Senator Stone’s Hobby Shapes Political Life and Poetry
The new chairman of the foreign relations committee, Senator William Joel Stone of Missouri, known as Gamehoe Till, is a prominent Washington figure. A Kentuckian by birth, he served in the House, was governor of Missouri, and then senator beginning March 4, 1903. His hobby is poetry, and he recites works by Shakespeare, Shelley, Poe, Longfellow, Whittier, and others to keep his mind in trim.
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William Joel Stone
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Senator Stone
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Whittier
Representative Borland Joins Panama Tour Storytelling Sail
A Missouri representative on a Panama trip recalls on deck talks about government issues in the canal project. The party makes a port stop, meets an American tourist aiming to profit from a seaside resort, and locals join the scene with entertainment venues. A young American visitor frequents a nearby countryman’s place to surf. A whispered shark sighting near the town is debunked as a boisterous misperception.
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Jamal Jow
U S Grant's Grandson Commands Engineer Corps Company
Cap 8antel, grandson of President U S Grant and son of the late Maj Gen Frederick D Grant, now leads Company B in General Punston's engineer corps unit. The deployment echoes Gen Grant's early service under Gen Scott in Mexico and follows his West Point graduation with high honors in 1907. Mrs Grant, Ida Honore of Chicago, has wintered with him in Galveston, Texas.
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U.S. Grant
Frederick D. Grant
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Ida Honore
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Honore
Chicago
Galveston
Texas
Military Academy
West Point
Junius Morgan the Hidden Heir of Harvard's Gold Coast
Junius Spencer Morgan Jr., grandson of J. P. Morgan, is finishing at Harvard College and is poised to run a major financial firm. At Harvard’s dining hall and the Gold Coast dorms, few students recognize him or know his looming influence. He stands tall at about six feet three inches, shaping a future impact on American finance.
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J.P
America
Gold Coast
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Morgan
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