Buffalo One Price Clothing Store advertises latest styles and low prices
Peter Hermes of Buffalo street offers cleaning and repair of clothing at low cost. A large line of youth and children suits and kilts, all made in the latest style, sold at the Buffalo One Price Clothing Store, 47 Centre St. Also advertised are phosphates and fertilizers, and plaster at Hamilton's Coal and Lumber yards. Boarders sought at 66 Deer Street and rooms available with Mrs. J. M. Dickinson and Mrs. Mary Biller. Wood for sale delivered at Hamilton's yards.
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More Mormon Outrages and Domestic Scandals Across Brooklyn
Brivaro May 2 The case details a prolya gag involving alleged cruelties to a wife. Four Brooklyn residents seek £190000 damages for alienation of affection amid a death linked scandal. Separate report notes a death somnambulist and cigar makers facing wage changes as manufacturers grant a rise from one dollar to $1.50 per thousand cigars.
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Mormon Manners. Wives charge polygamy in Utah case
A Mormon man named O L Doe allegedly beat one wife. The women filed polygamy charges with a U S commissioner and, along with two other wives, await action while under bonds as witnesses. In a separate item, Thomas Daly, a known somnambulist, fell from a roof and died instantly while asleep.
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Washington Waifs and Various Government Updates
Coinage for April amounts to 8110000 pieces valued at 4645600 dollars. Bond exchanges resume at 34 percent. President appoints Wm W Henry as Vermont U S marshal. The President will attend the Army of the Potomac reunion. Teller will answer Hill's interior department charges. Lester alias E Lester accused of defrauding the public. Civil service regulations discussed again. Folger suspends Galen E Gree for investigation. Ex Senator Dorsey defends against Lilley damages suit. Merrick may notify Kellogg counsel to plead in star route indictment. Treasury inquiry finds three cent discrepancy. Keilan chief examiner selection discussed. Pendleton and Thoman dispute. London rail news on Suez canal funding. Milwaukee cigarmakers gain in small shops. large shops unchanged. Toronto Orangemen plan Protestant party with anti French language platforms. Petersburg tobacco shipments to New England. cigar stamp sales 33000. Richmond cigar factories close over wage demand. offers vary by grade.
Telegraphic notes on labor and events from around the world
Reports from multiple cities describe wage advances for cigar makers in Boston Columbus and Detroit while Wilkesbarre and Philadelphia show mixed results. Strike activity expands in several regions with miners resisting pay cuts and factory closures noted in Troy and Louisville. International mentions include Bulgarian anti oppression sentiment and Anam's envoy seeking Red River trade access.
Legislature Debates Bills on Burial for Soldiers
The governor signed a measure requiring counties to provide for burial of deceased soldiers with proper headstones, preventing pauper graves. Senate and assembly actions cover bank examinations, liquor amendments, and various public notices while passing bills on benevolent societies and banking interests.
Dublin Trials: Deloney and Caffery Plead Guilty, Sentenced
Foreign Affairs dispatch from Duntix May 2 reports Patrick Deloney and Thomas Caffery confessing to the murder of Caven dish and Burke. They are sentenced to hang on June 2. Fitzharris remains in jail awaiting trial on conspiracy to murder, punishable by ten years penal servitude.
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Suit for 8100 000 damages filed for alienation of wife
Special dispatch from Beenting Observer reports Eli Johnson, temperance speaker, suing Henry A. Higley, prominent Plymouth church member, for alienation of his wife. The case promises sharp testimony and detailed accusations.
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A Girl's Disgrace Unmasks Ida Reto in Gasting Scam
Special dispatch reports in Scranton that James McGrath and a woman believed to be his wife nearly suffocated by gas Monday night. The woman turns out to be Ida Reto, daughter of a Susquehanna County farmer. Her prior good name is noted, with the scandal traced to a school girl infatuation.
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Local councilman dubs and church leaders noted at meeting
Councilman Dandy Dan labels Amber bids as he attends local council session. At M. EF church Sunday School meeting Rev J Mead is elected superintendent and W G Holland assistant superintendent. Joe Hutchinson becomes secretary and Alice Nussbaumer treasurer for the year. More & Smith sell stock and furniture to Lyon Bros of Montrose Pa with new owners to restock and expand. Bartlett interview highlights surviving Jeanette crew and life in the frozen north. Ham-Won's Lumber hours shift. Perry Davis Pain Killer ads promoted by H P Monroe amid book listings.
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Five O'clock Dispatches. Outrage and derailment report shock Baltimore
The Evening Observer reports a terrible outrage as a young girl is murdered in Baltimore and a train derails at Mauch Chunk Pennsylvania. A broken wheel caused oil cars to derail on the Lehigh and Susquehanna Railway, creating a fire threat and track obstruction until the afternoon. The Senate president cleared lobbyists for disorderly conduct in Harrisburg.
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A Terrible Outrage Special Dispatch to the Evening Observer
In Bathnorr Massachusetts Anna Travers, daughter of a former legislator, was assaulted by two men who attempted to outrage her and cut her throat before robbing her. She is not expected to survive. In Richmond Virginia the internal revenue collector reports slumps in tax stamps and tobacco products totaling nearly 5.3 million pounds.
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Probabilities and Markets Across Regions
Weather and market notes across several cities. Fair to cloudy skies with rain possible in the Lower Lakes region. Wheat and corn prices show dull to firm moves in Toledo and Detroit. Hogs steady with pork stronger in some markets. whiskey weak. Rail and telegraph market listings include numerous railroad connections and bonds, with various futures and cash terms indicated.
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