Funeral Plans for Edward Harriman Amidrain and Wall Street Silence
Arden New York September 10 funeral arrangements for Edward H Harriman were completed with services at Arden House and St Johns Arden Church then burial in Harriman private ground. Bishop Doane Arch Deacon Nelson will officiate and the private burial follows blasting work on the hillside grave. Judge Lovett says Harriman’s will and estate plans will be carried out. Miss Mary Harriman involved in estate.
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Arden NY
Suncay
Edward H Harriman
Family Council
Tower Ham
Arden
Arden House
St John's Episcopal Church
Fatute
Holmes McGuiness
St John’s
St John's
William Creawell Doane
Albany
Nelson
St. John’s
New York
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Harriman
Little Episcopal Church
Grace Church
McGunness
Doane
St John's Church
Vienna
Struempel
Hartz
Wall Street
Judge Lovett
Market soars on Harriman death as stocks surge
The death of BC Harriman triggered a bullish rush in US markets with heavy volume surpassing 1500000 shares. Harriman holdings led gains as Union Pacific and Southern Pacific rose, while rumors of Morgan buying activity circulated amid short covering and director meetings. United States Steel hit a new high, with several rail and utility stocks advancing alongside strong bond activity.
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BC Harriman
Rhone
Hormeusa—Xel
Harriman
Yvaton Dacatis
Southern Pacific
American Securities
London
Farrman
Union Pacific
Southern Pacise
Borh
Kuhn Loeb City Bank
Bears
I- 14
Wall Street
J. P. Morgan & Co
Morgan
Union Pacific Executive Committee
Uats
Southern Pacific Boards of Directors
Flarriman
United States Steel Common
Anton Pacific
Anion Pacif
St Paul
Reading
New York Central
Louisville and Nashvillé
Atchison, Missouri Pacific
Western Union
International Pump
Epa
Princess Kuni of Japan Hosts Luncheon with President Taft
Princess Kuni of Japan, a cousin of the emperor, visited Beverly Mase with Colonel Kurita and luncheon guest Mrs. Taft. Taft and the prince shared a long informal talk on friendly relations. The princess charmed Mrs. Taft, is gifted academically, and plans another visit to Mrs. Taft during her stay in America.
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Beverly
Mase
Prince Kuni
Japan
Kurita
Taft
America
Labor Day crowds show 213000 riders in Atlanta
An Atlanta report notes 213000 passengers rode on Labor Day according to President P Arkwright of the Georgia Railway and Electric Company. The piece outlines plans to handle Automobile Week crowds, double-tracking routes to Hapeville, and shuttle trains by Central of Georgia and West Point Route.
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Atlanta
P . Arkwright
Georia Railway and Electric Company
J Paxon
Arkwright
WH Glenn
Hapeville
Central of Georgia
West Point
Harriman Cancer Diagnosed Before Departure Home
Vienna reports Professor Struempell now at Breslau sent to the Associated Press a signed statement. He diagnosed Mr Harriman's stomach cancer at the end of July and said the condition did not indicate the operation would be hopeless. He noted Harriman departed for homeward.
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Harriman
Vienna
Struempell
Breslau
Associated Press
West Side Club Pledges for City Bonds and Car Route Change
A large West Side gathering at Childress hall endorsed changing the Georgia Railway and Electric line route to enter the city via Peters and Walker streets. The West Side Progressive Club pledged support for city bonds for sewers schools and water, with strong calls for better schools and urban improvements in wards one and seven and adjacent areas.
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Childress Hall
Petery Street
West Side Progressive Club
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
College Park
Hapevale
East Point
la Peters
Walker Streets
Whitehall Street
Hopeville
Oakland City
J R Smith
W H Terrell
Smith
James TL Majson
Lon Johnson
Johnson
Beckwith Street
Madison Avenue
Stonewall Street
Corwell
Hetter
Terrell
G W Carr
Weat Side Methodist Church
John Roxetta
Middlebrook
Bond Commission
C M Curtis
James I. Mayson
Charles
Brannan
Curtis
Captain Bartlett and Bridgman Back Peary’s Pole Claims
Captain Robert Bartlett commander of Peary's Arctic ship Roosevelt aided the explorer and is among the Arctic sailing veterans. Herbert J. Bridgman of the Explorers' Club in New York acts as Peary's spokesman and resigned from a Cook dinner committee after Peary's Pole dispatch. Bridgman criticizes Cook for secrecy and racing Peary to the Pole.
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Explorer
Robert Bartlett
Roosevelt
Bartlett
Dr. Cooks
Herbert J. Bridgman
Explorers’ Club
New York City
Brideman
Tn Cook
Bridgman
Pear
Cook
Peary Accused of Taking Cook Provisions At Etah
St Johns Newfoundland September 10 Commander Rupert Peary faces allegations from Brigus captain Moses Bartlett that Peary took Dr Cook's provisions during the 1905 06 expedition after the Erik returned to Brigus Bartlett describes caches of two dot loads of stores gasoline coal and food moved to Etah and says Cook could not steal Peary's supplies because none remained with him The dispute ties Peary to the ongoing CookPeary controversy as Peary prepares to sail from Battle Harbor toward North Sydney with the Roosevelt expected to reach the Labrador coast next week.
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St. Johns
Rupert K. Peary
Battle Harbor
Labrador
North Sydney
Roosevelt
Peary
Cape Breton
New Foundlan
Moses Bartlett
Brigins
Dr Cook
John R Bradley
Gloucester
Mass
Cook
Erik
Brigus
Etah
Annatook
John RB. Bradley
Richard Pike
Emk
Finogevelt
Pears
Pike
Wade
Pear
Utah
Eriks
Francke
Blair
United States
Serman
Peary Wife Passes Comment On Pole Quest In Sydney
Mrs Robert E Peary arrived in Sydney on her eighth visit related to her husbands polar expeditions. She said Peary should rest and concentrate on family, noted his habit of returning home after age 40 and discussed ice conditions, exploration aims, and his likely limited future personal participation in expeditions. She denied Peary had claimed Arctic land would be U S territory and recalled his 1906 northward reach. He is not expected to join further expeditions.
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Katrina van Rensselaer
Atlanti Ruiss
Edward W. Harriman
J OF
van Rensselaer
Railroad King
Harrimens
van Jennsilaer
Atlanta
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Harriman Lines
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Juniper
Seventh Streets
Sixth Street
Harriman
Atlante
Utile
Katyina
Sydney
Robert BE. Peary
Peary
Arctic
Pole
Mr Peary
Commander Peary
Antarctic
TWO EXPLORERS OF THE ARCTIC SPEEDING HOME
New York reports Commander Robert E Peary will reach New York about a week before Dr Frederick A Cook who sails from Copenhagen aboard the Oscar II. The Peary Arctic Club explorer is expected to detail his North Pole findings before Cook can present his proof in America. The Roosevelt may reach Sydney and a grand reception awaits Peary and party. Cook plans to dispatch witnesses to substantiate his claim next year.
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Robert E. Peary
Frederick A. Cook
Copenhagen
Battle Warber
Labrador
Sydney
C B
Pears
Roosevelt
Peary
Cook
North Pole
Panish
America
Greenwnod
Greenland
Denmark
Explorer
Pearys
Frederick A Cook
Weather Prophecy Generally Fair This Weekend
Forecast calls for generally fair weather through Saturday and Sunday with variable winds at night. Local data show no reliable temperatures or rainfall details available this period.
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Georgis
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