Washington buzzes over Paget Whitney wedding politics
Washington chatter centers on the Paget Whitney wedding as a focal point of New York influence and Democratic potential. Grover Cleveland and Richard Croker attend with other notable figures while press coverage and guest lists blend social rank with political maneuvering.
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Washington
Paget- Whitney
Duke
New York
Whitney
United Democracy
Grover Cleveland
Richard Croker
Navy
Cleveland
Whitneys
Whitney Trusty
Lamont
Knickerbocker
Croker
Fifth Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Dyers
Jays
van Rensselaers
Morrises
Vanderbilts
Astors
Crokers
Kanes
Hugh Grants
Murphys
Cleveland-Fairchild-Lamont
Dean
Dana
Whitelaw Reid
Pulitzer
Miller
the Times
Joseph Pulitzer
England
Great Bargain on Wool Flannel Shirts and Gloves
A merchant advertises 20 dozen men’s blue wool flannel shirts valued at 1.50 to 2.00 sold for 50 cents each and 50 to 75 cent leather gloves at 25 cents a pair. Open evenings at Frank Klotz Dry Goods 372 South Calhoun. Remaining men’s suits cut to 8.90. Golden & Patterson,Davuas If Green Arcade.
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Frank Klotz
South
Calhoun Street
Six Cities Compete for Democratic National Convention
Indianapolis reports reveal Six Cities including San Francisco St Louis Buffalo Pittsburgh New York Chicago contend for the next Democratic national convention. S P Sheerin notes heavy correspondence with cities and estimates the event brings at least 2 000 000 to its host city while a key rule on press and delegates faces possible changes. General Harrison may miss the conference in Indiana due to business in New York.
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Indianapolis
Harrison
New York
Indiana
S. P. Sheerin
Democratic National Committee
San Francisco
St. Louis
Buffalo
Pittsburg
Chicago
Sheerin
National Committee
Men’s Suits at Low Prices at H. C. Meyer’s
A sale announcement for men’s suits and overcoats offered at eight dollars and ninety cents. Shoppers are invited to see the window display and visit H. C. Meyer’s at 44 Harrison Street for winter apparel with best goods and latest styles at low prices.
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H. C. Meyer's
Harrison Street
Pure baked goods ad and Chicago market prices turn in a day
Notice promotes strictly homemade baked goods free of ammonia and unhealthy fats with home delivery via telephone 81 from Charles W. Rose at 156 Griffith St Chicago Market. Market report shows December wheat 57 1 2 cents, corn May 29 1 2, May oats 20 1 2, January pork 9 07, lard 5 62, ribs 4 57. receipts hogs 32 000, cattle 3 500, sheep 9 000. market active and firm for wheat, steady to weaker for other items.
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Charles W. Rose
Griffith St
Chicago
Kimball Pianos to Be Carried In Fort Wayne Arcade Store
In Fort Wayne the Arcade Music Store plans to stock Kimball Grand pianos with an order for 19 Kimball pianos and one Grand. J C Bartlett of W W Kimball Co praises local management under Mr I H Case, noting $55 000 in business and permanent Fort Wayne location. Kimball will sell direct to retailers with uniform pricing and no middlemen.
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Arcade Music Store
Kimball
Case
Arcade
J. C. Bartlett
Indiana
W. Kimball Co
Fort Wayne
Gase
W. W. Kimball Co
Bartlett
Kimball Company
W. W. Kimball Company
Holiday Provisions and Shoe Store Ads
An advertisement lists Weis Becker's saloon at No 7 East Main Street offering turkey eating, and promotes Hoosier Shoe Store at 52 Calhoun Street with low prices and shoddy goods warning. O B Fitch proprietor.
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Weisbecker’s
East Main Street
Hoosier Shoe Store
Calhoun Street
O. B. Fitch
Thieves Loot Fort Wayne as Michigan Men Nabble
Fort Wayne police captured two horse thieves after a Hillsdale Michigan alert. Officers found a stolen team two wagons and a carriage at Klinger's livery with two men identified as Sam Jones and John Dow. Police recovered clothing harnesses and bags with marks tying them to several Michigan locations. A second burglary at Clark Fairbank's East Berry residence yielded a watch and other valuables.
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Fort Wayne
Auburn
Hillsdale
Mich
Michigan
Bergman
Dixon
Klinger
East Columbia Street
Daseler
Jewell
St. James Hotel
Sam Jones
John Dow
Jones
Miller
Maggs
William Heller
Tiffin, O
Charles Miller
South Bend
Nuttle
Milan Township
Hillsdale County
Clark Fairbank
East Berry Street
Fairbanks
Kane's Deluge of Bargains Tomorrow
A Kane's advertisement touts a one day sale with hundreds of bargains across apparel, home goods, and accessories. Bed spreads towels tablecloths apparel and caps at deep cuts, with savings that reach about one third per dollar and prices listed for many items.
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Kane’s
All new and latest styles price sale alert
Read about fresh footwear styles priced at 14 and 15 dollars with a 11.90 sale tag. Offers mention new trends and affordability highlights for shoppers.
Fraud Is Charged in Sensational Suit Today
William Hock filed in the superior court against Fred Helling Jr alleging a fraudulent alteration of a note and chattel mortgage. The case claims the deed was read to show $200 due in one day instead of $87.60 due in two years. Attorney W C Ryan allegedly altered the instrument. Loutit is engaged for the plaintiff. The action asks to void the mortgage and note.
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William Hock
Fred Helling, Jr
W. C. Ryan
Ryan
Loutit
Joseph Smith
Elias Couri
Malicus
Couri
Smith
Colerick and
Lena Swartz
Morris, Bell, Barrett & Morris
Christian Swartz
Hoosier O B Fitch Propr buys shoes at Calhoun
The Hoosier O B Fitch proprietor advertises his shoe store at 52 Calhoun Street offering affordable footwear.
Fragmentary Notice of Local Event
Partial OCR text shows a local notice about an event last night with mentions of price 5 cents and changes in programs. Names and details are unreadable, but the fragment indicates a scheduled or past entertainment or performance with a priced entry.
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