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Newspaper

Indiana Democrat

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1907

Page

7

Advertising Agencies City Directory Snippet

A terse listing shows advertising agencies and office addresses in New York Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. Geo Batten Potter Building at 48 Park Row is noted alongside N W Ayer & Son at Chestnut Street Philadelphia and Remington Brothers at Penn Building Penn Avenue Pittsburgh.

New York Geo. Batten Potter Park Row Philadelphia N. W. Ayer & Son Car &H and Chestnut Pittsburg Remington Bros Penn Penn Avenue

Local train schedule and Roosevelt third term note

The notice lists Pensylvania Railroad train times to Blairsville Intersection Homer City and Indiana with daily and Sunday departures and arrivals, plus a transfer bus service. It also reports President Roosevelt’s firm declaration he will not seek a third term and reactions from Democratic leaders Bryan and Taggart.

Pensylvania Railroad Blairsville Homer Blacklick Heshion Wehrum Winterdals Kensburg Cresson Roosevelt White House Fairbanks Tait Cannon Knox Toraker

Bryan Assured as Democratic committeemen weigh Bryan nom

Twenty seven committeemen expressed views Friday on Bryan’s inevitability. Most said Roosevelt’s remarks do not change the outcome and Bryan is the likely nominee. A few held the fight open or questioned inevitability, with several proxies and state leaders backing Bryan regardless of Roosevelt.

Democratic National Wiliam J. Bryan Roosevelt Bryan H. Thompking South Dakota Norman E. Mack New York R. M. Johnson Texas Roger Sullivan Iinois Tom L. Johnson Ohio Willis J. Abbott Indian Territory Stone Missouri W. A. Rothwell Henry D. Clayton Alabama Clark Howell Georgia Urey Woodson Kentucky Beéyound den J. Campan Michigan James €. Dahlman Nebraska Colorado Utah Montana Idaho Nevada California Josephus Daniels North Carolina Taylor Ellison Virginia Mark Smith Arizona R. E. L. Mccuntcastle Tennessee Yennesse Richard R. Kenney Delaware Mrryan George Gray Robert Broussard Louisiana Hake Smith Porto Rico Ft. Bryan Willman South Carolina Bryam John Sharp Williams Mississippi John T. Morrow West Virginia Brya Dvaewaul Valiferro District of Columbia Phere Roosevale

Millionaire held in jail over will worth a million

Chicago attorney M. Beymour, representing Clauda Lumley, sought to free Reginald Spanking known as Oscar I. Spate, a jailed prisoner, claiming his mother’s death left property worth $1,000,000 in England and Wales. The court denied release. the remaining 18 days of the sentence must be served. Leave your orders for job printing at the Democrat Offices.

M. Beymour Chicago Clauda Lumley Fonday Priday Reginald Oscar I. Spate England Wales Seymour Spate Duk

Beer Price Hike Shackles New York Drinker Averages

New York brewers announce an 80 cent to 1 dollar per barrel rise in beer prices driven by higher raw material costs. A gallon glass and barrel changes raise consumer costs by about 10 million dollars annually for Greater New York, with beer consumption at around ten million barrels yearly.

New York Brewers’ Board of ‘Trade Dunwairy IL New Jersey Heine Cfelkg Bowery Broadway Hawery

Dean's Ointment Promises Skin Cure Amid Noisy Ad Text

Fragmented ad style article notes Dean's Ointment as a remedy for skin ailments with testimonials from Mina Buchanan and others. It mentions a box of Tom TIDEbrand products and a New York master distributor, and shifts to recruiting talk about a “Million Army” and a Pittsburgh Gazette Times outlook on Pennsylvania.

Dean Mia Buchanan Myung Uwth Street Biddunn Mau Saya Yueh Tidebrand Denyatore

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