Sensational Sale Closes Out Clothing Stock in Big Overstock
A store exits clothing trade offering 60 cent to 3 dollar ladies goods and 25 cent to 1 dollar children items. Specials include 83 cloaks at 1.50 each and World’s Fair pictures 0.40 each or 2 for 0.75. The sale runs until the entire stock is gone as the shop shifts to general merchandise.
Syrup of Figs Promotes Gentle Laxative Action
The genuine Syrup of Figs has earned millions of family trust by delivering laxative relief without irritation or griping. It acts on kidneys liver and bowels, offering a gentle remedy without nausea. Remember the name of the Company for its guaranteed excellence and benefits.
Evacuation of Cuba Pressed by American Commission
Washington issues an urgent instruction to Cuban evacuation commissions, demanding immediate action. The note’s general tenor insists on no further delays in Cuba’s evacuation, signaling that Spanish sovereignty must be relinquished promptly. The American commissioners have informed the Cuban side that delay is unacceptable and evacuation must proceed without postponement.
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Fight called off as Corbett McCoy clash ends in New York
A dispatch from Asbury Park reports the Corbett McCoy fight is definitively off and the Corbett camp has packed and departed. Separate item notes West Superior celebrates completion of the Fossten Branch with 2000 visitors arriving by train, bands playing, city festooned in national colors, and dignitaries including J J Hill and the North Dakota governor attending.
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Officers Criticize Conditions At Chickarange Camp Visit
Secretary Alger visited the camp to hear from commanders on hospital and sanitary conditions. He urged transparency, promised war department support, and cautioned about reports of poor care. Governor Pingree spoke of Republican steadfastness as resolutions praised President McKinney’s leadership during the Spanish War.
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Governor Pingree Nominated Unanimously by Republicans
Governor Pingree was renominated by acclamation at the Republican state convention. The platform praised his reform ideas and taxation efforts, and many party members previously at odds with him joined in the cheer.
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Telegrams Warn of Desperate Cuban Struggle at Santa Clara
Dispatches from Key West describe Santa Clara province as starving with choked supply lines. Cuban insurgents plead for aid as Spanish forces tighten siege, risking violations of armistice if relief is not secured.
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Hobson Expects Return in Cristobal Colon Mission
Santiago de Cupa September 27 Hobson says he can fuse the Spanish cruiser Cristobal Colon with its crew within a week if authorized. Commodore Watson doubts this. The Colon sank after valves opened but not due to heavy shelling. Almirante Oquendo and Vizcaya lie wrecked and useless. War Dept dispatch from Major General Otis Manila notes troops healthy with low sickness.
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Commission Forming to Probe War Department Actions
The McKinley commission to investigate the Spanish American War administration has begun work. General Grenville M. Dolge leads a diverse panel including James A. Sexton, Alexander McDowell McCook, John M. Wilson, Ryan Howell, and Charles Denby, aiming for a thorough, final, and widely accepted report.
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Fifty Thousand May Muster Out Volunteers in War Effort
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