Independent News Agencies Tallied Across Cities
A fragmented OCR passage lists numerous independent news agencies and vendors with addresses in New York, Detroit, Chicago, St Paul, Kansas City, San Francisco, Denver, Los Angeles, Seattle, Portland and other cities. It notes bell phones and office lines, plus a Montana address for business correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
New York
Hotaline
Park
Detroit Metropolitan News Co
Borner Woodward
Michigan
Chicago
Congress
St. Paul
N. St. Marie
Minneapolis
M. J. Kavanaugh
Kaneas City
Yuma News Co
San Francisca
United
Eady
Kemp
Pan Diego
F. M. Child's
Denver
Western
East Lake City
McGillis & Ludwis's
Phitehouse Corner
Orten
Lowertreet
Spokane
John W. Graham Cos
Prague Avene
Tacoma
Treno News Coe
Seattle
Eckhart's
Itth Avenue
Washington Street
Portland
Bowman News Company
McKinley Birthday Remembered Amid Nation’s Reflections
A jumble of studi. The piece recalls William McKinley born in 1863 and shot by an anarchist. notes his presidency and policies. A separate scene covers a Cincinnati Jewish Rabbis conference with fervent calls to “Back to Judaism” and critiques of modern materialism. Names include McKinley Blaine Schulman Krauskopf and Joseph Krauskopf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Tovor
Wil McKinney
United States
McKin Jey
Biles
Ohio
Malo
Rept
Staten
Wieser
Proteclon
Ile
McKinley
Mteet
Bes
Raich
James G. Blaine
Eicetacies Woners
Toe Dent
Bieahs Gael
Pirie Hewitt
Central Conference of Jewish Rabbis
Cincinnati
Samuel Schulman
New York
Joseph Krauskopf
Philadelphia
God
US Steel to raise wages by one million monthly
On February 1 United States Steel will boost wages by one million dollars per month for its 106,888 employees, concentrating on those with the lowest pay. The annual payroll previously totaled 161 million dollars, with the yearly increase set at 12 million dollars, signaling better times for the steel industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Steel Corporation
Butte
Livingstone the explorer and the modern world
A historical column recalls David Livingstone born March 19 1813. It traces his mission in Africa his journey alone through hostile lands his impact on geography science and anti slave trade. The piece links his feats to Montana's era and notes related world events of the time with broad reflections on exploration and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Livingstone
Africa
Dr. Livingstone
Glasgow
London Missionary Society
China
South Africa
England
California
Montana
West
Livingstone
Butte
New York
Cape Colony
Sahara
Department of Natural Science
Stanley
New York Herald
Westminster Abbey
Turkey
Short Tales Of Oddities And Laughs From The Street
A string of lighthearted fragments and jokes from urban life. A diner recalls a hat theft prank at a restaurant. Two students prank a bell-ringing midnight return. A child mishears a Bible story. A girl fears the dark for a tart. A smoking carriage scene prompts a rescue and a humorous miscue.
Humor Bits and Snippets From The Day
A collage of witty quips and jokes from newspapers noting nagging husbands and rugs, a vocalist with an audience, waiters in uniforms, and doctors debating a patient's treatment in sharp, era voice. Strong names include Diggs and Tennessean echoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wington Herald
Diggs
London
Bobbing
Binks
Milefly
Castro and secretary sketched in court appearance
General Castro remains at Ellis Island with little chance of further admission into the United States. The Storm Petrel of South America and his secretary appeared in court during habeas corpus proceedings, as shown in the accompanying sketch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro
Ellis Island
United States
South America
Quotations and wry jokes from 19th century papers
A fragmentary collage quotes lines from Harper's Weekly Washington Star and Boston Transcript, noting humor about graft absence of money and a playful exchange about fashion and misprint. The text reflects social commentary and editorials through witty asides and character snippets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naire
Ginger
Little Binks
Harper's Weekly
Washington Star
Boston ‘Transcript
London
Judge
Quick reads from racy papers show satire on governance
A garbled clipping lists assorted 1910s humor snips. It parodies concerns about dinners lasting 13 million years, aluminum millinery savings, and political figures like Taft, Cook, Wilson, and cabinet chatter. The tone mocks press chatter and public wit.
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Postoffice
Anaconda
Siedey
Phos
Bell
East Broadway
Independent
J. Morton
Fifth Avenue Surtaine
Fifth Avenue
Hartford
Madison
Dais Ename
Feliaton
David Phitpson
National Association For the Study and Prevention of
Tose
New York Garment Workers
Roosevelt
Helena
Kansas
Holy City
Hell
Drummond
South Carolina
Benjamin Tillman
Cole Blease
Senate
Iit
Cole
Ben
Enver Hey
Warren
Republic
Sry
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Itar
Joseph
Donald
Youngman
Pat—Sorr
Ivory
Ottawa Journal
Danny
Neral Castro Oes
Bigelow
Arlington
NEW Lander Store
Ina Vata
New Lander
Hall Tree
Bevel
W. H. Jackson
Gen. Mgr
Spirit of the Press
Permonn
Kansas City
Anere
Chicago Post
Mr. Taft
St. Louis
Repubic
Peary
Shackelton
Amundsen
Dr. Cook
Boston Advertiser
Wilson
Detroit Free Press
Houston Post
Palace Clothing Store
East Park
STRE
East Park Street
Owsley Block Butte
Rice
Fulton & May
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