China’s Railroads Growth Seen Through Wu’s Insight
Former Chinese minister Wu Tingfang, interviewed in New York before returning to China, discusses rail road building and the shift to a China for the Chinese policy. He recalls Li Hung Chang’s cautious push, noting a ten mile test line inspired the empire, and predicts a nationwide network driven by Chinese effort and know ledge.
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William Ewart Gladstone praised by Bryce at Carnegie Hall
Ambassador Bryce, longtime friend of Gladstone, spoke at Carnegie Hall under Civic Forum auspices marking the centenary birth of the British statesman. He lauded Gladstone’s oratory and finance mastery, noted caution and duty, reading habit, steadfastness, modesty, and loyalty to followers.
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Good Hearted Financier Twombly Shows Tender Side
Hamilton Mek Twombly noted New York financier and Vanderbilt in law connections is described as tender hearted. A Swiss chauffeur candidate was researched in depth to ensure blameless conduct because Twombly planned to have him drive his wife in a high powered automobile. Edward Payson Weston plans a January 20 walk from Los Angeles to New York following the Santa Fe line toward Chicago.
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Tribute to Joel Benton in New York
Poem honors William Ewart Gladstone and extols a yet unnamed worthy father who shaped justice and duty. It praises stern duty, justice, and right, and bids to place a wreath above Joel Benton in New York.
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MISSISSIPPI'S NEW SENATOR Hailed as war figure amid Lincoln plot links
The Mississippi governor names Colonel James Gordon of Okolona as successor to the late Senator A J McTa urin. Once pursued by federal agents with a $10000 reward for complicity in Lincoln's assassination, Gordon had wartime ties to J Wilkes Booth and briefly fled to Canada before returning home. He later pledged allegiance and settled in Chickasaw county.
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Maine fur dealer plans breeding use for silver gray fox
Rich Hunnewell, a fur dealer in Aw Burn Me, Maine, recently purchased a silver gray fox from Newfoundland parties. He intended to kill the fox for its pelt but kept it alive in captivity for breeding after Newfoundland parties learned of the animal.
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Awburn
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