Magnificent Fall Dress Goods at Low Prices
Geo. D. Wheatley Americus advertises a wide fall dress line in costly fabrics with two tone and illuminated effects, featuring blacks in hop sacking crepe novelties, serge, bouclé, and satin dress silks. Also promotes Monarch shirts, madras negligee shirts, genuine Guyots suspenders, and boys clothing with extensive price showcases.
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Selectio
Monarch
Madras
New York Mills
EB & Ie
Jast
World News Bismarck Illness Dominates Emperor's Attention
New York dispatch notes the emperor's keen interest in Prince Bismarck's illness, with daily briefings and improving reports lifting his spirits. It suggests Bismarck may never return to office, even if he recovers, amid insider movements around the ex-chancellor.
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New York
Prince Bismarck
Albrecht
Saxony
Basden
Saxe-Coburg and
Gotha
Bismarck
Herr Joornal
Kidogon
Hosaya
Paxin
Spomvalk
Atte
Ate
Mick
Elise
A Reign of Terror Declared by White Caps in the North
Reports describe White Cap groups in northern regions organizing in almost every county. Notices posted forbid owners from dealing, while extortion and intimidation rise. The vigilantes burn structures, disrupt business, and threaten those who refuse their market demands, signaling widespread fear and coercion.
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White Cape
Pravent Colon
Slekalpor
Mrurnis
Northern
Opening of Tysonoots Fall Session Public School
Nearly 600 brightfaced children gathered outside the Jackson Street school awaiting entry with 76 enrolled on the first day and 50 more expected soon as milder weather continues. Concerns about lax quarantine checks at the Brunswick border were voiced amid calls for stricter health inspections. A separate incident reported a Black woman and infant narrowly spared injury when struck by a switch engine at the A M depot. The Times then previews Chas H Yale’s upcoming Devil's Auction with new ballet features and notes the Quitman county wedding of Rosa Crawley and Rev T D Ellin. A report from New York notes the Mexican Congress opening with Hon J Lopez presiding.
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Schnels
Jacks Natrectechogl
Jackson, Street
Harperenga
Ehro
McKay Hill
Promised Land News Outlines Cherokee Strip Strife
A fragmented dispatch from September 18 reports violence and upheaval as the opening of the Cherokee strip unsettles residents. It cites a soldier killing James H Hill in Perry and widespread unrest among settlers, including race-driven claims and land seizures. The account mentions Liberal, Bushyhead, and Lainton areas amid urgent official inquiries and land office notes.
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Apxaneas City
Kan
Cherokee Strip
James H. Hill
N.S
Gio
Ned
Perry
Eng
Pete Rene Tana
Bic
Rene Tie
California Fig Syrup Co Ad Notice
Fragmentary OCR text mentions California Fig Syrup Co and an advertisement style line from a bygone era, implying a product or imprint. No further readable context to define events, dates, or entities beyond the company name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup CO
Moosing Ceremonies at Washington and Civic Parades
Fragmented Midland World note recalls Washington ceremonies with civic processions led by government figures, a Capitol arrival, and an oratorical welcome by Lawrence Gnade ner amid a pageant of guardsmen. Separate brief items mention Pensacola urging unconditional repeat, bishops and clergy convening to revise a secretariat, extra legislative session rumors, and a cholera death in Delta.
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Washington
Cidbeland
Wastivatox
Oonten Pial
Cere Emonics
White House
United Beate Babinet
Jent Rode
Beaish Wilke
la Capitol
Lawrence Gnadener
Ma Wat
Siler
New York Tanks Indicate Mie Boulilee Condition
A brief weekly summary from New York reports a stronger outlook as regional conditions show improvement. The week’s data indicate steady progress toward normal amid ongoing economic activity and shifting demand patterns across sectors.
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New York
Bho
Brunswick Plague Epidemic Sparks Public Alarm
Local reports confirm a growing outbreak with 19 cases of yellow fever in Brunswick and multiple figures linked to the first and subsequent incidents. Officials warn that about 3000 residents over age 65 face heightened risk, with many more under 400 years noted in misshapen notes, as authorities prepare for next anniversary.
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Drawkam
Harris and
Cox
Killian
Anderson
Laleweter
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Sumter Real Estate and Improvement Company
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J. B. Deora, Bacrotary and Treasuror
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U.S. Gov't
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Ark
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W. F. Shannon
Torna
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