Goulds Coast to Coast Dream Ends in Big Rail War
George J Gould faces resignation as president of Missouri Pacific at the annual shareholders meeting in St Louis, ending a twenty year battle with Wall Street rivals over Gould railroad properties. The fight began after Jays death, with Gould losing control of major holdings like Manhattan Elevated and shaping a coast to coast system through the Missouri Pacific, Wabash and Western Pacific projects.
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Trie
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Kansas City
Denver
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Rio Grande
East Lake City
Manhattan Elevated Co
Interborough
Wabash
Buffalo
Ogden
Utah
B E. H. Harriman
Edmund Hawley
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Mr. Gould
Joseph W. Ramsay, Jr
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Western Pacific
Harriman
Southern Pacific
Wabash-Pittsburg
Maryland
Wabash, Pittsburg
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
International
Great Northern
Texas
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Harriman Road
American Telegraph and Telephone Co
Western Union
Pearson Farquhar
Gould Roads
Dr B Dudley Williams Dead Oxford Leader and Chief Citizen
Dr B Dudley Williams a prominent Oxford figure died at 5 15 AM after a two week illness pneumonia he led city health efforts and served on the council school board and other posts He was 57 survived by wife three children and four siblings funeral at Baptist church with Masonic honors notes on local bank results and community efforts to attract a state high school to Calhoun county
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Helen Williams
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Mobile
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Charlotte
N. C
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Witt
Gould Faces Ouster as Railway Reorganization Continues
The Gould family controls several railroads facing receivership after a 1907 crash. George Gould plans resignation at the stockholders meeting as Kuhn Loeb and Co. prepare new leadership. Eastern properties remain under receivership and operate as separate entities.
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