J Pierpont Morgan Dies Sudden in Rome Italy
Rome March 31 J Pierpont Morgan died at the Grand Hotel after a coma lasting hours He was surrounded by three physicians his daughter and son in law Herbert Satterlee While unconscious he grew weaker and died at 12 05 pm New York time A long bulletin from his doctors noted rapid sinking fever and high pulse The Morgan fortune and career trace back to Junius Morgan and George Peabody and his first marriage to Amelia Sturgis followed by Frances Tracy Morgan’s lineage and attachments to the Satterlees and Piersons
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John Pierpont Morgan: Life Of A Finance Giant
A biographical sketch traces John Pierpont Morgan born April 17 1837 in Hartford. He overcomes childhood lung weakness in Boston then excels in mathematics at the University of Göttingen and builds a towering finance career from a bank clerk start driven by genius backed by wealth.
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The Old Man Morgan Mastermind of American Finance
John Pierpont Morgan known as the Old Man, a master brain of American finance, who marshaled hundreds of millions and united leaders to build the United States. His wealth paled beside his power and achievements, while Wall Street revered his firm, almost divine influence.
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U S Aids Flood District Urgently Rushed
President Wilson mobilizes federal resources to aid Ohio and Indiana flood victims. War and Treasury departments coordinate relief with Red Cross, marching soldiers, marines, and medical staff, while rail tracks and pontoon bridges may be laid to deliver 50,000 tents and 1,000,000 rations. Officials warn of typhoid measles and pneumonia.
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Johnstown Sends Help for Ohio Flood Sufferers
Johnstown Pa sends a box car loaded with provisions and aid items for Ohio flood sufferers. Three Johnstown men are in charge awaiting dispatch. The city recalls its 1889 flood experience and many residents who endured that catastrophe participate in current relief efforts.
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Two Allens Die Show No Fear In Virginia Executions
Floyd Allen and his son Claude Swanson Allen were executed in the Virginia electric chair for their roles in the Hillsville courthouse shootings. Governor Mann returned to state authority to halt delays, while thousands of spectators gathered to view the bodies at Bliley's morgue before shipment to Carroll County.
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Fears of Food Scarcity in Ohio amid Flood Losses
Ohio floods threaten a severe food shortage as relief struggles to meet needs. Governor Cox estimates property damage at 300 million dollars while Dayton and Columbus face disease risk from carcasses and a massive homeless population. The death toll ranges up to 609 nationally with hundreds displaced and relief operations expanding.
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Actor Dead in Dayton With Company Burial Move
Springfield Ohio reports Jeffrey French of the Officer 666 company from New York City collapsed and died in Dayton while running to catch a train. The company had been marooned in the Becket House for three days and transported the body to Springfield for burial due to the crowded city.
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Hadley Seen as 1916 Republican Nomination Candidate
Washington reports ex Governor Hadley of Missouri is an active candidate for the 1916 Republican nomination. He appears to have a well organized propaganda program, making excursions to other states and delivering speeches advocating party rehabilitation.
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Wilson selects Churchill home as summer capital
President Wilson has chosen Winston Churchill's Santa Barbara property in California as his summer capital. The telegram to E F Roberts, Churchill's manager, directs preparations to ready the home for the President.
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London Embassy to W. H. Page Emissary of Wilson
President Wilson appoints W H Page editor of the World’s Work as American Ambassador to London. Page, 58, has held leading editorial and publishing roles and serves on education and arts boards. Possible successor plans include Rudolph Spreckels for Germany ambassadorship.
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Sulzer Signs Full Crew Bill for Jackson Lines
Governor Sulzer signed the Jackson full crew bill after vetoes by Hughes and Dix. Rail executives warned of a $2,000,000 annual cost, arguing the raise would be borne by travelers and shippers. Presidents of six major railroads urged rejection at a Saturday hearing.
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Morgan fortune estimated near one hundred million to two hundred million
Estimates of J. P. Morgan's estate varied widely after his death with figures commonly ranging from 75 million to 200 million. A prominent banker suggested Morgan's firm earned about 100 million in twenty years, leaving Morgan himself perhaps 75 million. He noted Morgan's biggest gain came from financing the United States Steel Corporation.
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Elder Orozco Slain In Zapata Conflict Report
Mexico City reports the shooting of Pascual Orozco Sr by Emiliano Zapata followers in Cuernavaca. Col Orozco was in Zapata territory as a Huerta peace envoy. The War Department plans to place General Pascual Orozco Jr with 5,000 men to confront Zapata adherents.
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Big Levee Breaks To Save Lives At Cairo And River Points
The Shawneetown south levee was blown with dynamite to reduce water pressure and save lives near Cairo and other river towns. The Big Four levee north of Cairo also failed, while Greenfield's levee on the Missouri side went out. Property losses reach $100,000. no lives lost. Officials warn of further floods as floodwaters rise along the Ohio and Mississippi rivers. Citizens and soldiers reinforce levees and railroads prepare for disrupted service.
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Wilson to Hold Weekly Heart to Heart Talks With Press
President Wilson plans to set aside two hours weekly for private sessions with newspaper correspondents. One hour will be devoted to writers Tuesday mornings and another Thursday afternoons. He will discuss administration policies and outline official programs in confidence for the guidance of the press.
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Funeral Hearse Runaway Crashes Cause Child’s Burial
At a York Pennsylvania funeral for Ambrose Hisenhour’s 3 year old, the hearse horse bolted sending the coffin into the road. Undertaker Charles Hllicker and his son Robert were severely injured. Hllicker tried to avoid a minister’s buggy and drove into a fence. The horse died from injuries.
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Democrats Sweep Chicago in Municipal Election
Democrats swept Chicago returning 22 Aldermen and the Superior Court judge, City Clerk and City Treasurer. A proposed bond issue of 2,880,000 carried by a small margin, urged by the Heart Harrison faction of the party.
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Switchman Patrick Lenney Elected Mayor of Ottumwa
Des Moines dispatch notes Iowa towns' municipal elections produced surprises. Ottumwa, population about 40,000, chose Patrick Lenney a switchman for the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway as mayor.
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