New crop of New York millionaires reshapes social map
The article tracks a surge of new millionaires in New York born from consolidation and rising stock values. It highlights figures from Hawley group, bankers like Vanderlip, and railroad and cotton magnates such as Eugene G. Scales. It notes totals of stockholders and the spread of wealth into rail, steel, and cotton over the past two years.
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New York
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Teamehip
America
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Union Pacific
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Southern Pacific
Baltimore & Ohio
Atlantic Coast Line
Mimola Central
Great Northern
Standard Oil
Hawley
Edwin Hawley
Wall Street
Frank A. Vanderlip
National City Bank
Chesapeake & Ohio
the Treasury
Vanderlilp
Washington
Corose
Fire
Ecores
Eome
Thore
Thor
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Corm
Patten
Eugene G. Scales
Dallas
Tex
Scales
Mr. Sully
Sully
Aloce
Newport
Bar Harbor
Steels
Books of Social Registry
Hadley Names Delegates to National Civic Federation Conference
Governor Hadley appoints fourteen Missouri delegates for the National Civic Federation Conference in Washington D C January 7 to discuss uniform state legislation. Delegates include J W Peter J P Gilmer J McD Trimble Frank Hagerman Seneca Tastor John F Lee Frederick N Judon Lehmans P Spencer J J Hornsby Owen Miller Louis M A Reed Joseph John L Lawson and Sadore Loeb. Mathematicians to Meet in Columbia The southwestern section of the American Mathematical Society will convene in Columbia on November 27 with papers by E H Hedrick O D Kellogg I D Ates WD A Westfall and Louis Ingold from the University of Missouri department of mathematics.
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Ailssour
Orlyelia
American Mathematical Society
Columbia
EH Hedrick
O D Kellogg
I. D. Ates
Dotter WD
A Weetfall
Louis Ingold
Department of Mathematics
University of Missouri
State Game Warden reports on licenses and finances
Jefferson City officials report total hunters licenses viewed reaching 67 917 with 165 statewide booners recorded. After expenses the office balance fell to 60 dollars, with Tollerton expecting a balance of 590 dollars by January 1.
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Jefferson City
Tellertson
Hadhey
Tollerton
Hadley Commends Kenniah for Public Service
Jefferson City Gov Hadley commends Johan Kennieh for life of service as assistant attorney and later superintendent of insurance. He formally accepts Kennieh's resignation from the insurance department and notes his contributions to both posts.
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Hadley
Kenniah
Jefferson City
Johan Kennieh
Ieuranty Department
Missing Missouri Student Found in Carthage Post Office
A Missouri student from Missouri University at Columbia named Hoek Arto-John Halliberton, of Carthage, Missouri, who disappeared, was found at a Carthage post office. He left school to see the country and returned after the search.
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Missouri
Little Hoek
Arto
John Halliberton
Carthage
Missouri University At Columbia
Wee
Fall From Bridge Fatal After Morim Pranklin
Sheunville scene reports a stationary engineer for the MK and T Co of New Pranklin, Mo, killed after a fall from a bridge. The victim, 25, left behind three children. Jefferson City health officials opened an office for vital statistics registration under a new act.
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Sheunville
Ecar le Sinathere
MK. & T Co
New Pranklin
Deferson
Ptate Hond of
Appointment notices span Missouri to Port Arthur
The clipping reports several official appointments across Missouri and Texas. Dectora and Leon are named for posts in Chillicothe and Laclede, while Dunn is appointed custodian of the public building site at Port Arthur.
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Washington, DF
Stevene Des Leon
Peacon
Euraeon
Chillicothe
Jo Yorke
Laclede
Dunn Hate
Alte
Port Arthur
Tea
Jefferson City Gow Hadley Moves to Revive Pardons
Jefferson City officials revived a long abolished practice, planning to pardon the or more jong form pristuere on Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays, a custom once struck down by Ger Polk. The move signals a return to historic ceremonial pardons observed in prior administrations.
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Jefferson City
Gow Hadley
Ger Polk
Montgomery church marks fiftieth anniversary service
The Motheetiat church in Montgomery celebrated its fiftieth anniversary Sunday the service led by Reverend J M Howe who recently moved from Centralia Missouri Three of the five charter members are alive. Locomotive explosion kills fireman on Southeastern Limited No 106 near South Greenfeld Engineer Charles A Wilkins dies. Alleged moonshiners caught in Doniphan Missouri after years of seizures at John Hearst’s homestead 25 miles down the Current River.
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Motheetiat
Ste
J M Howe
Centralia
Allive
Springitht
Southeastern Limited
Frieco
Memphle
Kansas City
South Greenfeld
Pireman
Charles A. Wilkins
Doniphan
Missouri
John Hearst
Convict 76 Cent Rate Fixed in Missouri Penitentiary
Jefferson City reports the board of prison inspectors and Warden Andrae will sign convict labor contracts with operators at Missouri Penitentiary. Convicts are paid 70 cents a day.
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Jefferson City
Board of Prison Inspectors
Andrae
Missouri Penitentiary
County Judge Appointed In Case County
Jefferson City reports Gov Hadley named Fletcher Smart to preside over Case County court to succeed resignation of John W Urton. Smart takes over duties immediately to oversee county cases and administration.
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Cams County
Jefferson City
Hadley
Fletcher Smart
Case County
John W. Urton
College Endowment Drive in Springfield for Marionville School
President L. G. Reeney of Marionville college in Marionville Missouri traveled to Springfield to promote a $100,000 endowment fund for the Methodist institution. He seeks support from donors and officials to secure the growth of the college’s financial base.
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Springfield
L. G. Reeney
Marionivile College
Marionville
New Railroad Gets Charter for Hickory HI Line
Jefferson City reports the secretary of state issued a charter to the Hickory HI railroad to develop coal lands several miles south of the city. The line will run five miles in length.
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New
Jefferson City
Secretary of State
Hickory HI Railroad
Have you read my last book Mr Goodchild headline
A brief exchange about a new novel references a character named Mr Goodchild and a reader's mother limiting discussion. The line signals a playful, meta literary moment in a likely serialized column.
Tuberculosis Beds Urgently Needed Across United States
The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis warns only 6,000 hospital beds exist for tuberculosis in the United States while 70,000 advanced cases require care. It urges a nationwide effort to raise funds, proposing five dollars per person toBuild hospitals and erase the TB threat.
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United States
National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
Well Posted Is He Well Posted
Harvard Lampoon quips on social circles and club memberships with playful humor about being well informed or connected. The spoof lines poke at reputations and social knowledge within campus circles.
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