New York Faces Noise Cure and Skyscraper Fever
New York begins a citywide effort to curb noise from horns and street hawkers as police push mufflers on vehicles. The piece also notes mounting Park soil costs for Central Park, an insect moth episode endangering urban trees, Bishop Potter’s death, and looming high rise construction challenging fire department water pressure.
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New York
Gotham
Bingham
Central Park
Father Knickerbocker
Manhattan Island
Manhattan
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National Association of Audubon Societies
Bishop Potter
New York City
Grover Cleveland
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Testimonial Letter for Kohol from Georgia Customer
A Georgia resident writes of stomach and bowel relief after using Kohol bought in 1902. He praises the product and wishes longevity to the supplier, signing as C N Cornel of Roding. Dated August 27, 1906, the note endorses Kohol as available at all druggists.
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E. C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
Ill
Georgia
C. N. Cornel
Roding
Mosquito Canopies Attract Sleep Seeker Interest
A local promotion touts mosquito canopies as ideal for better sleep. It emphasizes strong construction and very low prices to entice buyers. The ad invites readers to see the product in person.
Railroads protest headlight bill in Georgia
July 25 Georgia railroads oppose a bill requiring electric headlights on all engines. Senate committee rejected a house version citing cost and maintenance, while railroad engineers argue electric headlights improve vision and save lives. About 800 locomotive engineers in Georgia support the measure.
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General Assembly
Senate Committee
Senate
Georgia
Atlanta
Arma Agalnet
T Railroads
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