Late Maj Meigs remembered as a devoted engineer and scholar
Obituary recounts Major Meigs born February 28 1847 Point New York son of Gen Montgomery Meigs and Louisa Rodgers Meigs. He worked on railways in the West served in government engineering in Rock Island and Washington and built early railroad and public works. He enjoyed books bird life photography and golf and served on the Keokuk school board.
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Gor Peor
New York
Montgomery Meigs
Louisa Rodgers Meigs
Meigs
Point
Philadelphia
Major Meigs
Harvard
Stuttgart
Germany
Royal Polytechnic School
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Lake Superior
Puget Sound
Jamestown
Bismarck
Pacific
Yellowstone
Little Big Horn Country
Custer
Engineering Corps
Rock Island
Washington
Coast Survey Office
Bureau of Weights and Standards
Secretary of War
United States Civil Engineer
Grace Lynde
Grace Meigs Crowder
Mary. Meigs Atwater
Helena, Mont
Louisa Meigs Green
Winchester
Howard Elliott
Burlington Railroad
Keokuk
Benjamin Franklin
Delphia
London
America
Main Street
Keokuk Club
Sons of the American Revolution
St. John's ‘Episcopal Church
Thorugh
Virginians Gain Posts in House and Senate Committees
Virginia’s delegation will hold influence across many panels this session. Representatives Burch Flannagan Smith and Senator Glass join key committees including post offices and foreign affairs while Swanson and others retain roles on foreign relations and banking. The party policy group adds Glass and Drewry, with senior members continuing their lanes despite new appointments.
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Virginia
Congress
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District of Columbia
Representative Drewry
Petersburg
Democratic Party
Burch
Martinsville
Post Road
Fishburne
Charlottesville
Flannagan
Bristol
Smith
Alexandria
Mittee
Woodrun
Roanoke
Montague
Richmond
Lexington
Rewry
Okford
Norfolk
Bland
Newport News
Pollard
Whitacre Family News and Nearby Visits in Ebeneezer
Ebenezer Virginia reports a busy spell with visits to Mr. and Mrs. A C Whitacre including A W Whitacre and their daughters Hope and Marie. Mae Clark travels to Martinsburg for medical care. Ernest Fletcher welcomes a newborn son. Multiple Whitacre relatives and guests frequent the home across several days.
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A. C. Whitacre
A. W. Whitacre
Hope
Marie Whitacre
Albert Whitacre
Whitacre
Mae Clark
Martinsburg
Cates
Winchester
Ernest Fletcher
Hope Whitacre
John Whitacre
J. R. Whitacre
Mollie Whitacre
Jim and
Carson
Tenderizing Steak with Vinegar and Olive Oil Rub
If unsure about steak tenderness, apply a Rub of vinegar and olive oil to both sides and let stand two or three hours before cooking.
Railroads Granted Freight Rate Boost to Boost Traffic
The railroads receive a freight rate increase aimed at stimulating demand and enabling them to apply higher charges to more freight. Observers expect the higher rates to attract business and improve system revenue if shipments rise.
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