Largest and Cheapest Store in the State Promises Fresh Goods
The store claims to be the largest and cheapest in the state with constant stock. It advertises runts of all kinds, fresh melons two cars weekly, and inhouse roasting of coffees. It offers sugars by the carb and promises low prices. The notice invites customers to visit for groceries and related items.
End of the Forty-Ninth Congress Session News
The first session of the Forty-Ninth Congress adjourned on Saturday at 4 pm after a long, heated day. Senate debates over adjournment and a river and harbor bill, plus House actions on veterans relief and taxation plans, marked the close. President’s approval came for several measures as Congress dispersed, with leaders praising the session’s work despite political tensions.
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Lesss
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Harris
Hawley
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Riddleberger
Recoss
Virginia
House
Michigan
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Larris
Congress
Sunate
Provident
Tandall
Morrison
Randall
Hiscock
Baker
New York
Peave
Astate
Congressional
Funeral arrangements for Mr Tilden at Yonkers and Greystone
The death of Mr Tilden prompts funeral plans at Yonkers Greystone with a special train for friends. Recalled details include pallbearers, church service at New Lebanon, and a lavish hearse. A humorous peach anecdote ties to Governor Tilden’s illness while Ex President Hayes declines interview requests.
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Janta Sanvwuol i. Vihlon
Pilden
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Tilden
Grand Central Depot
Tovlouk
Tom Yalace-Cara
Oon Ita
Yonkers Earringoy
Waleipg
Groyntond
Chappell
Hayes, Broaxwell & Co
Syraona
Saummel
New Lebanon
Vinl Kev
W. J. Tucker
Andover Theological Seminary
San Buoy
Tildom
John Higetow
Daniel Manning
Samuel J. Randall
Smith M. Wwyol
Andraw H. Green
George & ‘Millar
Charles A. Dana
Charles J. Blymone
Willa Alien Batter
Aaroni Vandarpoal
Daniel Magone
John
Vrever
Thorn
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Hey
Burrell
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Gilbert
Donols O'Hara
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Healsy
Viking
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Yonkers
Iitchens
Green House
Hayes
Mr. Tilden
B. Hay
Washington
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Aug
Venioordile Oliciata
Wilden
Greystone
Whitney Jett Washington
New York
Parliament takes the oath amid grand public ceremony
A bustling session opened with members sworn in as Gladstone, Hartington, and Chamberlain drew attention. The Standard notes opposition calm as a new political tone emerges, while a separate robbery on the Monon Express ends with the robber wounded and officers pursuing the culprit.
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Alliguer
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Uni
Tle
Liberal Party
Uputr Suine
Eridhanunion
Witnesses in Haymarket trial testify on bomb event
A mass of testimony describes May Day Mayhem at Haymarket. Journalists and labor figures including M. T. Malkoff and August Spies are cited along with Parson and Schwab. Police actions and confessions appear in fragmented accounts as the defense seeks to prove dynamite planted by authorities.
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Stepton
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Haymarket
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Lobrant Webe Verein Company 2
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Godfrey Waller
Crose
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