Local Advertisements Highlight Stores on Washington and Jackson
ES Sanders Taylor dealer in drugs oils glass and druggists chapters at 315 Washington St offers perfumes and holiday gifts. MO Scott Baker and Grace promote fresh crackers at 522 Washington St. John M Newcomb at 835 Jackson St sells flour feed coal lime and wool with motto Always the Best always the cheapest and a phone 143.
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ES Sanders & Taylor
Eghandries
Washington St
Scott, Baker and Grace
Scott’s
Washingto St
John M. Newcomb
Jackson Street
Debating shoplifting and colored troops in wartime
The piece argues department store display may invite theft and urges citizens to safeguard property. It notes governors Bradley of Kentucky and others will raise colored regiments under the second call, with five white and five colored units authorized, and urges colored volunteers to enlist for military duty.
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International Magazine
Bradley
Kentucky
North Carolina
Missouri
Virginia
Secretary of War
Congress
Richmond Dispatch
Sea Serpent Apparently Wears Spanish Flag on Tail
The New York Tribune notes the sea serpent this year shows a steel skin and a large tail bearing a Spanish flag, indicating a striking and unusual appearance.
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New York Tribune
Problems in Cuba. Diaz describes Cuban incapacity for self rule
Dr. Diaz Seg a Cuban attached to Gen Miles staff says U S troops may stay two to five years to stabilize Cuba and protect property rights. He argues Americans should occupy Cuba briefly then let Cubans vote on their government while ensuring property owners’ rights. He notes autonomist Cubans favor evolution over revolution and warns against insurgent slaughter. The piece includes a Galveston News commentary on wider U S colonial policy and Jefferson.
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Diaz Sega Cubsts
Ruis Diaz
Weyler
Miles
Cuba
Diaz
United States Army
Dr. Diaz
United States
Spain
Florida
Havana
John M. Maxwell
Chicago Tribune
A Poff For Cuba Says Smokers Die Off
A doctor in Ann Arbor contends cigarette smokers are apt to die off in Cuba. The remark is seen as an attempt to deter student enlistment, noting that nearly everyone in Cuba, including women, smokes cigarettes.
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Ann Arbor
Cuba
Toledo Blade
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Side St
M. J. Hirth
Breining & Co
Reining & Co
Henry Meier
4Th Street
M. Born & Co
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America
New York State
Jake Hughes
Donh
Mrs. C. Reynolds
City Cafe
Bette
Schatfer CO
E.w.ragsdale
Columbus
Jus
Phenix Drug Store
Hauser & Parker
M .H
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Frank McNeal
Chestnut Street
H.E. Langdon & CO
Jdson & Henderson
Hartman
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F. Donner
Washington
John Hughes
L. C. Moore Shoe Company
Fred Wolland
Best On Earth
H. T. Burnett & CO
Baltimore
J.B. Cook & Son
McCormick
Second and
Jackson St
GEO
Winans
Try Armour
Candy Kitchen
E. C. Becht
George’s Grocery
2Nd Street
E.E. Waddington
T. Rosenbush & CO
T.G
Fremont Davis
Franklin St
Wayland & Wflls
Bell Phone
Harrison
Bruning & Vonstrohe
Sycamore St
Jarence W. Adams
Henry von Fange
Sycamore
H. L. Ros
Sycamore Street
Ulrich’s Bakery
Chatanooga
Pennsylvania Lines
Wa. Dowseli, Agt
Weekley Star
The
Courier Journal
Kinney & Turrin
Fter
H. E. Dugdale
Warsaw
N. Y
Dr. Miles
Addreu
DR. Miles Medical CO
Elkhart, Ind
Courier-Journal
A Daily Record OF War News
Courier-Journal CO
Louisville, Ky
Columbus Weekly Star
Journal
SrTar
Ottice
the Colored Volunteers
Louisiana Territory
Jefferson
Galveston
Ots
Manhattan
Manhattan Clothing Co
Clothiei
Washington Street
Columbbus
J. L. Gysie
Fr. J. Fisher
Ashbington St
Bell
White House
Lawns & White Goods
Millinery Department
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