Public Duty and Its Performance in Cigar Making
A statement by the American Cigar Co. asserting a public duty to provide the best cigars at lower cost through large equipment, organization, and exclusive curing and blending methods. The firm claims franchise-like public support from quality and value, with extensive production from Royal Bengals to Seed and Havana and in-house stemmeries ensuring uniformity.
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The
American Cigar Co
Havana
Walter Raleigh
Victoria
Identify Laborers by Thumbs on Pay Day
Chicago reports Mrs. M. E. Holland, inspired by Thain Twain, trained in thumb print identification and named Washington secret service instructor. Her husband Phil Holland of The Detective notes infant and adult thumb impressions identify individuals when other methods fail. Government preparation to use thumbprints for laborer payroll identification is mentioned.
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Chicago
M. E. Holland
Puddin
Bryan reception committee in Liberty Square backs Moran row
Bryan delegates discuss Moran sentiment as Colonel Drinkwater leads a joint committee in Liberty Square. Dr. William J. Sullivan of Lawrence urges John R. Thayer for Governor, while many named figures pledge support and plan arrangements for the New York August 30 reception with Governor Folk of Missouri and Nebraska’s William Jennings Bryan.
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Drinkwater
Bryan
Democratic
Liberty Square
John B. Moran
Josiah Quincy
Gaston
William J. Sullivan
Lawrence
John R. Thayer
Sullivan
Quincy
Thayer
Moran
Dr. Sullivan
Colonel Drinkwater
Joint Committee
New York
Bryan Executive Committee
Massachusetts
William §. McNary
Folk
Missouri
Henry T. Schaefer
Reuben Rush
Messrs. Schaefer
Lyman
Buckley
Humphrey O’sullivan
Lowell
Arthur Lyman
M. J. Cunningham
Louisiana
Clark
North Carolina
Josephus Daniels
Bryan to Speak in Two Meetings in New York
Committees announced two Bryan receptions in New York for his return on August 30. A large rally in Madison Square Garden will be followed by an overflow gathering in Madison Square Park where he will speak after the inside meeting. Delegations from every state and prominent Democrats are expected.
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New York
Nebraska
Mr. Bryan
Buffalo
Rochester
Elmira
Utica
Syracuse
Albany
Madison Square
Augustus Thomas
Bryan
William J. Bryan
America
Madison Square Garden
Madison Square Park
Metropolis
Christian Endeavor
The
Park
Union
Corbett Arrested Over Milkman Assault Claim
Former heavyweight champion James J. Corbett was arrested after his milkman Joseph Grant accused him of striking him on the chin and knocking him out near Corbett’s Bayside Long Island home. Magistrate Connorton postponed the case to next Saturday. Corbett was paroled.
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New York
James J. Corbett
Joseph Grant
Corbett
Bayside
L. I
Connorton
Patrolman Shipps Dismissed From East Boston Force
Commissioner O Meara dismissed Patrolman George A Shipps of Division 7 East Boston after a trial board found him guilty of neglect of duty. The board consisted of Captains Cain Gaskin and Wyman.
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Police
O’meara
George A. Shipps
Division 7
East
Boston
Shipps
Cain, Gaskin
Wyman
Children as posts guests at Paragon
Sunday Post Day at Paragon Park drew 12 943 visitors in the afternoon and 7000 plus in the evening. Most guests were invited by the Sunday Post. The day featured animal acts from Bostock and Miss Davila, a racing hippodrome and a crowded figure eight roller coaster with families enjoying ideal Nantasket weather.
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Paragon
Paragon Park
Sunday Post
Dodge
Boston
Nantasket
Bostock
Miss Davila
Marcellin
Senor Renaldo
Vasil Popescue
Monsieur ‘Tanner
Madame Iolanthe
British Warship Dominion Arrives in Halifax for Five Days
The Dominion has reached Halifax from England and will stay five days to accept a silver punch bowl from local citizens before continuing to Quebec for another presentation.
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Halifax
N. S
Dominion
England
Quebec
Suit Seeks Return of Waggaman Securities from Catholic University
In Washington on August 5 a suit in the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia seeks the return of securities totaling about 876 168 dollars. The action, brought by Thomas and Stealey and others, names H Rosier Dulaney trustee in bankruptcy of Thomas E Waggaman as a defendant. The plaintiffs say Waggaman allowed the university to choose securities to cover a roughly 900 000 dollar debt.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia
Catholic University of America
Thomas E. Waggaman
Thomas & Stealey
H. Rosier Dulaney
Waggaman
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