Calender — Company
A. H. Davenport
Standard Furniture Company
Northwestern Grass Twine Company
Stewart Hartshorn Company
Roeckwood Pottery Company
Grenby Furnace Company
Trenton Potteries Company
Ucolorado Pane Glass Company
Meda Heater Compan
Tai National Exchange
Ashe & Jackel
John B. Stebon & Co
Henry H. Hoelofts
Hannan & Son
Laird. Senroebber & Co
Paris
Vincennes
George ©. Hale
Kansas City
Yachtmen Drowned in Quebec Squall Off White Island
Aug 17 report from Tadousac describes the pleasure yacht St Francis co. Whe capsizing after four squalls near White Island during a trip to River du Lown. Five aboard: Captain Foster, Adelard Savard, Couzine Morine, P Morin, and P Boucher. Jamboree of Quebec rescued Boucher and Savard. Foster and two Morins presumed drowned.
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Tadousac
River du Lown
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P. Boucher
Queher
Boucher
Savard
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Morins
Belgian Glass Workers Strike Lockout Reported
United States Consul Roosevelt in Brussels informs the state department of a lockout at Belgian glass works. The 6,000 strong glass workers union says manufacturers warned they will quit if demands are unmet, and the works were shut on August 1.
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Brussels
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Union of
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Noted Veterinarian Dead in Buckinghamshire Coastline
Sir Henry Simpson, veterinary surgeon to the queen and ex-president of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons, was found drowned at Datschel on the South Sea estate in Buckinghamshire. Born 1842, he once served as Windsor mayor, with notable royal service and estate ties. A Letter From Taft reports Secretary Root presenting Judge Taft's views on the Philippine commission, noting a generally satisfactory situation in the archipelago.
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Sir Henry Simpson
Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons
Datschel
Buckinghamshire
South Sea
Windsor
Taft
Washington
Root
Judge Taft
United States
Pailipnine Commission
Powers Trial Jury Still Out As Closing Arguments Next Day
The Caleb Powers murder case advances with closing speeches pending. Commonwealth's Attorney Robert B Franklin to argue tomorrow morning after defense counsel John Young Brown wrapped his remarks today. Judge and crowd observe as Campbell outlines evidence pointing to Powers office as shooting site. Dr Chesnut, Philadelphia physician, dies at 53 in Dutch Harbor. remains to be shipped to Philadelphia. his son accompanies.
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Powers
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Wash
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Roumanian Ultimatum Demands Arrest of Sofia R C Lead
A Vennu dispatch reports Romania has sent a sharp ultimatum to Bulgaria demanding the arrest of Sara, president of Sofia's revolutionary committee, and the suppression of the organization.
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Revolutionary Committee
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Tod Sloan In New York New York
Tod Sloan was aboard Cunard steamer Lu which arrived from Liverpool with Sloan listed as a passenger in New York City port notices.
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New York
Cunard
Liverpool
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