Loyalty to the Union Drives Southern War Unity in Savannah
In Savannah on December 19 the McKinley party’s Savannah visit highlighted wartime loyalty over party lines. Presidents and officials attended churches and toured camps with the Seventh Army Corps, praising hospital care and press integrity. The trip reinforced northern–southern reconciliation through support for the Spain war.
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Union
Spain
Savannan
Wheeler
McKinley
Wesley Monumental Methodist Church
John A. Thompson
Alger
Shafter
First Presbyterian Church
Joseph Wheeler
Wilson
First Baptist Church
Long
St. John's Episcopal Church
Smith
Independent Presbyterian
Georgia State Agricultural and Mechanical College
Colored
Seventh Army Corps
Macon
General Shafter
Third Georgia Regiment
South
Atlanta
Tuskegee
Montgomery
Savannah
Davis
Wreck near Roachdale Fatal. One Dead, Several Injured
A passenger train on the Indianapolis Decatur and Western near Roachdale toppled after rails spread ahead of the baggage car. One man, Y T. M. Wells, superintendent of Douglas county schools, was killed. Eight or nine others suffered serious injuries. Conductor J A Mitchell and eight passengers were treated in Indianapolis hospitals. A special train brought the injured to the city.
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Todianapolia
Indianapolis
Indianapolis, Decatur and Western
Roachdale Yeaterday
J. A. Mitchell
M. Wells
Arcola
Douglass County
Ill
Daniel Pointer
Decator
Ulla
Andrew Kafor
Lawrenceville
Tnd
A. J. Diddle
W. J. Moore
Warren Saylor
A. W. Scott
H.M. Tevneyck
Chisago
Trades Unionism Wins in Kansas City Vote
Kansas City reports that socialism failed to win broad support in the federation ballot. The Tobin resolution drew 492 votes for and 1,923 against, reflecting a decisive tilt toward trades unionism and away from socialist options.
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Federation of ‘Labor
Uwoton
Kansas City
American Federation
Social Democrats
Socialist Labor Party
Prices Slashed on Every Jacket in Store Now
The display boasts bold reductions, with every jacket re-marked and blue pencil marks removed to restore profit. Customers are urged to view the new sale as fact, not a fable, as prices are reduced across the house with clear signaling of the markdowns.
Christmas Suggestions and Gift Goods Display
Christmas display highlights handkerchiefs in embroidered and hemstitched styles from 10c to 150 dollars per item, pocketbooks in snakeskin to seal skin from 25c to 175 dollars, and hundreds of gift items including cushions, belts, scarfs, doilies, napery, and umbrellas. Selected values emphasize variety and value versus other merchants.
Fancy Ribbons Linens and Tableware Prices Slashed
An ad lists 42c to 3.50 each ribbons in delicate shades with 500 pieces including sashes ruffles neck ribbons and more. Also showcased are handmade boxes for toilet articles handkerchiefs gloves and jewelry, plus linen damask towels and bed spreads with prices from 10c to 50c, up to 150, and 3.50 for premium items.
Dependable Fur and Dress Goods at Bargain Prices
Dependable fur department backs every garment. Fine dress goods line offers all wool and wool blends in chic patterns and colors. Promises value with single price per yard and a splendid range of silks from top weavers for dresses waists skirts and trims.
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bargHan
Also Mentioned on This Page
President McKinley
Scandia
San Francisco
Honolulu
New York Volunteer Regiment
Custine
Havana
Boston
Castine
Brooke
Savawaran
Cuba
Minwauner
Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company
Orrston
William Miller
Afton
Mr. Miller
John Heine
Baron Rothschild
London
Ferdinand de Rothschild
Rat Portage
Winsipea
Man
Ont
Mikado
England
Nebraska
Frevont
Neb
State Dairymen's Association
J. A. Vaughn
Old Fort Sidney
Sinxey, Neb
Hon. R. Harris
United States Land Office
Washington
Old Fort Sidney Reservation
Luxington
Harley Atkinson
King
Cozad
Sullivan
Atkinson
All Hallowe'In
China
Morning Post
Hankow
Kwei We
Nankin
Bryan
New York
William J. Bryan
NEW Cash Dry Goods
Atlantic
Art
Dresden
Lee Yal Wees
jFur
Astrachan
Stone Martin
Black Martin
Matt
Peter Eee
Staan
Chestnut St
S. J. Gillette & Sons
Atlantic, Iowa
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