03 May 1906
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1906
Page
1
Headquarters for Economical Buyers markets itself as the store of the people offering low prices all year. The message claims the first price is economical, stresses serving customers during peak season, and promises quick sales with small profits and money back if not satisfactory.
Local shop promotes new spring 1906 styles with Eton and coat suits priced from 12.50 to 15.00 dollars, offering savings over the 18.00-dollar price point. Suits feature trimmed materials and varying sleeve lengths to suit buyers.
The assortment is almost unlimited with new spring shadings and charming effects by designers. Prices on these suits range at 15, 20, 25 and 35 dollars.
New skirt styles shown in chiffon panama serges chev Iots fancy suitings and new grays feature circular shapes. Prices range from 2.50 to 18.50 with increments up to 10.00 and as high as 18.50.
New spring coats and waists announced in rich tan coverts and fancy suitings. Eton hip lengths and loose tourist coats described with braid trims and a range of prices from 5.00 to 20.00. Spring waists offered at 0.50 to 1.00 and up.
A heavy snowstorm stalled much of the day as Charles Ellison’s three year old filly Lady Navarre won the rich Tennessee Derby in Memphis on Tuesday. Delegates from England Ireland Scotland and Wales and from all regions of the country gathered in Philadelphia for the 200th anniversary of the Presbyterian church organization.
San Francisco relief work continues with debris removal and foundations being laid for new buildings. In New York the anthracite coal operators refuse modification and press miners to renew the three year old strike commission award or accept arbitration on changes.
A map shows 455 city blocks burned with 111 south of Market Street and 842 at the north end. Widespread destruction leaves Santa Rosa cut off, with 41 dead three injured and seven missing as fires are brought under control within hours and aid arrives from nearby towns.
May 1 report details a violent clash between idle mine workers and a state constabulary platoon in Mount Carmel causing injuries to about twenty men with three may die. Police faced a large foreign crowd as stones were thrown and rioting spread through mining villages. Washington notes a separate Senate action on campaign finance reform related to corporations.
Debates in the House and Senate discuss the agricultural appropriation bill and rail rate measures. Reports note delays on the railroad bill and votes on private member bills, with a focus on distribution of deeds and the broader federal actions affecting agriculture and infrastructure.
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