Free Food and Drink Highlight Bryan Week
Special Correspondence New York Aug 28 Upper West Side fleas infest Riverside Drive wealth and luxury neighborhoods as residents report persistent pest bites. Peddlers form an organized union with rules limiting female sellers and shouting. Bryan Week brings free meals drinks and campaign buzz as donations rise and strategists weigh how to attract voters with hospitality. Milk prices spike due to mink shortages and summer heat driving costs for poor families.
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New York
Riverside Drive
Egypt
The
Association of Yed
Kik
Democratic Club
Japan
England
Sweden
Germany
France
Sherman
Republican Committee
Rivers Drive
Joseph Kittle
One Hundred and Twenty-second Street
Grant
Upper West Side
WANTED Good cooks and help at the Citizen office
A collection of want ads seeks a first class German or Swede cook for one daily meal, sales agents for subscriptions, a cure gal, a groundskeeper for a sanatorium, and various sales and service posts. Also rental and sale listings for homes and rooms, a piano and shop for sale, and professional notices from lawyers and doctors in Albuquerque New Mexico.
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Phon
Abraham
West
Silver Avenue
Colorado
G. KN
South First Street
Worth
Viaduct
Sena
I. J. Sweeney
California
Rose J. H
Ivan Grunsfeld
Jeras Road
Citizen
Partic Lars
J. N
Fifth Ave
New York
State National Bank
Minneapolis
Tijeras Road
A. Coleman
West Tijeras
H. B. Rutherford
South Broadway
Sixth Street
Railroad Avenue
South Arnost
Highlands
Citizen Ofice
Tijeras Avenue
Consolidated Liquor Co
Mineapolis
Albuquerque
N. M
Porterfield Co
Gold Avenue
Soda Fountan
T. J. Topham
Tardman
P. M
Pueblitos
P.O
D. Warde
Tony Michelbach
Old Town
Ifor
el Paso
New Mexico
Chas, Baldwin
Edwardaville
Religious societies hold joint convention in Johnsbury
The seventy third annual convention of the Arsaliste of Vermont and Quebec, the sixteenth annual convention of the Young People's Christian Union of Vermont and Quebec, and the twelfth convention of the Woman's Missionary Society opened in Johnsbury on August 28. They meet in the Universalist church and vestry for four days, drawing large attendance and visitors to the town.
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Johnsbury
Arsaliste
Vermont
Province of
Quebec
Young People's Christan Union of
Eee
Woman's On Walnut Missionary Society
Thursda
Universalist
Western railroads abolish flour lower rate
In Chicago on August 28 a Western railroads decision abolishes the reduced flour rate. After the change flour will be shipped at the same rate as wheat. The move is hailed as a victory by Chicago millers who can now compete with Minneapolis and other western mills.
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Chicago
Western Railroads
Islers
Minneapolis
Litigation over insurance on the Pacific Coast
San Francisco August 28 The proceedings in the case of Rosenthal Shoe camping against Williams burg Insurance Co involving the validity of earthquake clauses in policies were resumed before Superior Judge Hebbard today. It is expected the parties will agree to enter an informal judgment to bring the case to a higher court as a test case.
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Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Rosenthal
Williamsburg Insurance Company
Hebbard
Patriotic Order Sons of America Holds Allentown Meeting
The annual state camp of the Patriotic Order Sons of America opened informally in Allentown on August 28 and will run four days. The parade on Wednesday is the event with more than six thousand members expected and prizes to be awarded to camps. Sessions occur at the Lyric theater.
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Patriotic Order Sons OF America
Allentown
Patriotic Order, Sons of America
Lyric Theater
Canadian Exhibition Opens at Toronto Largest Ever Event
The Canadian National exhibition in Toronto opened under favorable auspices as the largest held in the city. Departments and class entries were increased, with total premiums about 45 000 dollars and 35 000 dollars added to live stock classes. The report notes expanded scope and strong public interest.
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Toronto
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Evening Citizen
Citizen Publishing Company
Bernalillo County
Arizona
Tel Everio
Appleton
Italy
Fae
Greta Pontinna Gomrary
Orafin Thecka
Bryan
Lee
Iki
Ecity
Eadh
Rockwell
Highland Pharmacy
East Railroad Ave
ANS
Columbus
Household Loan CO
West Railroad Ave
Ira M. Bond
F Street N. W
Washington, D. C
W. D. Bryan
Albuquerqque
First National Bank Elite
E. W. Dobson
Cromwell Block
J. E. Kraft
Grant Block
Golden Rule Dry Goods Company
Hoth
Edmund J. Alger
D. D
M. Williams
Mandella
R. L. Hust
N. T. Armijo
W. G. Shadrach
Santa Fe Coast
Omloe
West Railroad Avenue
Colo
A. Borders
F. W. Spencer
W. C. Wallingmore
Barnett Building
Farwell
T. Armijo
Trey Public
Thos
K. D. Maddison
W. B. Childers
West Gold _avenue
F. L. Schneider
North Second Street
Colo. Black
Fairbanks, Morse & Co
EN and
Dregeleis
Talatovatca
H. R. Whiting
South Second Street
First National Bank
Superior Lumber and Planing Mill CO
CH. Bi
Santa Fe
United States
San Rafael
Juan Garcia
Lonio Ramires
Hamon Serna
Jon Rafael Chaves
Bidal Shaves
Montoya
Manuel BR. ‘Otero
Montezuma Trust CO
B. F. Copp
N. T. Armijo Building
Bardock
Ay Bradfield Regulator Co
Janta, Ga
the Bank of Commerce of
Albuqquerque
Eeetrary
Solomon Luna
Strickler
V. P
Cashier
W. J. Johnson
Mon
A. M. Blackwell
Geo, Cashier
Wm. McIntosh
J. ©. Baldridge
Arnot
C. E. Crowell
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fery
Slbuquerque
Camhier
Depository
Atchison, Topeka & Genta Fe Railway Company
Gross, Kelly & Co., Inc
Wool, Hide and Pelt Dealers
Las Vegas
Letter Meads
Stank
Esirael L
Putney
Southwest
Albuquerque, N
Ife
Standard Plumbing and Heating Co
Cola
J.C. Baldridge
Sherman-Williams
First Street
Coal Ave
New Mex
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