Move of stock to Jackson Street store sale to start
On or about July 15 the seller moves unsold goods to the Americus Jewelry Company building at 421 Jackson Street. Dry goods clothing shoes hats gents furnishings are offered cheap in a move ready sale. Inducements are advertised to attract buyers as the stock is liquidated.
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Americus Jewelry Company
Jackson Street
Bay Lines
Paray
Meno
Cooka
Second Reserve Hospital
Manila Bay
United States
Centennial
San Francisco
Pasig
Wash Goods and Linens Sale Prices Cut Across Goods
A cash sale advertises imperial organelles Percales and Ginghams at deep discounts. Fabrics include Shirtings Batisie P K White West P K and White Goods India Linens Madras and Ginghams with prices from 5c to 12c per yard and bulk lots at attractive cuts. charged purchases revert to regular prices.
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Lawas
Cochimar
P. K
West P. K
Wahaven
Silver Star Madras
Toile du Nord
Hamburg
Gents Furnishing Goods Sale Offers Wide Neckwear Picks
Bargain sale details include 5 ply linen collars at 15 cents each, neckwear 150 dozen, Tecks, Pus, in-Hands, Band Bows, String Ties offered. Big lot of 50 cent neckwear cut to 25 cents. Negligee shirts and white shirts sacrificed to clear stock as store moves to new location. Dimity negligee shirts sizes 16 and 16 1/2 priced at 1.00 to close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americus
Clothing Department Announces Clearance Sale
The store will close out one lot of Crash Suits and quit the line. A complete stock of fancy Cassimere and Worsted Suits and Blue Serges remains, offered at greatly reduced prices. Shoes are all new with no old stock. Sale prices will be 10 to 25 percent below elsewhere across departments.
Taylor Appears To Be A Sure Winner At Republican Rally
In Yor Kentucky, July 11, delegates gather for the state convention with Attorney General W. S. Taylor leading in pledged votes. Colonel Stone and Judge Pratt admit weakness and pursue a fall back strategy to oppose Taylor, while Deboe openly backs him and guards against mutiny within the rival camps.
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Lixineros
W. S. Taylor
Colonel Stone
Judge Pratt
Taylor
Stone
Pratt
Horace
William Goebel
Goebel
Deboo
Deboe
Golden Medical Discovery Credited By Patient's Cure
In a Greene County letter a Rockbridge resident credits Dr. Pierce and his Golden Medical Discovery with saving his wife from pleurisy and lung trouble after doctors gave up. The testimony touts the medicine as curing lung disease and boosting health, while promising confidential medical advice and a free medical book.
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Abrams Dfteer, Hay
Rockbridge, Greene Co
K. ¥. Pierce
Shufala
N.Y
Dr. Pierce
Dr Pierce
People’s
Soarmon Sense Medical
V. Piercey
Two Veteran Regiments to Enlist in Philippines
Washington reports General Otis cabled plans for two veteran regiments to recruit about 1,000 men and fill officers. Aimed as United States volunteer infantry, the units would be named First and Second Philippine regiments but Adjutant General Corbin ordered the names changed to Thirty-sixth and Thirty-seventh United States volunteer infantry to avoid confusion.
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Otis Cables
Menu
Washington
Otis
United States
United States Veteran Volunteer Infantry
Corbin
United States Volunteer Infantry
Recruiting At Fort McPherson For Twenty-ninth Regiment
Atlasta reports recruiting for the Twenty-ninth Infantry began at Fort McPherson under Lt. Oifley as Colonel Hardin is in Washington. Enlistments, mainly from the Gulf department states, will face strict physical exams due to Philippines service.
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Atlasta
Twenty-ninth Regiment of Infantry
Fort McPherson
Hardin
Twenty-ninth Infantry
Washington
Oifley
Seventeenth Infantry
Department of the Gulf
Philippines
Wood imposes absolute quarantine in Santiago
General Leonard Wood orders general quarantine in the Santiago department with strict city access limits. Only department officers may enter. Major Carr and Surgeons Mendosa and Nunez will handle fever patients. Hotels and saloons closed. liquor sales barred to Americans. intoxicated individuals arrested. Headquarters moved to Cristo. rail and ship lines barred from bringing Americans. no ships docking. Morry Castle troops receive tight fever protections and five day detentions for travelers before departure.
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Santiago DE Cuna
Leonard Wood
Department of
Cristo
Morry Castle
Wood
Offer to Buy Reina Mercedes Sparks Spain Vibe
A ship broker proposes purchasing the Reina Mercedes and other captured warships, hinting Spain seeks to reclaim prestige by flying the American flag on her ships. The Navy will not sell, deeming restoration too costly and the Mercedes better kept as a show ship after minor repairs.
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Waswnatox
Spain
Navy Department
Long
Rosser Returns From Cuba Voices Unity Against Flag Removal
Brigadier General Rosser returning to Virginia from Cuba says no one with property wants the United States pulled down. He cites fears of anarchy if annexation sentiment leads to drastic policy changes and notes widespread anger at Havana tariff enforcement. In Chicago, Memphis figure William R. Moore, ex-congressman, lies near death after heart failure at Widener hotel. doctors fear poor prospects. A Kentucky shooting incident ends with a man wounded at Powell's Switch.
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Rosser
Washington
Cuba
White House
Virginia
Havana
United States
Memphian
Chicago
William R. Moore
Memphis
South
Tennessee
Widener
Grace
Moore
Teachers in wreck kill two women on special train
A nine coach special carrying teachers to the National Education association convention collided with a freight near Stockton California. Two women were killed and several injured as a fire burned cars and the train sped at about 40 miles per hour. Names of the dead and injured include Miss Addie Harris and Lena Hammond among others from St. Louis. The crash occurred near New era depot with most passengers and crew escaping serious harm besides those in the forward sleeper.
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Stockxton
Cal
Los Angeles
National Educational Association
Newie
Paaten
Addie Harris
St. Louis
Agee Lena Hammond
Seneca Falls
Aes
Clara Morehouse
Battle Creek
Elizabeth White
May Oliver
Helen English
Sallie Elark Oliver
Sallie R. Smith
Gertrude Eee
Luelle A. Welmer
Edwin D. Lackey
Robert G. Milla
Lake Creston
G. L. Morse
Philadelphia
Calvin Buttock
Robert Mills
Telm
Bravrant
N. C
Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad
Morehead City
Newport
Harry Afield
New York
Atlantic Hotel
Sheriff Kills Deputy in Domestic Tragedy Verdict Justifiable
Union Coroner returns a verdict of justifiable homicide after Sheriff J. G. Long shot and killed his deputy J. Gallman at the jail door following a confrontation over drinking and a drawn pistol. The two men had been lifelong friends with no prior quarrel.
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Union
Antos
J. G. Long
J. G. Gallman
Gallman
Long
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Express
Altmayer & Flatau Liquor Co
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Bessie Curtright
Kentucky
Atone
Stevens
Atlanta
O. B. Stevens
Griffin
Capitol
Santiago
J. F. Bell
West Point
Manila
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Bureau of Military Information
Herbert H. Serjeant
Fifth Immune
Illinois
John B. Brereton
Twenty-fourth Infantry
New Jersey
San Jovan Hill
E. H. Plummer
Tenth Infantry
Maryland
Fifth Corps
Plummer
M'Pherson
Gotham
Royal
Department
Samuel Fill
William
Powell's
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