Wall Street Reflects On Harriman Death And Future Railways
Following Mr Harriman's death Wall Street debated the need for an emergency conference. Leaders such as Morgen, Schiff, Stillman, and Perkins expressed deep regret but avoided rapid judgments, noting the railroad empire would likely continue with little policy change after his death.
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James Stillman
George W Perkins
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Fragmented OCR list of names and places across regions
A garbled OCR passage lists many personal names with scattered locations such as Marshall Hall Md Coienville Ma and various surnames like Wood Wells Anderson Young and Jones. It resembles an index or roster fragment with no coherent event or narrative linking the entries.
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John Richa
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Peter Hayes
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Fragments From Obituaries and Notices in New Hampshire
A compilation of obituaries and notices, listing names such as James Annette, Ethel Howtis, Thomas Goodwin, Haetgs BrcHt el, and John Roberts, with scattered dates in September and references to interments and funerals across New Hampshire locations. The fragmentary text includes family relationships, locations, and service details, reflecting a local newspaper’s social notices and memorials.
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Health Office Record of Various Individuals and Ages
A health office log lists numerous individuals by surname or initials, with ages ranging from infants to seniors. It includes mentions of names such as Bernanl, Upton, Wildman, Radice, Blue, Harris, Yates, and Danforth, among others, with scattered ages and unidentified notes. The fragmented OCR captures a roster-like record of people connected to medical or public health notes, likely a ported census or patient registry from a historical Helena file.
Tributes to Harriman lauded by rivals and friends
National figures from railroads and banks praised Harriman after his death. James J Hill Odell and others spoke of his drive and constructive genius. Odell highlighted his health hopes while Clews and Clawert noted his unmatched Wall Street influence and future plans.
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Harriman Life and Work Chronicle 1848-1909
A compact outline of E H Harriman birth in Hempstead on February 25 1848 his rise from Wall Street messenger to NYSE seat holder in 1870 and founder of Harriman & Co. It covers railroad leadership roles including Minnors Central 1883 vice president 1884 director, Union Pacific 1898, Southern Pacific 1901, Northern Pacific 1901 directorate, and Illinois Central presidency 1903, ending with a failed Equitable Life bid in 1895 and death September 9 at Arden NY.
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Minnors Central
Ene Railroad
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Morgan and
Hull Interests
Northern Pacific
Illinois Central
Stuyvesant Tish
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Arden NY
Harriman REMARKS on death by James McCrea Pennsy Railroad
In Philadelphia Pennsylvania James McCrea president of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company expressed deep sorrow at the death of Harriman. He called Harriman farsighted broad minded and a booster of progress whose rail projects consistently improved the nation and benefited the public. His loss is severely felt.
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Alwaya
Harriman Wealth Seen At 50 to 100 Million
Edward H Harriman’s fortune is estimated between 50 million and 100 million dollars, largely tied to railway properties. His family includes wife Mary Avertil of Rochester and five children, with prominent connections to Union Pacific, Southern Pacific, and other railroad interests, plus holdings in banking and real estate. His New York Arden estate is valued over two million.
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Hiss Mary Avertil
Rochester
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Ogdensburg
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Gerry
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Tra Union Pacfic
Southern Paluta Systems
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Holy Central
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Pacific Mall
Stearteifip Company
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Hare
Wells Fargo Express Company
Mec Harriman
Arden Taaxid
Gunners' Good Work Praised by Officer in Sea Practice
Norfolk Va Sept. The naval gunners aboard the Atlantic battleship fleet practiced at sea near the Virginia Capes showing marksmanship that could deter any enemy. An officer lauded the crews for their superb target work, while damage to the target boat O Brien was repaired as the fleet continued evolutions in light seas. Repairs to target boats Nos 1 and 2 progressed, with Hicholson in dry dock awaiting return to the fleet.
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Pont Hicholson
Duryea's Auto Kills Boy at Paris Station
A boy riding on a wagon was struck and killed at Paris station by a driver connected to Herman Duryea of New Paris. The incident occurred near the railroad platform as the child attempted to jump from the wagon. The report cites the auto operator and the station location in a brief fatal accident notice.
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Paris
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New Paris
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Harriman Government Suit Over Railroads Heads to Court
A century old dispute pits the U S government against Harriman controlled lines including Union Pacific and Southern Pacific. The case seeks dissolution of a railroad combination violating antitrust law while addressing claims of damages and contested reimbursements tied to Salton Sea dam rebuilding. The Supreme Court ruled last December on Harriman’s favored testimony in an Interstate Commerce Commission case, limiting investigations to breach of law rather than general inquiries.
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Edward H. “Herriman Biere
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Thia
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Salton Sea
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Colorado River
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Southern Pacific Railroad
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Supreme Court of the United States
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Kuhn Loeb & Co
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Kohn Loeb & Co
Union Pacife
Union Pacific
Chicago and Alton
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Eubn Loeb & Co
Meera Stewart
Mitchell
Atchuon Topeke and Santa Fe Railroad
Gregan Short Line
Loon Pacific
Harriman Death Seen Likely To Spare Washington Markets
Washington financiers express little fear of a broad financial downturn from Harriman’s death. Some say markets priced in the long illness, with speculation focused on railroad and exchange activity. Prominent figures in the Washington Stock Exchange credit Harriman’s planning and retirement from daily management for the muted impact.
New York Ride Association Match Captures First Prize
Distant shooters dominated the Seventy first regiment match with First District taking overall honors and Second District securing second place. High scorer Lieutenant Caldwell led with 24(42) rapid fire and 99 skirmish points, while Second District praised for strong performances and a 40 percent Gould Trophy tally.
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Awelfth
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Iueut Caldwell
Firet Distret
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Abe Seevan Distr & Rapid Skimish
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The Best Investment in Washington
Seven lots opposite the United States Naval Observatory near Wisconsin Avenue offered at 500 dollars each. All cash and 1 dollar per month terms. Located in the northwest section with water and newer sewers, improvements expected to raise value quickly.
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Interpreting a Tarnished Combat Rifle Competition Report
International Realty and Development Co. 313-14 Colorado Bidg. appears in a garbled guns and teams score rundown. The passage lists teams from New York and Washington with match scores for revolver and rifle events, noting winners and placements, including a Manhattan Rifle and Reaiver Association and various squadron, captain, and lieutenant names, along with scattered numerical scores and event references.
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Sherilan Ferree
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Taft Upholds Dismissal for Lieut Clarence Nettles
The President approved a general court martial at Denver Colorado dismissing First Lieutenant Clarence Nettles for neglecting private debts and making false statements to the department. Nettles enlisted in the Second South Carolina Volunteers during the Spanish American War and later served until dismissal.
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South Carolina Volunteer Infantry
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