BrawvaRd PUBLIBAING COMPANT Publishers and Proprietors
Miscellaneous newspaper masthead text listing publishers and offices in Anaconda New York Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles Ogden Spokane Tacoma and Portland with contact points and distribution notes. The snippet reads like a publication imprint and network of news agents and offices rather than a cohesive article.
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BrawvaRd Publibaing Compant Publishers and Proprietors
PostoMice
Anaconda Pateile
Mon
Standard
New York
Hotaling
Park Row
Broadway
Detroit
Metropolitan News
Mein
San Francisco
United News
Eddy Street
Tacoma
Tiego News Co
Beattie-Eckhart
Fifth Avenue
Washington Street
Portland
Rowman News Company
Rochester, Mins
J. D. Kelly
Main
Zumbro Streets
Old-Time Prices Show Low Costs in 1830s New York
An exchange prints from 1830s New York store ledgers detailing prices as: kegs 8 cents, whiskey 12 cents a quart, cigars 20 cents per hundred, butter 12 cents per pound, coffee 36 cents per pound, striped Sishmere 30 cents a yard, wool 8 cents a pound. Inflation since then rose, though some eras were cheaper than Bryan's era.
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Wrgan
Tkwas
Bryan
New York State
Ito
Sishmere
Walle
Monument to Gridley Unveiled in Erie Park
A new monument in an Erie park honors Charles Vernon Gridley captain of the Olympia during the 1898 Manila Bay action. Dewey signaled Gridley and he fired the decisive shot, contributing to a pivotal U.S. naval victory. Gridley died shortly after from disease. Grandchildren helped carve the shaft.
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Erie
Charles Vernon Gridley
Dewey
Olympia
Manila Bay
Gridley
Fring
PME Tariff Commission Idea Gains Political Support
The article argues for creating a tariff commission after passing the tariff bill. It notes opposition to immediate reduction and asserts a commission could conduct a thorough study to guide future changes. It suggests the administration may favor appointing eminent experts to assess the bill’s impact.
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Democratic Party
Congress
Regulation shifts and tariff reform debate across states and Congress
The article surveys tariff commission proposals, education regulation at the University of Minnesota, and currency reform efforts. It notes congressional ease of amending tariffs, Minnesota’s higher admission standards, and bipartisan support for banking legislation, with attention to political dynamics and economic rationale.
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University of Minnesota
Minnesota
Minneapolis
New York Tang Evalutes Cuomo Sulzer Impeachment Debate
Independent observers in New York seek to minimize primary results while urging an honest trial for Governor Sulzer. Voters want truth over legal technicalities and fear motives behind impeach charges. The case draws national attention as New York, the nation's largest state, confronts a defining political moment.
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New York
Sulzer
The Currency Bill In Senate Debate
Opinions split on the administration currency bill fate in the United States Senate. Some say it may fail, others foresee a tight contest, and some expect swift passage similar to the lower house last week. The administration presses hard for rapid action and claims momentum.
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United States Senate
Congress
Intellectual Cocktails on Morality and Hypocrisy
The excerpt argues that people resent reformers and favor those who entice bad behavior. It notes contrasts between teachers, church figures, and "good" women, showing love and virtue as hidden or misused. It discusses how superiority breeds contempt and only genuine, concealed goodness earns true affection.
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Huckleberry Fin
Thors
Modest fashion in a comic age as Eve critiques garb
Walt Mason satirizes women's dress and vanity through a home made apron scene. He contrasts Eve and modern dames with cheeky moral tones and laments shifting standards in clothing and modesty. France’s shameless rotters provoke broader cultural critique.
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Adam
France
Rete and Luke M Luke Says in Cincinnati Enquirer Style
A fragment from the Cincinnati Enquirer contains aphorisms about money, dogs, babies, and social behavior. It jokingly explores loyalty, brains, friendship, and gender roles, ending with a bemused line about a girl’s supposed needs and a man’s trust.
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Cincinnati
Wan
Taft Sheds Weight Through Exercise Since White House
Photographs show William Howard Taft before and after his weight loss from 320 pounds to 240 pounds since leaving the White House last March. Images capture him in the Brookline area as he watches the open golf tournament qualifying rounds.
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William Howard Taft
White House
Mr. Taft
Brookline
Mags
Humorous musings on fashion and life in days past
A quirky, fragmented column notes on fashion trends such as brown bloomers and umbrella skirts, social quirks about dining etiquette with too many forks, money and taste in furniture, and a playful wish of farmers for indoor work while desk workers eye retirement on a farm. It paints social gases in a humorous tone with informal references.
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Sweeney
Press Snippet Totals and Light Sports Notes
A collage of tidbits notes daily pencil use, women sharpening, and a nod to javelin as a new women’s sport. It also mentions a Brooklyn resident paying a reformed drunkard’s bar bills and a Broadway romance rumor about Shakespeare. A novelist returns distressed by European views of Americans amid ongoing immigration.
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Brooklyn Cittizen
Cleveland Plaindealer
Short Stories From Past Columns
A collage of daily sketches and comic vignettes. A Arkansas congressman Samuel M Taylor story about mean neighbors and a wife puzzled by foreign language quarrels. A Philadelphia streetcar encounter ends with shy greetings and a shy departure.
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Samuel M. ‘Taylor
Arkansas
Smith
Philadelphia
Telegraph
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