Harriman Will Likely Creates Trust For Heirs And Rail Plans
New York report says K H Harriman's will will be filed this week in Goshen Orange County. It is drawn by Charles A Peabody and kept by Robert Lovett who hints a trusteeship may keep railroad holdings intact while income goes to heirs. The will reportedly also leaves Arden estate and Fifth Avenue house to Mrs Harriman and may advance suburban rail improvements and parkland donations in New Jersey and New York.
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New York
K. H. Harriman
Robert §. Lovett
Goshen
Orange County
Harriman
Ntimate
New Jersey
State of
Early Morning Fire at Union Pacific Hammer Shop
A morning alarm at 2 30 fires up the Cheyenne fire department to respond to an aerial fire in the Union Pacific hammer shop. No major damage or injuries are reported.
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Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Mysterious Razor Attack in Pueblo Front of Board of Trade
An unknown Englishman about 20 was slashed in the head and body by two foreigners in front of the board of trade building. Razors used. he was rushed to St Marys Hospital and may not survive. Witnesses saw the assailants flee wielding razors and threatening others, but few details emerged. The victim gave conflicting names as police investigated.
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Pueblo
Board of Trade
St. Mary's Hospital
Polles
Sulivan
Brady
McCullough
Police Budget Seeks $16.5 Million for 1910 in City
New metropolitan police head General Bingham proposes raises for second through fourth deputies and the department secretary. The 1910 estimate calls for 500 more officers, a total of $16,524,986, up from 1909. Includes $202,000 for a new telegraph system and $456,060 to bolster the pension fund.
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Bingham
Baker
Weather outlook and temperatures from Washington report
Forecast for Wyoming indicates fall conditions Wednesday and Thursday. Local figures show 24 hour period ending Sept 14 1900 with maximum 69 and minimum 39 degrees and no precipitation. Palmer section director reports data.
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Washington
Wyoming
Palmer
Earle's Second Affinity Returns Home in Quiet Fashion
Parla Sept 14 Miss Lawrence Buell Dunn identified as Ferdinand Pinney Earle's latest associate travels home from Paris aboard the steamer. Dunn contends her stay in America revealed dissension with Earle and prompts return. She will reach New York late this week and resume a discreet acquaintance with Earle as both parties reassess their positions.
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Parla
Mise
Lawrence Buell Dunn
Ferdinand Pinney Earle
Ameries
Bea
Mika Dunn
Harle
America
New York
Mia
Peary Refuses Talk on Cook Polar Claim
Commander Peary declines to discuss Dr. Cook’s North Pole claim, but issues a brief pledge to publish a full, authorized account in six months. He asserts he is the first white man at the pole and says Cook’s voyage should not be taken seriously until verifiable proof is released.
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Battle Harbor
Labrador
Cape Ray
N. F
Peary
Cook
North Pole
Dr. Cook
Taft Endorses Aldrich and Promotes Western Prosperity
President Taft told a Boston banquet that he will tour the West to better govern and engage with reform, praising Aldrich and urging strong banking and monetary legislation. He warned against Wall Street influence and emphasized enforcing laws to protect business and national unity between the East and West.
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Boston
Segi
Tas
Taft
Boston Chamber” of Commerce
Monetary Commission
Middle West
Senate
Dexire
Haneebe
Tott
West
Roosevelt
Johnson
Minnesota
Governor Sha froth calls extra session and rate convention
Governor Sha froth announces an extra legislative session for April to consider the direct primary initiative referendum bank guaranty and people's will on U S senate choice. He will also convene a November rate convention to discuss a $26 Chicago to Denver rate.
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Denver
Shafroth
United States
Chicago
Happy and Well After Bullet in Brain
Frank Blaine, 14, discharged from Washington casualty hospital as cured after a 22 caliber bullet lodged in his brain over two weeks ago. Doctors observed no lasting effects and noted the bullet remained in the center of his brain despite the X ray showing its location. He reported no discomfort beyond head and neck pains and spoke rationally.
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Washington
Blaine
Dlaine
St Louis Man Recovers From Heart Wounds After Fight
A man injured in a Wellsboro altercation on August 22 has nearly recovered at a local hospital. Doctors plan to monitor his heart rhythm for several days to ensure stability after the stabbing incident.
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St. Louis
Sept
Mi ‘Lawler
Welleton
Oly
Record Fleet of Modern Fighters Arrives in New Orleans
A large fleet of modern vessels crosses the Mississippi as the St Louis heads upriver with a torpedo boat destroyer and three torpedo boats joining the voyage. The fleet is to be staged across the river over several days as the group proceeds with its duties aboard the Mississippi.
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New Orleans
United States Navy
Flotille St Louis
Grican Navy
Tivee Ae
Lowi
Omaha Judge Decries Friday Executions as Mockery
Judge Sutton of Douglas County criticized fixing execution dates on Friday. He departed from tradition in sentencing John Masourides, killer of a South Omaha police officer, to be hanged on Monday. The Omelet ministerial union center adopted a resolution supporting not choosing Friday. The judge called Friday executions abhorrent and a mockery of crucifixion dating back to antiquity.
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Omaha
Neb
Sulton
Douglas County
Caurt
John Masourides
South Omaha
Priddy
Sutton
Morgan joins National City Bank board in reshaping power
J P Morgan jr elected to Harriman’s seat on National City bank board signaling a broader alliance between Morgan and Kuhn Loeb Standard Oil interests. Southern Pacific and Union Pacific directorates mirror changes with Judge Lovett named executive chairman and Jacob H Schiff along with William Rockefeller elected as directors and members of the enlarged committee.
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New York
J. P. Morgan
Jacob H. Schiff
William Rockefeller
Alleged Lander Horse Thief Detained in Fremont County
Sheriff Stough of Fremont County arrived from Bages where he pursued a Mexican wanted in Lander for horse theft. The suspect was arrested near Hagges by Deputy Meldrum of Carbon County and held in the local jail before transfer to Lander.
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Stough
Fremont County
Bages
Lander
Hagges
Meldrum
Carbon County
Cty
Denver Mother Demands Exhumation After Fearful Burial Report
Mrs Jd H Pfaff of Globeville fears her 11 year old daughter Emma Pfaff died alive and seeks an autopsy. Doctors treated for oedema of the lungs and surgery preceded her June 10 death at St Luke's hospital. Neighbors whispered of the corpse being limp and the undertaker contradicted claims of embalming, prompting the mother to insist on exhumation to end her terror.
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Denver, Corp
Jd. HW. Pfaff
Globeville
Emma Pfatt
St. Luke's Hospital
Charles Jaeger
Pfaff
Colorado Pioneer Dies Abroad in Milan
J. J. Hagermay, a builder of the Colorado & Midland railroad and a leading Colorado pioneer, died in Milan Italy from lung trouble last night according to a cable received today in Colorado Springs.
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Colorado
Colorado Springs
Colo
J. J. Hagermay
Colorado & Middand
Milan
Italy
Death Eliminates All Plaintiffs in Big Suit
Denver report shows death wipes out every plaintiff in a $400,000 mining case against the Mining company. The suit centers on funds supplied by Nicholas Vonvoll to Fateick for mine work. successive deaths among relatives left no active plaintiffs. Names mentioned include Connolly, Andrew, Nabble Andrews, Frimclai, Kektan, Curr, and Carnahan. Patrick Connolly and Michael Connolly cited as brothers aiding the deceased. The case had reached the U.S. circuit court of appeals after a lower court ruling.
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Denver
Colo
United States
Elreurt
Connolly
Leadximeay
Bi Mining Company
Ele
Dayeler
Mary Conn
August Andrews
Andrew
Misa Nabble Andrews
Za Awik
Canada
Frimclai
Hiowek
Samuel Kektan
Mark Curr
Charlee T. Carnahan
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Paris
Dunn
Warle
Mise Donn
Battle, Harbor, Labrador
Prary
Aldrich
Gwen
Uty
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