Lifework of Great Railroad Builder Ends in Aniso New York
Harriman dies after long career transforming railroads, ending a public life noted for his vast Arden Farms empire and Tower Hill estate. The death triggers a large familial and corporate response with funeral plans and official statements shaping the aftermath.
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Harriman Refusal and Senate Clash Over Railroad Deals
Washington debate centers on Harriman’s refusal to answer key questions about Union Pacific and related stock sales. The transcript cites his testimony on railroad rebuilding funds, federal investigations, and the Roosevelt era political pressures, with remarks from officials and peers on his impact and legacy.
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Harriman Tribute Highlights National Reach and Impact
A nationwide tribute marks Harriman's career and life work spanning railways, banking, and finance. Business leaders and financial figures reflect on his decisive role and enduring influence across markets and industries.
Harriman and the Union Pacific Fortune Inspires Public Interest
The article outlines E. H. Harriman growth of Union Pacific influence and his climb to wealth through rail interests. It notes the 1901 negotiations with Morgan and Interocean interests, Harriman’s stock maneuvers, and his rise from modest origins to a multimillionaire status, including a tie to the Northern Pacific deal and family details.
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Death and turmoil trail Harriman era in New York
A garbled account from New York reflects turmoil surrounding Harriman's death. The fragment mentions vast railway industry changes, fearless leadership, and a shift in enterprise helm with references to West and New York work, implying a major, unsettled transition.
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A garbled OCR fragment portrays a rural setting with multiple names and events. It hints at farm life, local people, and community actions, though many words are indecipherable. The piece reads like a diary or local column with uncertain details and stray phrases.
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