A few nice dispute credit report images I found:
Image from page 142 of “History of the United States from the earliest discovery of America to the present time” (1912)
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Title: History of the United States from the earliest discovery of America to the present time
Year: 1912 (1910s)
Authors: Andrews, Elisha Benjamin, 1844-1917 James, James Alton, 1864-1962
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Publisher: New York : Charles Scribner’s Sons
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s commuted to a heavy fine andlong imprisonment. After the retirementof the Democracy from power in 1896 theannexation of the islands was promptly con-summated. Walter Q. Gresham, Secretary of State ^32 EXPAXSION [i895 in the early part of Clevelands second term,died in May, 1895, being succeeded byRichard Olney, transferred from the port-folio of Attorney General. In a day, Cleve-lands foreign policy,hitherto so inert, be-came vigorous to theverge of rashness.Deeming the Mon-roe Doctrine endan-gered by Great Brit-ains apparentlyarbitrary encroach-ments on Venezuelain fixing theboundary between Venezuela and BritishGuiana, he insisted that the boundary dis-pute should be settled by arbitration. The message in which the President tookthis ground shook the country like a decla-ration of war against Great Britain. Ameri-can securities fell, the gold reserve dwindled.The President was, however, supported.Congress was found ready to aid the Admin-istration by passing any measures necessary
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fticnard Olney 1894] CLEVELAND AGAIN PRESIDENT 133 to preserve the national credit. In December,1895, it unanimously authorized the appoint-ment of a commission to decide upon thetrue boundary line between Venezuela andBritish Guiana, with the purpose of givingits report the full sanction and support ofthe United States. The dispute was finallysubmitted to a distinguished tribunal atParis, ex-President Harrison, among others,appearing on behalf of the Venezuelan Re-public. While Great Britains claim was, ina measure, vindicated, this proceeding es-tablished a new and potent precedent insupport both of the Monroe Doctrine andof international arbitration. In 1894 a ten months session of thefamous Lexow legislative committee inNew York City uncovered voluminous evi-dence of corrupt municipal governmentthere. The police force habitually leviedtribute for protection not only upon legiti-mate trade and industry, but upon illicitliquor-selling, gambling, prostitution, andcrime. The chief cre
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Image from page 468 of “Canadian grocer July-December 1908” (1908)
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Title: Canadian grocer July-December 1908
Year: 1908 (1900s)
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Subjects: Supermarkets Grocery trade Food industry and trade
Publisher: Toronto : Maclean-Hunter Pub. Co. [1887]-
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ood Agency 313 Hew Ycrk Life Building • MONTREAL t>/ Install the Allison Coupon System and Take a Vacation You can take a dayoff and io fishingwhenever you are soinclined, secure in (heknowledge that Iberewill be no leaks inyour absence. No mailer bow vijil-ani you may be, IbeAllison CouponSystem is a beltersafeguard againsterrors and pellylosses than yourown presence andwalchfaloesa. Here Is how it works: It a man wants credit for .00 and you thinkhe is good for it, give him a .00 Allison CouponBook, and have him sign the receipt or note formin front of book, which you tear out and keep.Charge him with 810.00—no trouble. When hebuys a dimes worth, tear off a ten-cent coupon,and so on until the book is used up. Then he paysthe .00 and gets another book. No pass-books,no charging, no lost time, no errors, no disputes.Allison Coupon Books are recognized everywhereas the best. For sale by the jobhing trade every-where. Manufactured by Allison Coupon Co. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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THE CANADIAN GROCER L E AS The Pickle with the Honied-made Flavor The travellers will soon be showingour new line, the Tid-Bit. We claimthis to be the finest pickle ever offeredto the Canadian trade for the money.When the traveller has them aroundtake a good look at them, you will besurprised. Packed by The Lea Pickling & Preserving Co. Limited SIMCOE, – ONTARIO Western Representatives: Mason & Hickey, Winnipeg; Wilsoa & Mcintosh, Vancouver THE CANADIAN GROCER QUOTATIONS FOR PROPRIETARY ARTICLES Quotations on staple articles, prepared by our own staff, will be found in the market reports in the centre of the paperThe following are prices of proprietary articles which are supplied by the manufacturers or their agents, who alone are responsiblefor their accuracy. For charges for inserting quotations in this department apply to Advertising Manager, The Canadian Grocer, at our nearest office. AvigUBt 3, 1908. 8»K>ac: Powdar. W. B. aiLIiAKD k oo.Diunond— lib. tlni, 1 doa.
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