RAP rig AB Daily Reporter's Periodic Rates and Delivery Terms
The notice outlines delivery options for The Daily Reporter issued by RAP rig AB with founder J B Sutton and trustee Inez M Sutton. It lists ten cent per copy, forty cents monthly, and forty cents monthly in advance for US subscriptions. Weekly editions on Tuesday and Friday cost $1.35 yearly in advance. Delivery arrangements may be made by postal card or phone at 525 Broadway. irregularities should be reported to the office.
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Carnegie Jokes on Tariff and the Truthful Bullet
The piece reviews Andrew Carnegie’s testimony before the Ways and Means Committee criticizing tariff costs, domestic and foreign competition, and consumer burden. It contrasts his serious points with his jokes, urging careful reading and noting the danger of self‑contained graft in cities.
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Andrew Carnegie
Ways and Means Committee
Carnegie
England
Congress
Great Steel Trust
Pennsylvania
Cambria
Lackawanna
Carnegie Steel Company
America
Earthquake Night Riding Lynchers Trial at Union City
In Union City Tennessee a judge has convened a special grand jury and indicted eight men amid night rider violence over land ownership disputes around Reelfoot Lake. Lawmen pursued the cases as whippings hangings and arson plagued the district.
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Jones
Reelfoot Lake District
Night Riders and a Tennessee Lake Legend Converge
The story recalls an 1812 misfortune that formed Reelfoot Lake after an earthquake shifted the Mississippi. It links to harsh night riding from Kentucky, with residents unduly harmed by aggressive acts in a harsh frontier era around the lake.
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Quenten Rankin
Tennessee Night Riders
Mississippi
Reelfoot Lake
Night riders harass and lynch in Reelfoot lake region
A local report details vigilante violence where store owners were whipped for high prices and a Negro man and his wife were burned with their baby in a cabin fire. Women whipped for divorce, wearing finery, or other slights. Capt Rankin, once an attorney, was lynched after shifting sides. Names of accused appear in court while towns fear riots and civil war.
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A. B. Young
Story Island
Reelfoot Lake
Young
Capt. Rankin
Bright’s Disease Lifts Spirits During Hospital Visit
A visitor notes the patient looks unusually bright at the hospital, quoting the patient who says he feels better because the doctor diagnosed his condition as Bright’s disease. The exchange underscores a light moment in medical care.
Longest Day at Spitzbergen Lasts Three and a Half Months
The article notes that at Spitzbergen the sun remains above the horizon for about three and a half months, marking an extreme polar day duration.
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Spitzbergen
Dream Foretold by Ferrero of Great Messina Quake
Special to the Reporter Guglielmo Ferrero the historian says he dreamed a night earthquake rocked a house and the earth trembled. He cautions that reports may be exaggerated by excited locals and notes Messina Reggio and other southern cities may have suffered a larger loss than currently reported.
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New York
Guglielmo Ferrero
Messina
Italy
Riggio
Reggio
Evangelist Tumbler at church sermon on Gravity
The pastor introduces Evangelist Tumbler who once fell from grace and then recovered before addressing the congregation on the spiritual law of gravity. A hymn titled Drop ing, Dropping, Dropping is announced to be sung before the talk.
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Evangelist Tumbler
Devastation Reported in Messina and Sicilian Cities
The region is described as severely damaged with Messina Reggio di Calabria and Catania practically destroyed. Widespread destruction affects Calabria and Sicily with many towns reported heavily damaged.
Italy Suffered Repeated Earthquake Ravages Through History
A historical roundup lists major earthquakes across the world with emphasis on Italy. It catalogs dates and death tolls from events in Naples Messina Sicily Calabria Abruzzi and other regions, noting countless lives lost and centuries of seismic destruction.
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Alaska
California
Chile
West Indies
Japanese Islands
Caucasus Mountains
Europe
Pomtius
Macedonia
Asia
Syria
Palestine
Japan
Martinique
Italy
San Francisco
Kingston
Commercial Teachers Head Urges Young Members
In Indianapolis on December 29 President E N Miner announced the National Commercial Teachers federation should be renewed by younger men aged thirty to fifty in prime condition with forward looking aims. He said men past sixty may be wise but should not have active participation in proceedings.
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Commercal
Indianapolis
Ind
E. N. Miner
National Commercial Teachers’ Federation
Caleb Mills
Miner
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