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Williston Graphic

Location

Williston, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1902

Page

3

Mackay Mausoleum in Greenwood Brooklyn described as magnificent tomb

Long account covers the Mackay estate and likely English death duty, the Greenwood mausoleum in Brooklyn, its grand Maltese cross plan, bronze doors, onyx columns, Carrara marble altar and family vaults. It notes John W Mackay's fortune estimates and his boxing incident in 1891. It then moves to Scripture printing in Japan and Spanish American War veterans counts and camps.

London John W. Mackay Mackay Greenwood Brooklyn Ninth Avenue Hallowell Connamara Carrara Jesus W. C. Bonynge San Francisco Nevada Bank

Truth About Verne Reveals a Wealthy, Healthy Author

New York World correspondent visits Jules Verne at Amiens to verify rumors. Verne is not blind and remains financially secure, though his eyes cause trouble. He continues writing and aims to publish his hundredth book, living with his wife in a plain house.

Jules Verne New York World Amiens Dition Boulevard Longueville Mme. Verne Jules

Has a Fine Record Gen Neville Lyttelton in South Africa

Gen Neville Lyttelton, succeeding Lord Kitchener as commander in chief, led the Fourth division in South Africa in 1900 and headed the Fourth brigade and Second division. Born at Hagley Worcestershire, he is the third son of the fourth Baron Lyttelton and an eminent old Etonian in the war.

Neville Gerald Lyttelton Lord Kitchener South Africa Hagley Worcestershire Baron Lyttelton Rifles Brigade Canada Jowaki Tel-el- Kebir Khartoum A. D.C Ireland Gibraltar Bombay War Office Dublin Aldershot Lyttelton Katharine James Stuart-Wortley

Ideal Educator Eliot Promotes Elective System in U S Schools

Charles W. Eliot, Harvard president and newly elected National Educational Association head, transformed American education over 30 years. Boston born in 1831, he advanced from Latin School to Harvard and MIT, then led Harvard since 1869. He linked university life to community, endorsed reform, and championed the elective system to foster concentration and individuality.

Charles W. Eliot Harvard University National Educationalssociation Boston Latin School Marehard Eliss Ehair Massachusetts Institute of Technology Marvard Tle Eliot Ami Eliet Park Man Jepe National Educational Association

Sir Liang Chen Tung Chinese minister at Washington

Sir Liang Chen Tung recently named Chinese minister to Washington has deep ties to the United States dating from the 1870s when he studied in Amherst Massachusetts and Phillips Andover academy. A Yale graduate and longtime diplomat he praises U S fair dealing and plans to accompany a mission to Peking before returning to Washington with his two sons to pursue American education.

Liang Chen Tung Washington United States America Amherst Mass Phillips Andover Academy Bancroft Yale Chang Japan Lowdon Germany Baron von Ketteler London China Watris Dilieuliex Peking Canton Seeres Iary Hay TP Waragly Chin

Congressmen Cannon Watchdog of the Treasury in Congress

Congressman Joseph G. Cannon, long a force in Illinois politics, has risen as the watchdog of the treasury. A sturdy Republican from Danville, he was born in Guilford, North Carolina, and became Illinois attorney general at 25. His recent plea calls for restraint in national expenditures.

Treasury Congress Ilinois Cannon Danville Ill Guilford N.C

Clarence H Mackay rises as head of family business fortune

Clarence H. Mackay, born 1874 in San Francisco, inherits control of his father John W. Mackay's vast business empire. He has advised successful schemes, built a horse racing interest in Paris with Swenze, and expanded the Mackay stable. Head of Mackay-Bennett Cable, Postal Telegraph, Pacific Commercial Cable, Yonkers sugar refinery, Canadian Pacific, Southern Pacific, and White Knob Copper holdings, with investments in Klondike gold fields. He resides at Roslyn Long Island with wife Katherine Duey and a daughter born February 4, 1900.

Clarence Hungerford Mackay John W. Mackay Mackay Clarence H. Mackay Clarence UM. Mackay San Francisco Europe Villebon Paris W. K. Vanderbilt Clarence I. Mackay Wev Little Silver N. J Mr. Mackay Mrr. Mackay Hanastar Katherine Duey Roslyn Long Island New York Tribune Ife Mackay-Bennett Cable Company Postal Telegraph Company Pacific Commercial Cable Company Yonkers Canadian Pacific Railway Southern Pacific Railroad White Knob

Grand Army Honors McElroy for 1862 war record and leadership

A Potomac Grand Army circular promotes Senior Vice Commander John McElroy for commander-in-chief at the national encampment in Washington in October. It highlights his Civil War service from 1862, his Andersonville captivity, a 1864 prison incident, 36 years of loyal G A R membership, and his editorial leadership roles at Toledo Blade and National Tribune, underscoring his qualifications and influence.

Department of the Potomac Grand Army, of the Republic John McElroy Washington, D. C McElroy Ber MacClernand Guards Company L Sixteenth Illinois Volunteer Cavalry Andersonville Regulators Toledo Blade Toledo National Tribune

Missouri Senator George Graham West Aged Yet Sharp Eyed

United States Senator George Graham West, 7% years old, remains keen eyed and active in politics. A Missouri representative since 1960, he began public life that year in the Missouri legislature after moving from Kentucky to Sweet Springs. He was born in Frankfort and graduated Center College in 1948. A Detroit chemist reports a process to make a champagne like wine from pineapple juice.

United States George Graham West Missouri Frankfort Center College Sweet Springs Detroit State of

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