Fallen Princes and Kane Legacy Reflections
A historic column reflects on General Grant as a talented man of common sense, and Kane as a civic hero whose kindness and mercy matched military valor. The piece contrasts Grant’s soul with Kane’s civilian virtues, noting both sleep in local memory amid tribute and mourning. It also includes a digressive Missouri to Pacific travel letter and assorted notices from Kane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic
Grant
Napoleon
Casar
Union of States
Kane
Riverside
Union
Tacoma
W. T
Eprrons Leaner
Sirs
Far West
Erie
Sandusky
Cleveland
Toledo
Chicago
C.M
St. Paul R. R
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Union Depot
State Capitol
Mississippi River
Northern Pacific R. A
Red River Valley
Jamestown
C. T
Steele
Bismark
North Dakota
Mandan
Missouri River
Great Northern Pacific R. R
Minneapolis
Dakota
Medora
Little Missouri River
Montana Line
N. P. Rar, Refrigerator Car Co
Montana
Sentinel-Butte
Glendive
England
Billings
Rockies
Bozeman
Rocky Mountain
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Department of State
Lee
Vienna
Keiley
United States
Austria
Paris
Lincoln
Washington
Springfield
Spring‘Bald
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Rexo
Washington Territory
Lower
Columbia
Dalles
Flore
Northern Pacific
Oregon Railway and Navigation Co
Arcade Mountains
Georgia
Japan
London
Russia
Scipio Youre
Prof.r
Fraley Street
Wane, PA
Chas
Buri
Seo
Folkman, Antesian Wet
Darr
Avcystane
Waines, Piesyza
Hyde
James Medade
Zain, PA
General Merchandise
Kane Livery
Mount Jewerr
J. H. Grady
Wetmore and
Ham
Lin Townships
Timber Axp Bank
Kane, PA
John Ryden
Kane Village
Wane
Goth Yarnall
Pioneer Hardware Store
Weee
J. A. Vollmer
Fraley St
Kane Gas Light
Turers
Ilimax
J.T
W. Griffith
Kane, Penn
Greenland
Remax
P. Greenland
Front Street
Episcopal Church
Hazel and
Laurel
Kks
City Prug
Fralry Street
James D. Macowan
C. G
Frarry St
Kans
Jas. Campbell
Prop
Daliderate
Shores
J. L. Cousins. & CO
P. A. Egelin
Kawr
Penn
Kane Bakery
Fred. Swanson
Papp
Mmodstate