Harriman Estate Official Appraisal Reveals Holdings
Albany March 16 The state comptroller will release the official Harriman estate appraisal showing a total value around 70 million dollars. The report notes 51,900 UP preferred shares and 55,000 UP common shares valued at over 16 million, with Utah tax implications of nearly 800 thousand dollars. Several holdings are declared valueless and a Sultana yacht and autos are listed with modest values.
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New York Sun
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Edward H. Harriman
Orange County
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Walsh
Goshen
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Utah
Ready for Spring Inspires New Fashion Year
A mood of renewal spreads as nature awakens and shoppers seek fresh apparel. The season sparks desire for updated outfits and spring wardrobes.
New England’s Great Service Store Unveils Spring Fashion
New Shuman Clothing offers fresh men and youth wear in glass dust proof cases. New patterns and spring colors suit business and professional needs. Service and satisfaction guaranteed. College Room invites young men. Remodelled auto department on fifth floor and boys department on lower floor invite mothers.
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New England
Worry Fear and Anger Harm Health Says Dr Walton
Dr George L Walton warned that worry anger and holding grudges harm health during a Harvard Medical School public lecture. He urged coping through psycho therapy and said much worry stems from everyday business friction and misplaced fears.
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George L. Walton
Harvard Medical School
Marcus Aurelius on meeting busybodies and inner control
The quote frames stress as self generated and urges mental discipline. It cites Marcus Aurelius noting daily encounters with busybodies and arrogance as unrelated to us, a test of attitude rather than fate.
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Marcus Aurelius
Turkey Won’t Accept Allied Peace Terms
London dispatches report little prospect of Turkish acceptance of allied peace terms. Leading members of the committee of union and progress have decided the conditions could not be accepted, and the Council of Ministers is understood to share this view.
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London
Turkey
Constantinople
Committee of Union and Progress
Council of Ministers
Redfield Addresses Tariff On Its Human Side
William C. Redfield, the newly named Secretary of Commerce, spoke at Montclair New Jersey on March 16 for a unity church course. He discussed the tariff and its impact on people, signaling alignment with President Wilson's views.
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Montclair
N. J
William C. Redfield
Wilson
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Redfields Vision for Tariff Reform and Industrial Renewal
Mr Redfield advocates a real but moderate tariff reduction as a catalyst for a new moral life in American industry. He argues for valuing workers over profits and urges profits cutbacks, unity between capital and labor, and policies that improve workers conditions to boost productivity and national prosperity.
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Mr. Redfield
Mormonism Attacked in Boston Dance Hall Sermon
Frederick H. Heath of Warren Avenue Baptist Church denounced Mormonism as unfit for Boston warning against its spread. He condemned the religion and its founder Joseph Smith and claimed Mormons operate in dance halls under the guise of religion to gain converts.
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Boston
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Frederick HK. Heath
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Joseph Smith
Wilson dodges curious crowds at church again
Washington reports President Wilson attended First Presbyterian Church incognito with Mrs. Wilson and Miss Jessie joining Secretary Bryan in the pew. He planned to visit all local Presbyterian churches before choosing a final worship home, while spending remaining evenings at the White House.
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Wilson
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White House
Bryan
Mrs. Wilson
Jessie
Mystery Surrounds Death At Sea Near Southampton
Miss Leslie, en route to London to appear in an Opera House revue, died on a ship between Cherbourg and Southampton. Authorities refuse to reveal motive or details while an inquest is set for noon tomorrow in Southampton. The White Star line, a London solicitor, and Consul Swarm will attend.
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Cherbourg
R. S.S. French
London
White Star Line
Miss Leslie
Anna Wilson
London Opera House
Arthur Deagon
Bessie Clifford
Maida Lane
Eddie Miller
Miss Clifford
Mystery surrounds Oceanic death of dancer Frances Leslie
Frances Schmitz known as Frances Leslie, 22, American dancer aboard the Oceanic, dies in a lavatory aboard the liner. family suspects foul play despite early epilepsy theories, autopsy pending, with officials and US authorities monitoring the case.
Father of Frances Leslie Seeks to Delay Embalming
Henry N. Schmitz, father of Frances Leslie who used the name Anna Wilson, asks Secretary Bryan to urge British authorities to withhold embalming or handling of the body until after a full autopsy and chemical analysis. The family awaiting official word while the Oceanic voyage brought further details.
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New York
Henry N. Schmitz
Anna Wilson
Oceanic
Plymouth
England
Bryan
Schmitz
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