Union Pacific Directors Chosen to Succeed Harriman
York reports the Union Pacific selects William Rockefeller and Jacob A. Schiff as new directors to succeed Henry T. Harriman. An expanded executive committee includes Lovett as chairman and Marvin Wightman among others to draft policies. The piece also notes the president’s position amid vast transportation power and cites a lengthy narrative on Arctic exploration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rockefeller
Jacob Schiff
Lovell
Harriman
York
Wilem Rockefeller
Jacob A. Schiff
Iwoatee
Union Pacific Rails
Henry TL. Tag
Edward FB. Harriman
usventTe Comumitiee
Jules Robert Lovett
Xegutri
Harrman
Menthership
Exeottliva Amitice
Avo Bo
Marvin Winghtil
AL Panvedy
Ahr
Union Puchie
Re Cole Inuinu
Robert & Lovett
Hetty Gy. Belek
Marvin Hinhill
Ran A. Vanderlip
Wea
Roolufelter
L Aed Stat Nun
Hinister's Tribute to E. H. Harriman
A newspaper obituary tribute notes the death of E. H. Harriman and honors his public life. It mentions guests at a Pirnk Congregational church service and references his role in railroads and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinister
E. H. Harriman
Chieu
Benl
Pirnk
W. A. Bartlett
Brent Ratty
Hewatthy
Ius Fy
Elreugl
Indytalliens
Peary Polar Expedition Details From Labrador Officers
Details of Commander Peary's journey toward the North Pole are gleaned from expedition members aboard the steamer Roosevelt at Battle Harbor Labrador. The only man to reach the pole is Peary himself, identified as Wad by some reports, with other members left behind or returning from Cape Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mm Hensen
Iakimas
Warty Tal
Robert A. Tarnett
Geo. Buia Y Y
Cape Columbia
Eskimos
Peary
Bartlett
Fiechor
Aly
Borin
Borup
Penry
Ross Marvin
Ronalds
McMillan Wissom
Bopup
Barkietk
Marvin
Rostich Mare
Peery
Matthew Henson
Coloredian
Whp
Wakimas
Hengon
Bekins
Penny Hind
Battle Harbor
Labrador
Comanuuler Tenry
North Pole
Roosevelt
Pole
Peary Ini
Varione
Nenrar
Peary Accuses Whitney of Leaving No Cook Records
The article discusses Theodore Roosevelt and Commander Peary in a sprawling, fragmentary account of Whitney and Cook. It references Whitneys alleged failure to leave Cook records and contends with Roosevelt and Peary amid Arctic exploration debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peary
Whitney
Cook Records
Young Man Dies After River Incident in Bem Va
A young man died following a river mishap near Bem V a. He and a companion were swept away by strong currents and seaweed in the water. Rescue efforts were hampered by conditions and additional victims were reported in the chaotic scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amine
Young
Els
Contested Land Ownership Along Michigan Lake Shore
A long-running dispute centers on the ownership of portions of the Lake Michigan shore and the associated lands around the straits. Various landowners and companies have expanded plant sites into lakefront areas, with local authorities and parties including Abe Stain noted in historical records. The controversy involves shares and claims over the “ade land” region and adjacent parcels, reflecting decades of legal and administrative contention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Michigan
Abe
Peary and Cook Feud Resurfaces Over Pole Claim
New York September 13 a noted French analyst from Paris warned the North Pole controversy may flare again as Peary and Cook supporters prepare for Dr. Cook to arrive September 21. The Arctic Club of Amelia is staging a demonstration, while critics dispute money lent to Mrs Peary and alleged property transfers surrounding the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paris
North Pole
Peary
Cook
Dr. Cook
Arctic
Amelia
Explorer
Copenhagen
Francice
Pears
A. Cooks
Tondo
World Markets End Mixed as Traders Eye Dividends and Rates
New York stocks closed with uneven results while London trading set tone for the day. Industrial and transportation shares fluctuated amid dividend expectations and profit-taking, with notable moves in Union Pacific and American Telephone and various rails. cattle and livestock prices also featured in the day’s exchange brief.
Five Thousand Gotten Operatives Out of Work
Fall River Massachusetts September 15 01947 five thousand gotton operatives were idle as six mills shut down. The Corton Ili plant reported no work on Monday and all departments may close, threatening 5600 job losses. M D Horton of Bordwn controls the plants now in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gotton
Masa
Tver Tenn
Corton Ili
Thair
Nassud
Wate
Eutins
M.D. Horton
Bordwn
New. York
Girl Tries to Die by Own Action in County Jail
Fifteen year old Ala Pratt allegedly attempted suicide by setting fire to prison restraints with help from two inmates Jesse Cherry and Jamey Drew. Deputies report Pratt was influenced by the pair who planned to aid her escape, while doctors warn the outcome could be fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravudy
May Bent
Ala Pratt
Jal
Abs Tad Atvan Ci
Aden
Jesse Cherry
Jamey Drew
Gourde
Immigrant Is Better American Says Chicago Meeting
Dr David Blaystern of the Chicago Mohrew Institute told a Chicago Circle of the Butterfly association that immigrants are better Americans. He argued immigrants value freedom and the advantages of the United States and understand the free life here better than some native-born citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
David Blaystern
Chicago
America
Protien
New York
Smeken Wiliius
Wima
Angerne
Frenchiman invents flying omnibus novel idea in Paris
Partially readable text describes an inventor named Frenchiman proposing a flying omnibus in Paris, mentioning experiments, patents, and potential transportation advances. The fragmentary notes reference engineering challenges and early claims of feasibility without clear dates or outcomes.
New York Life Sued for Eighteen Thousand Two Hundred Seventy Five
A legal action alleges damages against New York Life in a dispute over alleged improper actions. The filing names the involved parties and references a financial claim of 18 275 dollars. The suit cites alleged wrongdoing and seeks relief through the court system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Life
Explosion Report Ties Boer Lurlinne Batts in San Francisco
A San Francisco incident details a boiler explosion involving Boer Lurline Batts and a related company. The firm is accused of failing to comply with regulations, charging $26 a month for delinquent accounts. The case spans from September 1, 1907 to February 4, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Nonic
Whamebln
Lis Failurs
Tha Nanranes Company
Loeb
Jewish New Year Begins Wednesday in 6670
Chicago dispatch describes the start of the Jewish year 6670 on Wednesday with Tah Hadben, noting the calendar’s 14th year of the two synodic cycles and the solar cycle alignment. It discusses creation reckoning and seasonal day length theories, including speculative reforms and astronomical observations from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Alan
Tong War Threatens New York Chinatown Clash
Reports say a Tong war risk looms in Chinatown as police bolster patrols after daylight shootings. Indictments accuse On Leong members of complicity in the murder of Bow Kuri, a Chinese slave girl found dead. Residents fear renewed violence amid migrant tensions and Chinese gangs arming themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Whidkhen Oriental
ABC
Kee Gung
Leong Mem Dore
Faw Haysapo
Bow Kuri
Chinape
Gang Sizt
Rtval Tonge
Christown
Hatej
Teachers Return From Abroad
The narrative describes teachers returning from abroad aboard a steamer from Europe. They faced detention and delays due to unspecified issues, with expectations set for an event around a Saturday. Many details are garbled, but the core note is about the attempted return and the impediments they encountered.
Governor's Wife Protests At Prizzi Fights In Tule Hoek Ark
A fragmented OCR story centers on the governor's wife leading protests tied to Prizzi fights in Tule Hoek Arkansas. It references local figures, football ties, and public action as residents comment on civic events and personal involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prizzi
Explosion Injures Dozens at Geary Street Building
A massive blast at a Geary Street structure injured about twenty five people, with several believed fatally harmed. Victims, including Mrs Evy Blehler and Mrs Juse Obenshaw-Phinite, were hurled through windows. bystanders escaped with serious burns, cuts, and broken limbs as the mission-age building and water tank were wrecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stols
Staulding
Geary Street
Evy Blehler
Saltos Avenue
William Jlanren
A. Desuy
Hansen
T. Argust
Richard ‘Tamme
Cairo
Sacramento
Leper Dropped From Pension in Agla Scandal
Washington notes John F. Barry, formerly of the telegraph office, has been removed from the pension rolls. He had claimed total disability of $720 monthly, but experts in New York judged him capable, following a decade of illness and a recent skim eruption. The case reflects a pension controversy and medical reexamination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John FR. Barry
Callud
Ene
Meibcal
New York
Increasing Demand for Fookbinders in the States
Robert Glos, president of the International Tyanterhund, speaks on rising demand for bookbinders. The piece notes current conditions in the trade and anticipates future growth as market interest expands across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Gloskib
International Tyanterhund
Bookbindes
Atin Chita
Erwarte
Taft Watches Big Game From Special Box at Park
President Taft plans to witness a New York versus Chicago baseball game from a reserved box at Went Bie Park. Aimed to position him as a true fan, the arrangement includes a presidential section and covered seating for comfort. The event will feature prominent Hamilton club members among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sneelal Arrang
Monik
Taft
New York
Hamiliet Club
Testimony in graft trial of McCan ty and others
Fragmented testimony from Ghivago on September 18 sketches graft allegations involving Polen McCann Sorgen O Malley and others. Witnesses discuss money flow and attempts to influence officials with false invoices and payments while Hettler and Shate face related charges and detention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCaen
Nona
Hettler
Shate
Depew Denies California Trip Plans
Paris dispatch reports Chauncey M. Depew denies claims of a trip to California with a nephew, stating no such visit is planned. He notes he will return to New York in October to resume his senatorial duties, and mentions long ties to the New York area as part of his career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Chauncey AL Depew
Han Bret
United States
California
M. Depery
Bett -Yeturn
New
Washington
New York Bay
Benatar
Pioneer Lumberman Tes N Littleton N H
Pioneer lumberman Tes N Littleton N H Chico Sent 1 Turlington Walk ey Harsey one of Chicago's plone at Himbermen ann at Onn time the rent. But retail Lumber dealer In the worl Med yesterday In a hospital by MG Hinton MH of Infurink caused by 4 Tat gle whoky ano which entertos a ferry boat in Jersey Citys Mr. Mar vey fut bean lists In New York City We Wakes OM and wes ary tn Sjoan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chico
Turlington
Harsey
Chicago
Himbermen Ann
Worl
MG Hinton
Jersey
Sugar and molasses prices amid market notes
Fragmentary OCR lists items and prices including sugar, molasses, powdered goods and coffee. Mentions Finch street markets with figures like 1724.20 and 5.25, but many words are garbled and unreadable. No clear event or individuals emerge. the text reads like a stray inventory brief from a market page.
Father Accidents Kills Wife and Baby in Tragic Crisis
A man in San Praneinon involved in a personal crisis allegedly shot and killed his wife and infant child after a domestic dispute. Police report indicate the father fled then surrendered, treatment for the wounded, and a later legal review. The hospital says the child died shortly after, while the mother and infant were pronounced dead at the scene. A police inquiry is underway.
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Union Pacific
Trafic
Detall OF
Peary Trip
Orl
Westtiga
Thik City
Givan
Harry Whitney
Woolf Pole
Eli
Greenlanl
Jane
Dl F& Corti
Wier Bardes
Amethin
Pawl
Tom Teagan
Dalya Amdtie Tor Tine
Tho “de Helden
Une
St. Paik
Pricy
Ponvy
Fears
New Hovilland
Amert Commandee Padre
Tran Noanehy
Don
Hera Bey
Haniah
Pribiy
Henry Vei Mena
Fee Hi Hortier
Vriohidias
Illinois
Che Vive
Mee
Stouke Werfold
Aonte
Marenent
London
Dnion Pacific
St. dl
New York Central
Reading
Walueh
J. B. Steel
Great Northern
Amalgamated Copper
Union Meine Tell Bak
Bow
Pohal
Delaware
Ani Hilson
Northwestern Brake
Gunermd
Chicago Livestock
Miteago
Pew SA Dona
NORA
Aleors Blydat
Lds Westone Stenrs Fa
Kanon Oly Livestort Kawkas CW
Cohan
Heffers Az
Henry
Savin
MT Henek
Wien
Frenchiman
Enginenesii
Uecenton
Song
Warn
Lewin Catte Filma
Wiated
Sities
Diatetot
AL Toucnney
Goiguly
Alasta
Othe
Amenaie Gufay
Joer
Hong Tore Apts
Frempstl Tay
Ivan Fay
Chinaman
Chinatown
Euirom
Aisenne
Avé
Devin
Leeland
Tule Hoek
Ark
Damuglioy
Emma Ivy
Ain Order of the Sana Fo
Douweney
Varnes
Pension Agla
Ds Tribeof McCanty
Chauncey M
Depew Will
Littleton, N
WFE
Baby
Wille
Pitts
Wenin Wien Levy
Imna
Ulm
Aknil
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