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Columbus Daily Herald

Location

Columbus, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1889

Page

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Overstocked Goods Sale With Deep Discounts On Woolens

A historic retailer touts severe overstock and hefty markdowns on cloaks shawls Newmarkets and beaver garments. Deep cuts include 60 dollar line for 60, 7.50 to 4.98 cloaks, all wool blankets at 1.25, and merino vests and shirts sold well below former prices as stock is cleared.

Wality Jef Infante Suom

Defense lawyer attacks Cronin death cause in trial

In the Cronin murder case, Forrest argues the state must prove a death by blows and claims the evidence is flawed and some testimony was fabricated. He questions the trunk, wagon route, blood and hair findings, and accuses police of suppressing favorable evidence while noting Mills’ illness and an anticipated adjournment.

Chicago Cronin Forrest Carlson Cottage Mr. Forrest Bevauce Martin Burke Mertes Mrs. Hoertel Mills Longenecker

Ingersoll Responds to Immortality Doctrine Letter

Col Robert G Ingersoll writes on immortality after a lawyer publishes a brochure arguing circumstantial evidence for life after death The colonel agrees love and hope sustain belief and urges painting a future world where joy follows grief and mystery remains over whether a hereafter exists.

Ingersoll New York Robert G. Ingersoll Colonel Ingersoll

Work Begun at Spreckels Sugar Refinery Philadelphia

The Claus Spreckels refinery on the Delaware river foot of Reed street Philadelphia begins sugar refining with a 3,000,000 pound daily capacity. Building and plant costs exceed 3,000,000 dollars as Spreckels plans to double the operation.

Spreckels Philadelphia Philadelphna Claus Spreckels Delaware River Reed Street Thin City

Opening of Chicago Auditorium Attended by Thousands

Nearly 7,000 people filled the Auditorium for its dedication held Monday evening in Chicago. VIPs including President Harrison and Vice President Morton attended with city officials. Patti performed Home Sweet Home to rousing encores as the program showcased the vast building and its advanced stage machinery.

Chicago Carcano Harrison Morton Halford Clarkson Merriam Heard Fifer Cregier Levi P. Morton United States Clarence Eddy Dubois Ford W. Peck America Apollo Club Frederic (Eason Tomlins John S. Runnells Milward Adams Patti Carlotta Eddy de la ‘Tombelle Haydn Handel Ilinois Reaper Paris Opera House Europe Vienna Frankfort Dresden Berlin Milan Buiilding Wabash Avenue Michigan Avenue Congress Street Convention of the Americans Federation of Labor Boston American Federation of Labor Gom Pers

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