New York store adds rest room and lunch room for staff
The New York store installs a rest room or sun parlor on the sixth floor for comfort of its employees. A cinch room back to the church room on the fifth floor offers a money saver. Food served in the regular dining room is available in the employee dining area with reduced coffee and soup prices. Separate lunch rooms for gentlemen and ladies are provided, with staff reporting the new facilities as a welcome improvement.
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New York
Reese
Cash Boys
Iik
Bank Is Goldid Victor Col. Nov. 5
The First National Bank of this city closed its doors Wednesday. Its capital is 34000 dollars and deposits amount to about 200000 dollars.
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Victor, Col
First National Bank
City
Back From Liberia Steamer Arrives With South African Cotton Planters
New York reports the Nat Genine White Star arriving after a voyage from Liverpool with a party described as heroes. They traveled from the south to Liberia to test cotton cultivation near the West Coast of Atling, seeking reform and potential reionization near the United States. The account notes the endeavor faced failure and financial strain for the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberia
New York
Genine
White Star
Liverpool
Liperia
Atling
United States
Anti Pain Pills claim relief for monk headaches
An Elkhart Indiana advertiser promotes Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as a cure and preventive for headaches. The ad states the pills are non laxative and sold in bulk by Ge Allees Medical Co seeking druggists to carry the product. It includes a slogan about guaranteed relief and mentions Bib taken aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Ge Allee” Sedieal Co
Elkhart
Ind
Baby killed by automobile in New York street incident
Margaret Hoban, age one, riding in a six wheel power baby carriage owned by Metra Puller Express, was struck and killed as a motorized carriage lost control on West Enclave and West Sixty ninth street. George Meagher, driver, narrowly escaped mobbing by drunken bystanders while policemen restrained the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Margaret
Charles Hoban
West Enclave
George F. Meagher
Oneother
Iia Delivery
Metrapuller Express Company
Meagher
Enrlave
Sixty-ninth-st
Charles Faulkner
Helen
Faulkner
Elde
Mit
Townsend
Clarke and
Toomey
Left 10 the Care of a Worthy Pastor
A fragmentary note reports a troubling incident in Terre Haute Indiana involving Rev. Frank McIre. A baby is left on a doorstep wrapped in a blanket with clothing described as scant. The report mentions the infant’s mother and father with unclear details about support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McFire Haute
Ind
Cure a Cold in One Day Promote Quinine Tablets Ad
An ad touts Srebs Laxative Brome Quinine Tablets as a rapid cold cure with a money back guarantee from druggists. It claims high value for customers and highlights the enterprising business arms of Indianapolis. Read the advertisements in THE BUN columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.W. Grove
Indianapolis
I the Bun
Business Firma of
Lynchehans Becomes American Citizen After Naturalization
James Lynchehans, once sought by British authorities, obtains American citizenship amid Chicago unrest. Reports say he will stay in Indianapolis while others threaten walkouts as Chicago rail workers prepare for a Thursday strike. Wage protests surge at American bite and leather plants with 1.20 men striking.
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James Lynchehans
Indionepolis
Lener
Amis suit links Sullvan libel to Breach case
Mrs Amis and her husband William Amis sue ex Senator William Sullivan of Mississippi for 324 008 alleging libel. The case grows from a sensational breach of promise suit in Washington where Sullivan was a defendant, with May Lucille Leaton implicated.
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Sullivan
Tenn
Amie
Wiliam Amis
WV. Sullvan
Retiring Actor Joseph Jeferson Aims to Stay on Stage
The aged performer Joseph Jeferson plans to continue acting despite rumors of retirement. A reporter noted the curtain call at a recent show, and Jeferson expressed no intent to step away, indicating he may perform again tonight. His colleague Dodogenerd praised his enduring presence on the stage.
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Joseph Jeferson
JeMeison
Mike
Indian official denounces killings of six Indians
Indian commissioner Jones protests a Wyoming incident in which six Indians were killed while evading a sheriff’s posse near Fremont. He calls the deaths murder and urges immediate communication with the interior secretary and governor of Wyoming to protect those arrested. He notes the Indians were attacking only in self defense during the confrontation.
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Wallington
Indian Office
Jidiwaagen
Brennan
Eloy Springs
Wyoming
Fdgemont
Sacanday
Dicots
Urem To Bur
Jas
Shoul
Sunes Attaraes
Douglas
Gussie BP
Artes
Jones
Jace Beens
Dunes
Secrevary of
Interior
Overnor
Man Attacks Over Board Bill in Yonkons New Mexico
In Yonkons New Mexico Samuel fatally slashes a woman during a dispute over board payments. The suspect is jailed as authorities investigate the incident. Meantime in Moline Illinois a state examiner reports a large financial shortage tied to a failed publishing venture as creditors seek repayment and possible restructuring.
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Moline
UME Sears
Madi
Wavings
Toa Association
Amienofi Tin Me
Losdres Magi
State Examiner
Plawinisa
Fabk Hed
American Marines at Calon in Ne Novel Fever Warning
The navy department reports fever alert in Calon as Marines aid civilian efforts to protect lives and property. Officials confirm rapid response and containment measures amid unsettled conditions and ongoing relief operations.
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Calon
Wasilington
Navy
Calan
Doan's Kidney Pills Sell Well in Indiana Testimonial
A resident of Indianapolis endorses Doan's Kidney Pills after a severe kidney complaint. The testimonial from Wotters of Englrhence describes relief after using the product bought from Henry J. Hader’s drugstore. The letter urges readers to seek Doan's and warns against unproven remedies.
Marriage bonds sealed by Judge Stubbs at afternoon ceremony
A young couple wed Wednesday afternoon as Judge Stubbs officiated. James Annadell, 19, and Ide Novella Ivy May Belknap, 18, exchanged vows with evident happiness. Annadell kept his cap on during the knot tying and gently squeezed his wife’s hand as the ceremony ended.
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Judge Stubbs
James Annadell
Ivy May Belknap
Jam
Damen
Stubbs
Big Meellan election win yields weathered turf tale
Cleaning up rumors about John J. Ryan at Aqueduct unsettles racing circles. Claims the get rich quick man cleared 150000 after a ruling by the Jockey Club last week. Considine relays details from Big Tim Sobivan. Ryan balks at further bets as Booth-Tucker Saile for England appears. Also notes Commander Booth-Tucker sailing to England after his wife's death and Karl Schuh, Chicago magnate, taking his own life in Goch Germany.
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New York
Aqueduct
Meellan
John J. Ryan
Jockey Club
Ryan
Bing
George F. Corsilize
Considine
Tim” Sobivan
Priesh
Booth-Tucker
England
Voyork
ath-Tucker
Salvation Army
Ourday
Catre
Booth-Tuckop
Booth
Creatore to Play Three Concerts Here For Shortridge Benefit
Italian bandleader Crematore Creatore will perform at Tomlinson Hall in Indianapolis for Shortridge High School benefit on November 30 with two additional Dec 1 concerts. The run follows Creatore's Boston success where crowds and patrons praised his art and intelligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shortridge
Bix
Creatore
Italan
Boston
Symphony Hall
Boston Journal
Society
St Symphony Hall
Indiananolis
Tomlinson Hall
Center
Shortridge High School
East-end robberies lead to arrest of William Howard
Numerous robberies and burglaries in the east end culminated in the arrest of William Howard of 214 Minknervat. on Thursday morning. Detectives report Howard gave conflicting statements and believe they have sufficient evidence to hold him until formal charges are filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Howard
Minknervat
Howard
Billet Price Cut Agreed By Leading Steel Firms
At a meeting of major steel and iron manufacturers in New York on Wednesday, a $4 per ton reduction in billet prices was practically agreed. An official trade announcement is expected next week.
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New York
They Profit You They Take Your Money
Unclear OCR text shows a fragment about an enterprising business firm. It references profits and money but lacks verifiable names or locations.
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Ian
Vann
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Joseph Sefferson
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N. Mre
Reuben
Gaigment
Samuel
Wetzler
Tawick
Loan's Kidney PLC
Henry J. Hader
Dasa
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Nore
Doan
L.S. AYRES @ CO
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Belleclaire
Broadway
77Th Street
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RT Coal & Coke CO
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Chicago
Goch
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Reatore
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