Beefs and banquets in old New York tavern circles
In old New York a beefsteak dinner custom persists among a select set. Uncle Bill Miller hosts guests at his Broadway tavern with autographed registers, wood stove cooking, and a rare steak feast that blends nostalgia with lively anecdotes about Delmonico, Conkling, Depew and others. The piece also threads in a tale of a mysterious refined woman seen on Sixth Avenue, socialites, and a dented portrait of Saver culture including bankers and Pittsburg visitors.
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Dis- Paton
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Miner aid pours in from distant towns
From Punxsutawney March 7, letters report Clarion miners sending 500 dollars Beech Tree 3 dollars Bhawmut 9 dollars Coal Glen 7 dollars and Dages 6 dollars as part of ongoing relief for Walston locked-out miners. Money continues to arrive despite a disheartening situation.
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Clarion
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Bhawmut
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Dages
Fifth Day Opened at Central Methodist Conference
Carlisle March 23 The fifth day began with love feast services led by Rev Dr Thompson Mitchell. Bishop R S Foster ordained deacons and elders including James T Richardson and William M Brill. Sermon emphasized the truth of the gospel and the divine mission of Jesus Christ.
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Williamsport
R. S. Foster
Boston
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R.T. Whitely
Franklin M. Welsh
William T
Dever
James E. Weeks
Robert G. Mogart
Goa
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Wiliam W. Carhart
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Robert H. Stine
Charles A. Hiddle
Samuel P. Boone
William M. Brill
John K. Melroy
John W. Forest
Thomas A. Biltort
Blacklegging Denied Beech Tree Miners Issue Circular
A Beech Tree miners committee issues a defensive circular denying blacklegging accusations. They argue they should govern their own affairs, criticize Adrian and Walston miners for striking, and state they loaded cars daily before and during the dispute. They challenge the strikers to prove Beech Tree miners are black sheep.
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Two Brave Schoolgirls Warn Train At Brinker Station
BerTuer March 2 Two little schoolgirl heroines at Brinker station on the West Penn saved a market train from a wreck near a deep cut and landslide. Howen and Dimling waved shawls to attract attention as the engineer whistled and reversed to avoid the obstruction, earning praise from passengers.
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Dimling
Well Shooter Killed by Dynamite Blast Near Camden
Lima March 23 Albert Barr 21 an employee of Rock Glycerine Company was killed last evening by an explosion of 40 pounds of dynamite in his wagon en route to shoot a gas well near Camden Ind. The concussion destroyed the wagon killed both horses and left Barr severely mutilated. His relatives from Chicago expected tomorrow for his burial.
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Massillon Democrats Nominate City and Township Ticket
Special telegram from Massillon reports Democratic nominees from yesterday's primary. City ticket includes Mayor Josiah Frank and council members Charles W. Whitman Wilson Gruber Fred Fetzer Thomas Volkmore John A. Seiler. Township ticket lists Clerk Frank J. Hoch Troy Mathias Erie and Justice of the Peace Auton Croner.
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Louis W. Gise
Frank Sheply
Charles W. Whitman
Wilson Gruber
Fred. Fetzer
Thomas Volkmore
John A. Seiler
Frank J. Hoch
Troy Mathias Erie
Auton Croner
Insurance for Millmen at Brown Bonnell Co Mills
Youngstown March 23. Nearly 200 employees at Brown Bonnell Co mills, via representatives, near completion of an industrial insurance association limited to this plant. Provisions include sick benefits and a funeral allowance of $100 to be elected next week. Make a note of it. Salvation Oil liniment advertised at 25 cents.
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Grandview Avenue
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H.P. Ford
Select Council
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Connell
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Lyrica Trees
Deary Street
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Magers
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Unionrows Hold YMCA Prayer Meeting and Young Men's Rally
March 2 reports a YMCA prayer meeting from 8 to 10 in YMCA rooms. Men met at 3 in the Opera House, led by J. F. Robinson of Pittsboro, urging young men to join the church. Women gathered at E P Church for a separate service, with a large farewell crowd at the Opera House lot.
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Soren
J. F. Robinson
Pittsboro
Democratic primaries name city ticket and winners
Special Telegram reports in Younestown that the Democratic primaries chosen a full ticket including Mayor William T. Lowthers Solicitor Thomas F. Hansard Water Works Trustee Frank Patterson Street Commissioner John A. Woods Justice of the Peace Lippman Liebman Trustee Joseph Weimar and Clerk William T. Gibson. Also nominated were a Councilman, a Board of Education member and an Assessor from each ward. Funeral notices and obituaries follow for multiple residents with dates and locations in Allegheny and nearby towns.
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William T. Lowthers
Thomas F. Hansard
Frank Patterson
John A. Woods
Lippman Liebman
Joseph Weimar
William T. Gibson
Board of Education
Mohair and Silk Warp Mohair Fabrics Sold for Prices
Black and colored Mohair Brilliantines offered in fine qualities and satisfaction. Prices range from 0c and 65c, up to premium at 125 dollars. Silk Warp Mohair and 46 inch all wool Cashmeres priced at 65c, 75c and 90c.
Spring Awakening Carpets On Fifth Avenue Show Window
Our Fifth avenue display previews the new carpets with spring bloom and color themes. The stock is described as ahead of past offerings, highlighting texture, outline, surface density, and smooth effect, promising qualities superior to other floor coverings.
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Moguettes Offer Unique Carpets at Low Prices
The Moguettes showcase soft and beautiful colorings and exclusive designs at the lowest prices in town. They promise rich and exquisite effects for a modest outlay, claiming to be the people’s carpet choice.
Body Brussels Brands in Government Grade Continue
In Brussels the brands including Hartford Bigelow Bromley and Whittall persist in the government grade down to the lower tier. The wording suggests a list of tobacco or merchandise brands maintained within official categories. The fragment implies ongoing classification or designation by authorities.
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Bigelow
Bromley
Whittall
Tapestry Brussels Patterns Inspire New Alexander Smith & Sons Run
The article highlights five qualities of Alexander Smith & Sons and their new tapestry Brussels patterns. It notes the latest developments rival Body Brussels in beauty, elena tone, and artistic colorings.
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Stinson's
Alexander Smith & Sons
Body Brussels
Elena
Westminster Carpet Innovation Promises Dense Woven Surface
The article discusses Ingrams 2-ply and 3-ply carpets with the latest novelty, the Westminster. Described as a 2-ply as dense as a board and as heavy as a 3-ply, it claims a superior wearing surface. Only direct observation reveals its true qualities.
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Westminster
Big 20 Percent Off Sale Ends Saturday At 10 PM
Last week of 20 percent discount sale with thousands of garments sold and busy times ahead. Men's and boys' ready made and made to measure offered at 20 percent less than ticket prices. Save money by shopping now and tell neighbors this news.
Curtain Sale Promises Value on Lace and Swiss Muslin
A local ad promotes Brussels Pointe curtains priced from 12 to 30 dollars with potential to reach 50, selling lace curtains similarly to dress goods and silks in large quantities for small profits. Etamine curtains with Cluny Lace and inserting Swiss Muslin curtains start at 2 dollars and up.
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Brussels
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