Harriman Policy Continuity Seen With Key Juncture
New York Sept 13 The Har riman policies in Union Pacific Southern Pacific and allied lines are secured with Robert S Lovett elected head of the executive committee Schiff and William Rockefeller named directors replacing Harriman and H H Rogers The Kuhn Loeb & Co influence resumes in Union Pacific governance and Morgan interests may delay a new representative until October annual vote
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Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Robert S. Lovett
E. H. Harriman
Union Pacific Railroad
Jacob H. Schiff
William Rockefeller
Harriman Enterprises
Mr. Harriman
H. H. Rogers
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Wall Street
J. P. Morgan & Co
Union Pacific Board
Kuhn, Loeb-Stan@card Oil’ board
Union Pacific President Vote clouded by Harriman influence
Union Pacific still lacks a president with Harriman occupying the post. The likely successor is L F Loree of the Delaware and Hudson, with proxies favoring Harriman interests for the October 34 stockholders meeting. Judge Lovett, newly seated today, presumed to lead Union Pacific and Southern Pacific directorate, aligning with Harriman plans.
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Harriman
L. F. Loree
Delaware & Hudson
Judge Lovett
Alexander Millar
The
Southern Pacific
Mr. Harriman
Fire ruins Blanck Transfer building. one dead nine injured
Pittsburg dispatch reports a fire damaged complex where the Blanck Transfer and Storage building collapsed after a recent blaze. One man died, nine others were seriously injured, several suffered cuts and bruises as walls toppled and buried more than a dozen workers in the ruins.
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Pittsburg
Blanck Transfer and Storage Company
Aldermen Debate City Autos and Courthouse Funds
A heated session reviews city auto costs since 1907 with total spending of 111,448.53 including origin 65,633.13 and maintenance 26,962.51 plus chauffeur wages 12,502.89. Notices seek courthouse funding, stone crushers data, and Horace Mann School support from Susan Gavin's will.
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Finance Commission
O'Hare
L Street
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Charlestown
Emerson
Susan FE. Gavin
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Peerless Fire Delays Ferry Voyage To Tyrian Meeting
A fire broke out in the Peerless hold near North Sydney while preparing to sail for the Tyrian. Officers halted the engines for a hot bearing explanation but flames revealed a real fire, yet the crew contained it. Writers rushed to board Tyrian to reach the Roosevelt with stories ahead of schedule. No major damage reported.
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Peary
Newfoundland
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Sutton's Body Exhumed For Inquiry And Reburial
Washington early today James N Sutton's body was exhumed at Arlington National Cemetery after a year and 11 months in a grave. The move, led by his mother, aims to obtain evidence of possible murder by Marine Corps officers and to allow Catholic rites denied at the first death court of inquiry.
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Washington
Leutenant
James N. Sutton
Arlington National Cemetery
United States Marine Corps
Autopsy Confirms No Breaks In Sutton Son Re Mysterious Death
Mrs. Sutton sought an autopsy to prove a self inflicted shot killed her son arguing for broken ribs and arm. Physicians found no broken bones and stated the 38 caliber bullet likely entered from a distance. Navy surgeon declined comment. Autopsy by Vaughan Taylor Spear—Navy ew witnesses and church rites followed.
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Raymond Spear
Navy Department
Secretary of the Navy
Whiting Club Elects Officers At First Meeting
At the James G. Whiting Club of the North End the first regular meeting of the season elected officers. Charles Leverone was chosen president with Andrew Biggio as secretary and Louis H. Kauter as treasurer.
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James G. Whiting
North End
Charles Leverone
Andrew Biggio
Louis H. Kauter
For Physical Exhaustion Take Horsford Acid Phosphate
Advertisement copy promoting Horsford acid phosphate as a remedy for physical exhaustion nervousness and impaired digestion. The text emphasizes its use to restore vitality and aid digestion with a clinical tone typical of patent medicine ads.
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Horsford
Sued doctor for divorce in Boston libel
Kathryn Ewing of Boston has filed a libel for divorce against Dr. Harry P. Ewing, former Bellevue Hospital surgeon. She accuses him of confirmed intoxication. The suit, filed Aug. 14, is expected this fall. Mrs. Ewing, 35, recently lived on Blackwood Street Back Bay and with her 16 year old daughter in Winthrop. Dr. Ewing, who came from Michigan, disappeared and is believed in New York. He faced an alcohol case in Boston courts, and his lawyer hopes the filing is placed on file, but Judge De Courcey resisted.
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Rush College
Bessemer
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House of Correction
de Courcey
Cornell Geologist Tarr Weighs Pole Claims Quietly
Professor R S Tarr of Cornell arrived in Seattle from Alaska and said he credits Peary's report of finding the North Pole in full but would wait for the Cook controversy to be settled before taking a side. He noted familiarity with both explorers and favored caution in commenting.
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Peary
North Pole
Cook
Pole
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R. S. Tarr
Cornell University
Seattle
Alaska
Temps Attacks Peary Over Cook Accusations
Paris dispatch says Temps denounces Commander Peary for broadcast accusations and his grandiloquent stance. It notes Peary’s patriotic claim to take possession of the pole contrasts with his commercial conduct in secur ing the story.
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Peary
Dr. Cook
United States
Martin defaults on bail in larceny case
Everett F. Martin, 35, of 46 Tremlett Street Roxbury son of the ex mayor and police commissioner faced two continued charges of larceny yesterday but defaulted and left for parts unknown leaving bail bonds totaling 2300 forfeited.
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Everett F. Martin
Trumlett Street
Roxbury
Martin Arrests and Bail in Multi-Case Fraud Charge
Police report Martin was arrested on August 28 by Inspectors Canboy and Pierce on an alleged auto related fraud tied to Edward Clark of 72 Lincoln Street and automobile Toro valued at 525 dollars. He posted 1600 dollars bail on a continuance and faced further charges. On September 10 inspectors Cowboy, Pierce and Robinson charged him with larceny of 500 dollars on August 23 from George F. Newhall of 220 Mill Street via an auto deal. Frederick W. Rodgers, claiming to be an auto dealer, was arrested then as well. Martin appeared in court again and, upon learning of another continued case, was allowed bail of 800 dollars for yesterday. Police say another charge may be added and more may surface. He failed to appear yesterday. the court notified police of the default. Authorities say he has a prior record for obtaining money by fraudulent means. A countrywide search will be made. Deputy Watts will send circulars if not located. Martin claims to be a broker.
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Canboy and
Pierce
Edward’ R. Clark
Lincoln Street
Cowboy
Robinson
George F. Newhall
Mill Street
Frederick W. Rodgers
Watts Willl
Robbery Attempt Charged in Downtown Hotel
Special Officers O'Donnell and Flynn of the Hanover street station arrested Michele Milarco of Tremont street Roxbury district last night. They charge him with attempting to rob a waiter in a downtown hotel.
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Flynn
Hanover Street
Michele Milarco
Tremont Street
Roxbury
Removal Sale Promotes New Store Charge Accounts
The notice urges readers to open a Charge Account now to simplify purchases during the Removal Sale. It states that an established account will increase convenience as the new store proceeds and offers money-saving opportunities for shoppers.
Allan Line to reorganize fleet and management
A Montreal report states Sir Montague Allan announced plans to reorganize the Allan line fleet prior to a major management shift. The possible change hints at a link with the Grand Trunk Pacific.
Allan Line Reorganization Moves Forward after Ownership Shift
Sir Montague outlines a public reorganization plan following the transfer of control from G. and A. Allan of Glasgow to H. and A. Allan of Montreal. He notes ports and winter harbor access will likely remain as before, with Portland highlighted as a strong Atlantic winter port. A July 17 Boston Post despatch claimed a sale to Grand Trunk Pacific, which Bryce J. Allan denied. further company officials were unavailable for comment.
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Hugh
Andrew
England
A. Allan
Glasgow
H. and
Montreal
Allan
Portland
Atlantic
Boston Post
Grand Trunk Pacific
Grand Trunk Railway
Allan Line of Steamships
Bryce J. Allan
Boiler blast at Lurline baths injures dozens in San Francisco
In San Francisco on September 13 a boiler explosion at the Lurline baths injured about ten women and others. Several women were blown from their tubs into the street as the building was wrecked.
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San Francisco
Lurline Baths
Boiler blast rips through building on Geary Street
A boiler torn from its foundation exploded beneath a building sending steam and smoke through Geary street. People were hurled through walls as Mrs Eliza Eichler and Mrs Joseph Obenshaw Phoite suffered severe injuries and eight others were gravely hurt. The victim died not expected to survive.
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Geary Street
Eliza Eichler
Joseph Obenshaw Phoite
Eichler
Sweden Intervenes in Stockholm Labor Dispute
The Swedish government intervenes to settle the clash between the Employers' Union and the Confederation of Labor, which sparked a recent Stockholm general strike. Arbitrators have been appointed to resolve the dispute.
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Stockholm
Employers’ Union
Confederation of Labor
Fire destroys five cottages at Island Park
A blaze in Island Park, Portsmouth, Rhode Island, destroyed five summer cottages early today. Investigators have not yet determined a cause, and no injuries were reported. The cottages were located along the park’s eastern shore and belonged to private residents.
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Island Park
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