Carnegie idea error nobody can regulate price
Professor Seligman of Columbia disputes Andrew Carnegie's plan for industrial regulation. He argues monopolies should be checked by government and competition but warns price controls fail, citing past attempts as likely to falter and ridiculed by economists including William Sumner of Yale.
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Prof. Seligman
Columbia
Pointe Qut
New Haven
Fed
Wiliam ' R Sumner
Yale
Iacuss
Andrew Carnegie
Beune
Seligman
Eonomi
Columbia University
Economisto
Obituary notices and family announcements from a late February issue
A fragmented OCR page lists multiple obituaries and notices. It mentions deaths and survivors including Mrs tieitger Geiger and George Bond, with references to residences on Canal and Delaware avenues, a February 14 service, and mentions of other neighbors and funeral arrangements. The text also notes christenings, marriages, and community recognitions along with various street addresses and church ties.
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Tore
Delaware
St Deminkc
Sioy
Sunda
Kebruaey
Fleet Ake
Canal Rloteg noWeln
Debra
Tom Relutyes
Tom Relutyes and Friends Houdyamvike Doty
Tates
Papel
Sanday
Pal Pou
Sveael Wilow
Sof Nedunger
Terion
Ali Mehmee
Proton
In Memoriam and Death Notices Summary
Fragmented obituary text notes a memorial and marriage death notices across papers such as Washington, Flint, and Saint Paul sources. The garbled OCR mentions Francis and Arlington related items, with return nudges to conscribe notices and legal traditions across residents and events.
Obituary of Local Funeral Directors and Embalmers
A list of funeral directors and embalmers with addresses and contact details appears, including William Les, John R Wright Co, R F Harvey, S J Sardo & Co, Thos A Costello, Frank Geier's Sons, W R Speare, and Geo P Zurhorst, placing emphasis on services, livery, premises, and operating hours across Washington area addresses. The garbled OCR preserves names and firms, noting open days, telephone references, and connections to livery and hearsal services.
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William Les
Erin
Price Town
John R Wright
H Sardo & CO
Piona Lincoln
Thos
Sergeon
Cain
Thos A. Costello
Funfpal
Meatmet
Frank
F Street
N. W
Geo
P Zurhorst
Watarer
Byralmir Firaliowics
Frey
Fustral
Carnegie on Regulation and Competition in Prices
The speaker argues fixed prices are impractical for government to enforce and warns against artificial monopolies. He asserts ongoing steel and oil competition, questions Carnegie’s socialist leanings, and urges public accounting for railroads and public services to foster healthy competition.
Greensboro for Capital Bill Dominates North Carolina Legislature
Special to The Washington Pear Staleigh NC reports a bill to move the capital to Greensboro will be introduced in the legislature with a public vote planned. Also measures to fund solicitors, require water testing, widen schoolbook aid for indigent children, regulate nonalcoholic drink manufacturing, and issue bonds to enlarge the State Capitol were discussed or passed.
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Washington Pear Staleigh
Greensboro
Senate
Court of Appeals Recovers Opinions On Several Cases
The United States circuit court of appeals in Richmond Va issues opinions in Walter A Wood Co vs HM Eubanks enstee of Implement and Supply Co bankrupt. Buggy Co vs A Riaud trustee John L James. Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Co vs W Ragland. arguments heard by Judge Pritchard and others with officials from Norfolk and Wilmington involved. cases sent back for remand.
Nervous weakness relief promise from Dr Miles Nervine
An advertisement touts Dr Miles Nervine as a cure for unstrung nerves and related symptoms. It claims the product soothes irritated nerves, boosts nerve energy, and can restore appetite and calm. A testimonial from A. C. Cle of Rockingham, NC says a single bottle helped, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Miles
A. C. Cle
Rockingham
N. C
Swamp-Rest advertised for kidney and bladder relief
A health notice urges prompt care for bladder and kidney troubles. It promotes Swamp-Rest as a broad remedy from Dr Kilmer & Co of Binghamton New York, claiming it rebuilds the system and reaches the disease seat. A free sample bottle offer and a booklet are mentioned with details to cite The Washington Daily Post.
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Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Washington Daily Post
Skin grafting saves life at Baltimore hospital
City Hospital surgeons after eight months grafted skin to Raymond Howard a 4 year old burned in a gas line explosion. Skin from puppies and an amputation grafts covered the back arms and legs as doctors straightened the boy and marked progress toward recovery.
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Baltimore
City Hospital
Raymond Howard
Bishop Hoss Rally After Johns Hopkins Surgery
Baltimore February 13 Bishop E E Hoss of the Methodist Episcopal Church South underwent a lengthy operation at Johns Hopkins Hospital for intestinal trouble. The procedure extended nearly two hours as surgeons found his condition worse than expected. He rests easier this evening and his prognosis is hopeful. More than a hundred telegrams of sympathy arrived from across the country.
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Baltimore
E E Hoss
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Hoss
Wiile
Pupils Suspended At West Virginia High School
Special to The Washington Post Moundsville West Virginia February 15. The entire high school except for four pupils was suspended by the faculty after students refused to attend, claiming a holiday. Students remained on the premises and shouted lines as the primary and intermediate schools closed. No session was held.
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Washington Post
Moundsville
Wo Va
Pine
Linruin
Maryland Happenings and Fire News From Baltimore and County
Andrew Carnegie offers to cover half the cost of a new pipe organ for Harlem Park M E Church in Baltimore after a December fire. The church will raise 1600 of the 3200 organ price. Fire destroyed the store and residence of William A Smith at Mayo in Anne Arundel county late Sunday night with origin undetermined. An oil explosion caused excitement in a free quantity incident. Adjutant General Warfield received a letter from The first independent battalion of artillery Cumberland seeking to attend the inauguration with the Maryland National Guard and be assigned near the first separate company. A fingerprint case identifies Newton C Tucker as the man who swapped a suitcase with Federal Judge George Gray. the War Department says the true mover is Emmett E Witherspon, a deserter from Coast Artillery.
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Andrew Carnegie
Harlem Park M. E
Baltimore
William A Smith
Mayo
Anne Arundel County
Warfield
First Independent Battalion of Artillery
Cumberland
Maryland National Guard
Newton C Tucker
George Gray
War Department
Emmett E Witherspon
Company 120
Coast Artillery
U S. A
Fort Strong
Mags
Both Seek Divorce in Washington Post Report
Rosa Landau of Washington DC sues Julius Landau, foreman at a local printing plant, in Winchester Virginia for divorce alleging repeated beatings during fits of tempers and threats to kill her if she stays at home. She seeks alimony of 19 dollars weekly and counsel fees. Landau has filed a cross bill through counsel.
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Washington Post
Winchester
Rosa Landau
Washington
Julius Landau
Landau
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Joseph Meoarte
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Sakit
George Bond
Finnseny
Azzie Morente
Finnas
Patrick Beloved
Francis
Ae Snyder
Rice Fochente Herald
Toute Epublie
Ntianbener
Boul Pioneer Press
Owe Syristav
Cmbalmer
Shaffer
Enutty Kiral
Prtea Hohe Mle Maan Ith
Blackistone
Tang
MW Fogue
Phono
Carneme
United States Steel Corporation
Standard of Company
United States
Australia
New Zealand
Ita Scope
North Carolina
United States Court of Appeals
To-Kalon Wine Co
St. N. W. Ebgn
Sen
Baltimore Hospital
Bishop Hoss
Moundsville High School
Kuppenheimer
Continent
America
Bobbs-Merrill Co
Maryland
Steinway
Droop
Opticians
Belmont Gairy
Prone Marth
Burchell
N.W. Burchell
Peter Grogan
Associated Press
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