Heroic Civil War Flags Kept by Ohio Governor Harris
In Columbus on March 13 Ohio guards cherish battle flags from regiments that bore heavy losses. Custodian Capt. G. I. Reiche recounts the Thirty-fourth, Thirty-first, Twenty-Third, and Seventy-fifth flags, culminating with a tale where Governor Andrew L. Harris once saved the flag at Bull Run.
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Onio
G. I. Reiche
Dayton
Twenty-Third
McKinles
Phil Sheridan
Winchester
Seventy-ffth
Bull Run
Seventy-fifth
Mike
Miller
Jones
Ohio
Andrew L_' Harris
Sage Foundation Created To Improve U S Social Conditions
Mrs Rusell Sage sets aside ten million dollars for the Sage Foundation. Trustees include Robert W Deforest C H Dodge Daniel Gilman John M Glenn Helen Gould Mrs William FR Rice and Miss Louvisa Schuyler. The foundation aims to study poverty ignorance and vice and fund research education and charitable activities nationwide with headquarters in New York City.
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Ibany
Russell Sage
The
Sage Foundation
George B. Agnew
Assemblyman Prentice
Robert W. Deforest
C. H. Dodge
Daniel ©. Gilman
John M. Glenn
Helen Gould
William FR. Rice
Louvisa Schuyler
New York City
Sags and TI
W Ian
Washington DC and Return B&O One Fare Plus Two Dollars
Travel notice offering Washington DC round trip fare with a $2 surcharge and tickets valid through late April. Advertises consultation with BL. & CO. agents for purchase and details.
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BL. & CO
Florida via Washington Diverse Route on Round Trip
Travel ad notes very low rates with agent Dachtler offering diverse round trip routes via Florida and Washington. Phone contact provided for booking.
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Quick, Painfree Relief
Frantic ad touts Pyramid Pile Cure as instant relief for piles with claims of curing the worst forms. It presents anecdotes, promises personal samples by mail, and offers a trial package before selling full-size supplies through Pyramid Drug Co.
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Cain
Andy Mortal
George Braneight
Schellburg
Pyramid Drug Co
Pyramid
Marshall, Mich
Engineers Club Forms Plans in County Meeting
Engineers in the county formed a tentative group after their February 26 gathering and held a second meeting the following evening. Twelve attended. G. A. LaGron was named president, Gibson secretary, and J. Bl Nich vice president. A constitution was adopted and monthly meetings set for the second Tuesday. The session adjourned until March 19.
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Cawri Honsy
G. A. LaGron
Gibson
J. Bl Nich
Allen's Foot-Hase advertised powder for foot relief
An old advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Hase powder to ease swollen nervous feet, dampness and fatigue. It claims relief for aching feet, blisters, corns and bunions and promises comfort in new or tight shoes. Sold by druggists and shoe stores for 24 cents with a free trial package offer.
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Allen
le Rar
N.Y
R. & O. Cheap Sunday Excursion Offers Several Destinations
A rail excursion flyer lists prices for Massillon at 1.90 dollars, Uhrichsville at 1.56 dollars, and Bridgeport Wheeling at 1.75 dollars for a Sunday trip.
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Massillon
Uhrichsville
Bridgeport
Wheeling
Ruef Trial Adjourned Amid Courtroom Turmoil
In San Francisco Judge Dunne denies a defense motion to change judges as the Ruef extortion case proceeds. Affidavits from Heney and Nippert clash over claimed bias while the impaneled jury process is paused and court adjourns to Monday.
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San Francisco
Patek
Nippert
Eastern
Ruef
Trocadero
Dunne
Charles Leonard
Plumas County
Schmitz
Abraham Ruef
Setmnitz
Huef
Judge Dunne
Mr. Heney
Heney
Tadge Dunne
Talesman
Boilermakers Strike at Chicago Shipbuilding Co
About 1100 boilermakers and helpers walk out at the Chicago Shipbuilding Co plant after wage raise demands were refused. The strike began on Wednesday in Chicago, extending to the shipyard workforce and impacting production activity.
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Chicago
Chicago Shipinitding Co
Post Office Clerks and Carriers Set for July Pay Boost
First Assistant Postmaster General Hitchcock releases a tally of 19 900 clerks and 24 297 carriers promoted under the new pay scale. Increases range from 400 to 1 100 dollars with aggregate annual rise near 4.5 million dollars. Congress adopted the scale in full with July 1 effective date.
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Washington
Hitchcock
Congress
Wall Street bears trigger largest stock drop in years
On a volatile Wednesday the market fell with big losses in Reading Harriman railroads and Hill properties as money rates rose above six percent. The decline followed weak opening from Americans abroad and a slump to the lowest consol price since 1886.
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New York
Reading
Harriman
Hill
New York Markets Report Mixed Grain and Livestock Trends
Financial notes from New York show money on call at 15 percent, mercantile paper at 6 1/2 percent, and sterling at $4.94 1/2. Grain and livestock move modestly with wheat and corn quoted, butter and cheese prices steady, cattle and hog values varying across markets in Chicago, Buffalo and Pittsburgh with cash and May futures listed.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
oTtye
Electro-gen universal germ killer advertised for cure
A reader questions an old romance about a phonograph voice and a marriage tied to a ice business. The piece promotes Electro-gen as a blood purifier and disease cure with a free 50 cent bottle offer and lists drugstore sales and rail connections to major eastern cities.
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Hera
Electro Gen Co
Fremont
Cooperative farm papers offer weekly local and farming news
Farmers can subscribe to both Elyria Republican and New York Tribune Farmer for one year at $1.60 under a special contract. Separate subscriptions would cost $2. Send orders to The Republican, Elyria Ohio, with name and address on a postal to Geo. W. Best in New York City for a free sample copy.
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Elyria Republican
New-York Tribune
New York City
Republican
Elyria
Ohio
Geo. W. Best
Tribune
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