Six big railroad chiefs visit White House amid tariff talk
A collection of local notices mentions a White House meeting with six railroad presidents urging framing railroad legislation with little heed to public opinion. The item sits among a mosaic of local events from a murder verdict to lyceum plans and small ads. It notes January 10th lodge installation, theater plans, travel, and small business notices in Georgetown and Charleston.
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Phenix Furniture Company
White House
Taft
Richland County
Lyceum
Natalie Lohr
Baltimore
Willie Walker
Charleston
Chas. Tucker
Andrew Carnegie
Central America
Georgetown Lodge No
Bo'clock
C.B. Colbert
Railway Mail Clerks Wanted for Government Positions
Government pays Railway Mail Clerks up to 2500 dollars yearly with initial wages of 800 to 1200 dollars. Spring nationwide examinations for clerks and related positions. Open to anyone over 18, in city or country. Free instruction and information by writing to the Bureau of Instruction Rochester New York.
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Jas. Murray
Bull Dog
Hucks
Philis Epps
Daily Item
A. W. Green
Front Street
Carolina Hardware Co
H. Kaminskia & Co
Southern Mercantile Co
Uncle Sam
Bureau of Instruction
N. Hamlin Building
Rochester
N.Y
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