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Cuarta edición de uno de los más importantes foros académicos de España sobre reputación de universidades, Building Universities Reputation (BUR), y que este año se realizó en la Universidad de Piura.
Esta edición 2019 estuvo dedicada a entender “la contribución de la universidad en la sociedad”.
photo by Uhlmann and Rippel, 51 Edmond Street, St. Joseph, Mo.
RUDOLPH UHLMAN.
We regret to have to announce the death of Mr. Rudolph Uhlman, of St. Joseph, Mo., which took place at Hot Springs, Ark., March 23d, after a sudden and brief illness.
Mr. Uhlman was sixty-nine years of age, and the oldest photographer of St. Joseph, where he had been located for the past forty years. Born at Chemnitz, Saxony, he came to this country when a young man, and worked as a designer of silks in the Eastern States for a few years. This was his chosen occupation, and he was an expert in his profession.
In 1859 he participated in the rush for gold to Pike's Peak, in which he was only partially successful. The money he accumulated in the venture he sent on to St. Joseph, only to find on his return there that it had been misappropriated by the friend to whom it was entrusted. It happened, however, that Mr. Uhlman had loaned money to a St. Joseph photographer before going West, and as the mortgage could not be lifted by the photographer, Mr. Uhlman foreclosed and took possession of the studio at the corner of Felix and Edmond Streets. This was in 1861.
Mr. Uhlman's skill as a designer enabled him to speedily reach success in photography, and it was not long before he had established an exceedingly lucrative business. This increased year by year, and at the time of his death Mr. Uhlman's enterprise and thrift had won for him reputation and an ample for
tune, which latter, however, he was not destined to enjoy.
While visiting Hot Springs he was seized with a violent attack of sickness, which ended with unexpected death, after a life of perfect health. He leaves a widow and four children, one of whom, Mr. W. F. Uhlman, conducts the photographic-supply business, established in his father's name some time ago. Mr. Uhlman and his family were held in great esteem by the residents of their city, and his unexpected passing will be regretted by all who knew his abundant good-will.
Reference:
Wilson's Photographic Magazine
Volume 35
1898
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