Morgan Ascends as Industrial King of America
The article portrays J. Pierpont Morgan as the rising industrial ruler of the United States, detailing his wealth, railroad consolidations, steel ventures with Carnegie, and influence over major companies. It notes his Hartford birth, family background, and lavish tastes alongside his charitable acts and cultural interests.
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J. Pierpont Morgan
United States
Mr. Morgan
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Morgan
America
Hartford
Conn
James Morgan
New England
Boston
Germany
Morgan Equity
J. S. Morgan & Co
London
Threxel, Morgan & Co
New York
Pierpont Morgan
Frances Tracy
Louisa
Annie
J. Pierpont, Jr
Morgans
Vanderbilts
New York Central
Vanderbilt
Buffalo
West Shore
Chesapeake and Ohio
Great Southern
Erie
Sunset Farewell On the Battlefield
Fragmented wartime lyrics recount two dying soldiers at dusk, each clutching a hair strand or a lock, bidding farewell to loved ones. Chorus recalls a mother and a sweetheart left behind. The poem ends as they die with the sun setting and the Stars and Stripes lowered.
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Fetchie
Old
Cray
Gar
Lovers on the Edge of Confession in a Gloomy Night
Evelyn Westland and Severance Caulder share a tense, intimate moment by a window as he confesses hidden love. Evelyn counsels restraint and courage, warning of the pain of unspoken feelings, while sensing a past loneliness and a deeper unspoken bond between them.
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Evelyn
Evelyn Westland
Severance
Severance Caulder
Caulder
Death of Rev. Edward Payson Goodwin noted in Chicago
The respected Chicago pastor Rev. Edward Payson Goodwin died suddenly in Chicago due to heart failure while dining at William H. Busby’s home. Born 1832 in Rome New York, he led a notable charity driven ministry after 1860 in Columbus and later Chicago for 33 years. He married Ellen M. Chamberlin in 1860 and is survived by wife three children and a sister.
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Chicago
Edward Payson Goodwin
West
Goodwin
William H. Busby
Rome
N. Y
Rome Academy
Amherst College
Union Theological Seminary
New York
Vermont
Columbus
Ohio
First Congregational Church of
Ellen M. Chamberlain
Burke, Vt
Paul
Margaret
Albert
Princeton
Henrietta Townsend
Rome, N. Y
Local Woman Praises Dodd's Kidney Pills Cure
Mrs E A Deacon of East Randolph, vice president of a local society, vouches for Dodd's Kidney Pills after observing a friend and her own rapid recovery from mental overwork and illness. She says five boxes cured a woman who was on the verge of insanity and two boxes made her feel ten years younger. The piece notes rising use among Cattaraugus County women and offers price details and ordering info.
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Randolph
E. A. Deacon
East Randolph
Dodd
Cattaraugus County
Woman credits Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound with life saved
Mrs. Ann Thompson of South Hot Springs reports decades of female health struggles including leucorrhoea womb and ovarian inflammation, back pain and fatigue. After trying doctors with no success she credits ten bottles of the compound and seven Sanative Washes with restoring health, energy, appetite, sleep, and happiness.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Hoatetter's Stomach Bitters Promoted As Cure
Fragmentary ad mentions Hoatetter's Stomach Bitters as a wonderful medicine for stomach issues. It references cures for constipation and digestive distress, framed as a reliable remedy.
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Hoatetter
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Parma
France
Alfreddo Garcia
Barcelona
Mrs. Pinkham
Annie Ss
Hompson
St Helena
St. Jacobs Oil
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