08 Mar 1906
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Newspaper
Kendallville Daily Sun
Location
Kendallville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1906
Page
1
NS Ome ani Town Co Chicago presents weekly signed Buster Brown cartoons by R F Outcault the creator of the character. The firm boasts fair pricing and invites customers to view weekly cartoons while stressing profit through volume sales and straightforward pricing.
The Central Competitive District coal miners and operators conference adjourned without a wage settlement. Miners defeated the operators bid to maintain the present scale for two years and accepted Mitchells two year restoration proposal pending miners convention ratification. Mitchell charged many coal firms are railroad owned and profits misrepresented by the railroads.
Washington March 29 Senator Tillman presented his daily complaint of discrimination by railroad companies in West Virginia. He read a letter from Edmund I T noting the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad ships coal from Colorado to force high prices, while coal lands debate drew laughter as he proposed leveraging leases. Perkins arrested with parole in New York Life matter. affidavits signed by company officers noted in court.
A brief note praises the Eldridge sewing machine highlighting its merits for home use and practical performance. It argues the Eldridge model offers reliability, ease of operation, and value for money for sewing tasks.
The notice lists education style options and pricing at PaWeI School of Osteopathy. It mentions graduates from Tithe and a first national bank in Fort Wayne. A room rate of 24 to 26 dollars appears, with a home phone 1524. Weekly sessions at Kendall Hotel in Rae every Wednesday from 10 am to 5 pm.
Government officials study rail plans using national resources to connect America with Asia through Alaska and Siberia. Proposals envision direct routes from New York Chicago and San Francisco to St Petersburg Paris and Peking, potentially transforming global trade. Russia already backs Siberian railway expansion and aims to extend north to the straits.
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