Word: gone
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...more grace than the women of Rubens, had returned to the town in Ohio to bury her mother. The mother had died as bitter protest against the smoke and soot which factories shot upon her gardened mansion. Out of the factories had come human wretchedness. Into the wretchedness had gone Irene, sister of virtue, to find in Christian charity what Pagan love had denied her. To her goodness a giant had been drawn, a socialist Galahad. But when he had run from the bullets of the strikebreakers into the gardened mansion at dead of night, he had found, not Irene...
...with a view to amalgamating it with his own. But the Chase Bank prospered so mightily he never effected the merger. ¶The First National is still most humbly furnished, but its dividends are scarcely ever less than 60 per cent on $10,000,000. ¶ Mr. Baker has gone in very little for public charity. Cornell has been his primary beneficiary. He is credited with athletic fields at Columbia and the Maria H. Hotchkiss School. ¶"None of the public's business," says Mr Baker concerning himself or his affairs...
...expedition had been financed by I. D. Sytin, a wealthy Russian newspaper man. When his funds were gone, they availed themselves of the generosity of Charles R. Crane, former American Minister to China, who advanced them...
...shock recently, when it was announced that the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Coöperative National Bank of Cleveland had joined with the National City Company in a public offering of $3,000,000 International Great Northern Railway Company 6% first mortgage bonds. Never before has a Labor bank gone directly into the investment banking field. Moreover, it was regarded as significant that the first appearance of the Brotherhood. Bank should be made jointly with the National City Company, the investment subsidiary of the largest bank in this country. The Labor bank has handled small local issues in Cleveland...
...fashionable month of August in fashionable Deauville, a horse called Epinard made his debut, winning the Prix Yacowlef. Since then he has gone from triumph to triumph until today he is talked of as Europe's premier horse. His greatest achievement was capture of the Stewards Cup at Goodwood, England, after which King George sent for M. Pierre Wertheimer, his Parisian owner, to extend personal congratulations...