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Williston Graphic

Location

Williston, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1903

Page

3

Transandine Railway Linking Argentina and Chile Key Features

The Transandine railway will connect Argentina and Chile, providing through rail between Buenos Ayres and Valparaiso once finished. The existing segment reaches Las Cuevas near the frontier with a tunnel planned and a 21 mile Chilean section remaining. The Mendoza route climbs to 2200 feet with a summit pass at 12,700 feet and features diverse terrain, bridges, and seasonal interruptions.

Transandine Railway Lnk Argentine Republic Chile Buenos Ayres and Valparaiso Segentine Andes Buenos Ayres & Valparaiso Transandine Railway Company, Limited Las Cuevas Transandine Construction Company, Limited Mendoza Buenos Ayres

Maxwell Boom Aimed At National Irrigation Leader Run Mate

National Irrigation Association considers George H. Maxwell as Theodore Roosevelt’s running mate at the Ogden Utah convention. Advocates highlight Maxwell’s role in the Hats-Brrow-Newlands act and his work on western arid land reclamation. Maxwell, a California native and former lawyer, has been active in securing the Tonto basin reservoir dam project as a major irrigation milestone.

George H. Maxwell National Irrigation Association Phoenix East Ogden Utah P. C. Jackson Lomita Tex Maxwell Theodore Roosevelt Congressman Newland Hatsbrough Bonome Cal California Tonto Basin

Vanity and ego in politics from a platitude to a joke

Senator Thomas C. Platt marks his 70th birthday with a sly critique of egotism, advising flattery to trap a politician. The piece contrasts his jab with a tale of ex governor Phineas T. Lounsbury who accepted a prank to be a village constable and keeps amused by watching office seekers.

Thomas C. Platt Manhattan Beach Phineas T. Lounsbury Connecticut Ridgefield

Pershing Valor Spotlight in Philippine Service

Capt John J Pershing of the Fifteenth Cavalry arrives in San Francisco after commanding in Mindanao and earning Moro respect through diplomacy He led assaults but favored diplomacy and built roads establishing ties with inland communities Born in Linn County Missouri Pershing attended West Point and taught military science at Nebraska State University before the Spanish American War and later served in the Philippines and against the Apaches Navajos and Sioux.

John J. Pershing Fifteenth Cavalry San Francisco Manila Washington General Staff Mindanao United States Pershing Mindanso Manila Times Lake Lanao Bayan Capt Linn County Missouri Laclede West Point Sixth Cavalry Tenth Cavalry Arizona New Mexico Chaffee Miles Lincoln Neb Nebraska State University Philippines

Emperor Revered Yet Bound by Ancient Customs

A 1900s portrait notes Japan as a modern nation with enduring rites surrounding the emperor. It describes imperial power, Ito’s funeral tribute, garden parties, relics of soil and food kept as cures, and a guarded, ceremonial presence with two old attendants, plus the famed palace figure known as the man who drives with the emperor.

Japan Alfred Stead Fesey House of Peers Marquis Ito Hoshi

GENUINE GEORGIA GIANT W T Brinson of Waycross

A Waycross Georgia man named W T Brinson, a Knight of Pythias member, is portrayed as the world’s biggest K P. He weighs 570 pounds with a 92 inch waist and 11 shoe size, married with eight children, runs a turpentine still, and once stopped a runaway mule with a single strong grab.

Waycross Knight of Pythias W. T. Brinson Mr. Bringon Mr. Brinson Wakefeld Lodge No. 27 of Knights of Pytthisn

Helen Keller Inspired by Speech Learning

The article extols Helen Keller as the world’s most remarkable deaf and blind person. It notes her early dumbness, later speech, and education at Radcliffe College, highlighting her public address during the Schermerhorn New York dedication and her birthday on June 27.

Helen Keller Klind Schermerhorn New York Radcliffe College

Helen Keller Aims For College Diploma Amid Adversity

The piece praises Helen Keller for overcoming deafness and blindness to pursue college education. It notes her willpower, accomplishment in typing and solving geometry by touch, and the expectation that her diploma will mark an epoch in U S educational achievements despite health risks. Notables like Mark Twain and Phillips Brooks admire her remarkable mind.

Miss Keller Scollege Detroit Free Prose Mark Twain Idelen Keller Napoleon Merry Mark Helen Keller Phillips Brooks Edward Everett Hale John G. Whittier Oliver Wendell Holmes Joseph Jefferson Rosa

Traveling beauties risk fire on steamers with heated tongs

A warning notes that ladies traveling on ocean steamers ignite curling tongs with spirit lamps, risking fire. One steam line equips state rooms with electric heat for curling irons, reducing danger. In other notes the Vandervliet family of Passaic, New Jersey, grows rapidly as ten children were born in ten years.

Ble Steamship Lines Andrew Vandervliet Passaic N. J Palra

Wallace Debuts a New Theory On Creation At Eighty

Dr Alfred Russel Wallace, aged eighty, asserts a model where the earth sits at the universe center and creation seems tailored to man. The notion, emerging after his feverish awakening in the Maluku Islands, echoes debates sparked by Darwin and challenges long held theological views.

Alfred Russel Wallace Annee Earth Alfred Russel Wallace London Dr. Wallace Charles Darwin Wallace Darwin Moluccas Islands Amazon Malay Archipelago America Alfred R. Wallace

The Servian Throne Fostered by Intrigue and Murder Fears

A disputed succession center in Serbia fears two throne claims after King Peter's death. Crown Prince George, the son of ex King Milan, is supported by Obrenovitch allies, while the morganatic son Prince Milan is backed by Crisptitsch family factions in Constantinople. Meanwhile a New Haven cook causes a domestic disturbance by seizing control of a household after an epileptic episode.

Peter George Milan Cris Obrenovitch Alexander Constantinople Cristitsch Turkey Peter of Servia

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The West Coast Europe Tne Cachenta Puente del Inca Cape Hore Irrigation Mes Roosevelt Marvel Datto Moros J. J. Pershing Miada Island Clinton, Prison Lanters Am Liepsie J. J. Perehing Daler Genuine Georgia Giant William J. Brinson Pythias Desf Athichonatsi Suns Helen Kellen Startling Theory Charles Johnson New Haven Conn Mrs. Johnson
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