Government ownership urged for cable and telegraph lines
The article argues for government ownership of cable and telegraph lines to foster healthy competition, criticizing the Commercial Cable Company and noting past refusals by the War Department. It discusses ethics in medicine, public sentiment, and a Dewey-related controversy, and ends with news of about 150 desertions from a Vermont regiment bound for Manila.
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Postal Telegraph Company
Commercial Cable Company
Florida
Mavana
Cuba
Western Union
Opel
Commercial
Wendin
Sani
Diiliguus
Oecur
Admiral Dewey
Penver
Vermont
New York
Manila
Woodpecker straight as a hole sale at Barton Building store
An advertising notice touts a large inventory at Barton Building No 86 with hats suits pants capes and shoes offered at steep discounts. It proclaims wholesale trunk prices and a car load of trunks at reduced rates, inviting customers to visit and compare prices.
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Barton Building
Iranite
Zee
Aittle
H. B. Varkey
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Fay
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Bert Poe
Adee
Aly
Pheri Hittin
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Reid Bey
van Ding
ASG
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Sullivan Hardware CO
Huyler’s
Evans’ Pharmacy
MTL
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the Alliance Store
the Toy Department
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Julius H. Weil