Era of Economic Reform Speech by Justice William A Gaynor
The text presents Justice William A Gaynor of the New York Supreme Court advocating sweeping economic reform. He argues railroads are public highways requiring equal access, denounces discriminatory rates, and supports public utilities laws to curb fraud in stock and bond markets. He warns of future hard times, swelling hysteria over railroads, and cautions against further railroad investment in Texas.
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Justiee
William AO Gaynor
New York Supreme Cout. CI
Hughes
Chen
Gannot
Texas
Second hand goods and real estate sale noticed
Various sale items listed including a large second hand dining set, cheap building lot for sale on West Water Street, furniture set including couch and chiffonier with lamps, and a ground lot in the Fourth ward of Indiana Borough bounded by Philadelphia Street and nearby lots. Terms include six dollars per purchaser and inquiry to Ada.
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Philadelphia St
Fourth Ward
Indiana
Philadelphia Street
Laclin Lewis
Orth
Tirsah
Berahma
Mont
Ada
Points On People Visit In Indiana And Register At New Moore
Hon A F Cooper of Pitcburg was a business visitor in Tnodiana today. Timothy Van Bell of Heilwood and H A Leampman of Barnesboro were registered at the New Moore today. Donald and Clyde McManters, sons of the County Treasurer and Mrs McMasters, have been seriously ill with grip and quinsy and calavier with pee, very sick.
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A. F. Cooper
Pitcburg
Tnodiana
Timothy van Bell
Heilwood
H. A. Leampman
Barnesboro
The
New Moore Today
Donald and
Clyde McManters
Mra. McMasters
Porter Frazer
DuBose
Indiana
Barnesboro Fire Strikes. Water Debate Ahead
A large blaze in Barnesboro caused three hours of uncontained flames before volunteers fully stopped it. The incident coincides with a forthcoming voters’ decision on fire protection funding as water supply issues loom. Meanwhile the Bidmans, in New York for Merry Friman’s wedding, reflect the town’s unsettled timing and local business ties amid the disaster.
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McMillen
Unibe
Merry Friman
Hoatetals
What in Causing the Increase of Catarrh in Indiana
An undated warning discusses rising catarrh, calling it a germ disease and urging Hyomei inhalation as a cure. The ad claims breathing Hyomei destroys nasal and lung germs with no stomach drugs, advertising a $1 complete outfit and a refund offer from St H Hildebrand if it fails.
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Indiana
St H. Hildebrand
Thas Ia
Saltsburg Property Sale and Local Notices
Saltsburg reports James and Harry Patterson bought the Laird property for 3000 dollars. Feb 9 recorded extreme cold near zero. Whitesell of Avonmore in Philadelphia at a son’s bedside, Chalmers, during a fatal illness. Downes dwelling at Salina burned recently, loss about 800 dollars. Mrs. B. F. Eckenroda suffered grip. Miss Jennie Alcoro fractured a wrist after a fall. Salina hotel quarantined due to proprietor’s daughter with scarlet fever. Dr Leonhardt's Hem-Roid product advertised as proven cure. widespread distribution from Lincoln to Nebraska and beyond. Local basketball game tied. Co. F drill night captains listed. Washington’s Birthday Social held by Presbyterian church. schoolhouse social planned for Feb 20. Ladies invited. Old English Water Works noted in Tiverton dating to 1240. Frazer of DuBose, B R & P employee, visited Indiana offices. Hopkins Brothers relocate to Indiana for a gentlemen’s furnishing store in the Willelig building.
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James
Harry “Patterson
Laird
Whitesell
Avonmore
Philadelphia
Chalmers
Downes
Salina
B. F. Eckenroda
Jennie Alcoro
Salmat
Sandersons Furniture Scandal Trial Opens Case
Harrisburg Pennsylvania reports the defense in a state capital conspiracy case against contractor Sanderson and former officials Snyder Mathnes and Slabaker. Experts testified Sanderson billed for more or less furniture than actual measurements, revealing discrepancies totaling thousands of dollars. The defense contends misstatements by witnesses and seeks cross examination of exhibit measurements as the trial continues.
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Harrisburg
Mia
Senate
House
Sanderson
Sandererson
Common Wealth
Qsourtroan
Charles HH. Bergner
Shumaker
Tiis
Archites
Leechburg Fire Destroys Ten Businesses and Two Homes
A February blaze in Leechburg Pennsylvania caused about 75000 in damage, destroying J W Kirkpatrick and Long buildings and endangering nearby residences. Firefighters prevented spread to a neighbor home as Vandergrift unit aided. Edison official suicide reported in West Orange New Jersey. Chinese World editor cites China building 1,000,000 man army to expel Europeans.
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Brisk Breene
Leodh- Dirge
J. W. Kirkpatrick
Market
Third Streets
Jn Market Street
Vandergrift Department
Long
Wirkjatvick
China
San Francisco
Ng Noe Chew
Chinese World
Caine
Ariens
United States
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Indiana, Pa
Indiana Publishing Company
Walter H. Ackson
Feagatin Dak Pentik N
Ienverey
Nitag Bay
P. Ripley
Atchison, Topeks and Santa Fe Railway
Collie
Clark Hamilton
South Seventh Street
Phiet Building
Washington Street
Price Law
J.P Malik
Welf
Ag Ncw
Yellow Front
North Sixth Street
Iota
West Water Street
J. Po Maote
Court House
W. H. Clawnon
North Sixth
Enquire
J. T.sutor
Marion Genter
Democrat
Clawson’s
Misa Maud Spotts
Glen Campbell
I. R. McMantara
East Oak Street
Rees Daugherty
Johnstown
Johnstown All Stars
Company A
Homestead
Saltsburg
Dr. Leonhardt
Nebraska
Thia
J. S. Leonhardt
Lincoln
Neb
Mambera
Co. Ff
Puma
Geof
Lieut Crawford
C. E
Tne
Endsavar Society
Presbyterian
Marion Center
Tiverton
Amicia
Devon
Hopkins Brothers
Punxsujawoey
Np Indiana
Gent
Pew Willelig
Ceeds
Sander
Son
Leechburg
Edison
West Orange
N. J
John Kh. Randoluh
Edison Manufacturing Company
Thomas A. Edison
New Valley Way
Ita
Randolph
Alphonse Westes
Bayshot Air
Mr. Randolph
Mr. Edison
Ana
New Times
Carpenter Ave
Indiana, Pennsylvania
S. Gibson
Wallace Dry Goods CO
J.C. Wallace & Son
Heinz
Clements
Leovae
Business Sea
Peaneatien
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