Magwate Succumbs 70 Music's Charms
Horace G. Burt, president of the Union Pacific, is described as a dominant railroad figure famed for relentless attention to detail and centralized control. The piece portrays Burt's four decades of service, strict discipline, and a stern, unyielding demeanor, noting his influence over every operation and employee on the system.
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Burt
Union Pacific
Omaha
Horace G.burt
Rees
Genere
Incomplete text on theft and personal disruption
Fragmentary report describes theft and harassment by a man, including home intrusion, vehicle intrusion, and disturbing behavior. It notes potential legal provisions and penalties, with mentions of consent and personal safety concerns. The passage presents a general warning about illegal acts and restraint.
Fragmentary Historical Prose on Family and Community Strains
The readable fragment describes restless households, disrupted family routines, and residents who break into neighbors' time. It hints at social pressure, unfinished tasks, and the strain of maintaining plans amid daily conflicts and distractions.
Bart's Long Service Ends and Aches for Rest on UP
The article portrays Bart as a veteran railroad official whose tenure at Union Pacific faces strain from aging staff and a push for younger workers. It notes his austere lifestyle, limited recreation, and a passion for the planet as an unusual personal trait. He owns early planetary instruments and keeps adding new ones as they wear out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Peay
West Railroading
Union Pacific
Bart
Part
Bia
Ormada
Kin personal antipathien taints Hurt interview
A fragmentary report describes Hurt as the subject of strong newspaper antipathy. It notes Hurt began his railroad career in the South and advanced to a division engineer role on the Fort Wayne route, with a dubious impression lingering from an interview.
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Union Pacific
Hurt
Mr. Hurt
Bia
Fort Aven
Banquet Honoring Simonds Marks Fifth Year at Unitarian Church
The Fifth year of Rev. W. D. Simonds's pastorate at the First Unitarian church will be celebrated with a church banquet this evening. HM. B. Huntley acts as toastmaster, with Thomas F. Kane of the state university to speak on The Church in Education. Various speakers address Unitarian themes, including Ref. W. O. Bitet Jr. delivering the principal address on Unitarianism and heritage.
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W. D. Simonds
First Unitarian Church
HM. B. Huntley
Thomas F. Kane
The
State University
Church In Education
Bh & Ingraham
Eh H M. Lindsay
Behools
Cooper
W. O. Bitet, Jr
Unscathed She Romps In The Bilvan Dells
In a rugged hillside tale near Hamunds a pam deer displays full vigor amid mossy rocks a bullet fired with murderous intent seeks to slay the beast. Secretary J J Melkle returns from hunting with a cold leaving the trip unladen. The Bastonion improvement club plans tonight to discuss servance of hounds for the new courthouse at the meeting.
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Hamunds
Tts
J. J. Melkle
Chamber of Commerce
Apollo
Merkle
Bastonion Improvement Club
Court House
At Home Bread Making Tips From The Era
Practical guidance on simple home bread making using spring wheat or bread flour, yeast types, and dough handling. Also suggests a children kitchen activity with autumn leaves and chestnuts for a festive, leafy decor.
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Chicago
Acrobats Arrested in Downtown Robbery Case
John Cornelia, an acrobat from Niley's Arcade in the red light district, was arrested after Mahway ter Morris identified him as the man who garrotted and attempted to rob him on Main Street. Morris cried for help and was aided by Patrom Bryant and Damm who captured Cornelia. Both men are held at the city jail amid ongoing carnival scrutiny of the Cornelia family in Seattle.
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John Cornelia
Niley
Red Light District
Mahway
Tere
Wd Morris
Cornelia
Morris
Patraimen Hryant and
Damm
Main Street
Morria
Cornelia Wee
Occidental Avenue
City
Seattle
Grain Dealers National Association Meet Opens in Minneapolis
The annual Grain Dealers' National Association convention opens in Minneapolis with record attendance. Eastern exporters from Boston New York Baltimore Philadelphia Newport News and coast exporters from San Francisco Portland Tacoma and Beattie mingle with Duluth dealers to compare methods and discuss mutual interests.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Ooto
Grain Dealers’ National Association
Hoston
New York
Maltimore
Philadelphia
Newport News
San Franciee
Portland
Tacoma
Beattie
England
Australia
Duluth
Canadian Grain Interests Attend Convention Proceedings
The convention draws unusually large Canadian grain business participation with eastern and western associations observing. Officials from Minnesota, Illinois, Kansas, Nebraska, Indiana, and others will address reciprocity with Canada and practical questions begin in earnest tomorrow. Delegates tour the mammoth mill and elevator at the Twin Cities and discuss pass rates and inspections.
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WMA
Chicago Board Trade
Eniity
Lows
Kansas
Minnesota
Dakotas
Indiana
Nebraska
Canada
Vickers
Tein
Death of Duke of Richmond Stirs American Heiress Hopes
The death of the aged Duke of Richmond opens succession to his son Lord March who is widowed. An American heiress might marry the new duke but he shows no wish to remarry. The late duke’s fortune could attract fortune hunting, yet his heir remains devoted to racing and politics.
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London
Duke of Richmond
Lord March
Goodwood
Old Guard Prepares Welcome for Prominent British and Boston Units
Plans by the Old Guard of thinety arrange a reception for the Ang ient and Honourable Artillery Company of Boston and the Honourable Artillery Company of London. Guests include the Minute Men of Washington D C and others. They will be met in uniform at Waldorf Astoria and escorted to quarters. A banquet at Sherry's and an automobile tour are on the program.
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New York
Old Guard
Thinety
Angient and Honorable Artillery Company
Boston
Honourable Artillery Company
London
Boston and
Londeg
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Aloon
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Florence
Marvin
Ene
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de de Mme
L. Paul
Beacon Hill
Ballard
John Davis & Co
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Hane
Florence Roberts
Third Avenue Theater
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Mars
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Ksee Partore
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Sundsye
Recreation Park
Pacific Coast League
Sacramento
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Borks
Bix Games
Virginia
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Omr
Opera House
Kentucky
Henry Miller
Margaret Anglin
Fred’ K F. Adams
Hinckley Bik
Ralph Cook
Fire Department
John Sullivan
Police Department
Albert Apsen
Firet Avenue
KH. C. Cheasty
Bullivan
B.C. Cheasty
Second Avenue
James Street
Dan Buckley
Cook
Andrews Weber
Second Avenue South
W. A. Doyle
Imes
Marquette
Northern Liquor CO
Grommel
Ullrich, Distillers
Frederick
Nelson Incorporated
Frederick & Nelson
Madison and
Spring Sts
Seattle Gas
Cherry Street
State of Washington
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Royal College of Dental Surgeons
M. Milne
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