The Man Who Explains His Business Reasoning
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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1901
Page
6
Struck by a stone on western tunnel exit
White engineman K H Burge of Grafton was struck by a loose stone from tunnel No 6 while on his regular westbound run last Tuesday night. He suffered a bad scalp wound, stopped his engine at Central, and returned home to recover, remaining under care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. H. Burge
Grafton
Burge
Central
Farnsworth
Parkersburg Sentinel
Salisbury
London
Hans
Lin
Bern
London and Northwestern Railway
Ugow
Tutin
Lumimier
Keslow
How it is Done with Green's August Flower
An old advice note promotes Green's August Flower as a cure to indigestion and liver issues. It asserts the first goal is wealth and the second health, claiming two doses restore health and offers a free sample from The Grafton & Chemical Co. with a regular size price of 75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton & Chemical Co
Inaugural Excursions to Washington for Presidential Ceremonies
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad sells excursion tickets at one fare round trip for the Washington inaugural events on March 4. Travel on regular trains with vestibuled coaches and Pullman cars. Sleeper and dining car services available. ticket agent contact Goo W Lowther. consult on artificial eyes offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Roos
Washington
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Pullman
Lowther
Baltmore & Ohio Railroad
The Storm Passing Over the Night Sky
A poem depicts a night scene where distant stars brighten as a westward storm roars. Thunder proclaims the storm god, lightning splits the sky, and heavy rain drums the ground. After the tempest, clearing skies reveal shining stars and calm earth restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breed International Magazine
Town Glokks Capture in Graytown Clock Heist
A well dressed man enters a village church basement and steals a leather bag after winding a clock on the tower. Rodney Galvin, a local hopeful who longs to be a businessman, engineers the theft with a hidden pulley and a system of weights in a dusty chapel clockwork scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Galvin
Rodney Gilvit
Rodney
Duey
Cloel
Graytown
Sohateh
Ain
Belfry
Rodney Galvin Captures Bank Robber Alone at Meeting House
In a daring rescue, Rodney Galvin of the Institute of Technology helps capture a bank robber. After locating the thief in a hidden shaft, he lowers a weight with a rope, binds the man, and delivers the leather bag of plunder to the cashier. Rodney’s bravery earns his father’s pride and a formal reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hess
Hasan
Beach
Owell
Rodney
Tedney
Farling
Tidney
Institute
Techology
Rodney Knevy
Tim
Rodney Galvin
Institute of Technology
Cleveland
Moonshiner's Tale Recounts Old Legal Lore
A Washington Post excerpt recounts a moonshine case in which a jail inmate received tobacco as a bribe. Government surveyors question the legality of moonshine production, with characters Juba French and Jim Truman offering conflicting, dubious testimony about a law once said to exist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaba Hutt
Arotina
Juba French
Jim Truman
Juba
Washington Post
Huge Railroad Blast Attracts Crowds In Belington
On Saturday the Belington and Northern Railroad Co. conducted a giant blast using 2500 pounds of powder, possibly the largest in railroad construction history. About 3000 yards of solid stone were moved, equating to 12,150,000 pounds, with spectators lining the hills to view the explosion overseen by RS Dayton, the construction foreman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belington and Northern R. R.co
RS Dayton
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