Watching the World Go byLittle, Brown, 1933 - 358 pages |
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Page 104
... began laying his plans to be reƫlected mayor , and being unable to defeat DeWitt C. Cregier for the nomination in 1891 , ran as an independent . The result was so close that those familiar with methods of balloting in those unregenerate ...
... began laying his plans to be reƫlected mayor , and being unable to defeat DeWitt C. Cregier for the nomination in 1891 , ran as an independent . The result was so close that those familiar with methods of balloting in those unregenerate ...
Page 111
... began to serve his former employers well in his new capacity . There were riots in freight yards . Some cars were burned - news- papermen said they were old and worthless cars fired by the railroad managers themselves to justify the ...
... began to serve his former employers well in his new capacity . There were riots in freight yards . Some cars were burned - news- papermen said they were old and worthless cars fired by the railroad managers themselves to justify the ...
Page 119
... began to draw people from all over the country , but mainly from the Middle and Far West ; New York and Boston to the end held themselves somewhat austerely aloof , but the great influence which the fair exerted upon the people as a ...
... began to draw people from all over the country , but mainly from the Middle and Far West ; New York and Boston to the end held themselves somewhat austerely aloof , but the great influence which the fair exerted upon the people as a ...
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CHAPTER II page | 20 |
CHAPTER III page | 40 |
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