C. O. D. STORE sells groceries at low prices
The largest and cheapest store in the state offers fruits by the quart can or carload and two carloads of melons weekly. They roast coffee to order and sell sugars by the carload, with candy and nuts on hand for 10¢ per pound and free delivery across the city.
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Minneapolis
Curcago
Tom Finucane
Dave Shannahan
South Town
Frank Wicks
Oil Telephone Company
Noyes L. Thompson
County Infirmary
Hoyne
Mnucane
Finucane
Actiul
Rock Inland
Mxtanatun
Sr. Josten
Rock Island
Rt. Joseph & Grand Island
Missouri River
Wathena
Kan
Grand Island
Missouri
Mt. Josep
Topeka
Ifnneas River
St Joseph
Wichita
UH Little & Co
T.K. Best
Chicago
Mra. Lamberton
Galena Ave
Mente
H. P. Kochsm
Stephensoys
Senate Debates River Improvements and Deficiency Bill
Washington Aug. 4 The Senate adjourned without acting on an adjournment measure and continued a joint resolution on last year’s appropriations. Reports on river and harbor projects were discussed, with some canals omitted and others slated for board review. The session included veto actions on pensions, nominations, and a broad deficiency bill totaling about $6.55 million after conference adjustments.
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Wasuinator City
Senate
Twa
Plumb
Amunde
Hoar
South
Blan
Sturgeon Bay
Lake Michigan
Portage Lake
Lake Superior
United States Engineers
Congress
Mississippi
Cullom
Gibson
Cockrell
Wilson
Maryland
Jacob Romeiser
Mississppi River
Misouri
Education and Labor
Gevreb Gasalon
Secretary of the Treasury
President plans Adirondacks vacation amid secrecy
The Evening Critic reports the President has perfected plans to leave Washington after Congress adjourns. He intends to retreat to the Adirondacks with Mrs Clove, avoiding crowds and seaside resorts, saying he seeks a period of rest and solitude. He has not invited others and aims to escape the capital’s routine.
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Wai Hinuton Grry
Washington
Congress
Adirondacka
Adirondacks
Secretary Bayard Demands Cutting’s Release from Mexico
Washington Aug 4. Secretary Bayard hails House foreign affairs committee for quick action on Cutting case and urges prompt congressional approval of a telegraphic demand to Mexico for Cutting’s release. If not freed within days, Jackson will be recalled. expectation of release or military show within three years.
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Cummeron Kim
Wasmiuton Ciry
Wastinaton Ciry
Bayard
Jackson
Muxiog
Cutting
Bourse For Sign Affairs
Moxtro
United States
Mexico
House of Representatives
Provident
Sny
A. I. Cutting
Aingolved
Sevond
A. K. Cutting
War Tension and Navy Movements Reported
The Mexican warship La Libertas is ordered home from New Orleans to Vera Cruz amid talk of possible war. Reports detail extradition disputes in Texas Eagle Pass and a cabinet session in Washington on Mexico troubles. Scores from baseball and local industry updates accompany the day’s dispatches.
Witnesses at Haymarket trial question credibility
Testimony recounts that J H Taylor did not see the bomber, claims he watched the Haymarket crowd but missed the act. Other witnesses attest to inconsistencies and doubt in Gilman’s testimony while defense challenges exantation. Parade notes from San Francisco describe Grand Army marchers, crowds, and a flower battering of Gen Sherman.
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Haymarket
Cuicaun
J. JH. Taylor
Thorn
Winnow
Gila Tohbel
Tovtung Wan
Grout
Vetovana
Abermiy
San Francisco
Grand Army of
Tausiay
Pnaning
Market Street
New York
Ven
Sherman
Bia
Iron Trade Boom and Fire Dispatches Across Regions
A boom in iron and steel production is reported in several cities with record outputs and low prices prompting firms to suspend orders. Concurrently, multiple fires cause extensive damage including Boonsec Carriage Works, Pardes wavemill, and other structures, displacing workers and triggering large insurance losses. Other items note horse races, political action by African American communities, tea shipment arrivals to Vancouver, and a burial in Bayurvrn.
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Fira
Booncer
Oneida
Hoss
Bioursvill
Maron County
Mich
Feu IO
Idinhar
Wat & Pore Margate Railway
Lake County
Exchange Hotel
Cobb'y Hardware
Noitumana Drug Store
Townsend
Court House
Iowa
Marion
Horn
Trade report flags overproduction as lone cause of trade slump
The royal commission report on Britain’s trade says low prices and reduced profits stem from overproduction and wealth growth, not labor or protection. It backs unions, deprecates longer hours, and urges consuls to monitor trade conditions while urging British manufacturers to adapt to foreign markets, noting Germany leads in adjusting.
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Loxpon
Yegortan Ho
Commission
Germany
England
Vermany
Dublin Farewell to the Lord Lientenant and Abderdeen Visit
A vivid Dublin farewell to the retiring lord lieutenant and his wife unfolds with a grand procession. Crowds line the streets as trades guilds parade in splendor, music fills the air, and the city showcases a powerful display of national sentiment ahead of home rule debates.
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Liegianant Honan Duatin
Koglah
Thair
Van
Aberdyen
Dublin
Corporation of
Lord Heutenant
White
Ireland
Cladstone
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