Character as Capital in Young Entrepreneurs
A long reflection on honesty and self discipline as essential wealth for young men entering business. True character, not money, drives lasting success, with emphasis on integrity, reputation, and reliable conduct shaping employment and social trust in modern enterprise.
Unlucky Men and Dreams in The Ladies Home Journal
Fragmentary OCR notes on a column titled An American Mother in The Ladies Home Journal. Describes unlucky men as alike with keen eyes, dreaming of life, craving success yet failing, and emotions of love or hate flowing intensely.
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Ladies’ ‘Home Journal
Coast Steamer City of Rio de Janeiro hits Mile Rock near San Francisco
The Pacific Mail steamer City of Rio de Janeiro struck a hidden rock near the Golden Gate at daybreak while entering San Francisco Bay. More than 100 aboard perished or were missing, including United States Consul General Rouns e ville Wildman and his family. Pilot Frederick Jordan survived. Only 79 were saved as wreckage washed ashore and bodies appeared in the kelp. The ship had sailed from Hongkong January 22 and was three days overdue.
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Pacific Mail
Rio de Janeiro
Golden Gate
San Franccisco Bay
Treacherous Mile Rock
Rounseville Wildman
United States
Hongkong
Jono- Iulu
Frederick Jordan
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Jordan
Tort Point
Cliff House
North’ Heads
Fort Point
William Ward
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
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Janeiro
Peru
China
Rio de Janeiro Disaster Toll in Ocean Sinking
Survivors recount chaotic final minutes after the Rio de Janeiro sank off Rio de Janeiro. Captain William Ward refused to abandon ship, directing rescue from the bridge as boats splintered and passengers crowded lifeboats. Cargo valued at over 5000000 and treasure aboard compounded the tragedy with many drowned or lost to the sea.
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Ward
Sume
District of Columbia board debates hymn book use
A DC school board faced months of protest over the Students Hymnal containing religious and patriotic songs for children. They adopted a report opposing sectarian worship in schools while not excluding all divine providence references.
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District ‘of Columbia
Board of Education
Supreme Court of the United States
Warren
Cuban Constitutional Document Sparks Senate Row In Havana
Delegates at the Havana convention faced mixed responses as Senor Cisneros refused to sign the Cuban constitution for U S approval. He proclaimed Cuba independent and argued the document should not go to Washington. Other delegates urged conformity while press tables and reprimands followed the heated exchange.
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Washington
Death Toll in Philadelphia Area Rail Crash
Fifteen killed and thirty eight injured in a Camden and Amboy division collision of the Nellie Bly express and a local train near Bordentown New Jersey. Fire followed the crash. engineers Wallé Earl and James Birmingham among the dead. passengers escaped through windows as wreckage burned.
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Camden
Wallé Earl
James Birmingham
Rail and road notes hint at travel fares and policy shifts
The item outlines proposed travel reforms and railroad plans including new Nickel Plate cars, through tickets with stay over options, and discounted round trips for events in Milwaukee and Chicago. It mentions a Missouri bill to require separate cars by race, survey work for a Kansas City to Orient route, and a Western Passenger Association bid to curb ticket manipulation. It also notes freight changes, grain and flour shipments, and plan to pool government troop travel.
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Nar‘ins
Nickel Plate Road
Buffalo
Triip
Western Roads
Wks’ Grand Lodge
Milwaukee
Chicago
Cate
Kansas City
Mexico
Orient Road
Minaca
Western Passenger Association
Otago
List of Ocean Tragedies Names of Wrecked Steamships
The passage enumerates twenty steamships from the Pacific Mall’ s line that were lost or wrecked in various incidents. Vivid failures include the Nicaragua on its maiden voyage, the San Pablo in Formosa Straits, the Japan burned, and the Golden Gate near Manzanillo with heavy loss of life. Several others are noted for wrecks or total losses with crews saved or casualties varying by vessel.
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Nicaragua
San Pablo
Formosa Straits
Japan
Cape Flattery
Golden Gate
Manzanillo
Golden City
Point San Lazars
America
Yokohama Harbor
Guatemala
Yonolobon
Sacramento
Honduras
San Salvador
San Francisco
Central American
Georgia
Contra Costa
Tokio
Yokohama
Granada
Point Thcussan
Point Romidias
City of
New York
Point Bonita
Colima
Columbia
Central America
Burglars Dynamite Safe Then Set Fire at Rocky Store
Burglars forced entry into a Rocky store, dynamited the safe, and set the shop ablaze before escaping amid the chaos. Investigators report thieves escaped with around two hundred dollars as flames spread through the interior.
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Rocky
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