Young New Yorkers Lead Finance and Publishing Elite
A New York Aug 30 feature profiles Edward Gould son of Jay Gould and a wave of young men under 30 shaping Wall Street, banking, journalism, law and the arts. It names Paul Dana Gilbert Jones George J Gould John A Mason and many others, noting vast early fortunes, rapid careers and a culture of youth in finance, publishing, shipping, and public offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yor
Eddie Gould
Consolidated Stock Exchange
Finance
Edward Gould
Jay Gould
Broadway
Gould
Wall Street
New York
The
Stock Exchange
Old Guard
Paul Dana
Sun
Europe
Lesu
Gilbert Jones
New York Times
Fhe Times
Jones
Times
George J. Gould
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Western Union Telegraph Company
John A. Mason
Civil Service Examining Board
Custom House
BH. B. Dunn
Signal Service Bureau
Henry 5. Ives
Robert Garrett
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Coffee Exchange
Randolph
Walker
Arthur Berry
Hoewitt
Hugh J. Grant
New York County
Tammany Hall
Dr. Eaton
Chapin
Victor Baier
Old Trinity Church
Frank Toft
H. BR. Shelly
Henry Ward Beecher
Richard J. Hall
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Henry P. Loomis
Henry F. Coe
Woman’s Hospital
J. Williston Wright
Creedmoor
Wimbledon
William T. Bull
America
Robert Abbey
Supreme Court
Henry Dugro
Daniel L. Gibbons
Russel P. Flower
Ian
Kelly
Stecker
Chamberlain Ivins
Willian R. Grace & Co
Peru
Ivins
Red Star Steamship Line
James Wright
Yale
Herman Oelrichs
North German
Lloyd Steamship Company
New York Athletic Club
Itime Exchange
Fred E. Scannel
United Kingdom
J. Bruce Ismay
Whites Starline
Oxford
Maritime Exchange
John R. Rogers
Spain
Harper
Ned Pond
W. A. Pond & Co
August Brentano, Jr
Bunner
Puck
Fred Opper
Taylor
Judge
W. J. Arkell
Zimmerman and Gillam
Foster Coates
The Nations Dead at Vicksburg and Other Cemeteries
Special correspondence from Vicksburg on Aug 30 describes national cemeteries including 16,006 headstones at Vicksburg with a 47 acre site costing over 500,000. Ten Ohio private soldiers maintain grounds while the elevated monument recalls Grant and Pemberton. Unidentified remains number 12,710, with bones gathered from battlefields and paid for by contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicksorne
Bayou State
Assembly
Vicksburg
Father of Waters
Ohio
Grant
Pemberton
Balowus
Nature
Silence
View from Vicksburg Cemetery and the graves of war
The piece reflects on Confederate and Union graves at Chalmette and Vicksburg, describing headstones, interments, and cemetery layouts. It contrasts war dead from both sides, notes the Jackson shrine at Chalmette, cites statistics on national cemeteries, and recalls women of Columbus Miss. decorating graves in 1867.
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Vicksburg
Northland
Chalmette
New Orleans
Jackson
Packenham
Crescent City
Chalmette Cemetery
Congress
Women of
Columbus
Novel sight as American boy may enter English Lords
The piece notes it would be novel to see an American born boy sit as a peer in the English house of lords. It then adds a contrasting line about the Fairfax heir, the direct living descendant in the oldest son line, being the son of a Virginia farmer who was driving a rou le team in a Loudoun county bayfield.
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Omaha
Fred, Ames
Boston
Sons of
Oakes Aimes
First National Bank
Paxton
Chanber of Commerce
New York Gifo Insurance
City Hall
Omaha Bee
Rosewater
Sandusky, O
War Department
Western Union
Oimaha
Bee
House of Lords
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Young New Yorkers
Capitol
Pioneer Press
Elwood Cooper
United States
California
Fort Scott
Fort Smith
Fredersburyg
Gettysburg
Glendale
Grafton
W. Va
Hampton
Jefferson Barracks
St. Louis
Knoxville
Tenn
Laurel
Lebanon
Logan
Cross Roads
Loudon Park
Marietta
Memphia
Mobile
Ala
Mound City
Nashville
Ten
Natchez
Miss
New Albany
Ind
Poplar Grove
Vta
Port Hudson
Raleigh
N.C
Richmond
Alexandria
Andersonville
Antietam
Arlington
Bais Blua
Barrancas
Fin
Baton Rouge
la Beaufort
S.C
Beverly
N. J
Brownsville
Tex
Camp Butterpear
Springfield
Ill
Camp Nelson
Nicholasville
Cave Hill
Louisville
N. C
Chattanooga
City Point
Coli Harbor
Corinth
Crown Hill
Indianapolis
Culpepper
Custer’s Battle Field
Cypress Hill
City of Mexico
Danville
Ehuira
N. Fien's Point
J. Florence
Fort Donelson
Fort Gibson
Whitehall
Leavenworth
Wilmington
Fort McPherson
Winchester
Fayetteville
Ark
Yorktown
Shiloh
San Antonio
Seven Pines
Stone River
Icksburg
Don
Rock
San Francisco
Boston Transcript
Acker
L. G. Neves
Warren, Pa
L. G. Neyes
Aker
Noyes
L. G. Noyes
Dragg St. Warren
Philadelphia & Erie
Westwal Sheffield
Warren
Sheffield
Ridges
Weslwyn
Erie Oiail
Sunbury
Harrisburg
Lancaster
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Pulman
Erie
Philaddelphia
Williamsport
Altimore
Wieslington
Roarhes
Waillinosport
Hullimore
Kane Accommodation
Kane
Wien
Tharough
Praine
Baspante
Soutil
Erie Mimil
Yorke
Phikuelphir
Sleeping Cares
Loma Piiadelpha Jattrom
Willinamsy
Philadelphin
Bourie
Line
Rady
CULAR
Epma Fund
Manes
Ju. Wood
Arra OkealTanys Adh
Pen Eerie
Res Ra
Milubaitele
Pleteher &Uw
Cincinnati
M. Mead
Agent
Corry
Weae
Association
John Anderson
J.Z. Arnold
Gieas. Dawig
J. Ross
G. Beers & CO
Ewtown
Conn
N.w.ayer & Son
Philadelphia Cor, Chestnut
Eighth Sts
Ayer & Son
Arren Savings Bank
L. F. Watson
T. B. Nesmith
Preeti
A. J. Hazeltine
D. H. Hunter
M. B. Duorem
Jas. Clark, Jr
B. Nesmith
L. R. Freeman
Naw
National Bank
Myron Waters
Francis Henry
D. L. Gerould
Capital
HH. A. Jamisson
V. Davis
P.johnson
A. Hertzel
W.D. Brown
G.N. Parmlee
A. T. Scofield
RST National Bank
Warren, Penn’a
L. D. Wetmore
Pres
M. Beecher
Coah
Warren County
England
Ireland
Scotland
Chamberlain Institute
N.Y
JT. Wards
General Agency
John Sill
Adam
Meldrum
Main
Daily
Main St
American Block
Buffalo