Vanderbilts Death Shocks New York as William H Dies
New York dec 9 William h Vanderbilt died after a brief apoplectic stroke in his Fifth Avenue library. He conversed with Robert Garrett and planned a drive with his son George before collapsing. Doctors arrived, but he died within minutes. The report traces his wealth, railroad empire, family, and plans for Staten Island real estate. Funeral set for Friday at St Bartholomew's with simple rites.
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New York
William H. Vanderbilt
Fifth Avenue
Robert Garrett
Baltimore & Ohio Railway
New York Central
Louis
College of Physicians and
Maude
Mr. Vanderbilt
Mr. Ward
George
Mr. Twombley
Ward’s
Chauncey M. Depew
West Shore
Mr. Depew
Robert Garratt
Baltimore & Ohio Line
Mr. Garrett
George Vanderbilt
Staten Island
Baltimore & Ohio
Vanderbilt
Garrett
Mr. Twombler
Dr. McLane
Bre. Vanderbilt
Commodore
William H
Lake Shore
Nickel Plate
Michigan Central
Canada Southern
Harlem
North Western
St. Paul
Omaha
Mr. Vanderpilt
Duke of
North-Western
Chicago & Rock Island
Delaware & Lackawanna
Ita
Abfa Mele
Bin
Cornelius
Mixa Quinn
Cincinnati
William XK
Lake Shore Board
Miss Smith
Savannah
Frederick Anthony
Margaret
Elliot T. Shepard
Emily
William D. Sloan
Florence
Hamilton McK. Twombley
Liza
Lelia
Seward Webb
James Watson Webb
Central
Hudson River
Dr. Webb
Wagner Palace Car Company
Richmond
Cona
Helm
Vanage
Wall Street
St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church
Madison Avenue
Forty- Fourth Street
Samuel Cooke
Episcopal Church
New Dorp Cemetery
Vanderbilt Mausoleum
President's First Message to Congress Summary
The Week of Wisconsin abridges the President's initial address to Congress, listing major topics from Foreign Affairs to Civil Service Reform. Highlights include nominations and treaties, naval and army plans, fiscal statements, tariff changes, and presidential succession amendments. Also reports local Wisconsin items: a child’s death from trichinae, counterfeit arrests, a La Crosse shooting, fires in Sparta, and a note from Fulton Wait, Elk Rapids, Michigan.
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Hendricke
Keiley
Austria
Eads
Senate
Diva
Congo
House
National
Bureau of Record
Naturalization
Spain
Cuba
San Domingo
Ps. Treasury
NAVY
Secretary of Navy
Navy Department
ARMY
Post-Office
Prathiordter
Fulton Wait
Elk Rapids
Michigan
Packed World News Roundup From Europe to U S
Briefer items report Michigan Grange with 552 lodges and 15 000 members Berlin census shows population over 1 316 000 Spurgeon allegedly collapses from heart disease in London Kansas City gas works explosion injures engineer power cut leaves city in darkness Akron sewer collapse buries men four dead two critically ill Kearney Neb post office clerk arrested Prescott Ariz for robbing letters Texas Central train mangles Rev H T Wilcox and two daughters Republicans nominate Logan for president pro tempore but he declines Anglican? Lineage remains unclear. Lima updates say Iglesias and Cacerca renounce executive power Harvard librarian Joan Lanapos dies Connop Seipp building fire in Chicago damages 250 000 Tunouca caucus supports Logan for president pro tempore. he declines East River cable train accident injures five Canonsburg Pa gas explosion destroys dwelling. family injured but baby unharmed Epcar L Waxestan seeks divorce from Antoinette Wakeman after 1868 marriage and desertion Great Britain faces four-party system. Salisbury uncertain about office tenure with parliament unlikely to last the year.
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Michigan Grange
Berlin
London
Spurgeon
Kansas City
Akron
Kearney
Neb
Prescott
A. T
H. T. Wilcox
Texas Central
Bryan
Sir Henry
J.P. Mills & Co
Indianapolis
Ind
Tunex
Richard S. Hatherly
Baltimore
Bis
Lima
Iglesias
Cacerca
Joan Lanapos
Harvard University
Union
Harvard
Coxnap Seipr
Franklin Street
Chicago
C. M. Henderson & Co
Morris Anderson & Butchart
Iirsin
James Armsworth
Monticello
Tunouca
East River Bridge
Brooklyn
Fr. E. Meyers
Canonsburg
Epcar L. Waxestan
The
Current
Antoinette V. Wakeman
Minneapolis
Minn
von Hoesen
St. Paul
Wakeman
Europe
Great Britain
United Kingdom
Lord Salisbury
Gladstone
Salisbury
Churchill
Parnell
Drowning at AprLeron cistern and local crime notes
Mrs. F. Rockstroh was found drowned in a cistern at AprLeron Wisconsin after rising at 4 am to fetch water. It is believed she slipped through the floor opening in the woodshed and fractured her skull. A second item reports a jewelry store burglary in Carcaco Illinois with losses between six and ten thousand dollars.
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la Crosse
Wis
Mollie Adolf
Bagnio
John Hart
Stillwater
Hart
Adolf
AprLeron
F. Rockstroh
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Wasase
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Davenpory
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Wilbur Norris
J.d. Pratt
Pratt
Sparta
Bart. Fitzsimmons
Noble
Glenn Falls Company
Dr. J. Flynn &Co
East 15Th Bt
Carcaco
Ill
B. N. Marks & Co
Adama Street
Ayer
Dion
SFR Pai
Wee
Ae Consin
Car
East Water
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
ST. Louis
Chicaco
W. G. Haskin
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Burneven
JAS. Morgan's
East Water Street
Faille Francaise
Pa, Lou
T.a.chapman &Co
Bergy Electoral
T.A. Chapman & 60
ApMiral
David D. Porter
Porter
Grant
Hubbard Bros
LaSalle St
Airea
J- D
Nimrod Tobacco
Nimrod
Gil
Ss. W. Venable & CO
Petersburg, VA
Stark Bros. CO
Diane Catterol
Grand Union Tea Company
Wisconsin Street
Idanceceaser Lab
Hancock
O. L. Packard
West Waler St
Wa Bell Direct
Hna
Rices
Agi Niffen
West Water St
Brown Boos
Rochester
N.Y
P. D, Vickery
Augusta
Maine
Business Directory
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Wheelock
Kate I
Woman's Exch
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Wicon-in
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Werner F
Broadway
Sycamore
Fisher Davenport
Huron
Plantinton
Bernstein F
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Milwaukee Creamery Co
Reinhold John
Opera
Jacobi
Plankinton Horse
Wyman
Dieiwitkee
Beyer J. W
Mason
Conway, Clements & Willams
Roebel Henry T
Welles John C
Reinhard M
Grand Avenue
Plankintom
Toombs James
Palace King
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Leidel E. A. M
Nmisetsery
Jackmaniss J
UhHg, Arthur & Co
Laverrenz
Otto & Bro
Pan & Shape
Cramer, Aikens and
Cramer
Miwaukee Street
Stout, Underwood & Co
Schorse & Co
Chestnut
Goodwin Henry D
Woodes, Ware, Grocers
Bayville, Butler & Co
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