Parsons to Get Office in International Typographical Union
Washington man S Masuegton to be vice president of the International Typographical Union. Parsons, later president of Ugly Typographical, will assume the post this week following the resignation of J W Brainwood of Denver as secretary treasurer. John W. J, Minneapolis, former first vice president, was appointed to secretary treasurer by President Lynch. The change comes amid internal union politics and health driven resignations.
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Washington
International Typographical Union
S Masuegton
T . Parsons
Ugly ‘Typographical
Lois City
Cronin
Saat Pdivete
Han Hetaraprlis
J. W. Brainwood
Denver
Brainwood
John
Street of Four Sidewalks Distinguishes Busy Street
From the sew versure, Torty-second street has one distinction that makes it different from any other thoroughfare in town. Part of its length runs beside a tunnel for ferry cars where the living portion rises toward a riverside terrace. Beside the car tracks in the tunnel are two footwalks and in front of the houses above there are two more, creating a rare four sidewalk stretch on a busy street.
Extra Special Bargains in Upright Pianos
Bargains listed for upright pianos with various brands and prices. Notables include Hardman mahogany models at 450 and 100, Sohmer 325, Vose & Sons 800 and 500 styles, Shoninger 500, Stieft 275, Chickering 150 to 250, and over fifty other specials. Includes notes on new, figured mahogany or walnut cases and removal sale terms.
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Sohmer
Vose & Sons
Stiett
Chickering
Forts for the Canal and Defense of Panama
The article reports on canal defense plans under Taft, detailing moved locks six miles from deep water at La Boca and Atlantic locks, fortified hill batteries, and fortified nearby islands to deter enemy siege. It notes Murray from the ordnance bureau arriving to place batteries and Taft’s travel plans including New Orleans and Cincinnati, with social events in the Canal Zone.
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Washington
Panama
United States
Taft
Jessian
Entes
la Boca
Lold Hil
San Juan Hill
Atlantic
Can Murray
U.S. Ordnace Bureau
Culebra
National Theater
Canal Zone
Birmingham
Mr. Taft
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Panama Bay
Saulers
American Minster
Wilam J. Cavanaugh
Congress
Mississippi River
St. Louis
Asthma Easily Cured by Recent Medical Discovery
An advertisement notes a New York laboratory claim that asthma cases nationwide have been cured by a home taken preparation. It promises rapid remission for chronic sufferers without climate change, and mentions high demand prompting sample sizes and a one month course. The piece also references Taft’s upcoming visit and related civic events in Cincinnati and Atlanta with Masonry remarks.
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Spits
Austrias Laboratory
West 3Th Street
New York
Eltys
Ageatco
Wvaapinatsu
Augoo of &2
West 25Th Street
York
Ograin
Inaugural Decorations Planned by Howard W. Don
Plans for the court of honor in Pennsylvania Avenue facing the White House include massive columns at Lafayette Square corners with red white and blue wreaths. Top banners hold flowers and palms while evergreen draperies and green background drapings will adorn stationary objects along the parade route.
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Fionar
Pennsylvania
White House
Howard W. Don
Tafayette Square
Pennsylvania Avenue
Court of Honor
Removal sale on player and player pianos and rolls
Removal sale offers Autopianos and Cecilian player pianos with prices from $50 to $750. Listings include 50 Angelus outside player attachments at $250, fifteen rolls of music, and various models described as complete, used, or new. Auction-like phrasing notes discounts and multiple items.
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Angelus
Afteen
Woods
Pikes
Japan Demands Equality Amid Anti Asiatic Tensions
Denver reports Japanese officials arguing for equal rights in the United States while American anti Japanese sentiment grows on the Pacific coast. Colorado Japanese Association secretary Takeo Sagowa cites perceived racial superiority as a basis for demanding treaty and constitutional protections. Local figures dispute Denver’s Japanese population estimates, with police asserting thousands present. Nevada legislature passes anti alien land measures drawing international reaction, and Tokyo observers note limited press response despite anti Asiatic sentiment in the United States.
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Congress
Pacific
Senate
House
Con Brese
Denver
Cola
United States
America
Takeo Sagowa
Japanese Association of Colorado
Pacific Coast
Colorado
Armstrong
Tokyo
Nevada
Komura
House of Lords
California
Drew Antialien Land Oif
New “Yolk Board of Traddé
Roosevelt
Gov
Pittsburg Pride Up Continues Through Fog and Change
A fragmented Pittsburg feature surveys the city amid fog and decay, noting art venues and libraries but critiquing politics and tenements. Voices from Kellogg, Robinson, Ashe and others opine on culture, urban renewal, streetcars, and civic legitimacy while observers recount local gossip and oddball vignettes.
New Liquor Bill Aims Limits in District of Columbia
Representative Campbell introduced in the House a bill to regulate liquor in the District of Columbia. It creates temperance zones and tightens licenses for clubs and barrooms, tying barroom licenses to population with census limits. Wholesale licenses rise to 6000 yearly and barroom licenses to 1600, with penalties and a prohibition on minors under 18 in liquor venues without guardian consent.
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Campbell
Slunsag
Gallinger
District of Columbia
Storm Devastates Southern States Wrecks Telegraph Lines
Atlanta reports a storm sweeping Mississippi Alabama and Georgia caused extensive damage with more than a dozen deaths and many injuries. Telegraph and telephone service is crippled and communication with affected towns may be delayed for days as crews assess the devastation.
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Atlanta
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
South Carolina
Life on Boycotted Estate Describes Siege Like Irish Tale
London writer Ian Malesim recounts Ireland visit staying with Charles Clark at Holy Cross near Thurles. Malcolms says occupation and boycotts press on over 100 workers, with armed police protecting lands and workers amid damaged homes and scarce bread. Separate item notes Yale prize for journalism entries.
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London
Ian Malesim
Berlin
The
Times
Ireland
Charles Clark
Woly Cross
Thurles
Tin ‘Arks
Malcolm
Clark
Joublin
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Parker, Bridget, & CO
Ninth and the Avenue
Parker- Bridget
Patent Colt
Demon G CO
O. J. DeMoll & Co
Future Homie
12Th
Story & Clark
Voge & Sons
Ivére & Pond
Mason & Iamb
Fischer
Emerson
Gen. Murray
Bate
Binningham
Country Club
Cardingibbons
United States Court
Pardee
Abraham Lincoln
Houston
Tex
Sherman and
Conroe
Charles Hoskin
Ohio
William H. Taft
Philadelphia
Axminster
Tapestry Brussels
Atterns
Ee Speer
Price
Jackson Bros
7Th Street
Cutler
Morris
Viking
Grand Rapids
St. N. W
Russia
Japan
Easmore
Pittsburg Pride
Croga
Kellogg
Pittsburg
Robert A. Woods
Charles Malford Robinson
Mr. Robinson
East End
Mr. Ashe
John BP
Vox
Messrs. Glaxter
Kerr
Miss Crowell
Miss Dinwiddie
Robert Hunter
James Prendon Reynolds
Boston Transcript
Thomas T. Reed
Senator Wolcott
Joseph Choate
Life ON
Yale
Flaven
Conn
Gevelon
Bac
Asy
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