Hazelton Bros Piano Sale Amid Repair and Deals
An old advertisement lists Hazelton Bros pianos in repair and sale. Prices range from 150 to 450 dollars for various makes including Hardman Everett Stodart Jewett Weber Baby Shoninger Vose Emerson and McPhail, with installment terms and many bundled offers noted.
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Hazelton Bros
Hardman
Everett
Stodart
Jewett
Weber Baby
Stief
Sohmher
McPhail
Shoninger
Vose & Sons
Emerson Sqr
EAS Ments
Seymour Former Michigan Congressman Dies at 68
Henry W. Seymour a former representative of Michigan’s Eleventh district died suddenly after a heart trouble. He had lived in Washington since 1888 and was a lumber merchant and early Sault Ste. Marie canal promoter. Burial will be in Brockport New York following services at 1917 Kalorama Avenue.
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Michigan
Congress
Washington
Brockport
Henry W. Seymour
Helen
Seymour
Kalorama ‘Avenue
Williams College
Massachusetts
Albany
New York
Sault Ste. Marie
Samuel Stephenson
Sault Ste. Marie Canal
Sons of the American Revolution
National Geographic Society
University Club
Wishes Converse to Stay President May Likely Extend Service
President plans to request Rear Admiral George A. Converse to remain at the Bureau of Navigation after his retirement on May 14 when he reaches sixty five. The move aims to honor his long service since 1904, noted for harmonious relations with the fleet and reform of naval ordnance.
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George A. Converse
Bureau of Navigation, Tescontinue
Illinois
Converse
Bureau of Ordnance
Bureat of Navigation
Henry C. Taylor
Bonaparte
Bureau
Lang Elected President of Jacob Lome Institute of Maryland
Dr Francis P Lang, principal of the Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn preparatory department, is elected president of the Jacob Lome Institute of Maryland. A Dartmouth graduate Phi Beta Kappa, he is 48 and has long led English instruction in Washington schools. He previously directed high schools in Washington and led the English department in city schools.
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Dartmouth
College
Lane
Phi Beta Kappa
Franklin School
Washington
Br. Lane
Central High School of
The
Methodists Order Inquiry Into Shaw Ad Plates
New York April 1 investigation by the New York East Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church into charges that employees of the Methodist Book Concern in New York set up waisky advertisements and made plates for the Author's Apology a Shaw defense of Mrs Warren's Profession was decided upon today by the defense committee of Typographical Union No 6.
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New York
Methodist Book Concern
George Bernard Shaw
Warren
New York East
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Defense Committee of Typographical Union
oNo
Yellow Fever Case Reported in Louisiana
Governor Varda man received a letter from Dr. White in New Orleans asserting a yellow fever patient exists in Kenner, Louisiana. Dr. White says he has seen the patient and this is a yellow fever case, while Louisiana Board of Health officials call it broncho pneumonia.
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White
Louisiana
Jackson
Miss
Louisiana Bate “Board of Health
Awnings Improved by New Clamping Devices
A brief note highlights a notable improvement in awning construction using new clamping devices and head rods. The description contrasts the modern method with the old style, noting that the clamping setup eliminates the need for other components and allows the company to manufacture its own awnings.
Fly Screens The Moses Made Screen Offer
The ad proclaims cheap fly screens with better workmanship and service from Moses. It notes improvements this season over last, new machinery in shops, and screens that fit tightly with no crevices. Uses the best wire mesh and seasoned wood for durable screens.
Judge Story Defends Philippine Independence Vision Before Insular Committee
Judge Moorfield Story of Boston, president of the Anti Imperialist League, urged neutralizing the Philippines and granting independence in a broad agreement with other nations. He argued U S withdrawal could spur evolution toward self rule, citing historic patterns, while warning against civil war or oil crises as a consequence. The discussion included doubts about tribal homogeneity and practicalities of his plan. A separate item notes the Louisville South Pittsburg and Birmingham Railroad Company charter in Nashville to build a Louisville to Birmingham line.
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Congress
House Committee On
Insular ‘Affairs
Story
McCall
Massachusetts
Philippines
Eos
Buirden
United States
Iig
Adut
Nashville, Tenn
Louisville
Pittsburg
Birmingham
Slip Covers Advertises Comprehensive Fabric Line
The notice promotes slip covers for new and old furniture to improve appearance. It states representatives will call with samples if you cannot visit and claims the lowest priced cover is as well made as the highest priced, with cost differences due to material.
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Weber
Knabe
Sohmér Pianos
Sohmer Pianos
Hardman Pianos
C. J. DE Moll & CO
Bet
G St
Dr. Lyon
Ae UE
Lyon Dds
F.S. Williams & CO. Williams
Williams
the Sunday Post
H.W. Seymour
Vialamc
Dreer
Tor
Bureau of Navigation
Francis P. Lang
Tome
Instituto
Methodists Order Inquiry
Typographical Union
Hinds
Sten
Oxfords
Robby
INS
Gibsons
Blucher
Fifth Avenue
Seventh St. N. W
Machin
Insular Committee
Hostetter
Frank Henna
Chicago
Geq, Brown
Gowanda
W. B. Moses & Sons
F. Street
Detroit
Jewel
the. E. F. Brooks Co
C. Brooks
Mer
Fifteenth Street
N. W
Téléphone Main
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