Auction Finds Show Finest French Satines And Latinos Arrive
Ten thousand pieces of the finest French Satines were sold in New York at Auction last week. We secured 9500 yards of best quality French Satines in all colors and small and large designs with side bands at a yard formerly sold at 37 1/2c. Also 4500 yards of top quality French Latinos in many designs and colorings at only 25c a yard. Never before at the season’s start has such an opportunity been offered. Scotch Ginghams in the latest borders and Brocades have just arrived from Glasgow. We will be glad to show them.
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New York
Glasgow
Friday and Saturday Spring Overcoats and Suits Bargains
Extraordinary bargains on English all wool serve Spring Overcoats at six to fourteen dollars Pantaloons at two to six dollars Suits at eight to eighteen dollars Odd custom and misfit suits at eight to eighteen dollars These items would have sold for twenty five to thirty dollars in a custom department Tomorrow is the last day we can take orders to deliver by Easter as stock books fill up Please examine stock today if convenient.
Vessels Departuring and Arrivals Read Across Major Ports
A ledger of ships reporting arrivals and departures on March 26 and 27 at Boston Baltimore New York Halifax Deptford Southampton Rotterdam Glasgow Kiogo Antwerp Queenstown and other ports. Vessels From Palermo Shields England Liverpool London Glasgow St Kitts Philadelphia and Baltimore list routes and timings with several ships proceeding to New York Liverpool and other destinations.
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Boston
Viking
Palermo
Baltimore
Fremona
Shields
Eng
New York
Teutonic
Liverpool
Richmond Hil
London
Circassia
Glasgow
Bermuda
St Kitts
Halifax
Alanda
Wrawle Point
Aller New York
Liremen
Deptford
Croma
Southampton
Lahn
Mremen
Rotterdam
Sovraon
Hibernian
Philadelphia
Kiogo
Japan
Yorkshire
Hong Kong
Grewmen
Herman
Antwerp
Crown of Argon
Queenstown
Nevada
Terrible tornado devastates Louisville and nearby towns
Reports from Cincinnati and New York describe a cyclone sweeping Louisville Ky and Jeffersonville Ind causing widespread destruction. The storm wrecked Union station and many buildings, with hundreds feared dead and telegraph lines down across Illinois Indiana and Kentucky.
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Cincinnati
Louisville
Jeffersonville
Ind
Walnut
Market Streets
Seventh
Spring Street
Twelfth
Market
Louisvitte
New York
Western Union
Indiaapolis
Curiaco
Western Union Telegraph Company
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Madison
Herald
Minnesota
Dakota
Yankton
Kansas
Nebraska
Illinois
Indiana
Metropolis
Cairo
Chicago
Nasavitti
Ill
Little Prairie
Nashville
Little Prairies
St. Louis
Olney
Lil
Storm Expected To Cause Great Damage
The storm is forecast to cause significant damage with reports indicating it may reach its peak tomorrow night and impact multiple areas as it moves through the region. Residents are urged to take precautions and monitor official advisories for updates.
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New York
Crevasse at Skipwith Grows Wide Threatening Cotton Lands
Distress looms as the Skipwith crevasse widens to 500 feet and ten to fifteen feet deep. The Meteor relieves residents while relief steamer Evergreen sails from Yazoo City and another will follow. Horace Marshall oversees the relief, with Steel's Bayou inland navigation blocked and up to 80,000 acres of premium cotton lands at risk if inundation continues. No lives reported lost at Skipwith.
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Louisville
Jeffersonville
Ind
Reed
House Committee
Sandy Hook
Dawes
Haverhill
Farmers’ Institute
Marshfield
Skipwith
Miss
Congress
The
Senate
Judiciary Committee
House
Wyoming
Randall
Massachusetts
Windom
Chicago
Blaine
South America
Kate Field
Farmers’ Alliance of Kansas
Ingalls
Maine
Republican State Committee
New Croteans
Times- Democrat
Vicksburg
United States
Steel’s Bayou
Evergreen
Yazoo City
Steel
Osceola
Rivile
Horace Marshall
Mississippi
Free Art Drive Spurs Free List in Ways and Means
Miss Kate Field urged free foreign art at a Ways and Means hearing, persuading Texas Rep Mills and others. National Free Art League of 1400 artists backs her stance. Debate covers 30 percent tariff, historical tax shifts, and impact on American artists, education, and exports.
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Washineton
SpectAu
Kate Field
Ways and Means
Mills
Texas
Miss Field
National Free Art League
Kenyon Cox
Tariff Commission
Senate
House
Committee of Conference
Italy
France
Germany
Russia
Servia
Europe
National Cordage Association
Ways and Means Committee
Edwin H
William M. Fider
Philadelphia
Paris White
Blaine Seen Promoting Free Trade With South America
Washington March 27 Secretary Blaine is portrayed as favoring free trade with the West in remarks to Pan American delegates, though he has not issued formal instructions. The piece notes his belief in reciprocal trade and his restraint due to party timidity and Congressional opposition, citing opposition from the Ways and Means Committee and the influence of Ohio wool growers on tariff policy.
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Washington
Sprciau
Dlaine
United States
South America
Blaine
Blame
Ohio
Committee of Ways and Means
Cleveland
Ways and Means Committee Cou
Icebergs unusually far south seen by Circassia passengers
Passengers aboard the Circassia report spotting a large iceberg at latitude 40 35, longitude 68 49 on March 24 while en route from Glasgow to New York. The iceberg stood in graceful curves, having worn off angular edges after submerging in Gulf Stream warmth. This southern sighting, far south of the usual ice zone, unsettles shipping men as it lies along routes toward the south of the ice line near Sandy Hook.
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New York
Glasgow
Circassia
Gevan
Sandy Hook
Mel lin’s Food as a Nutritious Digestible Aid
The text argues for sustaining recuperative powers with proper nutrition and claims Mel lin’s Food meets the needs. It emphasizes using highly nutritious easily digested food rather than ordinary fare to support recovery.
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Artet H. Crocker
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William M CC. Williamson
Purneas Li. Smitie
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Ropert S. Mixor
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Hours & Hodgres
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Centlemen
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Cons. A. Saith & Co
Edward W. Hodgkins
Hodgkins & Hodgkins
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Curtis
Cuames A. Sum & Co
G. W. Simmons & CO
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Oak Hall
R. & J. Gilchrist
Winter Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
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Jvr
Chas. E. Pugh
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Kearket
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Moston
Vroper
House of Commons
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Tullamore
Liverpool Dock
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Baron Bieberstein
Count Herbert Bismarck
Free Iron and Coal
Vincent BesoHal
W. Elliott
Ladies’ Physiological Institute
St. Paul’s Church
Common Council
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I. H. Hewins
Noyes, Cobb & Co
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Old South Church
Cowlishaw
Horticultural Hall
Boston Theatre
Elks’ Charity Fund
Sheppard Howan
Provident Savings Life Assurance Society of New York
D. H. Buckley
Devonshire Street
Seaves
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J. LT. Puelps
Mass
Electrical Accumulator Company
Oliver J. Geer
Gates D. Falinestock
Electrcal Accumulator Company
Supreme Court
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Secewieee Erie Oy
Witidis Velogyis
Mometer
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Mil Paso
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New Orleans
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Goa
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N. C
City Hall
Ohio River
Hopkinson
Phillips
William Bower
S. J. Eckenrode
Samuel M Clure
Schwmidt
Springs
Clark
McLane and Newell
Dr. Allen
Herin
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Spensler
Robert Byers
John Golden
Dell Harrell
Dr. Marshall
Hr. D. Moise
Mr. Mathes
John Boutrell
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Centerville
Republic
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Hird’s Point
Mill Creek
Mobile & Ohio
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Davidson Elders
John Richmond
Martin Porter
Sawyer & MecCracken
Cooper Shop
William Rhine
Smith
Fritz Krum
Henry Taylor
Miss Morris
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Poland
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Jackson County
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Signal Service Bureau
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Atlantic
Hainen
Tennessee
Virginia
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Gulf Coast
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Appeal
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