 | Hancock County (Ill.) - 1907 - 804 pages
...range of his activities and the scope of his influence have reached far beyond this special field. He belongs to that class of men who wield a power which...for the public weal rather than for personal ends. He has displayed aptitude and ability in achieving results both in business life and in his connection... | |
 | Homer Howard Field, Joseph Rea Reed - Pottawattamie County (Iowa) - 1907 - 690 pages
...range of his activities and the scope of his influence have reached far beyond this special field. He belongs to that class of men who wield a power which...for the public weal rather than for personal ends. FRANKLIN UNANGST. Franklin Unangst in 1900 became a resident of Iowa and is now the owner of three... | |
 | Carrie Westlake Whitney - Kansas City (Mo.) - 1908 - 712 pages
...of his activities and the scope of his influence reached far beyond this special field. He belonged to that class of men who wield a power which is all...for the public weal rather than for personal ends. Mr. Bullene married Miss Amarett Hickok, a daughter of Harrison Hickok, of Bridgeport, New York. Six... | |
 | William Alexander Taylor - Columbus (Ohio) - 1909 - 840 pages
...range of his activities and the scope of his influences have reached far beyond this special field. He belongs to that class of men who wield a power which...the fact that it is moral rather than political and exercised for public weal rather than for personal ends. ALBERT I). HEFFNER. Capable of mature judgment... | |
 | Augustus Waldo Drury - Dayton (Ohio) - 1909 - 1094 pages
...success as he has worked his way upward. His life work has been that of a merchant and manufacturer. He belongs to that class of men who wield a power which...potent from the fact that it is moral rather than physical and is exercised for the public weal rather than for personal ends. CHARLES HINCKLEY SOLOMON.... | |
 | Josiah Seymour Currey - Chicago (Ill.) - 1912 - 776 pages
...to take his place before the public in the expression of views which he believes are of moment, and belongs to that class of men who wield a power which...for the public weal rather than for personal ends. Unselfish and retiring, he prefers a quiet place in the background to the glamor of publicity, but... | |
 | Josiah Seymour Currey - Chicago (Ill.) - 1912 - 746 pages
...to take his place before the public in the expression of views which he believes are of moment, and belongs to that class of men who wield a power which...for the public weal rather than for personal ends. Unselfish and retiring, he prefers a quiet place in the background to the glamor of publicity, but... | |
 | Charles Frederic Goss - Cincinnati (Ohio) - 1912 - 944 pages
...reforms which have been gradually growing in the political, municipal and social life of the city. He belongs to that class of men who wield a power which...for the public weal rather than for personal ends. He regards it the duty as well as the privilege of a citizen to serve where his service can benefit... | |
 | Clayton Colman Hall - Baltimore (Md.) - 1912 - 744 pages
...who bring their products to the market. General Booth belongs to that class of men who wield a power all the more potent from the fact that it is moral...for the public weal rather than for personal ends. He is a Republican, but not a partisan, and, while he has held and now holds office, his influence... | |
 | Nelson Wayne Durham - Columbia River Valley - 1912 - 772 pages
...to become a candidate for office. He wields an influence which is all the stronger, perhaps, because it is moral rather than political, and is exercised...for the public weal rather than for personal ends. On the 16th of February. 1898, Mr. WTaggoner was married, in Chicago, to Miss Nellie McKibben, a daughter... | |
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He belongs to that class of men who wield a power which is all the more potent from the fact that it is moral rather than political and is exercised for the public weal rather than for personal ends. 
