1.00 a Day World Fair Lodging Offer
Tre Comer advertises rooms near the World's Fair at 1.00 to 3.00 per day through C. B. Dorn & Co. They promise 1,500 daily capacity within one to three blocks of the gate with contract rates and 50 cent registration certificates. Meals priced at 25 to 50 cents. special 1.00 per day room certificates issued by Tue Comer with guide to the fair. Also notes Republican Committee denouncing the Legislative Apportionment act as political barbarism and seeking constitutional test.
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C. BE. Dorn & Co
World’s Fair Gate
Columbian Union of Hotels
Tar Comet
C. E. Dorn & Co
Tie Comet
Avnet
Tue Comner
C. B. Dorn & Co
Central Office
2D Street
Chicago
Troiana Republican State Committee
Cleveland's Way as Told by Mr. Joel Chandler Harris
Washington dispatch reports a Cleveland confidant describing the president as abnormal and cold and hard. The account includes remarks about party unity, office rewards for anti-Cleveland votes, and the president's perceived strength in politics.
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Joel Chandler Harris
Washington
Congress
Cleveland
Snodgrass
Tennesser
Presiden
Toniagho
Lia
Burris to Select Fall Dress Goods in Johnstown City
Announcement states Mr. Burris will personally choose a line of fall dress goods this week. Despite hard times the store promises good goods at rock bottom figures with a complete assortment of silks novelties ginghams prints and more inviting customers to inspect the selections.
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Freeport
Hood
Johnson City
Burris
Figures and talk of Cleveland era politicians and rivals
The passage portrays political figures Bissell Eckles and Cleveland with sharp, humorous character sketches. It contrasts Bissell’s forceful will and Eckles’s energetic country vigor against Cleveland’s relentless work ethic. The dialog hints at party tensions, disdain for reform clerks, and insistence on political truths amid compromise talk.
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Bissell
Eckles
Cleveland
Mountain raid destroys hidden still in Monroe county
Deputy M. Taylor of the Collector’s office led a raid in Monroe county locating a concealed still hidden in mountain wastes near the North Carolina line. Horn signals warned off operators, the worm was found in driftwood and destroyed. Taylor praised as an efficient officer.
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Essary
Taylor
Knoxville Tribune
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Hoop
William Lohr
Cleveland's
Ghats
Georgia
The
Bis
G. Kirkpatrick
Monroe Co
W. W. Kirkpatrick
Main Street
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