Legislative notices and proposed bills in state senate
A scrambled legislative dispatch notes Senate and House activity with introduced bills on education funding, taxation, election rules, public works, and penalties. References to district representatives and commissioners, including Warren, Hayward, Courtright, and Culderwypod, appear amid measures on lead policy, sobriety, roads, and public administration. The report covers session progress, committee referrals, and adjournment hints.
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Marshall Field Dies in New York After Pneumonia Battle
Marshall Field of Chicago, famed merchant, died at the Midland House New York on Tuesday from pneumonia that followed a cold. Myra Field and other relatives were present as physicians fought to prolong his life. Field rose from obscurity to head one of the world’s great mercantile firms, Field, Leiter & Co., then Marshall Field & Co., shaping Chicago commerce for decades.
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Myra Field
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Marshall Weld, Jr
Walter B. James
Edward G. Janeway
Austin FF. Riges
Mr. Field
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Cooley, Furwall & Co
Warwell, Field & Co
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Big Inter Fortuna
Field, Welter & Palmer
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Marshall Field Pioneer of Chicago Mercantile Trade
Marshall Field rose from farm beginnings in Conway Massachusetts to apprenticeship in Pittsfield and Chicago. He faced initial rejections but pursued mercantile work, learning from early losses and later aligning with leaders like Levi Z. Leiter as he built a powerful Chicago retail empire.
Fortune of $125 Million: Marshall Field Wealth Revealed
Chicago business leaders estimate Marshall Field's fortune at least 125 million across real estate, dry goods, and international holdings. The figure reflects vast assets in Cook County, Europe, Australia, and major stock positions, with Field famed as the second wealthiest US citizen after Rockefeller and noted for avoiding publicity.
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Marshall Field
Marshall Maid
Chicago
Wield
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Cook County
Field
Apierten
Europe
Vield
United States Steel Corporation
Pulloan Company
Chicago, Tuck Island and Pacific Railroad Company
St. Paul
Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company
Erie
Union Pacific
New York Central
Australia
Amerjcan S Woolen Company
Amory Cotton Company
New England
United States
John D. Rockefeller
Marshall Field and Family Legacy in Quiet Life
A fragmented obituary style sketch recalls Marshall Field a merchant famed for tangible deals over flashy finance. It notes a long family history, marriages, children, and a tragic accidental death of Marshall Field Jr, with references to spouses in Chicago and later life near Nice.
Chicago Faces Widespread Murders and Police Demand
A Chicago citywide furor over a series of women’s murders prompts calls for stronger protection. The Hollister case and recent killings spur a mass meeting and clergy led appeals for justice and safety, with authorities urged to deploy 1000 more policemen.
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J. N. Hall
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Daily News
All Around the Globe Fire and Deaths Hit Towns
Fire destroys the main building of the Woman’s School at Albany with a loss of 200000 dollars. Conductor Simon Golger and brakeman Fred Anderson killed in a freight wreck at Brandsville Pennsylvania. Robert Adams his wife and two children perished in a house fire at Cove near Huntingdon Pennsylvania. Miss Cora Qutehall a Methodist neighbor who had returned from Sierra Leone died of African fever in Franklin Pennsylvania. San Francisco plans a world’s fair in 1912 to show Panama Canal openings and state resources as the city seeks a commercial role. Leonard B. Imboden and Hamet convicted of conspiracy. the Denver Savings Bank word sentangled to front where a printer at hard.
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Simon Golger
Fred Anderson
Brandtsville
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Cove
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Panama
Leonard B. Imboden
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Denver
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Controversial Naval Publication Aims at Russian Image
A Chicago Chrontele summary notes a St. Petersburg suggestion that a publication about Rojestvensky and the initial fleet at Wel-Hal May was intended to shape public opinion and rehabilitate the Russian navy. The piece argues the claim is unbelievable given Togo’s known victory and Rojestvensky’s own statements.
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Chrontele
Unusual Scene as Missouri Attorney General Appears in New York Hearing
In a dramatic Supreme Court session in New York, Hadley of Missouri, attorney general, received applause from the crowd while the State of Missouri pressed its case against Standard and other companies. Justice Gilder ordered arguments and Rogers was compelled to answer various questions as order was restored.
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Supreme Court
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