California's Four Industrial Eras From Gold to Oranges
Special correspondence from New York traces California's rise through four economic eras: gold mining first drew settlers, followed by cattle ranching, then large scale farming of wheat and cereals, and finally fruit cultivation led by oranges. The author notes social shifts, migration, and the enduring impact of these cycles on the state's development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athietia
Wrathi
California
Pacific Coast
Palas Booth
Into Os
Philip II
Ton Carlos
Rhakespeare
Sutter
San Francisco
Jonn Cuan Rippare
A Young American Abroad in Burns Country
Special correspondence from Ayr Scotland reports the Burns birthplace and Brig o Doon as rallying points for Liberty and Home Rule supporters. The piece notes Ayr’s growth, Burns’ dialect, and the democratic glow in the region, with reflections on Burns’ impact and language. The narrative blends travelogue with political commentary referencing Gladstonian ideals and Irish liberty.
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Burns
Gaee
Brig O' Doon
Toryisi
Tennyson
Locksley Hall
John Dryden
America
Ireland
Bourne Doon
Brig O’ Dean
Bovel
Ayr
Gladstone
Scotland
Middle
England
Northumberland
LITERARY GOSSIP ON WALTER P PHILLIPS AND MEN OF WEALTH
Special Correspondence from Washington notes Walter P Phillips has taken editing charge of The Electric Age and now leads United Press growth. The piece colors Phillips with Lincoln era roots, graphically detailing his rise from newsboy to key press executive and his links to Dana Pulitzer Hale. It also surveys modern millionaire authors and railroad leaders like Samuel Thomas and Thomas Brice, painting a vivid panorama of journalism and finance in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasiinatos
Walter P. Phillips
Electric Age
United States
Phillips
House of Representatives
Charles A. Dana
Joseph Pulitzer
Murat Haletead
United Press
Massachusetts
Wanker HO
Gen
Warren
Providence
Fort Bumter
Providencer Jourant
American Telegraph Company
Western Union
Young Phillips Beening
New England
Lincoln
Lee
Richmond
John Wilkes Booth
United
Marse
New York
New York Sun
Dana
Association
Associated Press
Chicago
San Francisco
St. Louis
The
Washington
Cal. Hay
Niculay
Gok
Iam
John Hay
Micolay
Col. Hay
Andrew Carnegie
Bookwalter
Springfield
Leland Btanford
Bewater
Tom Palmer
William Walter Phelps
Jay Gould
New York County
United States Senate
Uncle Bam
Samuel Thomas
Cuottuy Gil Trust
Uren
Thomas
Calvin B. Brice
Tmet Gey
Columbus
Hocking Valley
Ohio
Lince
Tiniana
Elmois
Nebraska
Tennessee
Georgia
Alabama
Northwest
Chase National Bank
New York City
New York Exchange
Midas
Fifty-seventh Street
Dobbs Ferry
Hudson
John Jacob Astor
Thorpus
Wall Street
Thomas J. Topp
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John Clark Ridpath
Pacific Slope Industries
New Vor
Acramenta
Shasta
Wagard
Golden Gate
Sacramento
Gol
San Francie
el Dorado
Calfueron
Hhatagane
Passedena
Democratic Party
Ts Er
Li Bu
Andrew Jackson
Walter I. Phillipa
Grant
Tatkes
Hadeau
Ward Lamon
John Itas
Tactry
Gow Hamues Thomas
Tie
Webster
Mint Tay
Nicolay
Walter P. Phillip
Herrison
Badeau-Grant
Badeau
Iin
Harrison
War Department
Ward Eamon
May
Corel Sd Degeides & Tia
T. Shahahan
Spruce St
Haiti Street
Gas House
Hanover St
Kalamazoo Aves
Christian Church
Aleo
Kalamazoo Ave
Geo. H. White
S. V. R. Lepper
R. N. A. Shermann
Toe
Garland
Paris
W. EB. Bosley
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