Pultman Will Provides For Family And School In Pullman
The will of George S L Pultman filed in probate in Chicago names Norman S Ream and Robert T Lincoln as executors. Daughters Florence Lowden and Mrs Frank Carolan receive large shares and life interests. annual income for the widow. a free manual training school at Pullman with $1,000,000 for its endowment and maintenance. various bequests to siblings and friends. 13 Chicago charities receive $16,000 each. total estate valued around 2.766 million with most in real estate and personal property.
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Prairie Avenue
Eighteenth Street
Thousand Islands
Florence
Lowden
Royal Henry Pullman
John Mr. Pullman
Helen Pullman
West End
Emma Pullman Fiuhrer
Lewis Pullmen Filchrer
Charles B. Smith
Abs. Charles &. Eaton
Williama. Angell
Silas W. Bretzfield
New York
Charles S. Sweet
Maria Louise Orr
Pullman
Kunnelis
Edison Demonstrates Electric Extraction of Iron from Low Grade Ore
Dover N J Oct 28 Thomas A Edison shows success in obtaining iron from low grade ore by electrical means at Ogden mines near Dover The plant reportedly produces 1000 to 1500 tons daily of nearly pure iron Using steam shovels crushers pulverizers and electromagnets the ore is separated with minimal manual intervention There are about 200 million tons of ore in the surrounding land capable of yielding up to 50 million tons of iron.
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Dover
N. J
Thomas A. Edison
Oli Ogden
Atkinson Denounces Lynchers in Bold Georgia Message
Georgia Governor Atkinson denounces lynching and urges harsh laws to make mob murder odious. He supports arming prisoners to defend themselves, condemns northern lynching, and calls for indemnity to victims’ families in counties where lynching occurs. local legislature Meet.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Ocl
Mablew
Atkinson
Quiggs Address Urges Citizens to Stop Contributions
The Republican party leaderescribed canvassing across New York City boroughs shows Tracy gains and Low weakness while predicting Tracy’s plurality over Van Wyck. J Kennedy Tod announced no further Citizens Union campaign contributions are needed as the treasury is full before election day. A Cooper Union gathering with women supporters and speakers Mayor Strong and Joseph H Choate highlighted the campaign mood.
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Republican Committee
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Low
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Black
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Brooklyn
van Wiek
George
J. Kennedy Tod
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Treasury
Finance Committee
Cooper Union
Murray Hill
Riverside Drive
West End Avenue
Bowery
Fourth Avenue
Women’s Municipal League
Seth Low
Mayor Strong
Joseph H. Choate
Afaror Harison
Chicago
Cook County Democracy
Greater
Ir. George
John Z. White
Congress
John J. Henrahan
Lorimer
North Dakota Divorces Question to New York Court
Albany dispatch reports Maude E. Kimball appeals to the New York Court of Appeals over the validity of divorces granted in Dakota to New York residents. The case concerns letters of administration after Edward C. Kimball’s death and a claimed surviving widow who had a prior North Dakota divorce by default through service by publication. The second appellate division upheld the Kings County surrogate, ruling such foreign decrees lack NY validity when the husband did not appear. The widow appeals.
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Albany
N.Y
Dakota
New York
Maude E. Kimball
Kings County
Edward C. Kimball
Harriet A. Kimball
John
James
Kimball
James L. Lemon
North Dakota
New York Central Horror Inquest Opens Evidence On Wreck
Coroner Wllam T. Wood and a jury opened an inquest into the New York Central disaster that killed 20. Witnesses, all railroad employees, testified as the hearing adjourned to November 4. Detectives hinted dynamite as a possible cause, while the manager cited a potential engine break affecting the roadbed. A river diver failed to find Engineer Foyle and Stenographer McKay. Separate brief notes report a woman alleging her husband’s murder and a lynching scare near Manhattan Kansas, with U S troops nearby.
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N. Y
Wllam T. Wood
New York Central
Humphrey
New York Central Railroad
State Express
Toucer
Toucey
Engineer Foyle
McKay
Nuggess of News Flags Changes and Crimes
Yu Shi Yi may be replaced as Chinese consul general in San Francisco. Fourteen whaling vessels iced in the North Pacific face destruction. Twenty crewmen of the Baltimore desert after arriving in San Francisco. A PRR train from Atlantic City stalls near Absecon. Ellen predicts Mrs Marbrick’s release in weeks. Troops to Colorado game warden Ul Indians clash scene. Lyme woman tortured by fanatics to expel fear. Cal shot and killed his father then fired on sheriff. Johnny Conway dying from kidnapping exposure. Friends threaten motorman after Scranton trolley death.
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North Pacific
United States
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Pennsylvania Railroad
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Ellen
London
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Lyme
Conn
Thomas Flannerly
Redwood City
Cal
Johnny Conway
Atbany
John Bolandey
Scranton
Spanish Reply From Spain Touches Cuba Crisis
Washington reports the long awaited cable from Madrid on Cuba peace efforts. Woodford delivered the Spanish reply to President and cabinet, which officials say avoids offense though may be insufficient. Spanish acts on reform in Cuba and autonomy are noted. consuls report pardons for two Americans jailed since 1895.
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Cuba
Washington
State Department
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Woodford
Madrid
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White House
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Weyter
Springer
Havana
Frank Agramonte
Tomas Julio Saenz
Waldorf of the Slums Opens in New York With Notable Guests
The Mills hotel on Bleecker street dubbed the Waldorf of the slums opened with Bishop Potter ex mayor Hewitt and Mr Mills in attendance. The nine story brick building offers baths elevators electric lighting and steam heat with a main marble tiled corridor and rates of 20 cents per night. The site was formerly Beppurow and once hosted Dickens hosted by A T Stewart. The owner claims profit not charity and plans another hotel on the east side.
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New York
New Mills
Bleecker Street
Henry C. Potter
Hewitt
Mr. Mills
Wath
Bepuurow
A. T. Stewart
Charles Dickens
Wall Street swings on Spain reply rumors Oct 27
The New York stock market showed an initial rise of about four points after noon, then slipped several points as reports believed to indicate Spain’s reply to U.S. representations could spark trouble. Union Pacific and Consolidated Gas led declines while other stocks fell by a point or more. In Philadelphia, winter flour and wheat prices moved, with rye flour and corn mixed as market activity remained cautious across commodities and livestock.
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