RAIL KING Edwin Hawley Built Empire From Humble Start
The article profiles Edwin Hawley, a formidable railroad figure who began in Chatham New York selling butter and eggs and rose to control a vast network reaching from sea to sea. It notes key moves with the Erie Ohio and Mississippi and Huntington, Harriman clashes, and mentions his wealth estimate, modest lifestyle, and wide property interests while keeping business secrets private.
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New York
Edwin Hawley
Chatham
James J. Hill
T Wassard
EH. Harriman
Wall Street
Edwin Hewley
Hawley
Erie Railway
Ohio & Mississippi
M P Huntington
Southern Pacific Railroad
Huntington
Harriman
Rocksland
Town Central
Roswell Sage
Takiens
Ralroads
Aerest Iam
A Century Ahead Christmas Dreams of 2009
A reader envisions Christmas in 2009 with life sized Teddy bears, airship Santa deliveries, and pneumatic tubes replacing streets. Homes rise into skyscrapers with mechanical dinners, telephones control theater access, and toys walk talk and sing while solar and wireless power power daily life.
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Ike
Tme
Santa Claus
Uasgine
Toy
Christmans
New Railways Attract American Settlers To Canada
American settlers migrate across the border seeking free homesteads and safer life in Canada. About 70,000 farmers may move this fall, taking roughly 79 million in cash and effects. Canadians offer stable law, lower tariffs, and ready rail links like Canadian Pacific, Canadian Northern, and Grand Trunk Pacific. Government agents in U S cities provide information to interested settlers.
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Middle West
Canada
Moira
United States
Canadian Pacific
Canadian Northern
Grand Trunk Pacific
Risky Decision Echoes at Quiet Club
Dialogue hints at a late night plan with a cautionary note about a risky move. Characters debate leaving at 11 o'clock and whether it would lead to fear of establishing a dangerous precedent. The tone suggests unease about consequences of staying out.
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