Remarkable City Leader and His Loyal Kennel Companions
A profile describes a forty-year-old city leader who advanced through firms named and renamed to J Co. He maintains a grand, regimented lifestyle with a family breakfast routine, visiting a vast kennel of prize dogs that lie near him in the drawing room. He keeps half a dozen dogs at his city house and country estate, forming a notable personal tableau. Mr Morgan runs his office at ten o'clock in the Magen Building.
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Mr. Morgan
Bie
Magen
A Day With the Doctor of Wall Street Morgan at Home and Philanthropist
The article profiles J Pierpont Morgan known as the Doctor of Wall Street. It details his life abroad, vast wealth, charitable work, and influence in finance. It notes his Hartford birth in 1837, education, and rise to leadership at J S Morgan & Co. It describes his daily routine of handling mail, meetings with charity representatives, and time spent at the Metropolitan Opera and his orchid and ceramic collections. It also mentions his yacht Corsair and affiliations with major clubs and organizations in New York.
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Doctor
Wall Street
J. Pierpont Morgan
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Mechanicu
Mana
Ceorge Evuland
Londa
Slorgan
Merny
Rothischike
J. Pierpont Porexn
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Hartford
Conn
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Dings Reston
New Eexland
Pier Eine Wis
Boston
University of Goettingen
Germany
America
Wutswans Morena
Bim
Bank of
Duncan
Sher
Leuse
New York
Studs
Science
Eby
Leange Peabody & Co
Lomton
Peat, Co
J. 8
Beecoming
J.P. Morin
Taree
Manhattan
New York Central
Harlem River
Pri
Boston Balteom
Western Union
Abe
Madison Square Garren
Mont Nen
Beldines
Efitheien
Merpont Marsan Tas
Yhilanthar
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Sivet
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Lirge
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Br. Gree Chore
Tay Key
Raicsford
Enztinli
Metropolitan Opera
Nighis
Ion
Morgan
Gloucester
Corsair
Metrpolitan
Deion League
Union
Cenenry
Kraickirhocker
Lawyers
Onsawizstions
Oli
Seawanbaka
Tim
Scientific Blows of Fighers in Prize Ring Discussed
A pistol of old era sports writing explains boxing as a science. It describes blows by jaw, nose, ribs, and stomach, naming the corkscrew and corker blows, the left lead, right cross counter, uppercut, and clinching as chief techniques. The piece notes the shift to knockout power and stresses anatomy and technique over brute force.
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Jamons
Gehr
Jeffries
Fitzsimmons
Songes
Enim
Return of the Volunteers for a Year
Fifty thousand homes will be brightened by May first as volunteers are mustered out. Many will not return but enlist in the Regular Army or settle abroad in Cuba or Puerto Rico. Some will sell produce to the United States and Canada while others raise families in foreign lands. The homecoming will be delayed for spring reunions with sweethearts and mothers awaiting their soldiers.
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Cloerless
Unitedates
Mexico
Central America
Canada
Alaska
United States
Cuba
Panto Rico
Canna
Porto Hican
Willie
Terry Bouw
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