William C Brown Heads New York Central Rail Line
William C Brown, a long time railroad man and former New York Central executive, has been elected president of the New York Central Railway to succeed William H Newman. Born in Herkimer County New York, Brown began as a section hand at 16 and rose through roles including train dispatcher and chief dispatcher before becoming vice president and general manager of the Lake Shore and later rising within the New York Central system. He will assume the presidency February 1.
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St. Paul
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Rock Island
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Burlington
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Leadership shifts at the lines with Newman away
About two years ago Manently spent much time in Chicago while Mr Newman was absent. Health issues for Mr Newman arose recently. Mr Brown received the title senior vice president of the lines and operates from New York. He oversees all departments and was effectively head of the system during Newman’s absence.
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Engineers Honor Renshaw With Remembrance Gift
Secretaries of the order of B of L BH at IHinola Central announce a remembrance presentation to Past Superintendent of Machinery Renshaw in Chicago on January 14. Renshaw recently returned from Europe after resigning months ago. Neutfr now heads machinery with Bell as assistant. Engineers contributed for the gift as a token of appreciation for his years of service to the Illinois Central.
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Europe
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Scott Benson Convalesces After Illness in Dubuque
Scott Benson of Dubuque is rapidly recovering from illness and is now able to move about his room. Doctors say he is out of danger and will soon be in the air. Benson has long helped the poor and afflicted, earning broad friend and civic esteem across the region.
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Scott Benson
Dubuque
Central
Benson
Local Businessman Known for Charity and Fair Dealing
A respected local figure described as ready to respond to charitable calls and generous with his finances. In business, both personal ventures and his work with the "Old Reliable" are noted as honest and square.
Rt Rudolph and Adolph farce heads for the stage
Amusement page notes Mason and Mason star in the farce Rudolph and Adolph, praised for high quality humor and proven success. Supporting duo Hines and Remington are strong attractions. Show runs at the end opera house on Tuesday evening January 12.
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Otis Skinner Dazzles in The Honor of the Family Play
Otis Skinner’s portrayal of Philippe Bridau in The Honor of the Family enthralls Chicago audiences after a celebrated New York run. Balzac’s character comes to life with Skinner’s consummate acting and a splendor production, pleasing playgoers across classes.
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Philippe Bridau
Menage de Garcon
Grand Opera House
Chicago
New York
Balzac
Philippe Bridan
Philippe
Noteworthy Chicago Stage Adaptation of Balzac Tale
The production presents Philippe's career incidents with Balzac like skill, at times astonishing, other times imitating. It draws enough interest to nearly separate from the book, marking one of Chicago's most notable recent stage achievements.
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Balzacs
Philippe
Balzac
Chicago
North Brothers' comedians bring new show to Grand
Sport North, proprietor of the North Brothers' comedians, says big business comes from value for money. This year’s company is his best yet, with a stronger acting cast than typical one night stands. The Ladies' orchestra opens each evening with a concert before the curtain. Tonight features The Golden Ranch Round Up with another matinee Saturday and a closing performance Saturday night In the Shadow of the Gallows.
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East Lynone Drama Fast Lynne to Open Next Week
An attraction of exceptional merit is announced for next Wednesday with matinee and night performances on January 18. The great emotional drama Fast Lynne, produced by Joseph King's New York Company, will be staged at East Lynone, promising a standout theatrical event.
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Joseph King
New York
Licensed to Marry Henry Franzmeier Pearl City Mary Brinkmeier
Marriage license record shows Henry Franzmeier of Pearl City and Mary Brinkmeier from the same locality applied for a license to wed. Details include ages listed as 23 for Henry and 19 for Mary.
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Franzmeier
Pearl City
Mary L. Brinkmeier
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Motor Car Frozen by Cold. Runs Delayed on Ill Central
Severe cold halted the Madison branch of the Illinois Central on Wednesday as cooling pipes froze. The car, equipped with new radiation apparatus, failed to run until repairs can be completed. W. E. Morris, Northwestern railroad general superintendent, visited Freeport for inspection on his Chicago-Galena trip. I. B. Harriman and H. R. Safford, Minots Central railroad executives, also in Freeport returning from a western inspection, with plans for the south division.
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Chicago
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H.R. Safford
South Division
Stockton Man Falls Dead in Livery Office
Wm Throne a bachelor who worked in the area for years collapsed and died in Tony Biehl's livery barn office Tuesday afternoon after 3 oclock. He was a cousin to the Finkenbinder brothers of Wards Grove and a nephew to Coon Throne, a former resident.
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Tony Biehl
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Finkenbinder Brothers
Wards Grove
Coon” Throne
Death at the Collar Way near the Opera House
Report describes a man found dead at the Collar Way rear of the Opera House. Three men including Mr Throne were present inside the attic when death occurred. Mr Bick and Harold Speth, along with M Smith, Willard Pickard, and Shevad, assisted in reviving efforts as officials investigated the scene.
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M. Smith
Willard Pickard Shevad
Biography of Dr Melancthon Woolsey Stryker Hamilton president
Dr Melancthon Woolsey Stryker, born Vernon New York January 1881, led Hamilton College after studying at Auburn Theological Seminary. He served churches in Auburn Ithaca Holyoke and Chicago before becoming Hamilton president in 1890s. He traveled extensively in Europe and authored books and hymns.
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Hamilton College
Vernon
New York
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Ithaca
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Holyoke
Mass
Chicago
Stryker
Europe
Mother Grays Sweet Powders for Children
Mothers who value their children should keep a box of Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children. They break up colds feverishness and teething troubles while easing headaches stomach issues. Free trial package available by mail.
Extra big discount on lined Duck Coats
Brokhausen and His 1616 promote a bold price cut on lined duck coats. The notice highlights a limited sale run with emphasis on value and durability, aiming to attract shoppers seeking warm, sturdy outerwear.
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