The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-10-20
FROM HEART DISEASE
Death of George M. Pullman at
His Chicago Home.
THE PALACE-CAR MAGNATE
Mr.. Pullman Had Been Troubled With
Angina Pectoris During the Summer.
The Millionaire Passed Away
With Scarcely Struggle


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anu no iuheI arrangements VIII pe
made until she arrives.
in 1893. He nj once took prominent
place In business circles. In lsso. owing
To the growing demands Of his manu-
featuring interests. ne put into eNecu-
tion pet theory for ihe establishment
ot model town. as "A home for his
car works and the thousands of EN-
pl"yos. sit" was selected on the
shores of Lake Calumet. n miles south
of Chicago. Mr., Pullman devoted his
personal attention Ia the src'tion az
the little city and succeeded even be-
yond his own expectations in making
n model town. Pullman now has pop
ulation of A. 900.
Mr., Pullman's wealth Is variously es-
timated from sl2.Voo.0oo to s3e.0oo. .0"o.
His financial interests were confined 10
Few corporations. the bulk of the
holdings being stock IN th. Pullman
Palace Car company. Of which he
owned about one-half Suihe stock WAS
also held I'm the Diamond Match and
New York Biscuit. The securities We're
somewhat affected by the news of Mr.
Pullmans death. hut quickly recoN-
cred.
MI. Pullman Was married IN lsG, 10
MISS HATTIE sanger of thi'ago. -Four
children are living. George Sanger
Harriet and Florence.
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lh ,nauiauiua county y. Y" March
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