Who's Who in Harriman's Cabinet
A vintage profile lists Julius Brousehuitt as Harriman's chief lieutenant with a $50,000 salary, overseeing East railroad work and operations. Krothehaith, 55, with a long railroading career, rose through the Pacific lines to a general manager role and a vice presidency. The piece notes engineering, management, and overseeing wheels turning in a wareroom of lines and carriers. Special prices on vehicles and harness advertised at 2% South Flores St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teeiuning Wis
Caresr
Krothehaith
New Orleans
Stud
Fipten and Lee Unniversity
Lexington
Vic
Louisiana
TN Stand and Steuamship Co
Assinlant
Atlantic Austmy
Calveston, Morrisburg & San Antonio Railway
Texas & New Orleans Sailroad
Southern Pacific
AOS
Gince
Ellnea
South Flores St
Wasson School Commencement Celebrates Ninth Annual Exercises
A large audience in Casino hall last night witnessed Wasson school’s ninth annual commencement. Rev. George D. Harris gave the invocation as a sprightly chorus opened the program. Graduates and valedictorian Miss Vera Gray delivered a witty talk, while Miss Anne Hartmann and others performed poems and musical numbers. Diplomas and certificates were awarded, with Rev. Me presenting the diplomas. Six graduates named Meretta Allgelt Martha Hewwn and others received diplomas. class members included Mary Gingmond Rene Shevon and Katherine Gohlson among the grammar department awardees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casino Hall
Wasson's
George D. Harris
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Woodland
Vlara Gray
Johnson
Aliss
Haaratann
Toure Givearil
Plasarnides
Mary Tanies
Miss Chine Gaay
Vluse
Marseillaign
Walter Rauthererey
M Janes
Row
Miretta Allgelt
Martha Hewwn
Clasa “Gry
Mave Dames
Tse Wane
Toute Girard
Mary (Inmiond
Rene Shevon
Maule Cray
Olivia Cease
Chua Raul Worthan
Florence Pape
Made Millions and Died Penniless
Waldemar Jund built a fortune from patent pie inventions and other ventures, with factories in Paris, London, and Rivernichem. He moved to the United States in 1883, but died penniless after years of patent infringement battles and business overruns. His father was a captain in King Christian’s bodyguard, and Jund himself served in Denmark’s armed forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reas
New York
Waldemar Jund
Tame
Christian
Vic
Denmark
Paris
London
Riv
Minichamy Ciel
Concarns Infringie
Swerenen
Tssa
Ninth Infantry to Dallas for military tournament
The Ninth Infantry units from Fort Sill will deploy four troops of the Third Cavalry and Field Artillery to Dallas around August 1. Commanded by Gen Albert J. Myer, the force may include department staff. A battalion and a squadron will proceed to Antin in July for encampment duties. Orders were issued yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dopant
Ninth Infantry
Raval Eye
Fort Sill
Oba
Dallas
Dalian
Albert J. Myer
Department
Tetin
Anatin
Anatin Early In July To Preticipate
Jewish Order to Convene in New York
Associated Press reports a Jewish organization plans its annual conclave in New York. The event marks the group’s golden anniversary with ongoing sessions and a campaign fund of 3,000 dollars and 5,000 dollars, as members gather for a long-running gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
Oztt Gan Ane
Gerand Tadge
Gomez sends Cuban budget to Congress
Havana May 27 President Gomes has sent to Congress a message transmitting the budget for the coming fiscal year. The figures align with those previously issued by Secretary Villegas totaling 34,885,448 and detail anticipated receipts from customs, consular fees, post office revenue, internal taxes, and other sources. The message notes treasury liquidity after the provisional government, lists substantial extraordinary obligations, and explains steps to avoid future deficits. Congress deferred discussion of the budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Gomes
Congress
The
Treasuny-Villegas
Lanis
Gomez Administration
Pricipal Vosts
Cienfuegos
Pobier
Reix
Willie
Warner's Safe Cure advertised for liver disease relief
An advertisement promotes Warner's Safe Cure as a safe permanent remedy for liver inflammation and related symptoms. It claims to improve bile flow, purify the body, and restore harmony among organs. It also markets Warner's Safe Pills as a laxative for indigestion and biliousness, with a free sample offer from Warner's Cure Co in Rochester New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hite Groud
Warner
Rochester
Light and Gazette
Roosevelt photographs eerie night prowlers during expedition
May 27 Mombasa report describes Col Roosevelt and naturalists identifying five unusual zoological specimens photographed at night. They escaped capture. Roosevelt used a flashlight to deter intruders as the party sought shelter in camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kermit
Mombasa
Col. Roosevelt
Canonr
Nearebis
Duck
Fley
Col
Roosevelt
Howitzera
Jeff
Kyou
Ha c
Kerpyit
Mia
Don’t Think For A Moment About Stomach Bitters Plan
A garbled promotional notice touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a cure for sluggish liver, clogged bowels, and inactive kidneys. It claims dramatic personal testimonials and urges readers to buy a bottle from a druggist, warning of fake imitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sm Reagan
Ker
Untitled fragment on capture claims and supply mishap
A fragmentary passage notes that captors would have taken them alive if a piece of sticky My paper had been provided, reflecting a disputed claim about the circumstances of the capture.
Fletcher's Castoria Ad Phrase Fragment
Fragment of an old advertisement mentioning children crying for Fletcher's Castoria and a confusing note about a saving from 316 to 45 with references to C H Denny. The readable text is fragmented and lacks clear context or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.H. Denny
Wireless ambulance saves life in transit aboard ship
Associated Press reports from Ravine Wisconsin on May 27 that a sick passenger aboard a Lake Michigan steamer was treated after a wireless message was sent from halfway to Chicago. A physician and ambulance awaited at Racine as the boat reached the harbor. The patient suffers with pontine tis and no recovery was expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Ravine
Wis
Gondrick Staawer
Yestar
Chicago
Gandhi
Uris Park
Racine
Kidney Cure Claim from A M Mschar Ad
An 19th century style medical advertisement proclaims Hindipo cures for kidney and nervous troubles. It features A M Mschar of 520 Hast Houston Street offering mail order treatment with prepaid 60 cents or six bottles for 2.50 under a positive guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaime Buck
Aran
Ballin
Lerma
Electro-Medical Institute
Houston St
Antonio
Moore
Hright
A. M. Mschar
Houston Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wolfsons
Oir
Saul Wolfson Dry Goobs Co
Harriman
Tols Kru
Agere Wos
Drymgiste
Els
Wells
Ghemist
Deesey City
Siotis
Wasson School
Gomez
KG Rowoer
Jaques Mfg. Co
Gounces
Manufaiteald Ofey BF Ques Mfg. CO
AN Gooding
Bloucaoluq
Fletcher
Antonio Furniture CO
South Sidy Military
Plaza
L. H. Bradford
Mar
Torrey & Company
Gérmanta Fire Inc. Co. of
New
York
Jeading Companies
Aaseta
Commer
Navarre & Crouen Gia
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!