The Singer Machine Wins Public Favor in City Aid Sales
After a fire relief drive in Dunkirk, 2945 applicants received sewing machines. 2427 chose Singer. The public awarded the Singer maker by choosing their machines over others, with 487 Singer machines sold that year by Dankerkeflieg at 77 Center Street. T. H. Patton, Manager.
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Singer
SLF
Dankikeflieg
Singer Mfg. &9
Center St
Dunkirik
T. H. Patton
Mgr
Unnamed American Testimony Roils London Housing Committee
A London crowd reacts to a New York sanitary officer named Meyer, whose testimony before the London Poor Commission on tenement conditions sparks disputes over reporting. Jesse Collings defends Meyer, noting press misrepresentation and praising American authorities' efforts to improve conditions.
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Lexpos
London
Commission For Housing the Poor of
New York
Amenes
Jesse Collings
Philanthropret
Ipswich
Collings
Meyer
Sunitary Engineer
Measles cases rise with 903 infections, 156 deaths
New York on July 9 reports 903 measles cases and 156 deaths from May 25 to July 5. Twenty two cases occurred in the last forty eight hours, concentrated in the East Side tenement district. Officials say not epidemic and note school closures reduce danger. city sanitary condition described as excellent.
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New York
East Side
Late News Items From A Broad Range Of Topics
News brief montage mentions new Delaware winter wheat in Philadelphia market and a five dollar licensing fee for newspapers in Louisiana. Reports state teachers and principals dismissed in Richmond colored schools and Cedar Key watermen active in turtlefishing. Florida fruit growers expect over three thousand dollars per pineapple crop with extensive southern Keys cultivation. Santa Ana figs begin a second crop, horse smuggling rises along the Canadian line, and a New York dealer pays a hundred dollar duty on smuggled beasts. The US railroad system spans about one hundred nine thousand miles costing roughly five billion dollars, surpassing the nation’s forty year total wealth. Thomas J. Callwell assigns his St Johns hardware business to William A. Arthur for creditors, assets five thousand to thirty six thousand, liabilities unknown. Monterey County prosecutes Rose for bee hive issues near a public road. a judgment contends bees caused damage, with an appeal filed. Two years earlier Charles Phillips killed a boy near Hatsusonburg Louisiana. recent sighting suggests the bog was not yet fully healed, and the animal may be sent to the world’s exposition. Indians harvest grasshoppers in Lincoln, Roseville and nearby California towns, driving them into ponds, catching, staving wings, and storing for winter.
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New Delaware
Phiadelphia
Louisiana
Richmond Colored Schools
Cedar Key
Fla
Florida
Santa Ana
Cal
New York
New York City
Thomas J. Callwell
St. Johns
Auglake County
William A. Arthur
Monterey County
Rose
Chales Piilips
Hatsusonburg
Lincoly
Roseville
Vicine Ity
State Land Board fraud probe uncovers armed arrest and alleged cattle fraud
July 10 report says investigators found numerous horses tied to land sales misdeeds amid a raid by Ranger Captain McMuray. A lone suspect was jailed locally with more arrests planned in North Texas. Officials refused to disclose names as settlers bought 1,606,555 acres since January 7 while 1,751,035 acres were leased. In a separate suit, Warner of Penn Bank accuses Kiddie, Leiber and others of a 1,075,000 overdraft, with bail set high for key defendants.
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Astin
Lev
State Land Board
Ago Ly
McMuray
Ranger Force
Texas
Priresmen
Warner
Penn Bank
Sauist
Kiddie
Leiber
M. K. McMullen
T. J. Watson
Room
Kennedy
Detaurants
Bath
Riddie
Rieber
Baltimore and Ohio buy Pittsburgh Cleveland and Toledo line
July 19 report states Baltimore and Ohio Railway has purchased the Pittsburgh Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, securing an uninterrupted western connection. The deal involves Cre Pittsburgh Cleveland Toledo interests and is tied to figures including Commodore Garrison, Andrews Bros., and William McCrery.
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Baltimore & Ohio NATO Company
Pittsburgh, Clevel & Toledo
Cre Pittsburgh
Cleveland & Toledo Campaus
Conmedore Garrison
Andrews Bros
Willan McCriery
Balttore & Ohie
Western Connection
Various July notices and local mishaps from multiple cities
The dated items cover parades canceled in Montreal, millinery firm failures in New York, coal miners in Pittston calling for three cents per bushel, Danville judges addressing election crime, temporary business strains in New York, a stock exchange firm failure linked to John C. Eno, a soldiers and sailors reunion in Ohio, and the death of Pillat husband of Madame Janausenek in Boston. a miscellany of local notices and incidents.
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Pittsnreen
Plum Creek
New York
A. Dyette & Co
The
Stock Exchange
John C. Eno
Second National Bank
Hood's Sarsaparilla touted for scrofula cure in old ad
A 19th century advertisement praises Hood's Sarsaparilla as a powerful blood purifier for scrofula and related ailments. It contains a testimonial from Mrs N C Sarborn of Lowell Massachusetts detailing improvement in a child with chronic ear sores, eye infections, and poor appetite after two bottles. The piece asserts medical endorsement and reliability of the product and distributors Tool & Co Lowell Mass.
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Hood
Sarsapardiia
Messrs. Tool & Co
Lowell
Mass
Pouett Weekly Journal
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Aire
Broad
Perry Davis
St. Jacobs
Coleman & Chapin
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Burraro
Bock Wood
Goodyear Rubber Co
Drigetste
Cateare
Rose Cole
Nora
Han Lob
Fale
Lyon Bros and Light & Larper
Agene Cary Attomner
Counccllor
la Uftlue
Lakesige Bak
Sami T.geo
FE. Blackham
Dunkirk
N.Y
Stanley
M.D
Beaverels
Ly Bet
James Irsing
Journal
Budlding
Center Street
F W. Krafpt
Deer St
Ocar Cor
Dus K. Williams
Bradford
Titusville
Qu City
Carnes
Ofice
Eduard Gunther
Second and Webster
C. Picker
Eh Sale
Drady & Slattery
T. All Norris
Tlerhims
Doveetree
TH. Moran
Wanrrei
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Ha FE Gue
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Telegraph
Foreign Affairs
Housing Commission of the Poor of
France
Portugal
China
Henry L. Clapp
Lotus Club
Army and Navy
Clapp
Fairbanks & Co. Sedle
Upper
Thats Street
Aldershot
Pall Matt Gazette
Macao
Canton
Bressois
Ath
Hainaut
To.tox
Arrleeld
Viessa
Paris
Touquin
Madagascar
Pennsylvania
Meanvieir
Pennsylvan State Teachers’ Association
Samuel Baker
Lancaster
Pearson Church
H. & Brooks
Lackawanna County
John Stewart
Bean
HU. ©. Hickok
Philadelphia
George E. Little
Washington
Window Glass Workers In Convention
Pittsroron
Window Glass Workers’ Association
United States
Cnsuing
Gessner
Chautauqua
Deras Lin 1Rauas
Doarglarn
Tout Po
W. N. Lamb
Chase, Isherwood & Co
Buckeye
Lamb
Orangemen
Montreal
H. J. Somnerch
Danville
Pant
United States District Court
Grand Jury
Wall Street
Wiertze
W. Va
Dalzell
Caldwell
Sengeschek
Bostor, Joly
F. Ly Pillat
Janausenek
Jereditary Scrofula
Msgssrs. Clt
Toop & Co
N. C. Sarborn
Merrimack St. Lowell
Beyelit
Weldtos
Medicint
J. T, Hoole & CO
Wilkes-Barre Coal
Tolley
West Shore Buffalo Railway
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Drom Andar
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Buia
Syracuse
Inlman
Ind
Atlantic Expres
Pullman
Lorton
Pine Palm
Notgara Falls
Suspension Hive
W. Frains
Fiore
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Ibticket
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Edson J. Weeks
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Rymon Elt
General Pactonger Agert
State Street
Newark
TRL& Co
Augista Maine
Chesnut
Ane Ber Caaebe
Ero Hl
Mayest
MB Fenner
Fredome
Ventas Bey
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NEW York Tribune
Trbune
Agnes
W. England
M.C. Tinker
Jamestown N.Y
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