Advertising Agents and Offices Listed Across Cities
A compact directory item listing advertising agents and their offices in Philadelphia Pittsburgh Vandergrift and other locations. Names include Naw Ayers Son Cor H P Remington Heeren Building Penn avenue W 8 Hill Co Vandergrift Building R F Foulk and addresses at Eighth and Chestnut Fourth avenue.
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Philadelphia
Naw, Ayers & Son
Cor
Eighth and Chestnut
Pittsburg
H. P. Remington
Heeren
Penn Avenue
Pennsylvania and nearby rail timetables adjusted for patrons
Time tables published for patrons listing schedules of Pennsylvania Railroad and Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburg lines. Trains depart Blairsville intersections for Homer City Ebensburg Wintondale and Cresson with multiple daily departures and Sunday adjustments. Arrival times to Indiana from Blairsville Cresson and Punxsutawney shown. street car lines note first and last cars not run on Sundays. date September 16 1908.
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Indiana
Blairsville
Cresson
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg Railroad
Elder's Ridge
Punxsuitawney
Homer
Punxsutaveney
Wilder
Are the Dead Alive
October issue of Delineator surveys scientists across countries exploring life after death. It discusses telepathy clairvoyance trance spirit writing dual personality possession levitation and materialization as signs of unseen forces, predicting progress and new philosophical shifts. Subsecretue for the Democrat.
Appeal to the People in Democratic Campaign Fund
Letter from Norman Mack and allies urging that Bryan Kern supporters fund their own campaign. They insist candidates must accept no tainted money and that the people pay for elections to ensure government for all. They call for statewide presence and donations directed to the Democratic National Committee with contributor certificates. August 15, 1908, Chicago.
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Bryan
White House
Kern
Democratic National Committee
Free America
Pennsylvania Coke Production Sets 1907 Record
Pennsylvania produced 26,618,214 short tons or 65.02 percent of U S coke in 1907, a 14.17 percent rise from 1906, with coke value at 67,628,024 dollars, coal use at 39,733,177 tons, and 263 coke-making establishments up from 239 in 1906. The average price reached 2.25 dollars a ton, and the state again led national output and value.
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Pennsylvania
United States
Pennsylvania Coke Output Shifts Within Connellsville District
Pennsylvania coke production in 1907 shows lower Fayette and Westmoreland shares, with rising output in Lower Connellsville Klondike and Latrobe districts. Combined three districts produced 20,420,687 tons, about 77.1 percent of state total and 60.1 percent of US output, per Parker USGS report awaiting distribution.
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Pennsylvania
Fayette
Westmoreland
Connellaville
Lower
Connellsville
Klondike
Fayette County
Connellsville Basin
Greensburg
Upper
Latrobe
United States
F E. W. Parker
United States Geological Survey
Survey
Washington, D
Child’s remark on Jesus and electric rails stuns Sabbath class
A Sabbath school teacher in a town recounts surprising praise from a pupil who declares Jesus could walk on the third rail of the town’s new electric cars, showing childlike faith in power. The item closes with a nudge to visit the Democrat for more names and notes.
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Jesus
Farm paper adds Dr Chamberlain to Stockman staff
Big crop prices aside the Pittsburgh Stockman adds Ohio educator Dr W S Chamberlain to its staff as Associate Editor. The move boosts the paper with top agricultural minds and broad statewide readership in Ohio Pennsylvania West Virginia. The Stockman touts low prices and nationwide distribution, with 10 weeks for 10 cents as a sample offer.
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Pittsburgh
W. I. Chamberlain
Ohio
Stockman
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Alva Ages
L. W. Lighty
W. D, Zinn
C.D. Smead
W. W. Foote
W. S. Chamberlain
Pittsburg Exposition Extends Spectacular Seasonal Fun
The Pittsburg exposition enters its twentieth year with record crowds and a sesqui centennial celebration on Sept 29. Highlights include armor plate displays from warship protection, a Delaware conning tower, Connecticut flagship model, a sixty boat coal fleet, House Electrical demonstrations, the latest fashion exhibits, a Span ish American War reenactment, Hartz band, Day in Japan exhibit, Theatorium moving pictures, and a rich musical lineup led by Sousa with upcoming Russian Symphony Orchestra and other renowned groups.
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Pittsburg
Delaware
Bob Evans
Connecticut
Sprague
Maine
Hartz
Japan
Theatorium
Sunshine
Davis Island Dam
Sousa
New York
Russian Symphony Orchestra
Arthur Pryor
Bostonia Women’s Orchestra
Creatore and
Damrosch
Empire State Boosts Bryan and Kern for National Ticket
Chicago conference reports from Vice Chairman Hall of the National committee indicate strong New York Democratic backing for Bryan and Kern. He cites favorable statewide views, Pacific coast encouragement, and touring by Gore and Williams. Hall says Taft has no chance in the solid South and notes campaign pricing and printing ads from the Democrat Office.
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Empire State
Bryan
Kern
Alton B. Parker
David B. Fill
New York
Chicago
Hall
National Committee
New York State
Pacific Coast
Gore
George Fred Williams
West Virginia
Taft
Virginia
Maryland
North Carolina
What Is the Matter With the Public Schools
The Delineator excerpt presents a New England preparatory head questioning a sixteen year old applicant about Egypt and geography. The principal laments declining basic knowledge among grammar school graduates, noting deteriorating arithmetic, geography, history, and reading skills over the past decades.
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Rhela Childe Dorr
New York City
Potter
Egypt
Africa
Sia
Congo
A Natural Buzzer
Lia distressed by a locust song on the porch runs to a tree and demands the ringing off. The excerpt mentions the right of the people peaceably to assemble and contrasts it with carrying bombs to kill police and bystanders.
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Lia
Executor's Notice for George Snyder Estate
Harry W. Fee, Attorney, executor notices announce letters testamentary granted on George Snyder of Indiana borough. Creditors must present authenticated claims for settlement and debtors should make prompt payment as the notice requests.
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Harry W. Fee
George Snyder
Indiana Borough
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