George W Perkins Dies From Overwork and Illness
George W Perkins financier and philanthropist died at Stamford Tall Sanitarium Stamford Conn from acute inflammation of the brain after nervous exhaustion following influenza and pneumonia while serving with the Y M C A in France. Funeral at Riverdale Presbyterian Church with limited capacity. interment Woodlawn. Born Chicago 1862, Perkins rose from New York Life to Morgan, shaping finance and public life in the early 20th century.
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George Walbridge Perkins
Stamford Tall Sanitarium
Stamford
Conn
France
Mr. Perkins
Riverdale
Richard V. Lindabury
le L. Delafield
Thomas A. Buckner
Hudson River
Chicago
Jacob Perkins
Boston
George W. Per
Buffalo
Perking
New York Life Insuranga Company
Clevesuail
Far West
Agencie
New York
House of Morgan
J. Pierpont Morgan
George W Perkins shaped Morgan world power and public work
George W Perkins joined J P Morgan & Co in 1901 after declining a directorship offer. He helped organize United States Steel, International Harvester, and International Marine. he chaired Progressive Republican efforts, led food control during WWI, funded war relief, and shaped the Palisades Park project while directing numerous civic and cultural engagements in New York and nationwide.
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Perkins
Mr. Morgan
New York Life Insurance Company
Morgan
Ternational Tlarvester Company
International Marine Company
Astor Trust Company
Bankers Trust Company
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad
Dayton & Union Railroad Company
German-American Insurance’ Company
Bessemer Dock and Noans
National City Bank of New York
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Northern Securities Company
Toledo Railway and Terminal Company
Fore Marquette
Federa
Onder Rain
Bern
Theodore Roosevelt
Hinkers
Progressive National Committee
Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Republican Party
Huys
Reunited Party
United States
Wilson
Indianapolis
Mme
New York
Whitman
State Food Control Board
State Senate
War Work Council
Y. M.C
United War Work Campaign
Roiie
France
Belgium
Europe
Tributes Paid to His High Ideals
George W. Perkins dies sending shock through bankers and industrial lenders in the financial district. Directors and executives across J P Morgan Co and United States Steel Corp honor his integrity, patriotism, and constructive vision. Condolences flow from Franklin Topkins and others as a large fortune is not confirmed. public service and philanthropy mark his career.
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George W. Perkins
Financial
Bine
J. P. Morgan & Co
Forking
United States Steel Corporation
H. Gary
Steel Corporation
Mr. Perkins
James A. Farrell
Igch
J.M. Morgan
Morgan
Perkins
Franklin Topkina
Palisades” Park Commission
YMCA
Richard W. Lawrence
Bronx Republican
Perking
Bronx Union
The
Bronx
Aline
Ishdre
Cornonsta Tistien Gingerich
Supreme Court
Morgan & Co
Verkine
Evie
Perkina
Co Whesus
Obituary Notice for James J. Gaynor of Kearny New Jersey
James J. Gaynor of Kearny New Jersey died yesterday in his fifty third year after a long illness. Born in Tree fund he came to this country with his parents and settled in Newark. He was a tailor by trade for twenty five years and later entered the grocery business on Halsted Street and Wishland Avenue, retiring eight years ago. Survived by his wife and four children three sons and one daughter Mrs James Moran of Newark Murry Gaynor James Gaynor of Newark and Law relton Gaynor of Kearny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Gaynor
Kearny
N. J
Appron
Janes
J. Gaynor
Jamies Fr
James Moran
Newark
Murry Gaynor
James’ Gaynor
Lawrelton Gaynor
Commodore Porter Dead at Annapolis Naval Hospital
Commodore Theodoric Porter, U S Navy retired, died in Annapolis Naval Hospital after four months of illness from pernicious anemia. Son of late Admiral David D. Porter, he graduated from the Naval Academy in 1874 and was retired in 1908. He was seventy four years old.
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Annapolis
Theodoric Porter
U. S
Naval
Commodore Porter
David TM. Porter
Naval Academy
Smith v An Nostrand Postmaster Retired Morenant Dies
Smith v An Nostrand article notes the death of a general postmaster in Sedlard on Thursday while ill and paralyzed. Survived by his wife and three sons.
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Smith
Nostrand
Sayfor II
Morenant
Sedlard
Paralyait
Het Ie
Alberto Pani Named Mexico Envoy to United States
Alberto J. Pani, Mexican Minister to the United States, slated for the ambassadorship. He previously led Mexico’s railways, served as finance minister, and represented Carranza in New York oil talks. He waited in Paris for months and was not received, withdrawing and signaling rejection of the Monroe Doctrine.
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Paris
Mexico City
Alberto J. Pani
United States
Excelsior
Saya
Trance
Pani
National Railways of Mexico
New York
Bnilly
Mexicas
Drew
Pershine
Carranza
Fani
Franco
Mires
Tho
Ofles
Munroe
Co operative Trade Office Opens in London by Krassin
London reports the cooperative movement faces scrutiny as Gregory Krassin and colleagues set up a London based cooperative trade office. Directors include Rosovsky Crysin and Mute with Krassin Nogin listed as executives though not on the director list. The venture aims to represent cooperative organizations in Russia and abroad while opponents deem it a potential Soviet control vehicle.
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Krassin
London
Gregory Krassin
He M. Krassin
M. Rte
M. Nogin
Nogin
M Rosovsky
M. Crysin
Mute
V Polovaey
Russia
Sodperative
Susteth
Iis Titanian
Tos
Enh
Une
Onaniza Hons
Just
Gantael
France
Detroit Tops Nation as Fourth Largest City in 1910 Census
Washington reports Detroit surpasses Boston, Cleveland, and St Louis to become the fourth largest city in the United States with a population exceeding 199,900, marking a doubled population over the decade. New York and Chicago remain at the top, while Detroit's growth is highlighted alongside national urban increases.
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Michigan
Washington
Detroit
Chicago
Ve. S
Boston
Cleveland
Petre
Anyvanem Tadey
Burlay
Ins
St. Lewis
Hostonny Tavkos
Iberense
New York
Chi Detect
Los Angeles
Teoutowpiminstadit
Plavohind
Felinitie Guste
St Louis
Porte
Mexia
Kimses City
Prain
Henverson
Era
Rochesteer
Key West
Boon
Fant Dowinge
Census Bureau to cooperate with New York Census Committee
The Census Bureau agrees to work with the New York City 1920 Census Committee to provide plans and data for sanitary districts and population density comparisons. Samuel Rogers announced that results will be issued in July with plates from 1905 to 1916 and acreage figures. The committee will publish parallel pages with findings for public use, addressing inquiries to New York City Census Committee, Fifth Avenue Building, New York.
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Tribune
Washinton
Washington
Dune
Bureau of Census
New York City
New York
Rosmer Fifth Avenue Building
Obituary notices from a damaged article page
Obituary items list Mrs Caroline Simmons forty one wife of E L Honey Simmons a tracker with offices in Fixe! Vince died at home. Bessie Douglas forty nine real estate firm Wolfe & Douglas Mount Vernon NY died Thursday night after an illness. Jewe nt W Adams Berkeley former Nevada governor died at his home. Notes mention General John Fremont and a long public service career. Survivors and addresses are partially garbled.
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Caroline €. Simmons
Carolin Jons
EL Honey Simmons
Vince
Sleun
Newe Hackensne
Enklin Posen de Mms
Park Arena
Bessie Douglas
Heesie Douplas
Firi
Wolfe & Dowglas
Mount Verny
Hving
Jewent W. Adams
Berkeley
Will of Frank Mess Is Filed
Will of Frank Mossy filed by his widow Eva Tiree Misa and daughter Mise Elizabeth wf Mona. The will appoints Hindenval & ant inte Leela HT puns tian Viees as executors. Provisions leave all property to widow, Eva Tiree Misa, and to his daughter Mise Elizabeth, with a question about Rev. Arthur I, 1 ': M4, a son of the testator.
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Neste Saliae
Frank Mossy
Hindenval
Ant
Eva Tiree
Misa
Elizabeth Wf
Mona
Arthur I
New Charges Added Against Justice Levy Over Residence Vote
The Appellate Division sanctioned filing of an additional indictment against Justice Aaron J. Levy, contending he voted from a home he did not inhabit. The case, tied to alleged residence and corporate interest in the 4th Assembly District, moves toward appeals as Levy seeks to overturn an appellate ruling on jurisdiction and further review.
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Hell
Guster
Aaron J. Levy
Bonard of Municipal
Levy Ram Éndee
Justice Levy
Justies
Toaie Ty Meagharin Sublesingen
Mary Wander
Salvatore Muito
Lee I. McDeematt
Fort Washington Avenue
Lenox Avenue
U. A
Besjamin
East Sway
East Tiver Hospital
Levy
Aay
Levy Qemission
Court of Appeals
Juste
French War Orphans Parade In Paris July Fourth
Paris on June 18 reports that thirty thousand of the four hundred thousand French war orphans aided by America will march July 4 before Ambassador Wallace and French officials at the Place Concorde. The event marks America's war relief role. Wallace will lay a wreath at Lafayette's tomb after visiting Picpus Cemetery where American dead are buried. American troops will not take part due to the expo.
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Paris
America
Mugh
Wallace
Picpus
Lafayette
Jewelry theft hits attorney's home in Manhattan
Jewelry valued around $5,000 stolen from Montygem Hare, a Nassau attorney living at 109 East Sixty-fourth Street. Police recovered about $1,000 in a Sixth Avenue second hand store. items include a pearl rope bracelet with turquoise, a diamond fleur de lis pin, a solitaire diamond ring, earrings, and a gold enamel watch. No sign of forced entry. police believe no outside involvement.
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Montygem Hare
East Sixt Fourth Street
Sixth Avenue
Jane 4
Hare
Clarence J. Shearn
John Parsons
Sear Ratining Company
Sivy
John Dunne
East Sixty-seventh Street
Six Insane Convicts Escape Jersey Hospital
Six inmates escaped from a New Jersey state hospital after sawing through a window bar on the first floor. Authorities identify four named escapees as William Stratton, William Burk, William Munson, and William Smith. two others named Edward Loeffel and derstice are also sought. Dr Monty Al Cuttar, hospital director, says staff shortages contributed. police and hospital staff continue a broad search with local residents alerted.
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Trenton
Osepad
William Stratton
William Burk
William Munson
William Smith
Edward Loeffel
Monty AL Cuttar
Wis
Zionism in Palestine Sparks Vatican Anxiety in Rome
Rome reports Zionist plans for Palestine provoke Vatican concern over Jewish control of immigration land purchase and autonomy. British High Commissioner Sir Herbert Samuel to return soon amid efforts to reach understanding. The Zionists reportedly seek a national loan, a Hadjaz Railway link, and a Jewish Assembly as the supreme body.
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Vatican
Rome
The
Observatore Romane
Retstabl
Troly Sea
Herbert Samuel
Palestine
Jewish Assembly
Palest
Typographical Error Corrects Condemnation Note
The Tribune corrected a June Duluth disturbance report misprint stating the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People condemned Governor Burnquist for sending state troops. The error misrepresented endorsement as condemnation and was due to a typographical mistake.
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The
Tribune
Duluth
Ming
Burnquist
Minnesota
Courthouse cost projections rise beyond initial estimates
The Board of Estimate faces a potential total near 10 million as bids for the new courthouse exceed the original 7 million plan. Early bids total 4.71 million for structure work with roof and interiors pending. Officials warn costs could push the project toward a hundred million if repeated approvals persist.
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Board of Estimate
Courty
Nida
Ktayin
Man
Culler
Het Bh
Stool Hyntee Corporation
Bethlehem
McClintock Murshall
Judkors & Maggerty
Engagements Reichstein UIC Me Wille at New Rudiments
Engagements involve Reichstein and UIC Me Wille at a new rudiments event. Details describe participation, venue, and dates. The item highlights a schedule change and confirms a coalition of performers and organizers.
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Reichstein
Marriages of Eardings suemo man and others in 1450s
Names of brides and grooms including Davy Waldman and Andrews tied in a mid 15th century church ceremony. Details show dates in June and May across multiple unions, with parish notes and witnesses. The fragment preserves a record of marriage entries, listing venues and officiants.
Deaths and notices in Weruretne and surrounding areas
An OCR heavy death and funeral notice fragment mentions several individuals, dates, and addresses across towns. It lists names such as James A Hosignh, Colgan, Mary Terese Mu, and Joseph Triton with scattered references to services, residences, and memorials.
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Arevsutn
Toru
Petyaca
Tne
James A
Nt Bis
Panini
Davies
Sune
Batania
Willian
Fomon
Wits
Teerat Frey
Margis Vaurehy
Bata Nine
Jann Tilson
X.Y. Deiaulty
Fana Dickinson
Tomhure
Joseph Triton
M. Pilette
Hari
Tony Gabvnet
Tile Realitoria
West End
Morsarer Q
Gunnell Galant
Hageman
Hine
West Sint
Suneral
Girl Strangled Under Auto In Middletown Tragedy
Report from Middletown New York describes a fatal accident where 12 year old Sheetal Lawrence was strangled under a car near White Sulphur Springs. Her parents, I Lawrence and his wife, were nearby as the vehicle toppled and trapped the child. The mother escaped and sought help, but the girl died before aid arrived.
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Sheetal Dispatch
Tee Middletown
Tretys
White Sulphur Springs
Sullreay County
Heres
I I Lawrence
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Y.M.C
Palisades
Palisades Fark
Gruden
National Civic Federation
Mr. Perkiny
Evelyn Ital
Fiamen Ball
Clavelan
Ohio
Dorothy Perkins
George W. Perkinn
Princeton
Park Avenue
John E. Berwin
Riverdale-on the-Hudson
Broadway
Vassar College
New York Botanical Gardens
New York Scenic and Historic Preservation
Park District Protective League
Museum of Natural History
Metropolitan Museum of Arts
Society of the Lying-in Hospital
American Transits Stool Institute
American Federation of Arts
American Society For the Judicial Settlement of International Disputes
Pilgrims
Illinois Society
Ohio Society
Union League Club of Chicago
Union League
Metropolitan
Army and Navy
Recess
New York Yacht
India
House, Quill, Automobile
Ardsley Country
Westchester Country
Sleepy Follow Joutey Aml St. Androw
Harding
Goowe W. Perkins
Couns
New York Title & Mortgage Company
Jack Horner
Eagle Brand
Borden’ Nee Lebran
Horlick
Commodor Porter
AN Nostrand
Alberto Pani
Br S
Aman ii Notta
Belcham
Mockale
Belestiny
Pire
Hull
Lonion
Chegory
Tolchevik
Peacle
Mexico
Poe
Big City
US S
U.S. Census Bureau
New York Board
Diliahine
Advan Agunie
UNA Vet
Teu Nurmloe
Will of Frank
Tus
Montgomery Hare
Jersey Hospital
Thy Rogers Granite Corporation
Granite
Wells & Newon Cone Dany, Inc
John J. McGrath
Craig
F. Ho la Cu
Algermet
F. Pilcher
Courtine
Courthnes
Tweed
Gps
Vileher
Ufer
Nathan Straus
Estation
Board of Aldermen
the Tribune
Telephone
Beckmon
Eardingssuemoman
Fev
Davy Waldman
Andrews
Partesn
Stein—Weing
Irender Hy
Tan Welling
Vaneral
Wean
Aimee Rives
Agen
Oasitran
Aumundia
Genoa
Pias Sas Seton Asaserin
Vicky
Witsimina F
Sunitas
Setar
Ae Paraliar
Et Tupat
Lek
Aredy Rmitio
Coittering
Thushtan
Dannize Toad
Dr. Gwin
Jane
Medenim
Drinia
Abe
Enwant
Soi Tea
Saneral Phale Buses
Pei
Columbus
Woodlawn
Mariefy Tuain
Srelal
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