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Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1909

Page

5

Harriman will and estate plans draw Wall Street attention

New York September 14 The will of E H Harriman is expected to be probated this week in Orange County. The will creates a trust for the Harriman estate, with likely provisions to benefit the Arden estate, suburban railway interests, and a major public development plan for New York and New Jersey. George Lovett and Charles A. Parody figure in discussions as details emerge, amid speculation of large land gifts and urban improvements.

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Friday Not Day for Executions in Omaha Court

Judge Sutton of Douglas County District Court abandons Friday as execution date for capital cases. John Mus aities, a minder from South Omaha, to be hanged on Monday. Omaha Ministerial Union applauds the ruling.

Fiirlat Ale Thong Omaha Neh Becauas Sutton Douglas Couity John Musaities South Omaha Po- Nee-olear Omaha Ministerial Union Suttan Eald Smedarem

Horse Runs Into Crowd During Mardi Gras Chaos

New York police report a mounted officer, Thompson, gored and injured as a horse bolted into a crowd at Sonoy Tatami during Mardi Gras festivities. The horse trampled mourners, sent several people to hospitals, and left Thompson with a fractured skull while another officer suffered internal injuries and multiple fractures.

New York Mountes William Thompend Ju Teller Conay Talaud Foy Pilal Sloude Hin Jay Pano Bern Polianmnan Charles Steven Gettlus Thompson Homer Thonson Stevenson Lo Venture

Worldwide Market Closing Quotations Report Sept 44

New York traders saw Union Pacific and Reading lead gains while Union Pacific rose 2.5 points and Reading gained about 2 points. General Electric and Dow Jones components rose modestly amid a broad quiet session with limited shifts across other rails and telegraph stocks. Intermittent wire activity accompanied the session as investors weighed mixed signals and heady demand for select industrials.

New York Unio Union Pacific Neal Feryn Northern Western Union Reading Trekaware Hudson Southey Pacific Pennsmake Siscia Thana i

Livestock Men Hold Convention

A large assembly of livestock men gathered for a statewide convention addressing industry issues. Delegates discussed trade, veterinary standards, and regional challenges. Prominent attendees included representatives from agricultural organizations and local farms. The meeting highlighted proposed policy changes and cooperative efforts to boost livestock production.

Contagion Fears Raise Alarm Over Cattle Disease

The report notes a highly infectious malady affecting cattle in the United States and outlines government concerns. It names Juxtaposed officials and the Bureau of Animal Industry as assessing the risk to livestock, with emphasis on the potential for widespread impact.

Melvin Bureuy Hors Ol Lule Gama J. Trmpiler Patmagical Bureau OF Anloral Industry

Views on tariff reform stir Democratic leaders debate

A fragmented capital debate shows Bryan and other leaders criticizing tariff plans and party pledges. They argue over how far obstruction or reform should go, weighing the platform against possible electoral costs and their allegiance to party unity.

William Gerald Tn Pty Luyt Dungisse Chicago

Polar Controversy Grows Over Cook and Peary Claims

New York dispatch details North Pole controversy with Cook supporters arguing for his solar claims while Peary’s backers cite Andrew Whitten and Rudolph Franke as evidence. Debates follow Bridgman testimony and questions about supplies, with uncertainty over who reached the pole first and how survivors were treated.

New York North Pale Perry Cook Herbert J. Briduman Peary Arcite Etils Frooklyn Py Pician Tiklio Peary Allan Whitten Shamer Nol Kmaw Artloomont Rudolph Franke Gosk Prnves Praneke Bridgman Frauke Peery Tt North Star Capa York Blair Cvilizellon Tank Haat Jek Faye Phiyt Temaln Jonger Fralcke Tim Liat Pesny Hredertel B. Dellenbaugh Joer Socia Tieflenbaugh Eckan

Bankers Convention Draws Attention in Inner City Banking Circle

A lengthy meeting of bankers and associated figures opened with remarks by Gearko Me Reynolds of the Continental National Bank, detailing the schedule of sessions and committees. Speakers included leaders from Great Northern Tratiways and other finance bodies, as plans for device tests to secure mailed packages were outlined, along with discussions of industry aims and upcoming events.

Chiorgoi Bentio—Hankers Anineiedte Mankérs’ Aggciition Fuastinn Gearko Me Reynolds Bavkt Mivenga Aswosbaltan Rand Tudor

Banquet for Taft in Beverly Hills Tonight

A large crowd gathers for a presidential banquet as President Taft attends a commercial event. The Beverly Hills gathering at Hotel Tourmina will host about 2,000 people with dignitaries including government officials and judges. Proceedings include a formal program with noted speakers and a reception at Mechanics' Hall before the president travels on.

Howton Beverly Taft Houyr Mechanics’ Hall Bernard Tiethwell Chamber of Commarce Mayo Teorke Hibbard BS. Draper Tresdant Tal Amon Hoce Wyusetty Sethiay

Woman envoy snubs Taft dinner amid party clash

Mrs Young, in her capacity as head of the women’s society, declined the dinner honoring President Taft. The event, hosted by the Commercial Club, drew discomfort over women’s rights and political roles. Attendees included city officials and federal agents as tension rose over women’s public duties.

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PELLAGRA SPREADING IN DURHAM AND STATEWIDE

Disorder spreads as Pellagra cases rise in Durham North Carolina with reports of infections and survivorship. The article notes multiple counties including Guilford Forsyth and Mecklenburg showing cases and mentions recovery and deaths in a chaotic wartime era context.

North Carolina

Harmony in Wall Street

Fragmentary report details a Wall Street event with Morgan, Stark, and Stannard named figures. Mentions an election or division among factions and a possible alliance or tension between financial leaders. Readable names and places are uncertain due to OCR issues.

Earnings of the Railroads for the Year

The article reports railroads earning 2487,385,041 for the year with details from the Irs and reports on revenues. It mentions figures from New York area lines and references interactions with the Interstate Commerce Commission.

Harrinak Chosen President of GF in 46 Succession

The document reports Harrinak selected as president of GF in the 46 succession, detailing executive appointments and related organizational notes. Included are scattered names, places, and roles from the period, reflecting a formal leadership transition and associated duties.

Harrinak

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