Downes Flooded by October Goods Rush at Downs
The store laments scarce goods due to heavy October weather as they unveil a vast stock of black silks and satins. They promise deep discounts to move inventory including all wool serges, crepons, and fashionable novelties from 25 cents to higher grades. Headquarters for dress trimmings boast the largest fall assortment.
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Toreka
Kansas
Martin Mohler
State Board of Agriculture
Mohler
Maxwell Reports Big Post Office Growth in 1895 Oklahoma Leads Increase
The Fourth Assistant Postmaster General Maxwell shows 70064 post offices in operation on June 30 1895, with 2422 new and 2168 discontinued. Oklahoma records the largest gain with 69 new post offices, while Kansas suffers the biggest loss at 53. 59546 mail complaints were logged, up 2669 from last year, including robberies and highway mail crimes. Foreign cases praise the U S registry system. 2240 arrests were made for postal offenses, with 175 postmasters among the suspects.
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Washington
Maxwell
United States
Oklahoma
Kansas
South Carolina
Iowa
West Virginia
Convention of Irish Societies Opens in Chicago Hall
The Chicago convention gathers 1,600 delegates in Y M C A hall to forge a united open organization for the Irish cause in America and Britain. Delegates include Jeremiah O Donavan Rossa and P J B Tynan, known for the 1882 Phoenix Park affair, with talks emphasizing independence without immediate recourse to force. The meeting may press for release of Irish political prisoners in England and hint at retaliatory actions if demands fail.
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Africa
Great Britain
O'Donovan Rossa
P. J. DR. Tynan
New York
Cmcaco
Great Convention of Irish Societies
John T. Keating
Ancient Order of Hibernians
United
America
O’ Neill Ryan
St. Louis
Ryan
Irish National League
James Carey
The
Invincibles
Carey
Tynan
Middlesex Volunteers
London
Royal Courts
Strand
Rossa
England
McCoy’s Hotel
Lord Salisbury
Corrupt Tax System Sparks Illinois Labor Report
Springfield dispatch reports the Illinois Bureau of Labor Statistics issued a sensational study alleging widespread perjury among wealthy taxpayers especially in Chicago, with assessors accused of malfeasance and taxation blamed for Chicago’s dire labor conditions. The extent of the claim rests on a mass of tables from official sources.
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Flinois Bureau of Labor Statistics
Springfield
IlLs
Ureau
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Chicago
Nivnoia
Boards of Equalization
Ilinois
Severe Wisconsin storm and other distant news items
Wisconsin reports state storm damage with $ several hundred thousand losses. Cities like Eau Claire Merrill and Menominee suffer downed trees and torn buildings. Boston and Nashua report record heat for September. Arrests in Wisconsin Central train robbery case. Depew seen content after Newport mission. Fatal sheriff deputy shooting in Arkansas. Wyoming timber fire near Sunp Dance. F R Williams schooner sinks in Green Bay gale. Bodman village destroyed by fire in Switzerland. Diphtheria epidemic in Janesville. Dated dispatches from several towns cover crime trials runoffs and industry updates.
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Milwwaryrine
Pleasant Valley
Clear Creek
Eau Claire
Oconton
Merrill
Fair Grounds
Menomine
White Hall
Spencer
Marinette
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