Prominent Figures and Early 20th Century Notables
A collage of brief sketches highlights Dr. Verdon a university president born 1871 in Missouri son of slaves and head of a leading western university, H Clay Evans a Chattanooga native turned London consul general famed for blunt interviews, Richard Yates a sharp military figure noted for grit, and Percival Clement Vermont governor candidate known for a vaudeville style campaign. Also mentioned are Upton Sinclair author of The Jungle and Charles G. Dawes former currency controller with tales of political and civic life.
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Vic Afterwird
Wilberforce University
Ohio
Missouri
Quindaroe
Kan
West
Booker F. Washington
Tuskegee
Percival W. Clement
Independent Republica
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Pheteneer
Proctor
Redfield Proctor
Clement
Vermont
Vanderbilt
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Vermont House of
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Rutland County
Dames and Daughters Reflect a Lively Turn of Society
A fragment from a long society column notes Gould's library rich with volumes and manuscripts, while highlighting notable women and happenings. Miss Nite Mae Hoffiin becomes the first deaf mute to join a religious order, and Mrs Shouts and Mrs Reid receive social attention in courtly settings. Other items cover American women travelers, fashion leaders, and a playful glimpse of contemporary humor from multiple papers.
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Nite Mae Hoffiin
Hunts Point
Shouts
Theodore Perry Shonts
Pagan Equal
Londonder Gyo
Paris
Joseph T. Dewen
Chicago
Tul House
Tas
Frank Mack
New Tie Hotel
Mes
Mackey
W. B. Wilson
Philadelphia
San America
Andes
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Mother Gray
Childrens Howe
New York
Tir & Remy
Daniel Zimmerman
Saris
C. Orttenburcer
Allen S. Olmsted
M. Kelly
Gray
Shoshone, Wyo
Reservation
B. Kniskern
Chicago & Northwestern Ry
Wind River Reservation
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Columbia River
Cascade Mountains
Stapans
Union
Yelowstone
A. L
Craig
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company
Portland, Oregon
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Thenucal
Ogier
Cambridge
RDO Pe
Cleveland
H. Clay Evans
Republicans of
Tennessee
United States
Roosevelt
London
Chattanooga
Evans
Weill
E. Clay Evans
Richard Fates
Myvi
Yates
Ol” Juick Yates
Asker
Canaan
Booth
Upton Sinclair
Prince Jagen
Bouges
Charles G. Dawes
Saturday Evening Post
Dawes
Treasury
Wild West Sho
Comptruler Dawes
Happs
Charles M. Hough
New
Crediton
Thomas
B. B. Odell
Robert
Tellersah Paccen
Tetons Road
White Hoxford
Platts
Crarles M
Genera Moody
Welen Gould
Brooklyn Eagle
Mushy
Detroit Free Press
Philadelphia Press
Mike
Wolfe
Pat
Mercury ‘Treatseer
Atlanta
Portland
Orecon
Union Pacific
Oregon Country
Exposition City
California
W. H. Connor
East Fourth Street
Cincinnati
J. W. Shaff
Jeffersonian
Ohio Farmer
Pittsburg Stockman
World
Enquirer
J. M. Amos & Sons
Cambridge, O
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