Wonders of Naw York City Totals and Landmarks
A lengthy survey outlines New York City’s vast scale including 250000 workers at Coney Island and 500000 daily visitors, 132 department stores, libraries on Forty second Street, and 110000 seats across 112 theatres plus two grand opera houses. It notes government aid to the blind, 3000 miles of paved streets, and major bridges and railways with costs and users, culminating in a tribute to J Pierpont Morgan’s private gallery and a subway investment. It also reports on Junaluska’s grave to be marked by the Daughters of the American Revolution with a monument at Robinsville North Carolina.
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York City
Coney Island
New York Library
Forty-second Street
Fifth Avenue
New York
Syndicate
Brooklyn Bridge
Williamsburg Bridge
Ala Island Bridge
J. Pierpont Morgan
Manhattan Island
Island of
Manhattan
Junatuska
Robinsville
North Carolina
Junaluska
Andrew Jackson
Horse Shoe Bend
Alabama
Robinaville
Graham County
Jackson
G. B. Walker
Old North
Winston-Salem
Fragmentary note on Koedel digestion and digestion aid
The text discusses digestive paper in a Koedel context and mentions indigestion and treatment ideas in vague terms. It ends with a fragment about a Ny item sold by J.
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Koedel
Notice of Simpson and Marion Bus-Related Action
Public notice states that Simpson and Marion are involved in a bus related matter. Details are incomplete in the readable text. Further information and official instructions likely follow in subsequent notices.
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Simpson
Marion
Political rancor and stock news mix in Raleigh dispatch
The piece lambasts Democratic intolerance while warning of Republican gains in North Carolina. It cites American Tobacco dividends for 1908 at 13 million dollars and notes Standard Oil paying 40 percent. Curb market activity for American Tobacco shows price movement from 240 to 375 amid volatility.
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Charlotte Observer
North Carolina
American Tobacco Company
Wall Street
Standard Oil
American Tobacco declares extra dividend for current year
The American Tobacco Company directors declared an extra dividend of 7 4 percent to be paid on December 1 along with the regular quarterly 24 percent. Last year the company paid an extra 24 percent in addition to the 24 percent quarterly dividend. The year’s total dividends reach 82 4 percent.
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American Tobacco Company
Seizure notice for four canines of Apple brandy near Dobson
On September 4 1908 about ten miles northeast of Dobson near Ladonia post office four canines of Apple brandy were seized. The owner may claim the property or it will be disposed of under United States law as of September 9 1908. Signed by Collector Gee H Brown and Deputy Collector J H C Norman.
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Dobson
Ladonia
United States
Gee. H. Brown
J. Hi. C. Norman
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