Organizing the Public Conscience in New York
A detailed account of the People's Institute of New York, its expansion, and its dramatic program to educate the masses through low priced drama. It describes Cooper Union use, Shakespeare ticket success, and the institute’s civic and religious outreach shaping public opinion and policy.
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New York
People's Institute of
Uni
Cour Alebis
Cath Wreh
Historia Cooper Union
Abrams
Hewitt
Cooper Union
Traneall Hall
Charles Sprague Smith
Smith
Columbia University
Somnifest
Utlrt
Peoples Institute
Institute
Bertha
Robert Mantett
Inez Sears
Albiny
George Aay Kirchner
Columbia
Citizan’s
Fex
J. Aspinwall Hodge
Mos
William M. Ivins
Bos
Hughes
Pudite Service
Likensa
Hughes Khasekt
Ants
Auanoe
Cooper Trion
People’s Church
Brotherhood of Man
Stayvagant Square
Federate Civic Council
Peoples Church
Ghent
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Argentine Crop Proves Tremendous Seed Market Update
Argentine crop estimates show a larger yield than expected with steady indications for wheat and corn prices. Pricing shifted through morning trading with cash and future values fluctuating. Liverpool markets reported pauses and modest gains amid export demand.
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Toledo
Merch U
Chicago
Toeday
Myarhet
Yesterdas
Liverpool
Sridal
Fiddaige
Abe
Good Outlook for Fall Wheat Pressed the Prices
Wheat futures fluctuated with a general downward bias as European markets showed mixed demand. May and other positions moved within narrow ranges while receipts and weather influenced trading. live hogs and lard futures steadied with cash support from buyers.
Live Stock Market Report from Cincinnati Cleveland East Buffalo
Market notes show cattle receipts varied with steady to weak prices. Hogs receipts listed with prices around 48 dollars per hundredweight and related traders quoted. Sheep and lambs receipts described with upper end quotes near forty dollars.
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East Buffalo
Local Market Prices From Fort Wayne and Cleveland Markets
Readable fragments list prices for dairy butter pork and beef across Fort Wayne and Cleveland markets with multiple entries for creamery butter lard eggs and country produce. Mentioned items include Elgin creamery butter per pound, various meats by the pound, and mixed quotations for cereals grains and grown produce. pricing appears inconsistent across locations and vendors.
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Suney Elgin Creamery
Ativan
Herril
Cy Elgin Crecinery
Michigan
Fulda Hrotlers
Gould Group Stocks Hit by Receiverships in Market Tory
New York March 6 The stock market opened amid diffuse weakness as the Gould group suffered from the Western Maryland subsidiary receivership, following a prior receivership for a Texts One. Overall market tone remained low with little broad influence though some readings suggested minor strength in St Paul and renewed banknote inflows signaling limited revival. Bonds were irregular with port sales totaling 1,654,007.
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New York
Tradler
Blaryland
Gould Lc
Gener
St. Paul
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Money Market Summary From Old Ledger Style Notes
Fragmentary notes show money market terms with rate hints and references to bills. Mentions percent figures and bank activity in a historic financial context with unclear sources and rough figures.
Real estate transfers listed with scattered names and townships
Transfers of real estate compiled include numerous parcels from Foley to Vesey and others, detailing lots, townships, and prices. Names such as Morris, Ackerman, Swarts, and Tyree appear with parcels in Wayne, Pleasant, Morris, and other townships. A note mentions a Board of Trade lunch offering Chili Con Carne tonight.
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A. Vesey
Hauk
Bolus
Swayne
B. Hauso
Reoth
Gaia
Ana Sitasnes
Fetchter
Beade
C. Miller
Wayne
John ‘Morris
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Rich Nobleman Works in FoUngi town America
Count Bologne, a Sicilian nobleman living in TFOUNGSTOWN, works in a large Buffalo store for ten dollars a week to stay near his sister Francesta Bologna. He has earned his employers’ trust and the goodwill of locals in six months. He enjoys music, playing piano, mandolin, and guitar in spare time and says he likes America and his work.
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Tfoungstown
America
Count Boiorne
Sicily
A.ays
Count Bologne
Bmcily
Francesta Bologne
City Scales News Reveals Elevation of Prices and Hides
Quotations at the City Scales cover hay coal and timber prices effective November 1 1908. Prices include anthracite coal 3.50 per ton Pocahontas screened coal and coke 6 75 per ton parquet wood per cord sugar and beech splints 20 cents per bundle and horse prices. The notes reference hay and straw values and report a temperance bill passage by the Ohio legislature awaiting governor signature. The Rose Hill measure cleared the house but stalled in the enrolling committee and the governor acted to sign without delay.
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Massillon
Jackson
Hocking Valley
Pocahontas
Sanad Coal
Gorn
Mitte Bu
Ofatvad
TV Bmshel
Rose Hill
Loase of Representatives
Ohio
Senate
City News Examinations, Concerts, Services Noted
The spring exams are underway at St Augustine's academy with Mrs Gigaie Wickhoff a patient at St Joseph's hospital. The Young Ladies Society of St Paul's Lutheran church plans a concert in the school hall on April 2. Lenten services are held in Catholic churches twice weekly with devotion on Wednesday and Friday evenings including benediction and sermons.
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St. Augustine's Academy
Gigaie Wickhoff
Cal+ houn street
St Joseph’s Hospital
Young Ladies' Society of
St Paul's Lutheran Church
Rose bill now a law at Board of Trade lunch
Ohio governor signed temperance Gill Thursday afternoon, effective September 1. The bill, approved after tense deliberations, allows chili con carne lunch at the Board of Trade. Governor Harris signature freed and filed in the secretary’s office.
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The
Board of Trade
Rose Bill
Ohio
Tenmerance Gill
Seeames
Wes
Colembls
Harris
Beltings of Rib Silk for daily wear described
The notice advertises beltings of rib silk in heavy satin like weave, one and quarter inches wide, suitable for any clothing. It notes striped patterns in Greek ker scrolls that stand out with raised effects, emphasizing their visual appeal on dark backgrounds. The item is viewed in a Board of Trade context via the Journal Gazette Want Ads.
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William P.areer
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James M. Mikay
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People's Institute OF New York
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Cincinnati
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Fort Wayne, Indiana
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