RACKET STORE Puts Bargains Ahead of Competitors
J H Rogers manager of Racket Store proclaims deep discounts across a large stock. Offers include 1 500 pairs Ladiva Button Shoes 75 cents, 1000 Ladies Button Shoes half value, carpet supports, china silk prints, ink two bottles for a dollar, and many more items priced well below ordinary stores. Window shades and other household goods listed with varied prices to attract buyers.
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Oxford Thee
Oxford
Se Yard
Tiste
Ciont
J. H. Rogers
Report on Wolcott mission fails amid French backlash
London dispatch reports the Wolcott bimetallic commission as a failure, with Paris papers ridiculing the effort while Le Temps notes the US spends large sums on an unachievable mission. Hanotaux says the mission could not be accomplished, though he praises its members. The same issue covers the Baptist Young People's Union meeting in Chattanooga with 400 delegates and a strong opening program.
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New York
London
Wolcott
France
Paris
le Temps
United States
M. Hanotaux
Young People’s Union
Chattanooga
Chattaxoous
The
Baptist Young People’s Union of America
L LL Henson
Fort Wayne
Ind
Board of Managers
Henderson
Chapman
E. E. Hant
China
R. B. Garrett
First Baptist Church
Baptist Young People's Societies
M D. Jeffries
Knoxville
Tenn
George W. Ochs
J. W. Conley
St. Paul
E. W. Reed
Conference to Be Held Avoids Sealing Questions
The report states a conference will be held in Washington in autumn with representatives from the United States Great Britain Russia and Japan. Secretary Sherman’s note to Lord Salisbury remains friendly and negotiations led by Ambassador Hay continue. Canadian Minister Davis calls the latest U S proposal reasonable and urges cordial talks.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
Russia
Japan
Sherman
Lord Salisbury
Ambassador Hay
British Foreign Office
Canada
Davis
Associated Press
Dowling Re-elected Secretary of National Republican League
In Detroit on July 15 the National Republican League re elected Minnesota man Nachaal J. Dowling as secretary. The meeting, led by President Crawford, urged sending the platform plank for a discriminating duty act to protect American shipping to the President, VP, and Congress.
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Minnesota
National Republican League
Detroit
Crawford
Afr
Woodmanson
Georgia
J. F. Hanson
Arkansas
M. A. Elliott
Nachaal J. Dowling
Mrs John Hay Escapes Injury In Hyde Park Crash
Mrs John Hay wife of the United States ambassador had a narrow escape when a London omnibus pole crashed through her coach in Hyde Park. She spoke to her coachman moments before the impact and drove to Carlton House Terrace after the pole was freed. The omnibus driver was arrested.
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London
New York
John Hay
United States
Hyde Park
Park
Mra. Hay
Carlton House Terrace
Rich Alaska Find Captivates Readers From Yukon Tale
A San Francisco led tale tells of vast gold riches in Alaska's Yukon district. Passengers of the steamer Excelsior report sacks of dust worth up to 750000 dollars from the Clondyke fields, with 4000 people said to gather near Forty Mile and Bonanza Creek. The piece blends letters, mine claims, and frontier excitement about a new Eldorado across the Alaskan boundary.
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San Francisco
Monte Cristo
St. Michaels
Alaska
Yukon
Excelsior
Clondyke
Alaskan
British Territory
Forty Mile Creek
Yakon
Slickers
George Cormack
Slick George
Forty Mile Camp
Bonanza Creek
Dawson
Nominations Sent to Senate for Various Appointments
The president submitted nominations to the Senate for multiple posts across interior, justice, postmaster, and Indian service. Names include Roland T. Rombauer and others for land commission duties in Montana, various district appointments, and postmaster picks for Salina Kansas, Lamar Missouri, Union Texas, and other towns, with additional receivers and agents listed.
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Wasamaron
Roland T. Rombauer
Montana
Eowin S. Hathaway
William Y. Tompkins
Northern Pacific Railroad
Missouri Land Grant
James A. Johnson
Watson Boyle
Columbia
Northern Pacific Site Railroad
Foreman
Inetana
Cyrus Leland, Jr
Topeka
Kan
Charles Note
Illinois
Colrado River
Eabiy Montar
Publ Frost Liggett
Tecan
Colasentra Eastman
St. Cloud
Minn
H. Jenness
Oxneil Neb
William Q Ranft
Missoula
Mon
Isaac O. Lambert
United States District of Kansas
Kansas
Thomas D. Fitzpatrick
Salina
Missouri
Thaddeus L. Wills
Lamar
South Carolina
John O. Hunter
Union
Texas
Davis
McGregor
Washington
W. T. Cavanagh
Olympia
Wisconsin
Danforth A. Clark
Tomahawk
Agent Cramsie Forced to Resign at Standing Rock
Indian agent J W Cramsie at Standing Rock agency in South Dakota was asked to resign after reports showed he appointed 153 relatives to positions with salaries near 20000 annually. Officials opened an investigation and moved for his removal, citing a self styled principality control of the lands and agency.
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Keslys
Wasutsaron
J. W. Cramsie
Standing Rock Agency
South Dakota
Cramsie
Lands Be
Bliss
Indian Bureau
Ratcliffe's Ball Reduced In New York Court
Edward J Ratcliffe the actor brought from Chicago to answer an assault charge pleaded not guilty before Judge Newberger in general sessions. Bail reduced from 5000 to 2500 asked by Emanuel M Friend. Judge may grant bail. Separate item notes Yaqui ditch water turn on in Sonora Mexico promising irrigation and U S funded project. Also reports W L Ledford Charleston Tenn fatally shot in an affray with renters Wolf brothers. no arrests. Williams of Barnesville Ga captured after assault on a farmer's daughter. potential lynching risk and armed guard involved.
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Ratcliffe
New York
Edward J. Ratcliffe
Chicago
Newberger
Emanuel M Friend
Newburger
Kroxville
W. L Ledford
Charleston
Tenn
Walter
Luther Wolf
Ledford
Wolfs
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