Harmony Talk From Tammany Hall Dinner Plan
A political column lampoons Democratic attempts at harmony led by DNC Chairman James W. Raskob. It notes invites to big party figures for a Washington dinner, ignoring past stances, and mocks Tammany Hall's push for unity amid party divisions including whiskey versus water platforms and Simmons’ critique.
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Tammany Hall
Democratic Party
Democratic Harmony
Raskob
Democratic National Committee
Washington
Damoerstic
Democratic Party of
South
Tammany
Ammany
Simmons
North Carolina
Ledgey
Philadelphia
Democratic Dinner Sparks Call to Unseat Raskob
Senator describes harmony in the party as requiring Raskob's unhorsing and criticizes Raskob for favoring liquor, stating the Democratic Committee should not include a chairman who would aid dismantling the Eighteenth Amendment. bolting faction refuses to align with Raskob.
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Raskeb
Alfred FE. Smith
Democratic Party
Simmons
Iiquor
Democratic Committee
Raskob
Domestic Rabbit as Year Round Food Urges Farmers
The article describes domestic rabbits as a year round dietary option distinct from wild varieties, noting growing farm involvement, especially in California, and rising Eastern interest. It explains feeding, meat quality, and methods: frying, broiling, smothering, parboiling, stews, chop suey, and salads, with recipes available from the Agriculture Department.
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Department of Agriculture
United States
West
California
Bureau of Home Economics
Bureau of Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
Mushroom shipment halted to stop botulism threat
A Galveston customs collector and the Food Drug and Insecticide Administration blocked a canned Italian mushroom shipment from entering the United States after tests in New Orleans and Washington detected botulinus bacteria. The remaining stock was destroyed due to insufficient heating. A separate note mentions the son of Abdul Hamid suing for fifty million dollars.
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Texas
Galveston
Italy
Department of Agriculture
Tuscany
Food, Drug, and Insecticide Administration
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington Laboratories
Washington
Administration
Galveston Collector of Customs
Storm damages strike Indiana telegraph and farms in June 1899
A severe Monday afternoon storm swept across a ten mile wide Indiana region causing widespread crop damage. The Indiana Telephone Company nearly failed as over 150 fuses burned and lines were tangled. Lightning struck barns in White and Grant townships, killing horses and igniting buildings. City council met to review brick street paving costs and new street work ordinances with a $2,322.01 total cost and a $500 injury risk provision.
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Indiana
Indiana Telephone Company
William Ray
White Township
John Burkell
Grant Township
John Rice
Decker’s Pont
Jacob Hershberger
Harry White
Philadelphia
Sandles engagement and local banking ties in 1909
In 1909, Edith Sandles of Clarksburg was pledged to Harry Lewis George of New Jersey, with a June 22 wedding planned at the Sandles home. Indiana county ties include two young men joining the Miners and Farmers Bank of Marianna as cashier and director, after assisting National Bank Examiner John B. Cunningham. William Hagenlocher of West View and Miss Geneva Kindley of Indiana wed at the family home in a ceremony led by Rev. J Day Brownlee.
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H. P. Sandles
Clarksburg
Edith
Harry Lewis George
New Jersey
Blairsville
Sandles
Indiana County
New Miners’ and Farmers’ Bank of
Marianna
J. Philip Reithmiller
Indiana
Bing Cashier
Robert S. George
National Bank
John B. Cunningham
William George Hagenlocher
Westview
Pittsburgh
Geneva Kindley
John A. Findley
J. Day Brownlee
First United
Presbyterian Church Charter and Regional Company Plans
Gov Stuart approved charters including the Parkwood Farmers Telephone Company with a $5,000 capital. About $500,000 is to be spent on improvements to the General Chemical Company plant at Newell.
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Presbyterian Church
Stuart
Parkwood Farmers’ Telephone Company
General Chemical Company
Newell
Kimmel Family Visit Recap From Marion Crater
Ten years ago on Sunday June 8 1919 Mr and Mrs J F Kimmel and their son Galen spent the day with relatives at Marion Crater in a brief community notes item.
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J. F. Kimmel
Galen
Marion Crater
New York City Attitudes From Friendly Faces to Cold Masks
A New Yorker writes of hospitality and openness amid a city habitually viewed as cold. Visitors often find warmth in strangers who pause, direct, and engage, though a few elite types remain aloof and snobbish, living in a self contained world.
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New York
Manhattan
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