The Big Store Bids You Welcome to Bargains
The article extols The Big Store in New England as it notes steady growth and rising prosperity. Vorenberg's promises low prices, reliable quality, and fashion fit, inviting customers to a continuing feast of bargains and record sales milestones.
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Vorenberg’s
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Strong estate suits and injunctions roil pending cases
Judge La combe granted a temporary injunction and set a hearing for all parties. The case involves the heirs of W. L. Strong and Co., with claims linked to the Strong estate and Stott firm. Edward A. Treat, receiver, stated notes drawn and endorsed by the firm total about 1,060,000 dollars, with no notes by Strong & Co. and endorsed by Stott, and no swapping of paper or concealed bookkeeping reported.
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Lacombe
United States Circuit Court
Eliza’ T. Griswold
Philadelphia
Penn
Mary J. Strong
P. Bradlee Strong
Albert R. Shattuck
William L. Strong
William L. Stro
Strong
Strong & Co
Stott
Edward A. Treat
Bliss
Claffin
W. L. Strong & Co
C. H
F. H. Stott
Hk Strong & Co
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Nephew of Mrs McKinley J S Barber Died in Hong Kong
Washington reports the death of Assistant Paymaster J S Barber, nephew of Mrs McKinley, at Hong Kong from typhoid during Navy duty aboard the Monterey. Barber, a Spanish War veteran, had risen from private to commissioned officer and served in the Navy.
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J. S.barber
Hong Kong
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McKinley
Barber
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Curious shoe polishing clue in Olson murder case
Wor cester report notes Oscar Neilson, accused of Gustav Erickson’s murder, blacked his shoes three times in four hours after reaching Clinton on Saturday. Police lack evidence he entered the Erickson house. Olson family cannot identify him. no bloodstains or missing items found. Theories remain to sway the jury.
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Oscar Neilson
Gustav Erickson
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Erickson
Olson
Neilson
Eros Photographed by Professor Leaverworth at State University
In Minneapolis on November 15 Professor F P Leaverworth used the State University Observatory telescope to photograph the asteroid Eros last evening. He noted the planet could not be seen with the naked eye.
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Minneapolis
Minn
F. P. Leaverworth
The
State University Observatory
Miss Lounte Retracts Again in N Y Case
Catherine Locrie retracts yesterday’s charges against Mayor Flood saying her original statement is true and that duress forced the retraction. She recalls being pressured by Flood’s lawyer to recant, and laments her weakened position as the case hinges on her credibility and potential corroboration.
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N. Y
Catherine Locrie
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