Cotton crop falls with frost and pests across the South
October returns from the Department of Agriculture show cotton condition down 3.5 points from September with 60.1 percent. states east of the Mississippi report poor top crops and harvests by November 1. In Florida Sea Island districts caterpillars and rust noted. Mississippi frost damage noted. Texas sees deterioration from worms and rains. In Gatesville Illinois Colonel Robert Ingersoll speech triggers deadly tent collapse injuring about 20.
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Castle in Jail Faces Ridicule Over Alledged Theft
San Francisco merchant Winlter ML Castle and his wife are in Holloway jail on remand for alleged thefts of valuable furs from city shops. A cousin calls the charge ridiculous, noting packing cases of presents sent from stores. Witnesses will be presented. Mrs Castle’s health has required a doctor. The note adds a separate line on the Sultan reform signings in Benwix.
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Watson Sides With Bryan Faction In Populist Rift
An Oct 12 dispatch notes Vopulist leader renounces charge tied to editorial by James L. Sib ley denying direct responsibility for the No Watson No Bryan piece. He supports the St Louis compromise ticket, vows sacrifice for Bryan, and criticizes fusion that would push Populists to back a nonrepresentative candidate. He urges fair treatment of Populists to aid Bryan, despite risks to his own political standing. Also reports Spanish victory over Cuban insurgents in Pinar del Rio and filibuster rumors around the Dauntless.
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Bayard Urges Democrats to Back Palmer Buckner Ticket
Thomas F. Bayard United States minister to Great Britain writes from London urging Democrats to vote for Palmer and Buckner, condemning Chicago platform. He argues for limited government powers and opposes silver purchase policy, praising Palmer Buckner as restoring national moral health and urging voters to act on conscience.
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KEANE'S SUCCESSOR TO BE NAMED BY POPE
In Washington Oct 12 the board of trustees of the Roman Catholic university will meet to select three names for submission to Pope Leo XII. The pope will designate one to succeed Bishop Keane. Rumors say the papal delegation favors appointing a secular priest and avoiding church controversy. A separate notice from Ariaxta Oct 18 reports the Hotel n. Ariaxta receivership. Frank Bell, proprietor, remains in charge with total debts around 825,000.
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Died at Waxhaw Rev W K Boggs 46
The Rev W K Boggs died at his home in Waxhaw North Carolina aged 46. He was a member of the Mecklenburg Presbyterian Synod and native of Pickens South Carolina. Ordained to the Carolina Presbytery he served Abbeville county then moved to Waxhaw to pastor six miles away. He was deeply devoted to his work and his life was described as ministerial. He leaves a widow and seven children. Funeral held at Liberty.
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After Election Facts About E D Ansley Grocer
The message asserts E. D. Ansley the grocer pays more freight than any retail store in the state, implying his stock is fresher his trade is larger and fresh stock drives big sales. It claims people choose stores with fresh goods and broad assortments.
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Georgia Retail House: Aids for Better Assortment
A Georgia retail house emphasizes improved assortment and pricing strategies to boost sales. The firm outlines methods to optimize stock variety while maintaining costs, aiming to attract customers with diverse offerings and competitive pricing.
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Wholesale Offer to Consumers in Case Lot Sales
A merchant advertises wholesale pricing aimed at families and individual shoppers. The notice invites customers to visit the store to buy at wholesale rates and promises convincing savings.
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