A Plea for Fair Treatment in Brick Street Work
The letter argues for fairness toward the L. W. Hancock Company building brick streets, urges patience amid delays caused by weather, questions brick quality, and cites supervision by engineer Charles C. Peters. It calls for expert oversight, respectful public discourse, and mutual trust to avoid harming the project and future bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Hancock Company
Messrs. J. O. Shoup & Company
Peebles
Messrs
C. H. Petry
L. C. McCormick
Chas. C. Peters
Messrs. Paul & Kershner
Brick Street Commission
Taft and Roosevelt Trade Harsh Jibes Over Public Safety
Mr Taft calls Roosevelt dangerous to the people while Roosevelt argues Taft is useless. Both men volley sharp statements, and the piece notes that readers are not positioned to challenge either claim. The exchange highlights the polarized political climate of the era.
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Mr. Taft
Mr. Roosevelt
M Roosevelt
Baby Born Alive After Mother's Death in New York
The world's first baby boy born after his mother's death was delivered by Caesarean ten minutes after Mrs Rebecca Lipschitz died of apoplexy at 804 East 178th Street The Bronx. The eight and a half pound newborn is reported vigorous and likely to live, physicians say the case shows life can persist after death.
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New York
Fordium Hospital
Rebecca Lipschitz
East One Hundredth and
Seventy-eighth Street
The
Bronx
What Size Do You Wear Special Prices on Large Suits
Walsh Bros advertises special prices on oversized suits in sizes 42 44 46 and 48. The promotion highlights available selections and encourages shoppers to visit the store for these larger fit options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh Bros
Kirschbaum
Cherry Tree Brand
America
City bans hogs in Mt Sterling May to October
The Mt Sterling City Council, at the request of the Mt Sterling Woman's Club, passes an ordinance prohibiting keeping hogs within city limits from May 1st to October 1st.
Bargain Walnut Four Section Bookcase with Glass Doors
Four section solid walnut bookcase with glass doors offered at five dollars. Formerly owned by Judge Peters. Apply at this office for details and purchase. 45tf
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Peters
Savage Embarks on World Trip Spurring Dog Question
Boston chatter turns to Col. Henry W. Savage about his grand transcontinental voyage described as around the world. A mutual friend teases about a dog but the deaf woman pretends not to hear while jokes pivot on what happened to the dog. Nearby, Vanarsdell's advertises new cereals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Savage
Boston
Colonel Savage
Not Counted On That Hard Labor First Week
A condemned prisoner challenges his attorney and remarks he would accept life in prison over hanging, noting the judge imposes hard labor during the first week of his sentence.
For Rent or Sale Cottage on Holt Avenue
Modern five room cottage on Holt Avenue. Apply to Mrs. T. B. Arthur. Phone 714. New beans tomatoes lettuce at Vanarsdell's.
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Holt Avenue
T. B. Arthur
Vanarsdell’s
Lincoln Steffens and the Free Speech Club
Lincoln Steffens promotes free speech and forms a Free Speech club. He invited participants to join, and only one man accepted, intending to share his views before leaving. The remark highlights support for unrestricted expression and potential resignation.
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Lincoln Steffens
Steffens
Everybody’s Magazine
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W. Hedden, Jr
G. B. Senff
Mt. Sterling
Congress
Ane
W. J. Fields
Olive Hill
Carter County
KirsenSauim
A. B
Serge
Knox
Manhattan
Serwick
Fownes
Adler
House OF Quality
Vanasdell’s
B. F. Cockrell
C. D. Grubbs
J. G. Trimble
J. Mi. Pieratt
W. 8. Lloyd
Mt. Sterling National. Bank
C. B. Patterson
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