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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1903

Page

11

Notable Local Figure Builds His Own Tomb in Putnam

Phineas G. Wright of Putnam Connecticut prepares and oversees the construction of his own tomb from plans he drew himself. Born in 1829 in New Hampshire, he claims to have earned his first dollar carrying the hod, and authorities note his wealth remains a defining trait of his public persona.

Phineas G. Wright Putnam, Conn New Hampshire New York Upper Broadway Peekskill Chauncey Depew George Brandes Bjornson Norway Sweden Russia Finland Atlantic Oliver Hopkinson Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania Francis Hopkinson Joseph Hopkinson United States Court For District of Pennsylvania Columbia Kubell

Records of an Evolving Education Legend and Names

Nearly four decades as a teacher at a single Franklin school in Boston marks the career of the late Anna W. L. Parker who studied there as a girl. Dr. Maurice Bloomfield at Johns Hopkins spends vacation proofreading a Vedic Babylonian glossary. Mrs. Leland Stanford contributes the Brugsch Bey Egyptian collection to a university. Prof. George N. Olcott of Columbia hides the meaning of the Initial N, admitting it once as "Nothing."

Anna W. L. Parker Franklin School Boston Maurice Bloomfield Johns Hopkins Leland Stanford Brugsch Bey George N. Olcott Columbia University

The Undercurrent and Other 1908 Notes

A collage of quotes on fate and society, followed by a local obituary note and brief cultural items. It mentions Mrs. Martin Nelson of Cumberland Maine as mother of 28 children and summarizes English and colonial medical presence, plus a Newport social scene, Miss Muriel White and Miss Goodwine’s political canvassing for Eugene McCarthy. Ends with a fable about a hawk and a farmer.

Martin Nelson Cumberland Nelson United Kingdom London India China Sydney Perth Cape Solony Cairo Ceylon Jamaica Per Francis Hope Whitechapel Eugene McCarthy Assembly New York S. M. Goodwine McCarthy Miss Goodwine Albany Newport Muriel ‘White Henry White Mr. Choate Austen Chamberlain

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