Mitchell Estate Worth 12 to 15 Million After Death
Special correspondence from Milwaukee reports Alexander Mitchell, Milwaukee’s richest man, died leaving an estate estimated between 12 and 15 million dollars. His son John L. Mitchell, aged 40, and his widow will inherit. the bank will be reorganized with John as president. Mitchell’s fortune stemmed from cautious, legitimate investments in banking real estate and rail. He never speculated and managed a vast charitable network quietly through Gen Hobart and others.
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Milwaukee
Alexander Mitchel
Northwest
West
Mitchell
Great St. Paul
Aberdeenshire
Scotland
John L. Mitchell
Seney
New York
Miitchell
Alexander Mitchell
Florida
John Johnston
Johnston
Ferguson
Gen. Hobart
Alex, Mitchell
Hobart
Sobn L
Mr. Mitchell
Women Doctors Show Bright Prospects For M D Status
In New York a class of ten women graduates from the New York Medical College and Hospital for Women, led by Dean Mrs. Clemence Lozier, sit among the era’s brightest minds. The piece notes married and single graduates, the financial independence of female physicians, and occasional clashes among women in charge roles, while praising Beecher’s prior encouragement and the ongoing success of women in medicine.
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New York
West
New York Medical College and Hospital For Women
Association Hall
Wise
New Jersey
Jotra
Brazil
Clemence 8. Lozier
A. H. Lewis
Henry Ward Beecher
Woman’s College
LC. B
Sunday Evening in Boston’s Puritan Fete of Praise
The Boston Post laments changing social barriers as Sunday evening concerts open to actors artists musicians and dramatic exponents. It notes Puritan restraint relaxing into a salon of nobility, fashionable society, a celebrated English artist, a novel’s author, a season’s belle, a learned pastor, and a chorus of public praise.
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Boston
Society of Elect
New England
Boston Post
The British Islands and Empire Under Queen Victoria
The British Islands cover about 121000 square miles with 37000000 people, while including feudatory states the empire spans one seventh of the globe and over one sixth of humanity, totaling 9000000 square miles and 270000000 people. London holds about 4.3 million in its registry, over 6 million with suburbs, ruled by Queen Victoria.
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Canada
Australia
India
South Africa
London
Victoria Alexandrina Guelph
Great Britain
Ireland
Love and Lament in Stage Echoes and Prayers Across South Carolina
A collage of theatrical reminiscences and political faith recounts John T Raymond's tender performances that moved audiences to silence. It also cites Gen Hampton and South Carolina Methodists, who credit fervent prayers for revitalizing Hampton’s health, shaping a vivid tribute to collective emotion and belief.
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Wade Hampton
South Carolina
Gen. Hampton
Morocco Opens to Foreign Influence and Trade
Morocco appears poised for opening as Tangier gains a Spanish chamber, and an embassy with a queen regent's autograph letter moves to secure concessions. Plans include Tangier Ceuta Tetuan railway access and a French bazaar at Oudia. The U.S. earns praise for curbing protection abuses and freeing prisoners, but signs suggest the favorable era may be ending.
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Morocco
Tangier
Ceuta
Tetuan
Oudia
United States
Jl. James’ Gazette
Faneuil Hall Full Night Misread Causes Slander Call
A Boston meeting described as Faneuil ball was crowded, but a compositor’s abbreviation led to a slanderous misprint. The next day a man accused the paper of defaming him, insisting he did not get full, while showing his copy marked F. Hall was full last night.
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Boston
F. Hall
Arkansaw Traveler
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Newberry
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Z. L. White
American Magazine
L. G. Moyes
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Z. G. Noyes
Aker
Acker
L. G. Noyes
Warren, Pa
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Heidelberg Co
14Th Street
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Sheffeld
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Ene
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Kaue
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Erie Express
Eric
Warren Express
OU Express
Express
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Pugh. Gen'l Man
R. Wood
Panne Savings Bark
J. PF. Watson
Pres't
B. Neamith
A.J. Hazeltine
Cashier
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L. P. Wateen
O. BH. Hunter
M. B. Dunhem
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L. R. Freeman
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S. V. Davis
P. Johnson
A. Hertzel
W.D. Brown
G Parmlee
T. Scofield
United Sews
Ee National Bank
Warren, Poana
L. D. Wetmore
Pres
M. Beecher, Cash
Warren County
England
Europe
Chamberlain Institute
Randolph
Commercial College
Musical Institute
J. T. Ewards
N.Y
General Agency
John Sill
Adam
Andrson
Bueet Amo
Business Directory
T. Neill
New Exchange Block
Leonhart Broad
J. A. Schofield
Brown & Stone
Second Street
First National Bank
B Browk
MW. B. Brown
C. W. Stone
Ball & Thompson
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A. A. Davie & Co
Ball
C. Thompson
Dinsmoor & Cable
Offce
Waters Street
Scafeld Block
Hunter & Son
Chas. Dinehool
JAS. Cable
Wetmore, Noyes & Hinckley
Johnsons Exchange
Weymore
HH. Noyes
W.D. Stackley
Freeman & Trankey
Judge Scofield
Liberty Street
A. Freeman
W. G. Trankey
W. E. Rice
Ofice Beatty Block
A. A. Davis & Co
Geo. G. Cornelius
Justice of the Peace
Scofield Block
Front Street
W.Y
J. M. Davies
Baptist Church
A. W. Merck
Ph. G
Second
Hickory Streets
Carver House
Lepcir
A. (. McAlpine
Merek
J. Danforth
S. W. Corner
Liberty Streets
John Sager
Ofice Over
Wise's
Exchange Hotel
G. H. Leonhart
Carver
C. W. King
Revere
Frank Metzger
Retes
Ludlow
T. C. Jackson
Corner Market
Second Streets
Lew Meyer
Suspension Bridge
Palace Barber Shop
Nick Moll
Hoffman
Liberty and
W. A. Greaves
Hall Black
Episcopal Church
C. Smith
Golden Horseshoe
W. W. Freeman
Hoffman Block
Richard B. Stewart
No. 11
Third Street
Hi. M. Rounds
Spring Creek
Eldredge B
Buffalo
Seawls
Naw
Ayer & Son
surLbine
Eighth Sts
Ayer & Son's
Meldrum
Main
Aveerican Block
J. K. Ronne
Rowland
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