Death of Jay Gould and details of his life in brief
New York December 3 1892 Jay Gould world famed railroad magnate died yesterday from pulmonary consumption at his home. He lay surrounded by family accepting the end with calmness and consciousness and requested his loved ones be with him. Funeral arrangements will be simple and held at the family mansion with interment at Irvington.
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NEW York Weekly Tribune
United States
New York
Jay Gould
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Mr. Gould
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Helen Gould
Howard Gould
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Roderick Terry
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The
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Domestic life and fortunes of George Gould family
A fragmented account outlines the Gould family, focusing on George Gould and his wife Helen Day Miller, their home life at 579 Fifth Avenue, the Irvington country estate with greenhouses, and George Gould’s long-standing role as his father’s business associate. It mentions Mrs Gould’s quiet public presence and Miss Helen Miller Gould’s management of the estate.
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Gould Family at Center of Wall Street After Financier Jay Gould Dies
The Gould family faced boardroom and inheritance questions as Jay Gould dies leaving his sons Edwin George and Howard and daughter Annie. Markets reacted with cautious trading as brokers predicted limited impact. Estimates of his fortune ranged from 60 to 100 million dollars with major holdings in Western Union Missouri Pacific Manhattan and Wabash stocks and large bond stakes. his estate would pass to his children intact according to reports.
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Phenomenon Halts Mining Shaft Near Wenp City
Blanton and Wyatt sank shafts on a zinc ore claim near Wenp City. At thirty feet heat rose to dangerous levels, an air blast allowed continued work, and at seventy feet ore burned miner hands. A third shaft also showed heat, a unique occurrence with no explanation.
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Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Cure for Catarrh
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Folklore of the Pueblo Indians in New Mexico
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Homestead Riot Costs Reported in State Ledger
The document outlines expenses from the Homestead riot including troop maintenance and transportation totaling up to 450 000 dollars. Warrants already drawn total 7 221 dollars, with the Pennsylvania line and related items aggregating 62 000 dollars.
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Greenland
Pennsylvania
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Riot fears loom as troops kept on standby in unrest
Across the city crowds united in protests while police and mounted units dispersed demonstrators. The ex promoter Beriotesta drew cheers as supporters urged action against municipal authorities. Officials fear further trouble as laborers rail against government cabinet and elite panic grows.
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Relief efforts organized to aid Homestead destitute families
A meeting in Homestead Pennsylvania on December 8 led to ward committees to collect cash and goods for the relief of needy residents. W H Gaches treasurer and others form the relief committee, which will coordinate with city trade unions to distribute aid as outside contributions flow in.
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Woman Confesses to Murder in Arkansas
Mrs Fannie Adams admits killing her husband with a revolver on November 24 to clear the way for marriage to George Widman who supplied the weapon. The confession places motive as ending the marriage and aligning with Widman.
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Fannie Adams
George Widiame
Mother's Friend and Liver Regulator Ad Claims
An old medical advertise set touts Mother's Friend to ease labor pains and Simmons Liver Regulator to cure heartburn. It mentions local drug sellers Laubach & Boyd Keller & Wilson and notes a bank robbery in Allentown Washington state where two youths were captured soon after.
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Congressmen push tariff revision and treasury relief plan
In a return to the city Congressman Sproycer calls for early tariff reform and measures to avoid a July treasury deficit. He says the new tariff must raise revenue, not lessen it, and favors an extra session without new taxes. State tax decisions include multiple Pittsburgh area rulings and bank liquidation ends with a final 50 percent dividend to creditors.
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Unclear passage reports deaths and personal distress in 1900s setting
The fragment mentions Joho Reilly’s fortune tied to a grandfather’s death, a New York figure Fairchild linked to Cleveland's cabinet, and an anti-snappers group. It also notes Miss L Anderson Bernard of Detroit in San Diego who shot herself on hotel steps, with a body found on the steps.
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Aunt Fanny's Health Restorer Featured in Local Ad
An advertisement promotes Aunt Fanny's Health Restorer to combat dyspepsia liver complaint and indigestion. It claims to relieve sleepless nights and languid mornings with a trial package offered free and a large 600 size available at Laubach & Boyd's.
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