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Ruefs Conviction Marks Turning Point in San Francisco Politics
Abe Ruef was found guilty by a jury after a long trial on charges of bribery and corruption tied to San Francisco’s political machine. The case cites a wave of indictments, with Ruef facing a 14 year sentence and further trials on additional counts as prosecutors pursue extensive corruption charges.
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Acheson Rives River Project Signaleds in Congress
Congressman Ernest Acheson has introduced a bill in Congress for a survey and authorization of river and waterway improvements from the Monongahela and Ohio River junction to Caley and Pittsburg. The plan envisions a navigable waterway linking Monongahela and Ohio systems with estimated benefits and costs.
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Ohio River canal would boost vast iron regions says analyst
The piece argues canalizing the Ohio and other rivers would permit year round navigation and create a vast, continuous industrial zone from Pittsburgh to Lake Erie. Long term bonds could fund the work, with Acheson’s bill likely to trigger a major congressional fight amid political maneuvering.
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Sentimental Fragments on Youth and Temperance
A collection of vintage clippings reflects on a 13 year old girl’s sorrow and loneliness, a dry town tale of changing bans, and a note on charity through a free lunch. The Philadelphia Bulletin quotes about friendship and a Women’s Club vegetable display policy.
Revivals At The Ray Street Mission In New York
A lengthy public notice describes revival events at Ray Street Mission led by Albert H Gray and other church figures supported by United States Steel, with nightly sessions and Bible studies. It notes a steel car plant related delay and promotes Salvation Army style fundraising pitches alongside entertainment.
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Trimmed Hats Sale Cuts Congestion at Millinery
Friday’s event offers more than a score of trimmed hats at special prices of 3.00 and 4.00, down from regular 6.00 to 8.00. Christmas lines crowd the display. shoppers urged to come Saturday to grab a stylishly trimmed hat and save money.
Hints and Dints: Christmas prep and witty clips
A quirky clipping column blends holiday crafting, cheeky verse, and social commentary. It riffs on Christmas gifts, mistletoe, and Yuletide lore while noting Mayor Lusk’s stance on reform. Also includes short quips on gossip, manners, and a police gambling case.
Rev Campbell at First U P Church
Reverend Campbell of Allesheny will occupy the pulpit at First U P Church this Sunday, delivering sermons in both morning and evening services.
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Gifts for Men Holiday Selections and New Spring Shirts
An array of gifts for men includes new spring shirt lines Monarch and Cluett with coats, neckwear, and hosiery boxed for gifting. Prices span from $1.00 for Monarch or Cluett shirts to $3.50 for silk half hose, with pajamas in madras or outing flannel at $1.00 and $2.50.
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Teddy Dolls at 25c and toy novelties sale
A 1908 catalog style note describes Teddy Dolls dressed as Esquimaux in fur, priced from 10c to 10, with common values at 25, 35, 40, and 75c. Basement salesroom features Tables of gift items at 10c and 25c, Alphabetical and Nested Blocks, Building Blocks in a wagon, Red Tissue Paper Christmas Bells, and the Ludoscope toy at 10c.
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China and Cut Glass Christmas Display of Modest Gift Prices
A festive display features china and cut glass suitable as holiday gifts. Cut glass Nappies priced at $1.00 to $1.75 from a leading American factory. Imported china cups and saucers range from 10c to $1.50, with nut bowls mayonnaise sets and china comports. Hair receivers, trinket sets, and decorative plates are offered at 26c to $2.25 and up to $1.60 per plate respectively.
Women's Neckwear Dainty Gifts For Christmas
Dainty neckwear makes appealing Christmas gifts with boxed selections. New wide Ritchings in multiple colors at 25c per yard, 10c for half length. Stock collars in Madras, 25c. Velveteen trimmed collars 25c to 50c. Gibson lace boxed collars 2c each. New mesh veils 25c to 60c per yard. Jasper complexion veiling 50c. Russian net veiling 65c. Hand bags in multiple leathers from $1 to $10.
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Brown Hamilton and Local Visitors Field Notes
Mex Harvard Allista visiting vela tives Th sew Castle. Miss Westa owns yi Ble woo Cily visitor Thursday. Alsace Qlary and Milig Davis are local townspeople. Miss Grace Pitts left for Crafton to live with Drs. Frank Hanks and Miss Alavic Stewart. Crafton residents plan a future home move to Philadelphia for nurse work. Migena Clara Harisuf and Lucy Rhaden return from Grove City after teaching.
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Founder of Kent Dies at Ripened Age in Beaver
William Miller of Beaver Falls dies at 42 after planning early projects in Kent and laying groundwork for rail and industrial ventures. The obituary notes his role as founder and first president of local ventures, with family recalling his civic involvement and the times he influenced regional development.
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Wright brothers gold medal designs by Aero Club of America
United Press reports New York letters say prominent artists submit designs for a gold Wright brothers medal. The Aero Club of America plans a $3,000 prize from outside supporters for the award, with a committee to decide. The Wright brothers are expected to visit New York early in the new year.
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Notice to Water Consumers Briefing
Notice to water consumers prohibits use of city water for building work whether on meter or plan. It requires a permit detailing purpose and warns of disconnection if terms are violated.
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