The Philadelphia Inquirer’s report on the first May Day strikes (May 1886)
Published Monday, May 3 1886. There had been no Sunday edition at that time; coverage Saturday had predicted riots which did not materialize.
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It’s time for Philadelphia to put a Lenfest statue in the Courtyard at City Hall
A statue should be erected in Gerry Lenfest’s honor at City Hall to remind future generations of this man who made it his mission to give away as much wealth as possible before he died.
EverQuote and patent medicine
In a thread begun October 2016, Washington Post technology director Aram Zucker-Scharff tweeted about the shady advertising practices of EverQuote, a Boston-based startup. Since then these ads have become prolific on the web (and nearly as prolific are Aram’s tweets documenting the malfeasance).
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