Capitol building cost disclosed in official statement
A state capitol cost report issued in Harrisburg the night before dedicating the building lists total expenses at 12,101,922 dollars. It details allocations to architect fees, furniture, bronze work, lighting, and special fittings, with notes on required certifications and the board of grounds and buildings assurances of prudent spending.
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Harisburg
Pennypacker
Snyder
Berry
Capitol
Capitol Commission
Board of Grounds and Buildings
Fidip
Jonsen
Fialding Commission
Dorry
Penhypacker
Herry
Orphan’s Court of Indians County
Danied Killen
Jane Killen
Tate
Broadyalley Township
Cunningham
Indiana
MO. H. Pierce
Conscientious Rogues and the Gray Sinner
A critique argues that in a corrupt society the gravest harms come not from women but from respected men who hide vice behind virtue. It cites lobbyists, editors, and company presidents who remain loyal to friends or stockholders while profiting from wrongdoing, drawing a nuanced line between deed and character.
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Boughten
Atlantic
Artificial Halos and Sandoga Experiments Revealed
An 1890s era notice compiles curious science and trivia on phi losophy of halos with glass and alum, a Rio de Janeiro olive oil ad, Oxford dean tale Haul by the Dean, quips from a jail tale, jokes about eggs, a free Buyers Guide offer, a live stock sale in Willet Ta, and a farm listing inquiry. The piece blends science glimpses, humor, and local classifieds in a collage of period press.
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Rio de Janeiro
Boiling Water Beats Filters for Pureness in Water
A chemist argues filters do not purify dissolved substances only floating particles are removed. Boiling water reportedly purifies better, clearing color and taste by killing microbes, while dissolved contaminants may remain. The piece also notes motion sickness from shipboard balance system disturbances.
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St. Louis
Farmers Bank Pays Semi Annual Interest To Depositors
The Farmers Bank issued the semi annual interest due to depositors, credited to each account for withdrawal or to remain on deposit and become part of the principal at the owner's discretion. Interest accrues daily regardless of depositor visits.
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Farmers Bank
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Indiana & Clymer Street Railway
Farmers Bank Building
Loughry
Times
Arran
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Oxford
Mr. Brown
Mrs. Newwed
E. BE. Hale
Buyers Guide
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Seanon
Andris Bidg
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Wateralls
Waterall
Penna
Appleby and
Peterson
Addey
Leveland
Ohio
S. N. Moorhead & Son
S. Fifth Street
J.N. Banks
Ap Iistratrix's Notice
Johu Gilmour
Jacksonville
Indiana County
Dee
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Alex, Gilmodh
Elsie M. Gilmour
Avarrous
Orphans Court of
A. G. Stewart
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Young Township
Cunningham Building
Pierce
P.R.R
Sheriff's Sales
Court of Common Plaza
Indiane County
Tome
Andfana
Pennsylvania
Oolook
Massimino Mazaiopol
Hulgl Catelult
Hinraville
County of
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Brown
Anna Buchanan
Mary Ames Moore
Moor
Jacob Westling
Sheriff's Office
Lodlalla
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg Railway CO
Dale Bac P.M AL Mia
T Ollman
A. Mia
Rosalier
Juneau
Bovan
Bomill
Morrison
Marion Cent Terre
Chambersgilver Creeksitta
Ernest
Ridge Branch
Greekride
Clarksburg
Tol On
Pennsylvania Railroad
Blairaville
Saltsburg
West Apollo
Kiskiminetas Junction
Freeport
Springdale
Allegheny
Salisburg
Hast Liberty
Pittsburg
Thomas E. Watt
Wertero District
Hirth Avenue
W. W. Atterbury
J. R. Wood
Pasar
George W. Boyd
James W. Mack
Adminstrators
William Trindie
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Huga Mack
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Mia
Sarah A. Fottenean
White Township
Indiana Co
Frank George
Adaministrato
Clark
Clark Studio
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EK Eililer
Frank W. [Loore
Phila, St
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The
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
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S. W. Guthrie
Farmers’ Bank Building
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