Publication imprint and advertising contacts for ET IAL PA
The notice lists publication details and foreign advertising representatives located in New York Chicago and St. Louis. It notes daily except Sunday operation in the Bun building with address details and postal service entry as second class mail.
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Bun
Ohtfo
Smith & Budd
Brunswick
Wirth Avenue
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Third National Bank
St. Louis
Post Ofice
Steel Trust Stocks Rise Amid Unrest and Labor Strife
A long critique on the Steel Trust describes watered stock profits while workers face evictions, violence, and union suppression. It notes high dividends, rising stock prices, and calls for political and labor reform, with a stark contrast between profiteering executives and burning housing displacement.
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Steel Trust
The
Wall Street
A Good Decision From an Appellate Court
The appellate court upheld Griffin's $2,500 award for false arrest while denouncing the trial judge's remark that a negro's feelings are inferior to a white man's. It warned such bias harms equal justice and cautioned leaders to elevate all citizens toward republican opportunity and respect.
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George W. Griffin
Griffin
Dearth of Wel come nugget discoverer in Ballarat asylum
The discoverer of the Welcome nugget has died aged 74 in Ballarat Benevolent Asylum after returning to Ballarat in poor health and seeking shelter there. The nugget, found at Bakery Hill in 1858, weighed 2,217 ounces 16 dwt and was sold for 652 500 dollars.
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Ballarat
Bakery Hill
Australia
London Evening Standard
Where's your mistress's maid up stairs arranging Madame's heir
A fragmentary dialogue line depicts a servant indicating the maid is upstairs arranging Madame's heir while inquiries about Madame's location remain unsettled. The exchange conveys a domestic scene with implied intrigue within a household.
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Madame
Fight for Decency: Indiana Schoolbook Battle Ends In Victory
The Indianapolis Sun lauds Governor Marshall and the public for defeating a plan to burden Indiana students with overpriced schoolbooks. The board backed by the combine faced 7 to 3 votes, saving at least a quarter of a million dollars for children and exposing costly geographies with inaccuracies.
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Marshall
Combine of Leeches
Leeches
Schonis
Indiana
Indianapolis Sun
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Sum
Howe
Deel
Professor Tapy
Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette
A. J. Moynihan
Tapy
Anderson
New York City
Indiana Tax Law Compilation By Burt New Promises Utility
Burt New, Indiana governor's legal clerk, compiles taxation statutes into a 20 page book issued by the State Board of Public Accounting. The volume, prepared with help from Hugh Sutherlin, clarifies powers and duties of county commissioners assessors Board of Review and tax officers. A second volume on fees salaries and a third on governor relations are planned.
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Burt New
Indiana
Executive Department
State Board of Public Accounting
New
Board of Review
Up to Date Jokes at Maud House Door
A comic sketch features Maud sending George away to avoid her father, a gas bill prompts a sharp line about a wife taking her husband’s name, and a railway ticket office gag about a puppy. A tramp cracks a joke about cycling and a police rope obstacle in a country setting.
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Maud
George
Strong Guarantee At Market Sparks Customer Doubt
A shopper questions egg freshness as a grocer vows pregnancy of quality with a bold guarantee. The exchange ends with the grocer promising a replacement if any egg is spoiled, reflecting common 19th century assurances of product reliability.
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Willis S. Thompson
Association of American Advertisers
Pennsylvania
Gompers
August Belmont
Civic Federation
United States
Belmont
Powers
Ouch
Henpecko
American Journal-Beominer
MR. Nenpecko
IVES
NES
Henry
Lippincote
George W. Stout
Hany
August Lippincott
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