Local Classified Ads From Richmond Va Aimed at Jobs and Supplies
A pasted collage of ads seeks scrap buyers buyers of brass copper sand zinc and rags and bones and disposal services. It also lists second hand bags burlap and various training programs including scholarships for Haynes Business College chauffeur training barber college and automobile school with wage ranges and contact addresses in Richmond Virginia.
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L. Rose & CO
Brook Ave
Richmond
Loan offers and ads flood Norfolk and Richmond
A collection of advertisements from Norfolk and Richmond promotes a 5 percent simple interest farm or home loan with monthly or yearly payments, plus notices to sell scrap materials to L Rose & Co in Richmond, and a hair emporium offering wig and hair processing services with mail order options.
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THE
Standard Home Company
Law Building
Norfolk
Ventry
M Darikison
Chamber of Commerce
Richmond
Hair fashions in hairdressing and switches
All kinds of hair ends and switches offered by Hughes at 209 North ird Street Richmond Virginia. Switches in various shades in stock with bargains and prompt mail order service. Comings made into switches pompadours puffs and other styles with satisfaction guaranteed.
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Hughes
North
Ird St
Richmond
Richmond Hair Emporium
Broad St
American Writing Machine Co. Daily Rent Offer
Three monthly payments of five dollars rent applied toward purchase. We offer 25 words with 50 per sentence on any make of typewriter. Write a day for particulars. American Writing Machine Co. at 605 East Main Street, Richmond, Virginia.
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American Writing Machine CO
East Main Street
Richmond
Virginia
For Sale Costumes and Accessories at Richmond Hair Emporium
Veiled items and facial costumes offered for sale or hire at 221 Broad Street Richmond Virginia. Wigs whiskers masks mustaches and related novelty accessories available from Richmond Hair Emporium.
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Richmond Hair Emporium
Broad St
Richmond, Va
Train Derails In Gulley Near Coatesville
A Philadelphia and Reading Local train derailed between Wilmington and Harrisburg near Coatesville Pennsylvania. Engineer J Frank Fagan died in the wreck and Mrs George Smith and a child were seriously injured. About thirty passengers were shaken but escaped through broken windows.
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Philadelphia
Reading
Wilmington
Herding
Siousca
Coatesville
J. Frank Fagan
George Smith
Preaty at Last Passes Senate
Washington special reports President Watt secured Senate passage of an amended reciprocity bill ending the tariff friction with Canada. Final roll shows 33 yeas to 27 nays after rapid defeat of amendments. The measure, identical to the House version, faced opposition from Republicans and a few standpatters before approval.
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Washington
D. C
Watt
Senate
Canmin
Yeas—Bacon
Bankhead
Bradley
Crandesee
Briggs
Grown
Hkryun
Burton
Chamberlain
Chilton
Crane
Culberson
Cullom
Davia
Fletcher
Poster
Gore
Gugsenheim
Hitchenock
Johnson
Johnston
Jones
Kern
Lotge
Meloon
Martin
Martine
Myers
Newhowis
Nixon
O'Gorman
Liverman
Owen
Paynter
Penrose
Perkins
Mexyburn
Kenyon
Folhette
Lippitt
Gerimer
MaMoecumber
Nelson
Iver
Pane
Simmens
Smith
Michigoun
Smoot
Warren
Petey and Clark
Arkansas
House
Representative Underwood
Committee On Ways and Means
McCumber
Heyburn
Howard Bill Aims Federal Highway Fund For Road Building
Representative William Sehley Howard of Georgia introduced a bill to create a Federal highway fund. The Fund would finance half of road construction costs with states to match, marking a shift from direct federal appropriations for good roads.
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Washington, D. C
William Sehley Howard
Georgia
Howard
Ten Day Limit Set On Mother-in-Law Visits
Magistrate McGuire in Brooklyn ruled that a mother-in-law may stay at her married child’s home for no more than ten days. The decision arose during a hearing with Mrs Mary Coyle of Boston who had been summoned by her daughter-in-law Mrs Harry Cosie of No 84 Carlton Avenue Brooklyn. Mrs Coyle claimed the younger wife accused her of meddling and breaking up the home. The magistrate commented that a ten day visit suffices and suggested that Boston relatives write rather than travel for visits.
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Mothigrs
New York
McGuire
Brooklyn
Mary Coyle
Boston
Harry Cosie
Carlton Avenue
Mei
Lewis Publishing Chief Tells House Panel of Losses
E G Loews president of Lewis Publishing Co testifies before a House committee about six years of conflict with the Post Office Department. He says he lost millions through persecution by former Postmaster General Cortelyou and that he was worth 2 to 3 million years ago before the department action.
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Yepedy
Nolontihly
House
Postoffice Department
George B. Cortelyou
E. G. Loews
Lewis Publishing Company
St. Louis
Lewis
For Sale Peas Cleaned In New Bags In N C
For sale peas cleaned in new bags at two dollars and fifteen cents per bushel. Sixty day varieties offered. Also Kasex pigs J Coulter Connelly Springs North Carolina.
For Sale Pure Bred Percheron and Belgians Stallions
Pure bred Percheron and Belgians including brood mares and fillies offered for sale at all times. All stock registered and acclimated. Advertises as cheapest in the East or South. C. A. Alexander & Co. Harriston Augusta County.
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C. A. Alexander & Co
Harriston, Augusta, Co
Automobile Exchange Ad Promises One-Year Guarantees
Local ad from 221 222 West Broad Street advertises automobiles bought sold and exchanged with every car fully guaranteed for one year. Frieb aon likely part of the address line remains unclear.
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Automobile Exchange
West Broad Friebaon
Witnesses and Company in Receivership Strain
A creditor notes the company is under receiver control. He borrowed funds to travel to Washington and cannot cover witness expenses. He warns that if witnesses attend, the costs will fall to the government.
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Washington
Witneses
Making a Last Stand in Haiti
Rebels close on Port au Prince as President Simon and remnants of the army entrench for a final stand. Foreign diplomats seek warships to shield nationals while the American gunboat Petrel stabilizes the capital. North Haiti reports rebel control and port subjugation, with scenes of unrest at Cape Haitian and mobs confronting foreign consulates.
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Port AU Prince
Simon
Cape Haitien
Cape Haitian
Petre
Cape Kialtien
Amerkeahe
Ower
KR. Dick
New York
Fercien
Beautiful girl disappears amid New York rainstorm
Louise Swan, nineteen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William R. Swan of 11 West Thirtieth Street, left home during a downpour last Monday afternoon and has not been seen since. Detectives investigated elopement or stage involvement. the mother fears abduction or murder as she collapses from worry and the strain of possible tragedy.
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New York
Dorothy Arnold
Louise Swan
William R. Swan
West Thirtieth Street
Miss Swan
Louise
Mrs. Swan
The Pennsylvania Plan Aims to Cut Freight Rates
The Pennsylvania Railroad issued a circular urging employees to adopt cost saving measures across operations. It calls on clerks warehouse staff track workers and others to trim waste such as coal usage stationery and breakage to reduce costs and signals wider industry impact as America is called a nation of waste with industrial leadership at stake.
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Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ciner
America
Alexandria Gazette
Admiral Togo Visit Sparks Public Fan Fare
The article satirically mockingly notes public breath held for Admiral Togo's U S navy yard tour and criticizes a Alabama congressman over his yellow peril rhetoric. It laments the navy's peril and questions national defense as the press hints at political theatrics and watchdog commentary.
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Togo
United States
Alabama
Far East
Uncle Sam
Sea of Japan
Genteman
Congress
Lencorere-Tingleé
Newport Nowstress
Taft Endorses New Orleans Ship Line Initiative
President Taft endorsed the plan to commission five American ships for service between New Orleans and Pan American countries. The endorsement followed a letter to G Grosvenor Dawe, director of the Southern Commercial Congress, praising New Orleans for steps to improve marine transportation.
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Washington, D. C
Taft
New Orleans
G. Grosvenor Dawe
Southern Comercial Congress
Horses and Breeding Activity Across Virginia and West
Farmers Bunch and Jed Bunch train from Virginia return to the West with stock at Stockton California and Denver Colorado. Butter Brook and Akur race at Acca Farm Richmond and North Randall Ohio before retirement and transfer to Geers stable. Judge Bennett expands Riverside Farm near Weston West Virginia with new stock and plans. Expansionist defeats Waterway in Windsor Steeplechase and Bull’s Cary Street farm hosts brood mares and Rabbie Kean. Canada’s reciprocity debate gains momentum amid tariff revision speculation.
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Broad Rock
Farmer Bunch
Jed Bunch
Virginia
Far West
Stockton
Cal
Denver
Roanoke
Rich Toei
Cow
Bunch
Judge Colburn
Acca Farm
Grifith & Saunders
Richmond
Butter Brook
Akar
Aquilin
North Randall
Akur
Lutter Brook
Callernian
Crem Virginia
Accu Farm
Geers
Chamber of Commerce
Detroit
W. G. Bennett
Riverside Farm
Lord Roberts
Band of Choice
Weston
WL Va
United States
Belleville
Escott Croy
Riverside Parnt
Croy
Trudee Plot
Orts
Spord
Arion
Nancy Hanks
Judge Bennett
Maryland
Washington, D. C
Baltimore
Mad
Cary Street
George
Bull
Rabbie Kean
Woodlands
Twitsie M
Dom
Lizzie Flat
Botus Bobble Kean
WEDS THIRD TIME IN NEW LONDON VALE MAN MARRIES
Mrs. Natherine Sanford Sheffield wed George M. Landers in New London. Landers, former New Britain mayor, and Sheffield family ties mark a complex union with multiple Yale connections and recent divorce history. The couple, seen with relatives, left for a short honeymoon after the ceremony.
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Snk
Vale
New London
Conn
Natherine Sanford Sheffield
George M. Landers
Lewis Crandall
France
Germany
Pequot
Sea Acre
Landers
New Britain
George Sanford
Fate of reciprocity decided with Saturday vote
Delighted Americans await final vote on reciprocity as Senate lines up for passage. Democratic support is strong and Administration backing keeps Republicans in line, while insurgent progressives resist. The outcome promises further debate before week’s end as lawmakers justify the choice to their constituents.
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United States
Senate
Republican Party
Khaki-Glasd Troops Move to Culpeper Camp Sale
Seven hundred khaki-clad soldiers depart Sunday for Camp William Wilson Sale at Culpeper Virginia for three weeks of field duty and camp routine. The First Regiment will lead, followed by the Second and Fourth, with Major J T Price commanding the First Battalion.
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Richmond
Culpeper
William Wilson Sale
C. Vaughan, Jr
Virginia
Camp Sale
Jo Lane Stern
Coienel Junius Lynch
A. B. Veres
Thomas Shelton
Winfree
Lawrence Waring
Peron
Potts
Brigade Quarterrmwaster
Fichmond
Drnst Regiment
J. T. Price
Lightning Strikes Yosemite Trail Killing Nine Horses
In Yosemite Valley a bolt of lightning killed nine horses ridden by Eastern tourists during a thunderstorm as riders were near the summit. The riders were thrown to the ground but none injured, though the party pressed on after the shock, with only one horse surviving.
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San Francisco
Yosemite Valley
Alpine tourists prompt taxicab service to summit
In the Alps the hotelkeeper notes paying mountain tourists are common but expert climbers are rare. He suggests exploiting the opportunity by selecting a peak and establishing a taxicab line to the top. The exchange hints at innovative transport business tied to mountaineering clientele. The dialogue captures a bold plan and optimism.
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Alps
Armed Robbers Hold Up Franklin Jewelry Store
Two masked bandits entered the Franklin jewelry store at 17 West Ninth Street and seized a tray of diamonds worth 3000 dollars. A bystander, Benjamin A. Sikes, was shot in the head as officers pursued the robbers. one assailant was captured at John Taylor's dry goods store after fleeing. The other bandit, who carried the diamonds, escaped.
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Kansas City, MO
Franklin Jewelry
West Ninth Street
J. J. Franklin
Franklin
Benjamin A. Sikes
John Taylor
John Brown
Despondent Husband Hangs Self After Family Rift
In Nework a tobacco worker Carl Schletter fifty five hanged himself at his Williamsboro room. He left all valuables to an old friend Mrs Cella Doeil and set aside $25 for a funeral feast after cremation.
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Nework
Carl Schletter
Payette Street
Williamsboro
Cella Doeil
de Kille Avenue
Foreigners and officials flee as Cape Hayti is looted
Turmoil grips Cape Hayti with looting by evolutionists and rebels. Officials and residents seek refuge in foreign consulates and on boats while American and other foreign nationals, including women and children, are sheltered aboard an American yacht ahead of an arriving warship.
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Cape Haytien
Tayti
Boehlemeints
Revelutovists
Cape Hayti
Aldrich Benies Hines Testimony on Lorimer Probe
Former Senator Nelson W. Aldrich testified to the Lorimer investigation about President Taft's views on Illinois Senate races. He described conferences with Edward Hines regarding Hopkins Bou tyn Lorimer and reported that Taft would not actively back any candidate. He denied urging telegrams or sending messages to Governor Deneen and said he did not discuss Lorimer with Taft in a favorable sense.
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Washington, D. C
Nelson W. Aldrich
Rhode Island
Lorimer
Edward Hhiows
Taft
Aldrich
Illinois
Ife
Senate
Hines
Hopkins
Mr. Aldrich
Boutell
He Michtegav
Kenyon
Tommer
Deneen
Mr. Lorimer
Attorney Marble
Deheen
Judge Hanecy
Haneecy
Judge Haneey
Senator Kenyon
Ines
Ilinois
Pastor Used Alias To Live Down Past
Special report notes a pastor living under an alias in Xenia Ohio. He died here following an operation. The obituary mentions his hidden past and the years he spent in disguise as part of his personal history.
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Xenia
Deception Ties Rev Myron Bruce To Franklin Father Claims Body
The Rev Myron M Bruce twenty two pastor of Pleasant View Church near Jamestown lived under an assumed name Ainsworth. His father Rev Myron Bruce Ainsworth of Franklin Indiana claimed the body. A letter from the Franklin pastor allegedly recommended cousin Myron M Bruce leading to a family revelation that the cleric was the son, not the cousin.
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Myron M. Bruce
Pleasant View Church
Jamestown
Ainsworth
Myron Bruce Ainsworth
Christian Church
Franklin, Ind
Mr. Ainsworth
Tanner Paint and Oil Co. Opens Low Prices Era
Richmond notices advertise Tanner Paint and Oil Co as makers of high grade paints with prices described as at the bottom. The sales copy urges buyers to act now while discounts persist and stock remains available.
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Richmond Bag CO
Rich- Va
Haynes Business College
National Auto Suchools Corporation
West Broad Street
Worfolk
12Th Street
Benebbure
Malan Street
Hoanoke
Church Treet
Wanate
Redmond Barber Colleg
Riamond
Richmond Automobile School
Frayser
Rugeists
J. W. Prayser &Co
Burke’s Garden Dorse
Sure. T. Uervisger
Turkey’s Garden
Zidewater
Ware River
Newport News
Fighty
Hampton
James River
Igremont
Emily
Deverell & CO
Laremont
Philadelphia, PA
Preaty
U.S
Rule
J. BE
Coulter
Connelly Springs, N. C
Haiti
Police
Prestent
NEW Orleans Ship Line
Expansionist
Waterway
Windsor
Imp Waterlevel
Algerine
Abd el Kader
Nina
Tion
Roanoke World
Glad Boys
Fork Camp
William Sale
Yellowe Pok
Aldrich Benies Hines
Virgqinia
J. W. Bell
Richmond Machine
Main St
Syongr & Handley Ing
E. Broad Sr
Ns Pe
Tanner Paint & Oil Co
Florida
California
Navy
Eb Hee
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