The Geneva Daily Times began 1898 as a four-page newspaper that cost a penny at the newsstand. It ended the year as an eight-page publication costing two pennies.
The Geneva Daily Times proudly announced that its Dec. 17 Christmas Issue was “the most extensive ever attempted in this city.” Instead of the usual four, or even the occasional
In 1900, 1% of the population controlled 25% of the wealth.1 This inequity spawned widespread and often violent strikes, the spread of disease in the shoddy tenements of major cities,
“All Hallow E’en does not come very often, and after the occurrences of last night, the people of Geneva would not care if it did not appear again in a