OFIF DRY GOODS Sho es Carpets Stock Must Be Sold
A brief notice from a dry goods firm states they cannot be thrown out and that stock must be sold at some price. The fragment mentions shoes, carpets, and general dry goods in urgent liquidation.
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25 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 25, 1891
Page
1
35 Cent Dollar Sale Drives Out Dry Goods Stocks
Lease expires March 0th and $15,000 stock to be sold in 18 days. Our mammoth gates remain closed yet stock stays intact across all lines. New business focus makes 35c on the dollar the best path, with $5,000 worth of shoes to clear within 28 days at about 35c on the dollar.
Cloaks Offered for Sale at Any Price
A seller invites buyers to name their own price for a handsome Newmarket cloak or similar goods, promising to accept cash in the future as more valuable than the current retail value. The note urges bidders to bid 35 cents in cash now, regardless of the stated price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newmarket
Josa
Dress goods bargain offer with early purchase incentive
A newspaper notice promotes spring dress fabric at 63.00 with a promise to guarantee the pattern and pay for making for 3 less than the later price. Dealers urge early buying to save nine dollars by paying now and describe substantial inducements for early customers.
Rival Editors Fight Ends in Two Die and Six Wounded
Eyewitnesses recount a deadly clash in Cormusus Ohio marked by Osborn and Hughes slain. W J Elliott and P J Elliott claim vice while Osborn fires back, police tighten guards at the prison, and several bystanders endure injuries. The incident sparks political and press-wide fallout with implications for the Elliotts and Levering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OHTO
Cormusus
Elliot-Osborn
Osborn
Hughes
J. Eliott
R. E. Gardner
Danville
C. W. Reifschneider
W. J. Elliott
Arlington
Pat
High Street
Park
Schrader
W. J. Eliott
Elliott
P.J. Elliott
Gus
Shedan Johns
A. C. Osborn
Schrader’s
Frank Clark
Elliotts
McDonald's
McManamy
Pat Elliott
Mr. Hughes
W.J. Eliott
F. W. Leavering
The
Sunday World
Levering
Claude Meeker
Gov. Campbell
the World On Sunday
Eliotts
Columbus
Bishop
Capitol
Cincinnati
Kiz Wetter
Dr. Cronin
Chicago
P. J. Elliott
Ireland
Nea
Reynoldsburg
Widow Frances Lewellyn Young Buried in Cheap Coffin in New York
Article reports Frances Lewellyn Young, wife of Col Young, buried in a tenement coffin after a frugal funeral costing 77 dollars. Government owes her estate 100000 for services connected to early Nicaragua expeditions. Col Young, 72, and Mrs Young, 68, had lived in poverty in New York after years of controversy and financial loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Lewellyn Young
New York
Sam Dwedsler
Bank Street
United States
Simon Cameron
Congress
Roscoe Conkling
Angus Cameron
Wisconsin
Nicaragua
Colonel Kinney
Texas
Col. Young
Llewellyn
Young
Breckinridge
Kentucky
Kentucky Cavalry
Lincoln
Col Young
Impeachment Resolutions Debate in the House
United States House debates a Scott Wike resolution calling for impeachment procedures against the speaker and presiding officers. The text cites falsifications of journal entries and alleged unlawful actions to influence records and office appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auarting Reed
Washington
House
Scott
Wike
Congress
Turner
Clements
Crisp
Bianchard
Wilson
Waitelaw
Fithian
Oates
United States
Congres
District of Columbia
Supreme Court of
Representativea
Sete
For Good of the Sex and Rio Janeiro Strikes Report
Washington reports at the Woman's Temperance council session the non partisan W C T U discussed temperance instruction in schools and colleges and the Chicago temperance temple with leaders including Mrs J Ellen Foster and Mary Lease among delegates. Rio Janeiro notes strikes paralyze business with Central railroad workers walking off and beer supplies cut off as troops restore order. Curacao notes the death of Gen John Lawler by paralysis in Prairie du Chien Wisconsin where he helped develop the northwest and served as a director of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Rio Janesno
Bomatradio
Ashland
Wis
Wisconsin Central
Munauxes
Landoffice
Land “Office
Albert Vincent
Miss Knickelbine
Ami
Land Department
Éne
Washington
Woman's Perence Council
J. Ellen Foster
Iowa
Mary E. Lathrop
Temperance Temple
Chicago
Matilda B. Carse
Farmers' Alliance
Mary E Lease
Woman's Temperance Publishing Association
Mary Allen West
Sallie F. Chapin
Rio Janeixo
John Lawler
Curcaco
Fed
Onahan
Thomas C. Lawler
Prairie du Chien
Wig
Gen. Law
Jer Waa
Northwest
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Indiana Tax Measure Faces Tight House Vote
A late February Indiana bill proposing new taxes and a $200 cigarette license fee cleared a key committee and moved toward a tight floor vote. Amid protests from reform advocates and business owners, employers faced wage disputes and eight hour day debates, with 800 to 1,000 workers locked out during a busy season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowden
Indianapolie
Senate
Inpisawarouis
Ind
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United States Supreme Court
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United States Circuit Court
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the Herald
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Ohio
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Ont
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