El Paso Grocery cuts prices on eggs and tomatoes
El Paso Grocery Co. highlights two dozen fresh eggs for 25 cents and three 3-lb cans of tomatoes for 25 cents, promoting low prices and value.
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Star Grocery
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Newspaper
El Paso Daily Herald
Location
El Paso, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1898
Page
1
Maine Battle Ship Disaster Sparks National Alarm
News from Havana reports the Maine exploded in Havana harbor killing over 100 sailors. Officials and newspapers debate whether the blast was an accident or treachery as cabinet meetings and naval maneuvers unfold and Spain’s Vizcaya looms off New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Havana
Maine
Key West
Fern
Mangrove
Sigsbee
Long
Secretary of the Navy
Havana Harbor
Jenkins
Merritt
Blanceo
Prsident
United States
Lee
Navy
Merrit
Majestie
Olivette
Myself
Wainwright
Holman
Heneberger
Rey
Holden
Iti
Congress
Navy Department
House
Coast Survey
Bache
Secretary of War
du Bose
State Department
Blanco
New York
Summer
Brooklyn
Hampton Roads
Vizcaya
Grant
Brooklyn Bridge
Hudson River
One Hundred and Tenth Street
Kingdom Come
Stoo
Haseen
Stapleton
Denver
Colo
Adams
Chicago
London
St. James
Arrest St. Elmo in Wisconsin Jewelry Theft Case
Chief of Police Lockhart arrested Leslie St Elmo, 26, accused of stealing $800 in jewelry and plated ware. St Elmo allegedly fled to Milwaukee, Chicago, and Fort Worth with pawn tickets. He confessed and was jailed as Milwaukee officers prepared to retrieve him for Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockhart
Wiwaukee
Vic
Leslie St. Elmo
St. Elmo
Atlanta
el Paso
St Elmo
Milwaukee
Chicago
Fort Worth
Wisconsin
Romulus Performance Prompts Early Arrival Admonition
The notice warns that crowds will overflow if attendees do not arrive early for Romulus next Sunday. It notes cramped fire department quarters and urges punctual arrival to avoid congestion. The Star Grocery advertises low prices and the El Paso Grocery Co. offers two dozen fresh eggs for 25 cents.
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Romulus
The Maine Battleship Length Cuts News In Brief
Short dispatches note the battleship Maine article is long. Other items include the sale of the Kansas Pacific Railway, Texas records in wool, and a theatre personal crisis involving a young man.
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Herald
Maine
Kansas Pacific
Texas
National corn exhibit plans outlined at Chicago meeting
Farmers shippers and industry representatives gathered to boost corn use in the U.S. and abroad. They outlined a major corn exhibit for the Omaha fair and a national exhibit in Buffalo next year, with displays to reach the Paris exposition. A Congress proposal would redirect seed funds to advertising corn uses, reportedly supported by Secretary Wilson.
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Chicago
Boards of Agriculture
Buffalo
Congress
Wilson
Tragic Shooting Ends in Double Loss at Bridgeport Theatre
In Bridgeport a 19 year old youth William Worden, driven by love, fired a revolver into his head after a failed affair with actress Miss Gonzales at the Auditorium theatre. Worden died and his mother, already dying from shock, learned of the tragedy this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Drettry
William Worden
Auditorium Theatre
Miss Gonzales
Worder
Lutherans Honor Melancthon Birthday Observances
New York report notes English and German Lutherans marking the 400th anniversary of Philip Melancthon birth with services in churches and Sunday schools. Germany also observes the anniversary as a holiday with elaborate celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melancthon
New York
Philip Melancthon
Martin Luther
Germany
Last Relief Expedition Sails From Seattle
The Lucille, carrying the final U S government Alaska Klondike relief expedition, sailed from Seattle for Dyea. A libel suit filed by San Francisco contractors delayed the departure by a day citing a freight and stock transport contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Lucille
United States
Alaska Klondike
Dyea
San Francisco
Kansas Pacific passes to reorganization committee
The Kansas Pacific railroad was sold at noon to Alvin K. Riche representing the reorganization committee for 6.303 million dollars. Judge Corvish of St. Paul acted as special master in the government lien sale in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Kansas Pacific
Corvish
St. Paul
Alvin K. Riche
Frost McLaughlin Wedding in St. Louis Church Mass
A beautiful society wedding was celebrated with a solemn nuptial mass at the church of St. Lawrence in St. Louis. The brides Miss Edith Frost daughter of General Frost and the groom George C. McLaughlin of Chicago were united in marriage.
New England Blizzard Strikes Boston Area
A severe blizzard grips New England with nearly two feet of snow and fifty mph winds. Wires are down and trains stalled as the storm intensifies and temperatures fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Boston
Bridge fire near Mount Vernon blocks railroad danger
R. R. Bridge burned at Mount Vernon Illinois after incendiaries set fire to the Clear Creek crossing last night. The morning passenger train was saved by an early discovery and there is no clue to the arsonists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Ils
Clear Creek Pear
Kerrville Wool Sale Sets Season Record
Kerrville rancher Charles Schreiner sold eight million pounds of wool to an eastern firm. The deal reportedly values around $140,000, marking the largest wool sale of the season reported from Kerrville, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Texas
Kerrville
Charles Schreiner
Senate approves coinage resolution on silver dollars profits
This morning the senate passed a resolution urging the Secretary of the Treasury to provide all information regarding the coinage of silver dollars and the profits involved.
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Washington
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
Anti Clerical Demonstration in Rome Over Papal Support
About 2 000 anti clerical students protested in Rome this morning against the clericals after St Peters welcomed Pope Leo XII. The pope and king status was praised by supporters during the Sunday event.
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Rome
St. Peter’s
Leo XII
Vidalia Guards Stand Ready as Fear of Uprising Grips Town
Natchez Mississippi February 16 reports fear of a negro uprising in Vidalia Louisiana with townspeople on edge and a large armed guard patrolling to prevent violence amid tensions between communities and authorities.
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Natchez
Miss
Vidalia
Tug Boat Frankie Foundered in Upper Bay
The tug boat Frankie sank in the upper bay this morning. Captain Nicholas Frank and engineer and owner Frank Croker went down with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frankie
Nicholas Frank
Frank Croker
Wheat Rising on Chicago Board of Trade
May wheat rose to 103 s on the Chicago Board of Trade with prices advancing for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade Today
County Commissioners Schedule Friday Meeting
County commissioners will meet on Friday next, with agenda to discuss local matters and administrative updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egrin
Brooklyn to Escort Vizcaya on Atlantic Voyage
A St Louis Republic report says the Brooklyn will join the Vizcaya on the high seas or at Bermuda to guide her to an American port and back out again. The Vizcaya may call at Bermuda for coal and orders from Madrid and then proceed toward Porto Rico.
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Vizcaya
St. Louis Republic
New York
Brooklyn
High Seas
Bermuda
New York Harbor
St. Thomas
Madrid
Porto Rico
Washington
Canary Islands
Spain seeks British loan aid amid London remittance delays
London reports say Spain has applied to Great Britain for loan assistance. Marquis of Salisbury noted in the Lords that China is not the only government needing money. Gossip claims the Spanish legations face long remitance delays and must cover their own expenses.
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London
Spain
Great Britain
Marquis of Salisbury
House of Lords
China
Indictments Return sixteen Felony Counts This Morning
A grand jury returned sixteen indictments this morning listing defendants including C M Kimmerman burglary and theft Refugio Garcia murder I M Lawrence murder Francisco Miranda burglary and theft Josef Seahill horse theft John McMahon theft and burglary Lon Turner burglary Toma de la Cruz theft and burglary Carlos Villaganda theft The public release notes tests will publish the rest when defendants are in hoc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.M. Kimmerman
Refugio Garcia
I. M. Lawrence
Francisco Miranda
Josef Seahill
John McMahon
Lon Turner
Toma de la Cruz
Carlos Villaganda
Philadelphia Election Victory Seems Wide as GOP Wins
Philadelphia voters backed the Republican ticket in the municipal election held yesterday, delivering a decisive win with a majority nearing 30,000. The result underscores broad support for the party in local government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Speck Not Involved In Fitch Prosecution
The article suggests Geo Speck chaired a committee questioning Brother Fitch. The record states Speck received inquiry letters two years ago but avoided answering and had no connection to the prosecution. he was unaware of the events when they occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Speck
Brother Fitch
Mr. Speck
Fitch
Church Entertainment Draws Big Crowd For Fund Drive
The Christian church event drew strong attendance and praise for Prof. Smith Miss Harrison and Mr. Crawford. Tickets exceeded capacity and funds increased for the building fund. Captain Charles D Sigsbee, veteran Maine captain and Annapolis graduate, led the appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Smith
Miss Harrison
Mr. Crawford
the Herald
Romulus Versus the Bull Draws Juarez Arena Crowd
A massive city hall is deemed insufficient to seat the vast throng expected in Juarez next Sunday for the notable clash between Romulus and the bull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juarez
Romulus
El Paso Grocery Co Offers Eggs At Two Dozen For 25 Cents
Curios and jewelry priced to fit any budget at Petersen's 213 El Paso Street. Deed transfer James Allan to Jesus M Duran valued at $300 for land in Ysleta. Manager Steele's child buried this morning. New 1898 El Paso map available at all bookstores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersen's
el Paso Street
James Allan
Jesus M. Duran
Ysleta
el Paso
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JC Lackland
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NEW York Hat Factory
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Ben Dav
el Paso Grocery Co
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Plaza de Toros
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Brooklyn Navy Yards
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McGinty Club
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