Wall Street Panic Plot Involving Kelvin and Breed
Phillip Kelvin and his bodyguard invade Wall Street with two million dollars in a dress suitcase and begin selling stocks, causing a panic as Henry Breed’s bread trust is revealed as the real power. Elsie White falls for Kelvin while Breed schemes to control cash, railroads, and a vault of millions, aided by his wireless operator Bragg and railroad man Rollins.
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Phillip Kelvin
Sam
Wall Street
Rensselaer
Elsie White
Elsie
Phillip
Galleon
Kelvin
Henry Breed
Bread Trust
Pellman
Breed
Lillian Breed
Forest Lakes
Lillian
United States
Bragg
Rollins
White
Mrs. White
Blagg
Ielvin
Montana
Breevd
Stock Exchange
Rage
Remsseliuer
Philip
Lilian Breed
Wage
Lilian
Welvin
Phes
Kelvin plans control of US railroads in reform tale
In a heated breakfast scene Phillip Kelvin and Henry Breed discuss social rule, power, and reform as Bragg and White clash over wealth. Kelvin reveals how a financier using holding proxies can seize a railroad futures and steer national transport policy while Lilian Breed eyes grand ambitions.
Print Shop Warning to Satisfy Clients
A printer warns that failure to meet clients' needs will harm the shop and its reputation. The message underlines that the printers serve shrewd traders and cannot afford poor performance.
The Pyramid of Control in the Railroad Wars
Nelvin explains a vast financial web where one man holds under 1 percent of all railroad stock yet can steer every line. Sumner Rollins emerges as the lone rival, a cautious investor who has quietly amassed significant minority stakes and trades in Northern Pacific and New Haven.
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Sed
Phillip
United States
Breed
Rollins
Sumner Rollins
Nelvin
Jim
Stock Exchange and Stock Exchange
Northern Pacific
New Haven
Evolution of presidential nominating methods
Victor Rosewater traces the shift from informal early practices to the modern system. He notes how electoral rules, party caucuses, and the rise of national conventions transformed selection from a grant of consensus to a structured, rule bound process guiding presidential nominations.
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George Washington
United States
John Adams
Republic
Aaron Burr
Thomas Jefferson
Electoral College
House
Senate
Congress
Victor Rosewater
American Review of Reviews
Nightmares After The Theater Stirs Cautious Talk
A fragment from the Washtunstoen Star reports a cryptic exchange about fear and dreams following a theater premiere. Noa questions Welsh rabbit’s aftertaste and Ed jokes about preferring nightmares to lingering thoughts of the play.
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Noa
London Street Cries From Olden Days in the City
An old feature recalls London street cries once heard in competition with postmen and muffin men. It lists calls from Frederick W. Hackwood’s The Good Old Times and notes outdated phrases like Cherry Ripe, Baking or Roiling Apples, Green Hastings, and Rabbits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Frederick W. Hackwood
Church Directory for St Joseph’s Catholic Church
Rev M T O'Brien leads Mass on the second and fourth Sundays. Sunday school meets on Sundays at a specified time. The directory notes Byene Ine and Sunday services announced at 7330.
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St. Joseph's Catholic Church
M. T. O'Brien
Swam
Soa
Sunday Services at First Congregational Church
Frank H. Condit is pastor. Sunday School starts at 10 a.m. Evening worship follows at 8 p.m. All are welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Frank H. Condit
Reed Point church schedules weekly Sunday services
St Pauls Methodist Church Reed Point lists Sunday worship every second fourth and fifth Sunday mornings at 11 a m and every Sunday evening at 730. Sunday school every Sunday at 10 a m Epworth League at 7 pm and prayer meeting Thursdays at 8 pm. Divine worship on first and third Sundays at 1030 am with Saturday preceding dates at 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Reed Point
St Mark's Church Publc Services Schedule
St Mark's Episcopal Church announces regular worship on the first two Sundays monthly. First Sunday includes holy communion at 11 am and evening prayer at 7 pm. Second Sunday features morning prayer and litany with evening prayers. Sunday school offered every Sunday at 10 am. Extra services on special occasions and feast days. The public is invited and visitors should announce themselves to the rector G Walter MacWillalls.
Official Directory Congressional State Officials Listed
A compiled directory lists Senators Henry J. Meyers and Jos M. Dixon of Missoula, Representative Chas N Pray of Fort Benton, federal officers including Judge Carl Rasch Surveyor General John I Cone U S Marshal A W Merrifield U S Attorney James W Freeman and more. Also named are Governor Edwin L Norris Lt. Governor William R Allen Secretary of State Abraham W N Yoder State Auditor Harry R Cunningham State Treasurer I I Msselstyn Attorney General Albert J Galen Superintendent Wilfred Harmon Chief Justice Theo H Brantly Associate Justices Wm L Kolloway Henry C Smith Clerk John T Athey Railroad Commissioners B T Stanton Dan Boyle C A Norley State Veterinarian W E Knowles.
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Henry J. Meyers
Missoula
Jos
Carl Rasch
John I. Cone
U. S
A. W. Merrifield
Kalispell
James W. Freeman
Helena
Register
U. S. Land Office
M. R. Wilson
Bozeman
W. H. Sales
Edwin L. Norris
William R. Alen
Abraham WN. Yoder
Harry R. Cunningham
I. I. Msselstyn
Hel
Albert J. Galen
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Wilfred
Harmon
Supreme Court
Theo. H. Brantly
Wm. L. Kolloway
Flenry C. Smith
Trelena
John T. Athey
B. T. Stanton
Dan Boyle
C. A. Norley
W. E. Knowles
Local Officials Listed for Big Timber County and City
State Senator Charles McDonnell and State Representative W L Martin lead the county slate with a full roster including Treasurer If Utermohle and Clerk District Court I M Lamp. City posts show Mayor John F Ashbury and Clerk E C Hale alongside police and council roles, with the board of education named.
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Charles McDonnell
W. L. Martin
Utermohle
Big Wimber
Ciak
John F. Ashbury
E. C. Hale
J. W. Geiger
Aa. G. Hatch
If. Utermohle
T. G. Shipton
Andrew Irvin
E. L. Patterson
CL. Olmstead
W. D. Richards
J. A. Elot
Board of Education
J. A. Lowry
Thos. K. Lee
A. L. Bray
I P. Tintinger
A. K. Wearne
Northern Pacific Time Card and Express Trains Schedule
Train list shows North Coast Limited standing for westbound and multiple express trains including Western Express and Mississippi Valley Express. Eastbound services include North Coast Limited, Atlantic Express, and other scheduled departures with times and train numbers.
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North Coast Limited
Phi P.m
Northern Paecifie Express
A.m
Western Eixpress
tNo
Puteet Sound Express
Pec Pein
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Old Fargus
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Cain
Abel
Tate
Blage
Mr. Kelvin
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Plutocrat
Zelphan and
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Southern
Union Pacific
Southern Railway
Dr. Zelphan
Aveed
Big Road
London Street
Stevens
J. Stevens Arms & Tool Company
P.O. Box
Chicopee Falls
Massachusetts
Professional Directory
A. G. Hatch
Attorney AT Law
John B. Selters
Irvine Black
R. J. Northern
Osteopath
Soth
A. P. O'Leary
DO. Glaiborn
Ofice
Richard
M. W. Barr
B. J. Kleinhesselink
A. D. Knowles
D. V
Livingston
D. H. Marsh
Big Timber, Montana
Sixth Ave
Brianhble
Church Directory
First Methodist Episcopal Church
David Hardy
St. Mark’s Church
G. Walter MacWillalls
Official Directory
Congressional
Ena
Sixth Judicial District
Frank Henry
Court R
Jerome Wiliams
Big Timber
Justices of the Peace
C. IE Jungro
Melville
High School Board
C. T. Busha
HH. C. Pound
George Baker
Is. L. Patterson
Henry Nicholson
O. Forsythe
Jessie R. Isgens
Boing West
Boing East
North Couse Eliltedi
O. Grain
Eno
Athinite Iapressa
Falcom
Maostern Express
Tal Dem
Miss. Valley Express
Fie Im
SVG Helen PN
Uarete
Second Ave. West
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