J Pierpont Morgan Dies Suddenly in Rome Italy
J Pierpont Morgan dies at the Grand Hotel Rome after a rapid decline in the night. Physicians report a pulse of 140 and temperature of 104 as his coma deepened. He leaves a family including daughter Louisa Satterlee and Juliet Pierpont and Weathered by a long career in banking begun by his father Junius Morgan.
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New York
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George Peabody
London
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Monte Carlo
Morgan
John Pierpont
Europe
Paris
Amelia Sturgis
Jonathan Sturgis
Frances Louise Tracy
Charles Tracy
Louisa Pierpont
J. Pierpont, Jr
Anne Tracy
Juliet Pierpont
Louisa
Juliet
William Pierson Hamilton
The Early Life of John Pierpont Morgan
The obituary outlines John Pierpont Morgan born April 17 1837 in Hartford. It tracks his youth in Boston, early math talent at Göttingen, European travel with parents, and a formidable intellect guiding a banking career rather than a classic self made rise. It notes his intense focus, aversion to exertion, and disciplined habits despite enjoying wine and cigars.
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John Pierpont Morgan
Hartford
Boston
University of
Gottingen
Morgan
Europe
Genis
Finance
The Old Man John Pierpont Morgan Master Brain of Finance
The article portrays John Pierpont Morgan as the master brain of American finance known as the Old Man. It describes his immense wealth as overshadowed by his power and achievements, his ability to marshal leading financiers, and his decisive influence on national enterprise and industrial development.
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John Pierpont Morgan
United States
Wall Street
Page Named American Ambassador to Britain
President Wilson selects Walter H. Page editor of the World's Work for the posting in London. Page, 58, has held prominent roles in journalism and publishing and is noted for wealth-neutral appointments. Possible successor plans include Rudolph Spreckels for the German post.
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Country Life Commission
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Cary
N. C
Arthur W. Page
Ralph
Frank
South
Henry Burchard Fine
Princeton University
Germany
Rudolph Spreckels
San Francisco
Spreckels
Sulzer Signs Jackson Full-Crew Bill in Albany
Governor Sulzer approved the full crew bill for Jackson trains despite vetoes by Hughes and Dix the measure, urged by six railroad presidents. They warned the $2,090,000 annual expense would be passed to travelers and shippers.
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Jackson
Hughes
Dix
Morgan Fortune Tallies Vary Widely At $200 Million
Estimates of the late J. P. Morgan’s fortune varied from $75 million to $200 million with several figures centering near $100 million for the firm’s accumulated wealth. A director suggested Morgan’s share could be about $75 million of a roughly $100 million firm gain, noting past earnings and losses across ventures including the United States Steel Corporation.
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J. P. Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Elder Orozco Slain and Envoy to Avenge Murder
Report from Cuernavaca confirms the shooting of Pascual Orozco Sr by followers of Emiliano Zapata. Col Pascual Orozco Sr served as a Huerta peace envoy in Zapata territory. The War Department plans to place Pascual Orozco Jr in command of a 5 000 man column to pursue Zapata adherents.
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House Votes Anti Poll Tax Moves to Limit Unanimous Consent
Trenton dispatch reports the New Jersey legislature winding toward adjournment with swift bill readings. The House backed a poll tax repeal measure and debated Governor Wilson primary options while clashes surfaced over animal inspection and other reforms.
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Martin
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Moore
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North
South Jersey
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Commission of Animal Industry
Commission On
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Bredenbeck
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
Matthews
McDermott
Resolution Calls for Three Man Anti Vice Commission
New Jersey considers a three member Senate investigating commission to probe vice and immorality with power to compel witnesses and report next session. Debates over cost follow as eight hour workday recall, constitutional convention debate, and various bills move through legislature.
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North Jersey
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Camden
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New York Central
West Shore
Weehawken
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Prudential Mutualization
Jacob the Deceitful Twin and God’s Covenant Path
A compact study of Genesis chapter 27 focusing on Jacob and Esau. It contrasts their temperaments, the birthright episode, and the stolen blessing, noting Rebekah and Jacob’s motives, the consequences, and the moral lesson that God’s purposes prevail despite human sin.
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