Ad Veiled Catalog Note on Suits and Prices
Odd fragmented ad lists tuxedos and suit prices including pairs and single items. Mentions The Tuxedo and Bartholdi with price cues 75 cents and 1.25, plus other items and vague shop names.
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Newspaper
Dubuque Sunday Herald
Location
Dubuque, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1900
Page
5
Odd fragmented ad lists tuxedos and suit prices including pairs and single items. Mentions The Tuxedo and Bartholdi with price cues 75 cents and 1.25, plus other items and vague shop names.
Washington forecast notes a fair Sunday with warmer temps in eastern Iowa. Monday will bring a fall in temperatures and winds turning southerly as the system moves through the state.
Observation notes from the United States Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau for March 81 at 8am and 8pm show unclear temperature and precipitation figures for the date across four years. The page lists mean and low temperatures, precipitation figures, and indicates various abbreviations, with Bowie as the observer.
Local notices include W H Torbert druggist and Dr Wm Bray entries, plus Dr Kay's Renovator sold by druggists. James Levi & Co advertise electric millinery displays, and staffing at Levi's grows with Nellie Scott in the millinery department. Funeral of D Cain held in Cascade. Rocky Mountain Tea ads recur. Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul announce service changes. Dubuque Military Band concert planned. Young Men's Institute prepares April concert.
Dubuque items note Rev T Cassidy visiting Masonville with Monsignor Ryan in Dubuque. Mrs Mary Gonway dies at 74 in Asbury and will be buried at the Monastery. A J Hart, Minneapolis carpenter, in Dubuque for new shop contracts. Grand Millinery Opening April 4–5. Knights of Columbus expansion planned with Chicago organizers and local installation. Various social visits, travel plans, and river conditions reported.
General Appraiser Howell fixed the value of The Holy Family by Rubens at 198000 francs after re appraisal, with duty at 20 percent. The painting had been entered at 133000 francs, sold in London for a higher price, and held by customs for re evaluation under law with a strict penalty on wrongdoing.
James Baxter, known to police and U S customs, of Chicago and New York, was condemned to five years in the penitentiary today for conspiracy to defraud the Ville Marie bank out of 345000 in Montreal.
In Havana on March 31 United States Senators Butler and Pettigrew told El Cubano they believe Cubans seek independence and are grateful to the United States while resentful of McKinley policy. The Cuban press says the Cubans doubt U S promises but still rely on democrats to safeguard Cuba’s sacred freedom. Captain Jelly dies at West Liberty after long service with Muscatine Evening Journal.
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