Washington Street Floor Offers Modern Boys and Women Apparel
A busy department displays boys clothing including coats sweaters and suits for ages 3 to 16, with coats at 2.69 to 8.00 and suits and overcoats in Russian and Auto styles. Women’s items feature coats sweaters and petticoats in wool, cashmere, and silk, with prices from 0.50 to 8.00 and a Royale line of petticoats and scarves.
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Washington Street
Amoskeaggingham
Altman
Ap Aregrerenr Sestree
R. & G. Coutil
W. B. Coutil
Royal Worcester
W. B
Winter Street
le Cluny
Point de Paris
Masonville
Washington
Paris Point
Brosser
Paris
Washington Str
Ceewees
Anier
Sewis
Dresden
Militnery
Hamilton Place
Amner
Isis
Belfast
EGERS
Nainsock
Annez
New York
Amoles
Hamiliton Place
Anex
Germantown
Jersey Vesta
M&o
Coot Re Reesee
THOR
Seveice l Laws Edo
Shepherd
Wasiington Street
Bias D'Gila
Dial Asole
Cole
Bolt Mgib Et Sons
Sdec
Gilchrist
Cscs
Dec
Plack
Sateen and Gilchrist Company
Taffeta
Sample Inc
Soa
Abe Oesid
Lab
Beer Ee
Gilchrist Company
Basement Washington Street Table Linens Sale
A cluttered ad lists table damask, napkins, and sheeting in varied sizes and finishes. It also features blankets, pillow cases, silk goods, brushes, soaps, and hosiery across Street Floor locations offering multiple prices and quantities.
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Washington Street
Averill Murder Trial Testimony On Doorstep Death
Witnesses for the government testify that Frank P. Averill urged his wife Josephine to pray and improve as a wayman while he lay dying on a neighbor’s porch after a shooting. Defense rested. rebuttal witnesses described a husking bee to show no bad blood. Jury expected soon.
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ST. Albans
Josephine
Frank P. Averill
Thomas Richards
Averill
Wells
Ripley man charged in violin and bow theft from Fiedler
Charles J. Cross, 33, of Ripley Maine, allegedly stole violins and bows belonging to Gustave Fiedler brother of Max Fiedler conductor of the Symphony Orchestra in July 1998. He was arraigned on larceny charges, pleaded not guilty, and held on 1000 bail after being brought from Skowhegan by Officer William J. Irwin. The items valued at 410 were reportedly taken from a Columbus Avenue residence.
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Charles J. Cross
Ripley
Gustave Fiedler
Max Fiedler
Symphony
Skowhegan
William J. Irwin
Cross
Columbus Avenue
Fiedler
Gompers Attacks Child Labor Laws at AFL Meet
President Samuel Gompers addressed AFL officers and delegates in St Louis criticizing the Third Degree police methods and lax child labor laws. He cited Judge Goff's injunction during a strike as evidence that banning strike action and union shop aims erode workers rights and turn free workers into slaves.
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ST. Louis
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Goff
New York
Preston Gibson Critically Ill in Washington
Preston Gibson dramatist and son of the late Louisiana senator is critically ill at his Washington home. Doctors report a nervous breakdown and expect a prolonged bed rest. He arrived yesterday from New York on a special train to be with family.
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Washington
Preston Gibson
Senator Gibson
Louisiana
Gibson
New York
Legal fight in St Jean order in Providence
A hearing opened in Providence Superior Court on receivership against L Union St Jean Baptiste d Amerique the large French Canadian order with 85 000 members. After censure by Massachusetts and New York insurance authorities the resignation of Supreme Secretary J Adelard Caron and a temporary receiver were appointed seeking cause for a permanent receiver amid a drawn out contest. A new convention to annul Manchester NH last meeting and moves to shift headquarters from Woonsocket to Providence Boston or Worcester were noted.
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Adelard Caron
Woonsocket
John B. Brindamour
Finance Committee
Manchster
N. H
Providence
Boston
Worcester
Father to Claim Body of Gypsy Queen in Cincinnati
Baltimore man A. W. Habersham travels to Cincinnati to claim the body of his daughter Jessie Habersham Michele who abandoned conventional life to lead a gypsy camp known as the Gypsy Queen. The article notes his departure from Baltimore to settle arrangements in the Eastern city.
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Cincinnati
Jessie Habersham
Michele
A. W. Habersham
Baltimore
Notable Maryland Lineage Woman Dies in City Hospital
A young woman, a descendant of Francis Scott Key with ancestors including a U.S. chief justice and a Maryland governor, died Saturday night in a city hospital while en route to Cincinnati after receiving advices today.
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Cincinnati
Francis Scott Key
United States
Maryland
Feared Consumption Cured by Hood’s Sarsaparilla
W H Burtch of Bingham Pa describes severe lung weakness and rapid weight loss. After four bottles of Hood’s Sarsaparilla he is entirely cured and says he never felt better. The ad promotes Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a tonic and appetite booster available in liquid or Sarsatahs.
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W. H. Burtch
Bingham, Pa
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