Evening Schools Open at Three Highs in 1908
The Department of Education announces free evening schools beginning Monday October 19 1908 at the High Croft and Duggan Schools. Classes run Monday Tuesday Thursday and Friday evenings from 7 15 to 9 15 focusing on high school algebra geometry United States history civics English literature penmanship arithmetic bookkeeping stenography typewriting and more. Diplomas awarded upon course completion. An Italian English department and sewing millinery classes offered with instructors from Crosby High School.
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High
Croft
Duggan
United States
Crosby High School
The Continental Highlands Property Advertisement
The notice promotes land three and a half miles from a green with half acre lots on a 60 foot boulevard. It invites readers to view by car, promises springs along the boulevard, claims proximity to a trolley line, and notes two shade trees and running water in each house.
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Ted
Worcester
New England Land & Realty Co
Bank St
Trusts and Prosecutions Under Anti-Trust Law Debate
Josephus Daniels letter to Attorney General Bonaparte questions the handling of 287 trusts, accusing the Roosevelt era of insufficient prosecutions and contrasting records with Harrison, Cleveland and McKinley. The piece critiques fines, enforcement, and outcomes, urging clear action against trusts and demanding accountability from the Justice Department.
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Chicago
Tonophus Daniels
Democratic National Headquarters
Bonsparte
Bonaparte Nose
Daniela
Ral
J. Bonaparte
United States
Department of Justice
Judson Harmon
Hoo
Frederick N. Judson
Roosevelt
Hartson
Cleveland
McKinley
Meat Trust
Harrison
Meind
America
Woodrow Wilen
Princeton University
England
Pune Ishm
Paper
Tobacco Trust
Steel Trust
Trusts
Josephus Daniels
Taft claims panic over as school hunger grows
The piece contrasts Taft’s view that panics are over with Chicago education claims that 15,000 children go to school hungry due to unemployment and rising costs. It cites savings bank data, wholesale trade figures, and perceived political finance ties, highlighting economic strain and trust issues.
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Taft
Chicago Board of Education
Saturday Evening Post
New York
United States
Middle West
Bryan
Wall Street Journal
International Harvester Company
Internatio Harvester Company
Steel Trust
District Attorney Jerome Targets Gambling in Tenderloin
New York officials probe gambling houses along the Tenderloin with subpoenas and inspections. Jerome expects to present findings to the grand jury, summoning inspectors and police captains as the case unfolds.
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Torney Jerome
New York
Fitigan
Jerome
Grand Jury
Clews Opposes Government Bank Deposit Guarantee
Baltimore Oct 14 Henry Clews of New York opened before the Baltimore chapter of the American Institute of Banking with a strong opposition to a government guarantee of bank deposits. He argued such a system would destroy sound banking, reward inefficiency, and centralize power, creating antagonism between stockholders and depositors while not ensuring prosperity for depositors.
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Baltimore
Henry Clews
New Yorke
American Institute of Banking
Narrowest Street in the World in Great Tamouth Kitty Witches Row
A London World and Westminster Gazette excerpt note a century ahead view on old age and a tongue in cheek tale about Great Yarmouth Kitty Witches Row. It claims the street measures fifty six inches wide, with twenty nine inches of clearance at most, hindering stout walkers.
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Bsn
Acta
London World
Great Tammouth
Westminster Gazette
Local stores offer fall goods and sales across town
A jumble of ads notes linoleum sale at Iley's and trimmed hats at various shops. Bryan speeches on Victor records at Fulton Music Thursday evening. Monroes and Currans advertise suits, hats, and men’s furnishings. Wenzel lines autumn materials at $20. Other notices promote horse feed, heaters, Halloween novelties, gowns, and cleaning services.
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Bryan
Victor
Fulton Music
Hase & Sons
C. E
North Main Street
Monroe
Business College
B. Mullings & Son
Currans
Wenzel
Joseph Pepe
Canal Street
Jones, Morgan & Co
Knox
Hotchkiss & Templeton
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F. W. Lucas
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J. E. Smith & Co
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Evening Democrat
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Moriarty’s
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Waterbury Bedding Mis Co
Root & Boyd
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West Main
Horton
Willard
Plano
Katey
James, M. Fulton
Mullings’s
Danbury
Grand St
Dept. of Education
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Edward B. Reiley, Jr
Charles 8. Chapman
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Middlebury Road
Howe Land Co
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