Bargain Sale Seeks Cash Rush During Dull Season
We want less goods and more money. The hot weather continues and buyers can save on seasonable items. Everything in Summer Dress Goods Organdies Dimities Lawns Muslins and more. Includes Summer Silks Waist Patterns Remnants Shirts Waists and a wide clothing assortment. Ladies Oxford Slippers Gent's Tan Shoes Neglige Shirts Underwear Straw Hats also offered for cash. Aiming for a brisk, active trade despite the slow period.
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Ladies Oxford
Our Reputation Ad Teaches Bargains for Cash Only
A customer praised our store for reliable pricing and consistent goods at advertised bargains. The ad urges readers to mention it and bring cash since we cannot extend credit for those bargains. The writer signs off sincerely, promising trustworthy advertising and value.
Strike Echoes Signal Settlement Near in Ohio and Pennsylvan ia Mine War
News from Wheeling reports a near settlement of the Pittsburg district coal strike, aligning with operators’ warnings that Ohio and Pennsylvania action would proceed without West Virginia input. WV miners, driven by sympathy, fear abandonment but await formal word before acting. Recruits rise as labor leaders warm to Chicago meeting plans.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Emperor William toast at Rhine banquet in Coblenz
Fragmented report mixes a German toast by Emperor William at a provincial banquet near Coblenz with oblique mentions of miners’ wives marching at Pom Creek, plus a stray ad-style paragraph touting Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for consumption.
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Ebreuntstein
Lon
Pirtssura
Emma Haas
Pom Creek
Uamp
Av Ve | Pierce
Golden Medical
Hood Tey
Crops In Fine Condition In Georgia This Year
Georgia farmers enjoy an exceptionally bright outlook as the weekly crop bulletin reports all crops in excellent condition. Cotton is growing well and being picked, a large early corn crop is saved, and wheat yields are strong with prices favorable. Recent rains followed by sunshine have boosted vegetation and promise abundant harvests this year.
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Beason
Georgia
Culver Reports Alabama Crop Prospects and Issues
Commissioner Culver releases official Alabama crop estimates for the year. Cotton stands at about 85 percent of last year due to rust rain and bollworms, with rapid growth and modest marketing. Wheat is outstanding. oats promising, tobacco and hay good. potatoes strong. corn at 102 percent but acreage down 5 percent. Sugarcane and sugar crops up 10 percent. Labor plentiful, stock healthy, fruits fair with pear blight noted.
North Carolina crops report warns of drought damage
A July to August drought in central and eastern North Carolina harms cotton yields with heavy shedding and browning fields, while corn and tobacco prospects remain fair in other regions. Poor fall potato stands noted. sorghum grinding and syrup making underway. Weather and pest pressures threaten widespread losses.
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Cotten
Tate
McLaurin Wins Quiet Democratic Primary for Senator
In a statewide Democratic primary McLaurin led with 10,853 votes, Evans 6,230, Irby 4,870, yielding a majority of 10,052. Voter turnout was light and orderly with only club-roll voters allowed to participate. McLaurin, recently ill, was recovering in Bannettaville.
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Evans
Filliun McLuarin
McLaarin
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Bannettaville
Supreme Court Docket Growth From New Appeals
The docket for the next term of the United States Supreme Court, opening Oct 11, shows 46 cases to date with an expected 60 more after May adjournment. Of the 46, entries include 18 from state courts and 6 from circuit courts, reflecting a decline due to new United States Courts of Appeals absorbing cases, with total cases rising toward 1000. The harvest indicates the court will soon be current in business.
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United States Courts of Appeals
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Hoosiers Coming South For Sashville Exposition
A party of 30 Indiana suffrage supporters leaves Ladles and Gentlemen for Nashville under Indiana Women's Suffrage Association. Mary Caldwell Evans and Clara Lyons Peters will speak for Illinois and Tennessee. meeting to exchange fraternal courtesy and push reform. Nashville hosts welcome preparations.
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Learavette
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Nashville
Indiana Women’s Suffrage Assocition
Mra
Helen M. Cougar
Exposition Grounds
Mary Caldwell Evans
Tennessee
Thieves Shot to Death in Yukon Quest Reported
Letter from Henry Benson details a Yukon expedition from Skaguay to July. The party faced hardship with horses lost over a precipice and two men caught stealing. Survivors planned to reach Stewart River, provisions scarce in Dawson, a steamer expected soon.
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B C
Henry Benson
Yukon
Skaguay
Stewart River
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Hayward
Polles
Dawson
Japan Floods Destroy Hundreds of Homes and Kill Many
A Bay press dispatch from Sept 1 reports severe floods in a Japanese prefecture. Over 100 houses wiped out in Nichimachi with multiple deaths, plus 1800 houses submerged in Banjo Machi and Iobinikido. Bridges on the Ovhizon railway line collapsed, and landslides caused further damage across Higashi Kabiki, Mateuyashi, Izimokuis, and surrounding areas.
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Victron
Bay Press
China
Nichimachi
Lin Higashi Kabiki
Mateuyashi
Sado
Banjo Machi
Iobinikido
Izimokuis
Agee
August 1597 exports set Baltimore port records
The Port of Baltimore reports August exports valued at 10,243,491 with grain leading. Wheat and corn shipments dominate, totaling 9,250,080 bushels, plus rye and oats. 46 full cargoes, including a cereal shipment by a single vessel, illustrate the month’s peak activity.
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Ashinore
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