Advertising agencies and addresses listed in Philadelphia and New York
An OCR snippet lists several advertising agencies and their addresses across major cities. Lyman D. Morse at 88 Park Row and Remington Bros. at 809 Broadway appear alongside N W Ayer Bon on Chestnut Street and Lord & Thomas in Chicago, plus multiple firms in Pittsburgh and St. Louis, indicating a directory-like panorama of agencies and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yeur
Lyman D. Morse
Park Row
George Batten
Potter
Remington Bros
Broadway
Philadelphia
N.W. Ayer Bon
Cor 8Th
Geo. A. Regar Advert’g Co
Pintburg
Pennbldg
Pennage
Lord & Thomas
Randolph St
Sr. Louis N
Cheaman& Co
Pins St
McKinley policy and Roosevelts rise in a turbulent election
A compact commentary on McKinley administration claims and Republican strategies ahead of the election. It contrasts foreign policy claims about Pekin with the broader, more luck-driven rescue, and notes the desire among Republicans for a dynamic figurehead like Teddy Roosevelt to energize campaigning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hay
England
Pretoria
Macrum
McKinley
Roosevelt
Bryan
John Beatty
Chio
Pekin
Mr. McKinley
Henry Clay
Col. E. McC. Ford
Georgia
Washington
Thomas Jefferson
John Adams
Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
John Quincy Adams
Adams
William Henry Harrison
Martin van Buren
Harrison
Jackson
Noittle
Spother
Hanna
Canton
G.A.R
Chicago
Root
Salvador Cisneros
Morlot
Liberation Army
Louis Mustelier
Harvard University
President's acts likened to conjurer politics
The Public criticizes the president for unequal treatment of nations and denies true democratic governance, labeling it plutocracy in disguise. Neely believed Grosvenor intended bold claims about colonization profits, yet the mayor’s later reversal amid tumultuous Republican cheers surprised him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neely
Grosvenor
Momipiece
Appiauss
Johnstown Democrat
Local Visitors and Social Roundup in Brush Valley
Mr and Mrs Edward Murphy of Johnstown returned home after a week visiting in the Valley. Mrs Alex Campbell and Miss Blanche were guests of her sister Mrs H Myera. Mrs James Bracken and Miss Lizzie of Heshbon visited town. Mr Claire Truby visited family. No Evangelical Church yard festival next Thursday and Friday. Mrs Vance improving. Mr Henry Myers recovering from illness. Miss Maggie Dick of Blairsville and Miss Ollie Dick of Huntingdon visited the Dick family. Willis Love of Johnstown visiting relations. Margaret Harris of Johnstown visiting her aunt Mrs E H Stiltz and cousins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brush Valley
Edward Murphy
Johnstown
Alex Campbell
Blanche
H. Myera
James Bracken
Lizzie
Heshbon
Claire Truby
Vance
Henry Myers
Maggie Dick
Blairsville
Ollie Dick
Huntingdon
Albert Dick
Central Hotel
Willis Love
Margaret Harris
E. H. Stiltz
Blairsville social roundup spans visits and reunions
Mrs. R. M. Geary attended the S J Clair reunion at Willet, while Mrs. A. M. Barron and sister Mary Hildebrand visit Johns town. Miss Alma McSwain from Pittsburg stays with aunt Ales McCune. Several Pittsburg residents and Indiana guest friends are noted among regional gatherings and trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Geary
S J. Clair
Willet
A. M. Barron
Mary Hildebrand
Johnstown
Alma McSwain
Pittsburg
Ales McCune
Miss Burns
Lawn Kelley
John Kelley
Nellie Caulfield
Blairsville
John
Kittie Laughinge
Pottstown
A. K. Stoneback
Franklin Sansom
Indiana
Stoneback
Ollie Brinthieger
Alene
Olive Berry
W. E. Caulfield
Allegheny
Ambrose Local Guests And Social Visits
Mr Harvey Brady from Du Bois visits his parents Mr and Mrs George Brady. Fred Ditta and companion from Punxsutawney call on friends. Many attend the Washington church convention last Sunday. Thorn Walker and wife of Pittsburgh visit uncle Samuel Walker. Severe storm and rain hits the county Sunday night. Ida Miller of Willet visits Laura Pierce. Roxy Weston and Luther from Pittsburgh stay with Lolo and Maud Lewis last week. Wilber Shielda of Pittsburgh visits sister Mrs Earl Lewis. Mrs W C Divan and son Lisle of Ebenezer visit father Mr John M Pierce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Brady
du Bois
George Brady
Fred Ditta
Friend
Punxsntawney
Washington Church
Thorn Walker
Pittsburg
Samuel Walker
Ida Miller
Willet
Laura Pierce
Roxy Weston
Luther
Lolo
Maud Lewis
Wilber Shielda
Earl Lewis
W. CG. Divan
Lisle
Ebenezer
John M. Pierce
Excursion to Chicago for G A R National Encampment
The Pennsylvania Railroad will sell special excursion tickets August 25 26 27 good to return by August 31. By arrangement the return limit may extend to September 80. Fare from Indiana for round trip 11 03.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
G.A.R. National
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Indiana
Turkeys Save the Turkish Crop from Caterpillar Plague
A Newcastle Chronicle report describes caterpillars devastating a Turkish tobacco plantation until a grower released his turkeys. The birds cleared the pests, prompting other farmers to stock up on turkeys, and the 1900 supply of Turkish tobacco is credited as saved by this method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asit Minor
Newcastle
Chronicle
Reduced Rail Fares For Knights Of Pythias Conclave Detroit
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers round trip excursion tickets at a single fare from all stations to Detroit for the Biennial Conclave of the Knights of Pythias, August 27 to September 1. Tickets sell August 25 to 27, valid to return by September 5 with Detroit depot deposit by September 1 and fifty cent return extension to September 14. Also for the Grand Army of the Republic encampment in Chicago August 27 to 31, tickets from line points to Chicago at a single fare. Sales August 26 to 27, return by August 31, with deposit by September 2 and fifty cent extension to September 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Detroit
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Grand Army of the Republic
Chicago
Summer Tours to the North 1900 Pennsy Tours announced
The Pennsylvania Railroad will run two personally conducted tours to Canada and Northern New York in July and August 1900. Tours cover Niagara Falls Thousand Islands St Lawrence Quebec Saguenay Montreal and more, lasting fifteen days at a round trip rate of $1.25. Each tour will be led by a tourist agent with a female chaperone, including rail and boat fare meals parlor car seats hotel entertainment and transfers. Inquiries addressed to Tourist Agent and Geo W Boyd at Broad Street Station Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Canada
New York
Niagara Falls
Thousand Islands
Rapids of the St.Lawrence
Quebec
Saguenay
Montreal
Au Sable
Chasm
Lakes Champlain
George
Saratoga
Ate
Broadway
Fulton Street
Brooklyn
Broad Street
Newark
Geo. W. Boyd
Philadelphia
Health cure ad claims 10 cent remedy
An old advertisement touts a health product promising to act naturally on bowels kidneys and reduce microbes to cure headaches biliousness and constipation. It notes druggists sell the remedy and promotes Remington's County Seat Lists for copy and distribution by Remington Brothers in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remington
Remington Brothers
New York
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Democrat Publishing Company
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Richmond
Republicana
Cuba
Champ Clark
Rodgers
Andrews
West
Chicago Chronicle
Mery
Democratic Party
Boston Globe
Platt
Mr. Bliss
Teddy
San Juan Hill
New York Evening Post
Near Town News
Blacklick
Ambrose
Albert H. Fulte
Hay
Altamont
Grundy Co. Tenn
Dr. Vierce
Uditor
Orphans’ Court
Indiana County
Harry W. Fem
Musical College
Henry DE. Moyer
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Borough of
Court of Common Pleas
County of
J. C. Bluchell
Philadelpha Street
Philadelphia Street
Third
Joh McCreight
St.Clair’s Alley
Gompers
Harry White
R. Calhoun
Caldwell’s
D. M. Caldwell
Wilson’s
Indiana, Pa
the Big
Eofs
Lotto
Wilbur
Tinanyte
Col. Jones
BEW Wehrleseond
THE
NEW York World
America
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Democrat
Democrat and World
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