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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1902
Page
8
The article praises speed and accuracy in banking staff. It highlights Martin J. Friedman as a top city accountant and head bookkeeper at Capital National Bank. It describes arithometers, rapid counting of money, and how tellers handle large sums with practiced, almost indifferent efficiency.
New York March 7 John L Mason inventor of the Mason jar dies at 76 after funeral here He devised the sealing jar in 1857 boosting canning nationwide He earned over 3 million in royalties but remained charitable giving a dollar to beggars and funding temperance He supported Lincoln and planned a New Brunswick New Jersey plant for new jar patents at his death
John S. Poland camp of Spanish-American War veterans held monthly at the Commercial club on Thursday night with new members admitted. Veterans endorsed converting the arsenal into an army post and reiterated support to place a Spanish-American War veteran on the Monument board of control.
Fred Akin son of the county recorder had a memorable ride on a College avenue streetcar. He stood, sat beside two colored girls, blushed as he found himself in a girl’s lap, and the car’s occupants laughed. Marion Eaton handed a candidate card to a colored man who warned about counting. Lon Boyd recalls the Cleveland black eye ending Harrison’s rival’s career, then asserts the marshal’s office role amid Pettit and Foley’s absence.
A man recounts marching with a framed picture of Cleveland after a mud ball attack on his portrait. He describes crowds in Washington Street, a 2000-strong procession to a hotel, a Democrat manager ejecting him, and the striking image of the black eye becoming famous.
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