Pass Story From Vanderbilt Highlighting Rail Pass Era
In New York arbitration remarks Elisha Lee remarks the railroads shed the pass system. A Vanderbilt anecdote recounted shows a passenger bragging about paying fare while others mocked him as a survivor of the old pass era.
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Cornelius Vanderbilt
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Chicago Record-Herald
Haziness in Texas Constitution Hurts Education Battle
Editorial by Paul Adams argues that strained relations between the University of Texas and the Agricultural and Mechanical College stem from a hazy constitution and late legislative action. It supports a proposed separation plan with endowment division and new bonds to fund buildings, aiming to end friction and clarify roles while urging improved funding for both institutions.
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Senate
Whchh
Medical College
Galveston
Washington
Massachusetts
Southwest
Pioneer Missionary Burroughs Honored for 30 Years in Texas
The Episcopal Diocese of West Texas celebrated Rev. Arthur Williams Burroughs for thirty years of service as principal of St. Mary's Hall. Arriving in 1884, he worked in Del Rio Uvalde Cuero Victoria and built churches and schools. He later became principal at St. Mary's Hall in San Antonio, with two additions to the school.
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Berkley
San Antonio
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Victoria
Calhoun
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Annie Tobin
St. Mark’s Church
Edna
Port Lavaca
Longe Mott
Johnston
Mr. Burroughs
St. Mary’s
Trinity College
South America
Mexico
Panama
Berkley College
Thief Smashes Window in Jewelry Store Theft Near 36th Street
A well dressed man targets a New York jewelry shop on roadway between Thirty sixth and Thirty seventh streets. He locks the door, breaks the window and grabs diamond rings, pursued by a nearby policeman through a revolving door and into a building. He escapes via Sixth Avenue as the crowd shouts.
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