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Harriman Dies After Long Battle With Illness
Edward H Harriman the famed railroad magnate died at his Tower Hill home Arden after a months long intestinal disorder He passed away quietly with his wife Mary Simonds and children by his side The services will be private Harriman built a vast railroad empire including Union Pacific Southern Pacific Illinois Central and more while also leading several shipping and financial firms
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Rochester
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General Corbin Dead in New York City Hospital
Lieutenant General Henry C. Corbin died in Roosevelt Hospital after an operation for a renal disorder. He had been ill for two years and was 57. He was attended by Mrs. Corbin and his sister Mrs. Parsons.
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Justices Harlan Moody Near Retirement Amid Health Woes
Washington dispatch details potential retirements as Justices Harlan and Moody face health issues. Reports mention Day and Fuller eligibility, with possible vacancies referenced and names such as Governor Hughes and Justice Lurton floated for the first seat.
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Shippers Rebated in Trans Atlantic Line Probe
Washington reports center of interest on New York inquiry into illegal dealings of trans Atlantic steamship lines with railroads. Charges claim rebates and Sherman act exposure. Cosmo shipping cases turned to DOJ after Interstate Commerce Commission lacked authority.
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Watches Offered by Echo Oregon Ad Cites Hampden Movements
An Echo Oregon advertisement promotes genuine Hampden watch movements, claiming a 20 year case with a 2L jewel Hampden movement or a 23 jewel movement in a year case, both at the same price, by W. L. Knicar.
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