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...prairies, but the pages of St. Nicholas Magazine and their own special books. They are almost gone because they are almost forgotten; children read about Abe Kabibble, Powerful Katinka and the Hall-Room boys. The other day Palmer Cox, artist and author, died at his home in Granby, Quebec. Everybody suddenly remembered the Brownies...
Died. Palmer Cox, 75, famed creator of the Brownies; in Quebec (see Page...
...Provinces: Quebec, Manitoba, British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Yukon, Northwest Territories...
...Julian 2G., of Greencastle, Ind.; D. E. Lee of Rochester; N. Y. M. F. Pratt 1G, of Winter Hill; R. L. Steinberger 2G., of Canton, Ohio W. E. Vaugban 1G, of Newton Centre; D. E. Whitford 1G., of Phonix, R. L.; E. R. Alexander, of Montreal, Quebec; J. P. Bethel, of Montreal, Quebec; M. M. Crow, of Imperial, Pa.; Hymon Diamond, of Pittsburgh, Pa.; R. H. James, of Wilmington, N. C.; T. L. Jennings, of Moscow, Ida.; S. G. Macomber, of Princeton, N. J.; G. A. Martell, of Gainesville, Fla.; Gaudence Megaro, of Ann Arbor, Mich.; J. A. Miller...
...Modjeski was born in Poland in 1861. He has just been awarded one of the annual John Scott medals by the American Philosophical Society. He designed and built the Columbia and Willamette River bridges, Ore.; the McKinley bridge, St. Louis; was one of the associated engineers of the Quebec bridge; and is now chief engineer of the Delaware River bridge, Philadelphia, which will have the longest single span...