Marshall Field dies at seventy in Chicago obituary
Marshall Field aged seventy dies, leaving a vast empire built on dry goods and manufacturing. His fortune spans factories in England, Ireland, France, and Asia, ownership of railroads, banks, and the Field Museum. Funeral plans call for Chicago services from his Prairie avenue residence or the First Presbyterian Church.
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Pittsfield
Isis
Chicago University
America
England
Ireland
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France
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Federal Steel Company
United Steel Corporation
Michigan
Chicago City Railway
Merchants’ Loan and Trust Bank
Capital
Surplus
Germany
Japan
China
Jackson Park
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Levi Z. Leiter
Field
West
Marshall Field & Co
Henry Field
Lafayette McWilliams
Harlow N. Higginbotham
Harry C. Selfridge
New York Central
Hudson River
Lake Shore
Prairie Avenue
First Presbyterian Church
Dr. Morrison
Funeral of D. D. Fletcher in Dorchester
Poems of his own composition breathed a lofty Christian spirit and buoyant with hope read at the funeral of David Duncan Fletcher in Dorchester yesterday afternoon. Seven daily newspapers and the Associated Press were represented in the gathering around the casket. The Rev. Mr. Beale officiated and Mr. John W. Daniels of the Associated Press sang My Ain Countree. The burial was at Dedham.
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David Duncan Fletcher
Dorchester
Associated Press
Beale
John W. Daniels
My Ain Countree
Dedham
Rough Weather Impedes Fishing Fleet at the Pier
Weather hampers fishing along the water front as only five vessels reach the pier. Receipts total 126,600 pounds with haddock 95,200, cod 28,000, hake 1,200, pollock 200, and cusk 2,000. Prices per pound vary from 2 to 6 cents. Captain James aboard the Juniata reports buoy and light issues near Pollock Rip and Chatham. A large Leyland fin steamer Devonian sails for Liverpool with 9,000 tons dead weight and 16,000 tons measurement, carrying 135,000 bushels of wheat and other cargo, while other ships face delays from the same stormy conditions. A thick fog reduces harbor activity, and several vessels miss arrivals.
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Hull
Red Star
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Edda
Macors
Newport News
Measles Sickness Delays Master On Ship Palmer
Marcus Hook report at 11 a m says schooner Mary E. Palmer, Philadelphia, bound for San Juan, anchored there with Captain Sweet ill with measles. He will be moved to the quarantine hospital for treatment while the Palmer awaits a new master.
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Schooner Fannie Palmer Aground Total Loss
Norfolk Va January 16 Schooner Fan nie Palmer will be a total loss after going ashore on a former forest site. Old tree stumps punched holes in her bottom and pieces of the vessel are washing ashore.
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Fannie Palmer
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Wrecking firm contracted to float grounded schooner Edmands
The Betts Wrecking Company of this city has contracted to float the schooner George D Edmands which grounded inside the Garnet at Plymouth during the snowstorm Sunday.
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Shipping News Miniature Almanac for Sailors and Ports
Sun rises at 7 10 and sets at 4 39 with a day length of 9 29. Lists arrivals including Dominion and James S Whitney in port and tugs for Lynn, Boston, and Norfolk. clearances noted for Admiral Dewey and Old Dominion. sailings announced for Unique and City of Augusta with tows and barges to Norfolk and Nantucket. multiple steamers bound for Louisburg, Newport News, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Boston.
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Big Poultry Show Opens With Hundreds of Exhibits
The 16th annual Boston Poultry Association exhibition opened yesterday at Mechanics' Building and runs through the week. About 6900 exhibits of fowl, cats, and pets were listed. The day’s heaviest prize went to McNeil & Oke of London, Canada, who faced little opposition in their bird classes.
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Indian Girl from Washington Gains Attention with Leghorn Exhibit
A Washington based Indian girl showcases her exhibit of brown leghorn chickens drawing wide attention. The display highlights her poultry expertise and the cultural interest surrounding her work.
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Exhibition features cats birds and club meetings at Berwick fair
Off 21 blue ribbons and eight second prizes Melvin Fall Jr of Berwick Me carried off the prize blue ribbon in the buff Plymouth Rock cock class The basement exhibition drew attention with tabbies kittens and small pigs petted by visitors On the top floor hares rabbits and pigs amused children Miss Sophia Pitchlynn a full blooded Indian exhibitor displayed brown leghorns Daughter of Choctaw chief Peter Pitchlynn who died in 1881 Specialty clubs planned meetings The American Dorking Club Jan 19 Henry Hales president New England Plymouth Rock Club Jan 18 10 am Eastern White Wyandotte Club Jan 18 2 pm American White Minorca Club Jan 18 William Sapper secretary
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M. F. Delano
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A. E. Wright
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