Editorial notes on actors drunks and labor woes of women
Editorial laments McQuineval era excesses and drunken actors. It surveys New York clerks and mechanics unemployed, dock labor pay cuts, and warns readers to avoid cities. It analyzes Maryland alimony and lawyers fees, then praises Barbara Frietchie and Stonewall Jackson. It lists judges salaries nationwide and ends with working girls in Boston and London wage, hours, vacations, and reform suggestions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itia Z
New York City
Ei Wal Jnepesti
Aome
London
Pinhoforte
Massachusetts
Carroll D. Wright
Statistica of Labor
Boston
New Volume Promises Rich Copyright Feature
The November issue previews a wealth of content including a Turner painting frontispiece and opening chapters by J. Trowbridge in His One Fault. It also presents an essay on Among the Lawmakers and a page on the United States Senate with anecdotes of public life. Frank H. Stockton’s Personal Conducted series leads a feature on four hundred thousand girls and boys visiting Roman sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Nicholas
A. M. Turner
Trowbridge
Sushor
Bisa
Altus
United Staten Senate
Menor
Frank H. Stockton
Bual
Thie Gila
Rop
Marshall Business Leaders Highlight County Center Role
In Marshall, the county seat sits amid a rich agricultural area with rail links that boost shipping and travel. The article extols local business, education led by Prof. G. P. Green, churches, and a entering era of rapid modern commerce driven by honest principles, rapid action, and adaptation. It praises merchants as energetic and reliable, aiming to benefit readers and patrons alike through closer ties with the surrounding county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
G. P. Green
Marebull
Michigan Central
Flo
Butler’s Groceries and Crockery House at 128 State Street
Richard Butler’s store at 128 State Street opposite Tremont House opened January last and has grown fast. The three story building with a large main room stocks groceries, china, glassware, crockery, seeds, salt, and quality imported goods. Butler, with 18 years in the trade, offers a broad stock, strict orderliness, and low prices from first hands, including tea, coffee, fruits, cheeses, crackers, tobacco, and a wide range of china and glassware fil ing shelves alongside grain and farm produce.
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Richard Butler
State Street
Tremont House
Butler
Arule
Eagle Street
Ip'allite Departmente
Japan
Bouma
Igiporied
California
New York
Mallory
Kagto Vail & Deane
Butler's
Legant
Queenswara
J. & G. Mackins
Maddock
Art Creations in Photography and American Pioneers
Photography as art and industry is valued at billions yearly in the United States. The piece highlights American photographers like Mr. Swith of 70 State Street, Marshall, praising innovation, technique, and the dry plate process enabling instant pictures, aiding study of children and general practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
America
State Street
Swith
Marshall
Bai
Smith studio of art and portraiture lauded
A newspaper notice reviews the work of Mr. Smith, praising life size portraiture in ink, rayon, or water colors. It highlights cabinet and card pictures, eye expressions, lighting, group poses, and careful retouching of negatives. Children's portraits show patient, accurate likenesses with strong posing and emerging artistic skill. Frames and stock of artwork offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Postessea Artiatia
Gale
Merchant Tailoring and Furnishings Offer Latest Styles
Among all classes there is a desire to dress well and the merchant tailor plays a key role. F. H. Gascott & Co., No. 1231 State Street, boasts top tailoring, modern cuts, and premium trimmings. Fall styles include French and English suitings, new colors, and single or double breasted coats. furnishing goods such as caps, handkerchiefs, and underwear are offered at competitive prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Gascott, & Co
State Street
Alcott
Michigan
Como
Calcott
Ekill Asutter
Chin
Aisk
Salkot Bates
Dale
Hare
Ling of
Nollae
Deere Bortons
Scarspinn
Caloath &Co. Iy
C. B. Webster
Marshall
Boots and Shoes at Webster's Marshall Store
A feature on C. B. Webster's Marshall boot and shoe store at 122 State Street highlights his long-standing industry role. The brick building and modern showrooms showcase a wide stock from Lamkin Foster to Pingree Smith, with a focus on fit, durability, and popular prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodas
State Street
Webster
Boota Ted Shoes
Marshall
Lamkin & Foster
Pingree & Smith
Cowles &Hennessy
Hassel & Ratelle
Wade
New Drug Shop H. B. Sherman Promotes Public Confidence
H. B. Sherman opens a new drug house at 94 State Street after twenty years in the city and six years in drug sales. The shop features a 20 by 75 feet salesroom, a full stock of medicines and chemicals, patent remedies, veterinary powders, and an extensive line of medicines made from crude roots. The store offers fine toilet articles, perfumes, cosmetics, and various patent preparations, spotlighting a polished display of wares.
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H. B. Sherman
State Street
Sherman Jig
Sherwwun
Dean TE Hee
Bey Bas
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Iey
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