Stuyvesant Fish a Unique Genius and Railroad Power Figure
New York October 16 A portrait of Stuyvesant Fish former Illinois Central president and society figure as he battles to control the railroad's affairs with foe E H Harriman He is a tall NY society husband of Mary Anthon and father to Marion and Stuyvesant Jr He owns three homes including Glenclyffe Newport and a Garison Hudson villa.
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New York
Stuyvesant Fish
Illinois Central Railway
Pwers
Fish
E. H. Harriman
Illinois Central Railroad
Mr. Fish
Hamilton Fish
Grant
Julia Kean
New York City
Columbia University
Morton, Bliss & Co
Mary Anthon
Four Hundred
Anthon
Great Metropolis
Meert
Marion Fish
Albert Z. Gray
Stuyvestant, Jr
Western Railroads
Oklahoma
Seventy-eighth Street
Garrison
Hudson
Glenclyffe
Newport
R. I
Indianapolis
New Orleans & Great Northern Railroad
Chicago, St. Louis
New Orleans
Illinois After Better Roadways In Illinois
Illinois advances toward a good roads program with a highway commission, a state convention next winter, and plans to curb wasted road spending. Gate receipts from Chicago baseball games set a record, with a near 25k attendance and rising revenue as Cubs fans celebrate.
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Chicago
Illinois
Deneen
Highway Commission
Illinois Manufacturers’ Association
United States
Cubs
Tigers
Steinfeldt
Marquette
Otto C. Schneider
Minard
Schneider
Fresh Opera Dreams-Pfunds and city calls
Neillsville visitor W W Miller called on business in the city yesterday. T A Baxter returned to Dubuque after transacting business here. Toland's Night School advertises shorthand lessons promising employment. Many locals and visitors, including Mr and Mrs A J Hearth Sparta and H H Hussey of Lansing, are in town or visiting friends. A rummage sale at 515 Main Street is announced Friday and Saturday.
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Pfund
W. W. Miller
Neillsville
T. A. Baxter
Dubuque
Toland
la Crosse
A. J. Hearth
Sparta
H. H. Hussey
Lansing
D. E. Kittridge
Rochester
Main Street
Harry Barber
Trempealaeu
William Sherwin
H. C. Clinton
Madison
Hollister
O. Moe
Kendalls
A. E. Sterns
Red Wing
E. J. Saurer
O. H. Larson
Preston
Frank Visgar
Minneapolis
Frank, Jr
Centerville
Julia Hoffman
State Street
Kirk
Frank Winter
T. J. Connors
Ft. Dodge
O. N. Duffy
Galesburg
A. N. Binger
Winona
S. J. DeRanitz
Eau Claire
F. Steutzel
Wabasha
S. J. O’gar
Cedar Rapids
Christ Church Guild
South Fourth
Don Spencer
T. Bourgharts
Tomah
Rocky Mountain
N. Coleman
Prairie du Chien
O. Larson
R. A. Hatch
Appleton
Will Powell
A. Wripe
Mt. Hope
J. D
J. F. Barthlower
Independence
William Shank
Caslewood
S. D
Black River Falls
O. L. Forkenbridge
Watertown
D. S. Adams
Chocrane
Wis
Messrs
F. W
M. T. Alazendra
Vircqua
A. M. Rolfe
Ferryville
J. Pearsons
Decorah
Mat Bedesen
Sebastian Auberger
Los Angeles
California
Salt Lake City
Denver
Howard - Wenzel
Twin Cities
Wife of fugitive pastor granted divorce in Worcester
Mrs Delia B Dalrymple a wealthy Worcester woman was granted an absolute divorce from her husband Rev Charles M Dalrymple who fled from his pastorate to Chicago after being confronted by Flora B West a singer His sister in law Horace Eaton helped trigger the flight West confessed she had improper relations with the clergyman after the escape
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Worchester
Mass
Delia B. Dalrymple
Worcester
Charles M. Dalrymple
Chicago
Flora B. West
Horace Eaton
Earthquake Recorded in Washington Morning
Washington observers report a 9:15 AM earthquake recorded by the Weather Bureau seismograph. The event marks a notable seismic reading with officials noting the timing and origin as part of ongoing monitoring. Local reporters await further details from geologists and weather service records.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Marriage of Miss Talley and Mr Arnst en
The ceremony will be at 8 o'clock this evening at their Market street home conducted by Rev. Henry Faville. Miss Anna Schye serves as bridesmaid and John Arnsten acts as best man. The bride wears grey silk and a tan silk for the bridesmaid. A supper follows for about thirty guests. The couple will begin housekeeping in their new home at once.
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Miss Talley
Henry Arnsten
Sarah Talley
Henry Faville
Market Street
Anna Schye
John Arnsten
Mrs. Arnsten
Tea party hosted by Mrs Reid with twelve guests
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. R. S. Reid entertained a dozen ladies at a tea. The event was a social gathering with close invited friends, reflecting a neighborly community custom.
Elks Lodge Plans Informal Friday Dancing Party
The Elks lodge committee finalizes plans for an informal dancing party this Friday with Kreutz Orchestra providing music. A special lunch will be served during the evening.
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ELK Party
Elks Lodge
Kreutz
Orcestra
Birthday party for Robert Hurtgen begins sixth year
Mrs J P Hurtgen hosted a party yesterday for her son Robert's sixth birthday. Afternoon games entertained the children and a large cake lit with candles marked the celebration. Guests included Louise Platz, Winnfred Law, Milred Waters, Milton and Eleanor Forschler, Louise McIntosh, Marcella Volts, Kenneth and Chester Jenks, and Billy Hurtgen.
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J. P. Hurtgen
Robert
Suppr
Louise Platz
Winnefred Law
Milred Waters
Milton
Eleanor Forschler
Louise McIntosh
Marcella Volts
Kenneth and
Chester Jenks
Billy Hurtgen
Exeter Boys Beat Up Young Teddy
In Exeter New Hampshire Oct 6 Theodore Roosevelt Jr. son of the president faced taunts and rough play from Phillips Exeter players during a game against the Marvels. Deliberate roughing left him with a limp but he continued to play advancing to the right end in the second half amid rivalries over his father’s prominence.
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Exeter
N. H
Theodore Rooseevit, Jr
Phillips Exeter
The
Marvarl
Young Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Teddy
Exeter Lads
It Is Easy to Attribute Failures to Foes
A succinct reflection notes that people often blame opponents for failures while neglecting their own role. It emphasizes self‑examination over scapegoating and urges accountability in outcomes.
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John C. Burns
Fruit House
N. S. Bottling Works
Rose ST
Stuyvesant
Hariman
Mili
Monetary Conference
TI. C
Illinois Central Railway Company
Harahan
Illinois Central
Windy City
Burlington & Quincy
Union Depot
Pennsylvania
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Alton
Q” Road
Grand Central Station
Fifth Avenue
Harrison Street
Chicago Terminal Transfer Company
Terminal Company
Baltimore & Ohio
Harriman’’ Road
Morgan-Hill Roads
Grand Central
Great Western
Pere Marquette
Sotiety
Try Club
Lake Michigan
Princess Engalitscheff
Field Columbian Museum
Dorsey
Field Museum
Carl E. Akeley
Jumbo
Africa
Joe On
Montgomery
Montgomery Ward
Lake Front
Marshall Field
Park Commissioners
Ward
John Barton Payne
Gulf
Irvine
W. T. Irvine
Reitzel’s
Panama
May Manton
Karl G. Kurtenacker
Mgr
Exeter Boys
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