Howard Elliott's Rise Real Railroad Romance
Portrait of Howard Elliott born 1860 in New York who rose from humble clerk to president of the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad. He bridged East and West, led modernization after a 1915 appointment, and guided post wreck rehabilitation with cost cuts, reorganized operations, and personal outreach to workers and communities.
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Howard Elliott a railroad president with a human touch
The article portrays Howard Elliott as a proactive New Haven president who blends management science with personal outreach. It highlights his efforts to engage employees, explain problems publicly, and maintain diplomacy, while balancing federal supervision concerns and wartime shifts affecting the railroad.
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Sudden Death of C H Coddington in Bayonne
Cyna Hasbrouck Coddington, longtime Bayonne resident, died suddenly Friday morning at home from heart trouble. He was 67, survived by wife Catherine and five daughters and one son. The family location and a Kingston dinner note follow the obituary details.
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W. J
Cyna Hasbrouck Coddington
Misa Cardini
Fanonne
Thin City
Wel Knhrine
Coddington
Mr Coddington
Hich Fall
Noy
Paniel
Catherine Coldineton
Northeas
Washincton
Join Keen
Brooklyn
William HL Koter- Ing
Deeife
Caroen
Alto
Toc Ceddindtan
Hichland
Mer Coddington
Ee CO. & W. Shep Renett Associa
Kingston
Chamber of Commerce
Rinceton
Mayer Thenpeon
B.D. Geni
Fred
W. Somat Radeket
Voliscits
Local Action Tests Eight Hour Law In U S Court
A motion was filed in U S Court by Edmond C Faulkner for the Order of Railway Conductors and others to test the constitutionality of the Adamson eight hour law. The New York Ontario and Western Railway seeks to enjoin engineers conductors foremen and trainmen from acting under the act. The complaint names H Snyder Marshall US District Attorney for the Southern District of New York and Edward Henry of Middletown among others. The case before Judge Hand challenges the act for interstate carriers claiming it warrants no equity.
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Order of
Department of Justice
Southern District
New York
United States Court
New York Ontario & Western Railroad Company
H. Snyder Marshall
United States
Bouthe
Edward Henry
Judge Hand
New York, Ontario and Western Railway Company
H. Shooden Marshal
Southern District of
Herbert 8. Ryder
Middletown
Brotherhood of Locomotive Trigneers
Edward E. Henry
Order of Halfway Conductors
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Merrill Lynch to merge with Jones Brothers Tea Company
The purchase of Jones Brothers Tea Company and affiliated firms by Merrill, Lynch & Co. was announced. The deal, valued at 16 million dollars, merges Grand Union Tea Company, Globe Grocery Stores, Anchor Pottery and Jones Brothers Importing into the Jones Brothers Tea Company, creating a national chain of 256 stores with stock to be listed on the New York Stock Exchange. Edwin Goldsmith operates Grand Union wagons in this city. Globe Stores maintain a North Street branch in the Adelman building.
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New York
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Merrill, Lynch & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Jones Brothers Tea Company
Grand Union Tea Company
Globe Grocery Stores
Anchor Pottery Company
Jones Brothers Importing Company
Jones Broa ‘Tea Company
Jones Bros. Tea Company
Jones Brothera ‘Tea Company
Perato
United States
Edwin Goldsmith
Globe Stores
Adelman
North Street
Tony Chasse Sentenced in Auburn Case
In Delhi Delaware County on December 4 Tony Chasse appeared with Sheriff Austin. Indicted by the October grand jury for abducting Lilly Barnes of Horton, he pleaded guilty and received an indeterminate term from two years eight months to three years eight months in Avbane prison. He may qualify for parole after serving half the minimum term. Chaffe worked on Slate Road at Horicon.
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Horicn
NEW SCOUT TROOP ELECTS OFFICERS
Twenty seven members attended Troop 2 Boy Scouts of America election night. The meeting opened with prayer as the scoutmaster described scouting’s purpose and recounted stories from past and modern scouts. Officers elected include Scoutmaster Edwin Ro Carer Assistant Scoutmasters William Senthwei Rar Redd Senior Patrol Leader Ralph Lowe Reont Scribe Dickey Reynolds Patrol Kvadeta Albert Marden Shorgh William Darter Walter Cardner New Scoutmaster and committee chairs were named with thanks given for support.
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Troop
Boy Scouts of America
Dara
Fdewin Ro Carer
William Senthwei
Rar Redd
Ralph Lowe
Reont
Dickey Reynolds
Kvadeta
Albert Marden
Shorgh
Wiliam Darter
Walter Cardner
Newburgh Elks Hold Unique Masquerade
Newburgh Elks held a masquerade ball at the Armory attended by about 2 000 people. A Collina orchestra concert preceded dancing and a grand march for prizes in several costume and impersonation categories. Proceeds benefited the poor and the Bike program.
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Times-Press
Newburgh
Wit Baer
Andrew Buckley
Susie de' Hart
May Pole
G Burser
Second Whitman Inaugural Planned as Elaborate Ceremony
Albany report outlines Charles Whitman’s January 1 inauguration with a militia display, oath in the assembly chamber, and a public reception. 10,000 invitations will be sent, the state band from New York City to perform, and Chief Judge-elect Frank Hiscock may administer the oath.
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Charles E. Hughes
Toth
New York State
George Clinton
Clinton
Tompkins
Marcy
Jay
Seward
Merean
Penton
Odell
Hughes
Whitin
Secretary of State
Cot of Appeals
Glynn
Whitman
Willlard Bartlett
Court of Appeals
Frank Hiscock
Byracuge
Hugo
Arthur Woods
New York City
New York Police
Louis W. Stotesbury
Assembly
4Srat
George Cinton
State’ House
Kingston
Dr Emerson Lambert Dies at Port Jervis Home
Dr Emerson B Lambert a prominent Port Jervis physician died suddenly at his home 16 Elizabeth street at 6 pm Friday due to heart failure He had served as school inspector and doctor He was born in Sullivan county March 25 1852 survived by wife a son Emerson a daughter Elizabeth and a brother Caltin Lambert Funeral set at 2 pm at the home with F E Simmons officiating Laurel Grove cemetery to follow
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Times-Press
Port Jervis
Emerson T. Lambert
Elizabeth Street
Asurt
Oliver W. Lambert
Elinor Daniett Lambert
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Rallivan Connix
Delaware and Hudson Censi Company
Iate
H.C. Cunningham
New York Homeopathic Medical Colleges
New York City
Deer Park
Masons, Knights of Pratbies, Mechanics and
Drew Methodist Church
Ada DeKay
Newford
N.Y
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Hartford
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California
Tate
F. E. Simmons
Laurel Grove Cemetery
Arden Farm Barn Modern Structure Details and Costs
A historical note describes Arden Farm Dairy in Vartiman adding a modern barn at 40,009 dollars. It includes a 200 ton hay storage barn, housing 163 cows, water supply by driven wells, and cork brick stalls for comfort. Fixtures supplied by Hans Helm and Ferrie, installed by Lawes Hammware. operation noted as imminent.
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Harriman India Antal Company
Dairy Connoiweory
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Iketa
Hant, Helm and Ferrie Company
Harvard
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Arden Farm Dairy Company
Lawes Hammware Company
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