Behind the Lens at Snap Shott and Shutter
A narrator accepts a darkroom operator post at Snap Shott and Shutter, only to endure a grim sequence of misdeveloped plates, mistaken identifications, and mounting stress. The piece ends with the narrator resigning after three months and seeking a rest cure.
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Snap
Shott & Shutter
Robinson
Messrs. Snap, Shott & Shutter
Messrs
Snap, Shott & Shutter
Bank bombing at Fourth Street National Bank kills cashier
A bomb exploded at Philadelphia's Fourth Street National Bank during a loan extortion attempt, killing cashier W. McLear and Tullo Steele, the would be bomber, as a crowd of bystanders, workers, and officers fled. Eleven others were injured as the interior was wrecked and panic spread through nearby structures.
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Tullo Steele
Chicuvu
Iowa
McLear
Fourth Street National Bank
Sieele
Grant House
J. R. Steele
New York
Chicago
Lynchburg
Southern Railway
Rolla Steele
W. 4. McLear
Harriman Named Rail Czar in ICC Inquiry
New York reports that H Harriman is identified as the railroad czar in ICC testimony. The hearing traces his control of Southern Pacific Union Pacific Oregon Short Line and Oregon Railroad, with extensive stock purchases totaling over 103 million dollars since 1906, including 25.1 million in Illinois Central.
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New York
H. Harriman
Interstate Commerce Commission
Harriman
United States
Supreme Court upholds New York stock transfer tax law
Washington reports the US Supreme Court ruling that the New York stock transfer tax law is constitutional, affirming the New York Court of Appeals decision. In Oklahoma, Fort Reno police arrest Corporal Knowles after a khaki jacket with blood and a bullet hole surfaces, tied to the alleged murder assault on Captain Edgar Macklin.
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Albert J. Hatch
Edward Reardon
New York
Reardon
Supreme Court of the United’ States
Supreme Court of New York
Mackin
Fort Reno
Oklo
Corporal Knowles
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Edgar 2. Macklin
Times Square a Bustling Self Contained City Within New York
Gossip of Gotham describes Times Square as a self sufficient urban world with nearly 1,000,000 daily visitors. It notes dozens of businesses including theaters hotels restaurants banks and shops plus a brisk nightlife and heavy traffic by street cars and subways.
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New York
Times Square
Seventh Avenue
Broadway
Times
Forty-seventh Street
Roaring Street
Hotel Astor
Hotel Knickerbocker
Bank of the Square
Sam Martin's Broadway Restaurant Fades From Spotlight
A long fading legend of Broadway, Sam Martin's on Fortieth Street, declines as newer venues draw away patrons. Once a hub for theatrical figures, deals and contracts, the famed eatery nears closure with assets assigned and creditors seeking payment as a city marshal runs the place temporarily.
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Sam” Martin’s
Rector’s
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Browne
Twenty Seventh Street
Metropole
fAchte
Sam
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