Shoes and Carpets Stock Must Be Sold at Some Price
Retail listing conveys urgency that stock must be sold and not thrown to the street. Offers imply price reductions across footwear and floor coverings without specific items or dates.
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23 Feb 1891
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Columbus Daily Herald in Columbus, Indiana
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Newspaper
Columbus Daily Herald
Location
Columbus, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1891
Page
1
Mammoth Closing Out Sale on Dry Goods Stock
Lease ends March 45th and 350 in cash better to us than $1 in drygoods. Stock unbroken across lines, large inventory. Sale lasts 18 days with 35c on the dollar. shoes worth $5,000 to be cleared in 28 days at about 35c. Entire stock must be sold due to new business direction.
Cloaks for sale at Newmarket with flexible price offer
Sellers invite buyers to name the value of cloaks for future use, promising no kickback. They claim a loss may be great but insist 35 cents in cash now is worth more than a dollar in dry goods later.
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Newmarket
Dress Goods Inducement Promise Savings Now
A storefront advertises spring dress patterns at 3.00 with a guarantee of the full pattern and making paid, claiming the same dress would cost 9.00 more in 80 days. Shoppers are urged to come early to take advantage of the offer and promising strong inducements.
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Reypy
Funeral of General Sherman Draws Immense City Procession
In St Louis on February 28 an immense crowd joined a military style funeral for General William Tecumseh Sherman. The procession spanned miles through the city to Calvary Cemetery where he was laid to rest with military honors beside family graves.
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General Sherman
St.Louis
St. Louiis
William Tecumseh Sherman
Calvary Cemetery
Willie
Laddie
Sherman
Guy i
Union
East St. Louis
Ransom Post
H. L. Ripley
James E. Yeatman
Henry Hitchcock
Wesley Merritt
Twelfth
Pine Streets
James W. Foraythe
U.S
Department of Missouri
Pali Bestera
Hayes
Cleveland
Congress
United States Supreme Court
National
Civn
Generel Schofeld
New York
Henry L. Merrill
Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States
Army Societies
George Rassteur
GAR
Sons of Veterans
D. R Francis
Missouri
National Guard
Charles L. Rainwater
Calgary
Ulysses S. Grant
Grand Avenue
Florissant Avenue
Georgia
Thirteenth
Bethany
Babe
Little Willie
Baby Charles
South Bend
Ind
Father Sherman
Dicker son Dies After Skin Engraftment Attempt
Cuicaneo Feb 23 John O Dicker son a 2 patient at the Emergency hospital is dying after engrafting 144 square inches of human cuticle. The operation involved 200 Knights of St Bernard and Dr Fenger but the patient cannot endure the strain and has grown weak. He cannot speak and remains conscious only faintly as his condition worsens.
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Cuicaneo
John O. Dickerson
Knights of St. Bernard Commandery
Fenger
Fatal accidents claim two children near Paris and a 6-year-old savior
A North Vernon dispatch reports near Paris Indiana a tub of boiling water toppled, killing a 9 month old girl and a 2 year old boy of Mrs Curllack while a sister was saved. In Wisconsin a Lynxville farmer’s house fire claimed the life of his 6-year-old daughter after she saved her younger sisters.
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Indianapolis
Ind
North Vernon
Paris
Curllack
Prampu Caren
Wis
John D. Burns
Lynxville
Knapp Named to Succeed Schoonmaker on Interstate Commission
Washington February 23 The President announced five major appointments including M A Knapp of New York to succeed Interstate Commerce Commissioner Schoonmaker and Ex Governor Foster of Ohio to be Secretary of the Treasury. Knapp, a Syracuse lawyer, is about 48 and a Middletown College graduate. Foster’s background spans Ohio politics and business, including governorship and multiple terms in Congress.
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Washington
Thade
Foster
Ohio
Treasury
M. A. Knapp
New York
Schoonmaker
Charles Foster
White House
Seneca County
Norwalk Academy
Congress
Committee of Ways and Means
Sherman
Blaine
Martin A. Knapp
Augustus Schoonmaker
Inter- State Commerce Commission
Syracuse
Middletown College
Belden
Flood Warnings Spread as Ohio Valley Rivers Rise
Reports from Pirrisages and Cincinnati describe rising river levels along the Monongahela and Allegheny with water encroaching streets and cellars. Findlay reports the Blanchard swelling, flooding downtown areas. Columus notes widespread rain and river shifts. Indianapolis notes a water-filled Union Railway tunnel.
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Ohio Valley
Indiana
Illinoia
Pirrisages
Monongahela River
Allegheny River
Cincinnati
Second
Pear
Avater
River Ten
Findlay
Blanchard
CoLvomus
Ind
Indianapolis
Union ‘Railway
Nine miners killed by avalanches in Colorado camp
Reports say nine miners lost lives in recent avalanches at a Colorado mining camp. The scene follows a sequence of disasters as authorities search for survivors and assess the damage.
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Colorado
Oregon Senate
British Columbia
Johnstown
Conemaugh River
Triple tragedy shocks Leigh Neb with family killings
Wealthy stockman William McCubbin of Leigh Neb killed his wife and his hired man Frank Yots, then fatally wounded himself after a rumor of infidelity. He gave his young daughter his money and keys to live with her grandmother, then nearly cut his head from his body with a butcher knife. An hour later his corpse lay across the victims. gunfire left his wife, Yots, and himself dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leigh
Neb
Leton
William McCubbin
Frank Yots
Yots
McCubbin
Keys
Papa
Mamma
MME. BARRUNDIA'S DEMAND: The White of he Muntered
A garbled OCR note reports a demand linked to MME. Barrundia and a cryptic phrase about Whitlow and Guatemala with unclear context and names.
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MME. Barrundia's
Indiana bill aims to curb sheep killings and set penalties
The article notes a special bill passed by the Senate to terminate a sheep-kill issue, with official statistics cited including a $125,000 figure in Indiana. W. M. Sage of Rock Island Center is cited, and the act seeks to define causes and terms related to the incident.
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Ohana
Senate
Ita
Indiana
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