Death of Jay Gould Ends a Storied Financier Life
The great financier Jay Gould died quietly yesterday morning with his family at his side. News of the death spread after a delay as relatives gathered, while funeral arrangements were to be announced with services at his house. Gould had suffered multiple hemorrhages and long bouts of weakness, yet his mind remained clear to the end, influencing markets and leaving a sprawling legacy of enterprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Jay Gould
Qeander
Ocuck
Choe
Gould Munton
Gould
Mir
Tat Gould
Prin
Mr. Gould
Hin
Wright
Tim
Edwin Gould
Sithar Bey
Jott
Minscuri
Paris
Washington
Muri
Go Gould
Ani Ben
The Story of His Lipr From Poverty to Power
A fragmentary vignette traces a figure described as Jay Gould rising from comparative poverty to wealth and influence, noting a visit or event in Kosbary. The text reflects a sensational, early Gilded Age biographical sketch with limited readable details.
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Jay Gould Wae Lero
Kosbary
Life of Gould and Early Ventures in Delaware and Ohio
The text recounts Gould's early surveying work in Delaware and adjacent counties, his financial gains from ore sales, and his 1856 publication History of Delaware County. It covers his tannery venture with Pratt, the Panic of 1857, and his rise in New York as a broker after befriending Miller, who brought him into railroad interests and a later firms partnership amid rival pressure.
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Wipfae
Young Gould
John Delafield
Jay
Albany
Delaware
Lake and Geauga Counties
Oakland County
Mich
Pratt & Gould
Gould
New York
Gould Tad
Miller
An & Boarder
Helen Day Muller
Rutland
Vermont
Switch, Gould & Martin
Shim
Mr. Gould
Isso
Morusini
Ogo
Gould Fortune and Fall Across Wall Street Turbulence
The article chronicles Jay Gould era wealth and scandal with Morosini inspecting Gould assets including 53 million in bonds and 20 million in lower grade stocks. It notes Gould’s loans secured by collateral, his living at Irvington, and his family’s social life and ventures amid the Erie turmoil and crusade against social evil. The piece references Gould’s sons and relatives, his yacht the Amabosta, and a spate of related crimes and trials in a broad portrait of late 19th century finance.
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Moraini
Wall Street
Morosini
Annibeldi
Gould
Rutland
Washington
Jim Pisk
Sar Gus
Erie
Souvenir subscription offer and tribune praise
The article promotes a 1693 Souvenir volume and year subscription at $1.75 with free Winter Holiday Number and a free Souvenir for new subscribers. It praises The New York Tribune for steady public service and urges Republicans to support local papers. Also notes J P Blake narrowly survived pneumonia and credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with a quick recovery. Sold at Reynolds Pharmacy.
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Howton
J. P. Blake
Des Moines
Jaws
Binize
Blake
New York Tribune Promises Insight on Farm Discontent and War News
The article foresees a week of in depth reports aimed at farmers and workers alike. It notes reader interest in war stories and political commentary while acknowledging discontent with current policies and party stances.
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New York Tribune
Tate
Bitelaw Mesd
Americas Potinas
Moswell
Tribune
Itm
Soumery
Religious Services Schedule Across Several Churches
Local notices list morning and evening worship times for multiple churches including First Presbyterian, All Souls Unitarian, German Church, Park Avenue Hap tst, and Church of the Heiressy Rest. Sessions cover sermons by named pastors, Sunday schools at various times, and special services with planned hymn singing and Holy Communion.
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First Presbyterian Church
Warren
Union Mission
Frederick Moon
All Soul's Church
Park
Russell N. Bellows
New York
Stephen H. Brooker
Somlay-achook
First Church of “Christ
S. P. Simpson
EB. M. Rodman
Hope Chapel
Church of the Holy Crow
T. In Murphy
Panerte
Eg Haat Meee Aah Eee Siere
Chtoulan Beee
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Monster Enterprises
Moener Getty
Gareo
Lipr
Tome
Wdstumne
Tym
Pacife
W. E. Conner & Co
Western Union
Bone
Meninges
Irvington
Helen Miller
Svelior
Edith Us
Kingdon
Daly's Theatre
Howard
Annie
Weheel
Jeety
Hemust
Wil Nowt
Sisal Borden
Tauxrom
Pinkie Aral
Dee
Grand
McHenry
Bent
Fom
Cumperland
Wessen
Tridmane
Dems Kogues
Eune
Reppblicans
Springer's
Front Street
Randolph
City Pharmacy
Pg Ghetee
Teweenad Sark
Mery Purpeen
L. W. Randolph
West Front &T
Pislnfield
de Ware
ATLA
Flemington
UNITED_TEA & COFFER GROWERS ASSOCIATION
Pathfield, M. J
Garrett. Packfr
Park Avenue
Huletts
Ammaree
A. L. Garcia CO
Havana
Ufo
East Sth Street
New Turk
National
Surdat Services
Rogers
Central Ave
Bell
The
Wheelmen’s
Cor
Park Avenue and
Pearth Street
I. Cc Martin
Choice Philadelphia
Plainfield King House
West Front Street
C. M. Ulrich
R. J. Shaw
Park Avenue Life Insurance
Fred. W. Dunn
Plainfield
Grover No
North Avenue
William J. Stephenson
FLOR
D. W. Rogers
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