New Arrivals at Prices and Goods List
Local retailer announces a broad stock including grey seamless half hose, black hose, handkerchiefs, writing paper, envelopes, collars, table linen, brooms, dippers, school crayons, pants, shirts, towels, tablecloths, shoes, window shades, lawn fabric, and parasol items. Includes quantities, unit prices, and bulk lots with Myoulls Pant a line and suit options offered. Customer invitation to inspect samples and purchase.
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Gross Fuls & Co
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Ae School Creyon
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India
Morton Likely to be Nominated on Second Ballot
Report from Los Aguas on March 26 notes Morton appears set to win nomination on the second ballot as others, including Depew and Vanderbilt associates, navigate petition support and early ballots. Depew signals Morton’s need for broader backing to avoid field abandonment while New York’s vote is cited as influential.
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Morton
Los Awaxtas
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Chauncey M. Depew
John B. Hone, Jr
Geonto B. Fear
Ing
Vanderbilt Railway
Depew
New York
Cleveland
Empire State
Murder and arson murder in Alma Wisconsin family slain
Evidence indicates a seven member family was murdered March 6 at Harold near Alma. Home set ablaze to hide the crime. revolver and five empty shells found. Bodies exhumed. father and several children show bullet head wounds. Sheriff seeks suspect as flames consumed the isolated Buffalo County house.
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Dean
Alma
Wis
Harold
Buffalo County
OUR NEW BATTLESHIPS BOARD TO MEET IN WASHINGTON
The Navy Board will convene in Washington on March 1 to decide the main battery design for each new ship. Secretary Herbert has formed a report board including Rear Admiral John G. Walker and other officers to assess main battery character and test plans for in-service ships like the Indiana. Extensions of time for ship completions are discussed, with potential 18 month and 12 month allowances tied to battleship Iowa and Sea the protected.
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Washington
Chicago
Kentucky
Indiana
Naval Board On Construction
Secretary of the Navy
Oram
Iowa
Navy Department
Gideon Bulletin Report on Dates and Political Notices
Gideon issues bulletin listing national circuit date applications rejected. Includes details on racing marks from Coronado California and Nashville figures. Notes government declines on a Franco scheme editor, Manitoba school question talks, and a fatal shooting near Alachua Florida with arrest.
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Racing Board
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Coronado
Cal
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Osl
Charles Woods
Nashville
Tenn
Walter Thompson
QNE DEAD ANOTHER DYING ARTHA WHITTAKER SUSPECTED OF FORE_EN MER
Jacob Snyder died from poison. His wife Josephine is critically ill from the same cause. Their daughter Martha is gone. The money likely to be given to next of kin Martha may be revised after an investigation. In Washington, an inquiry into copyright laws continues, led by the House committee on patents.
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Artha Whittaker
Port Jervi
N. Y
Jacob Snyder
Josephine
Airs
Marth
Martha
Wasuixatos
House Committee On Patents
Fight Near Macon Leaves One Dead and Wounded
In Jones county at Macox five men clashed between Matt and Walland Jackson and Tom Herndon group. Two were wounded and Walland Jackson died from injuries. All men were prominent young farmers.
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Matal
Macox
Jones County
Matt
Walland Jackson
Tom Herndon
Sie Kong
Resolution on Banking and Currency System Improvement
A March session note reports Rep Heatwole introducing a banking and currency resolution. It urges expert recommendations and presidential action with a commission to study economic reforms. The record also mentions a separate document subscription proposal and Senate actions on decorations from Brazil and Spain.
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Wasamaros
Heatwole
Rep
Minn
Baliberaet
Peroller
Ita
Broderick
Kansaa
General
Senate
Brazil
Spain
Insurgents Defeated by Spaniards in Cuban Action
Report from Havana says Col Pavia's force of about 1000 insurgent cavalry was engaged and driven toward Grand Congo south of Matanzas. Fifteen insurgents killed, large quantities of arms captured, stores valued at about 420,000 remaining under control of Spanish troops. The clash occurred amid rain and difficult conditions as authorities pursue results.
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Pavia
Grand_Cionngo
Matanzas
Enrique Alsman
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