Church sale disputed as Allison plans world transport control
Market Square church vestry calls Sargent Slatena to discuss selling church tenements to Edward G. Allison the local traction king. Rev Smith Boyd questions the church policy while Allison campaigns for consolidation and control of global transportation. Gall rides with Allison then faces disapproval at Jim Ingle's home.
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Market Square
Sargent Slatena
Edward G. Allison
Smith Boyd
Allison
Gall
Jim
Alison
Jim Sargent
Anere
Allison Gains Control in Inland Pacific Rail Merger
Allison ousts directors at Silverknob and Nugget City and installs own leadership as he seeks to extend lines. He negotiates a freight deal with Inland Pacific for Pines to Nugget City despite opposition from Wilcox who cites territory limits and weak local traffic while planning a branch rebuild.
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Pines
Nugget City
Copperville
Wilcox
Yando Chasm
Golden West
Priestly and
Gorman
Allison
New York
Pacific Slope
Puget Sound
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Orange Valley
Gail Sargent
Denver
Rocky Mountains
Silverknob
Fair Country
Jersey City
Chicago
Inland Pacific
The
Inland
Allison Bay
Wbvox
Bilverknob
White Hange
Gala of Music and Awakening at Gail’s Evening
In Jim Sargent’s house Gail receives a quiet performance from Rev. Smith Boyd as Gail and the rector blend in song. Aunt Helen Davies weighs possible husbands, while Gail contemplates future marriage and a new self awareness sparked by Allison and a poised social circle.
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Jim Sargent
Aunt Grace
Gail
Rev
Smith Boyd
Gall
Aunt Grace Sargent
Juanita
Boyd
Grace
Aunty
la Eile
Ted Teasdale
Dick Rodley
Arty Fosland
Houston van Ploon
Lucile
Ted
Rodney
Arly Fosland
Rodley
Howard
Galil
Arty
Rev. Smith Boyd
Mrs. Davies
van Ploon
Collie
Uncle Jim
Allison
Helen
Aunt Helen
Jim
Luctle
Vedder Court property put under condemnation for city terminal
Allison discusses a planned condemnation of Vedder Court property for the Municipal Transportation company terminal. Tim Corman confirms the plan and assures no hitch, setting a one week notice for action with an appraisal of thirty one million as the stake.
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United States
Edwards&. Allison
Allison
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Tim
Vedder Court
Tim Corman
Municipal Transportation Company
Vague as to Causes of War in Ireland
Norman Hapgood in Harper's Weekly notes Ireland’s ignorance of world events. He cites anecdotes showing local misunderstanding of why Britain and Germany fought and how individuals rationalize the conflict.
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Ireland
England
Germany
Herodotus
Norman Hapgood
Harper's Weekly
Fray Bentos Kitchen Turns Waste to Wealth in Argentina
In Fray Bentos Argentina the world’s largest kitchen produced beef extract from 40 pounds of beef per pound of extract. Through 1900 river waste from 1,000 bullocks daily polluted River Plate and ash drifted ashore as fish oil lighting gas replaced river trade with electricity.
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Fray-Bentos
River Plata
Fray-Benton
Bish
Fray-Rentos
Meteor mystery in orbit of a dubious writer
An astronomer encountered by a writer named Gash sparks questions about credibility. The exchange suggests the writer seeks authority on meteors while the astronomer’s credentials remain unclear.
Woman credits Lydia E Pinkham remedy for relief at change of life
Mrs Thomson of Philadelphia describes six years of severe monthly pains during change of life. She tried several doctors with little relief until Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound was used and brought complete relief enabling her to resume housework. She endorses the product and allows its use. The notice invites women to seek advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. confidentially.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
E. Pinkham
Mrs.Thomson
W. Russell St
Philadelphia
Lydia E. Pink
So Shines a Good Deed
A brisk young man notices an old gray horse by a future curb near Union Station. He feeds the animal green grass, restoring its mood, inspiring a hotel man to offer the same kindness. The moment highlights the power of example.
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Union Station
Whitey Gray
Mr. Torse
Ancient Egypt population myths and city counts
The article notes no population statistics for ancient Egypt. Herodotus claims at least 20 000 inhabited cities in Amasis era around 625 B C, a figure considered impossible by scholars Maspero Champollion Flinders Petrie Rawlinson. Authorities and Britannica are cited. Pacific coast hops are now largely picked by machinery.
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Ancient Egypt
Herodotus
Amasis
Maspero
Champollion
Flinders
Petrie
Rawlinson
Encyclopedia Britannica
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