Corner shop bargains on Stephenson Street
On the corner with goods priced low. Sugar and candies offered in bulk with several items listed including Standard A Sugar 16 lbs at 61.00, Granulated Sugar 15 lbs at 1.00, White Extra Sugar 18 tbs at 1.00, Brown Sugar 17 tbs at 1.00. Candies include Good Mixed Candy 10 lb, Gum Drops 10 lb, handmade Cream Bon Bons at 28e per lb. Numbers 67 and 69 Stephenson Street.
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Burwato
Del
Sibley & Holnwoals
Byogel House
Walls Street
Frank Campbell
Atrocious fishery disputes prompt U S Senate action
Washington City reports that President Cleveland sent to the Senate a brief from Secretary Bayard with diplomatic correspondence on American fishermen rights in the British North American waters. Bayard’s letters urge a lawfully authorized commission to prove losses from Canadian officials actions. Includes exchanges with Ministers West and Phelps and Earl Rosbery.
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Cleveland
Senate
Stats Bayard
Presps
Bayard
West
Phelps
Earl of Rosebery
Bart Rosebery
Woegt
Phalys
London
Lave
Great Britain
United States
Robbbery
Nives
Earl Rosaberry
Canadian Fisheries Policy Cited In Washington Treaty Talk
Montakan official says Canada allowed American citizens full Washington treaty privileges from July to December 1885 while seeking a mixed commission to negotiate fisheries and trade. He notes Frye’s Senate motion blocked changes, cites enforcement of the 1818 treaty, vessel seizures, and Canada’s aim for amicable, just arrangements without conceding treaty rights.
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Cleveland
United States
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Binijar
House of Representative
Cuse
Government of
Canada
Great Britain
Proceedings in Congress Advancing National Marriage Divorce Law
A memorial in the senate supported constitutional amendment enabling congress to enact national marriage and divorce laws. A memorial urged by the Methodist Episcopal church of Wisconsin favored protecting Chinese laborers and the Chinese Indemnity bill. Bills were introduced for railways across reservations and for sale of lands, plus a monument to negro sailors and a query on oleomargarine tax payments.
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Sawyer
Mort Meade Reservation
Wort Leavenworth Reservation
Ugalde
Salisbury's Latest Foresees No Coercion Law
Lord Salisbury denounces coercion and Irish arms at a City Conservative meeting. He argues no natural law change can end deception, warns against confiscation of others' money, and says a potent home rule stance could destroy confidence and harm national growth. The Standard and Times comment on his stance.
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Traland
Ginny
Lent Hartington
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Lord Salisbury
Lord Churchill
Times
Ireland
Testimony in Campbell adultery trial continues with letters
Lord Colin Campbell resumes trial as he testifies about his wife Lady Colin Campbell admitting daily letters from the Duke of Marlborough and General Butter. The exchange includes a coercive paper to live apart and a refusal to show letters to the court. The proceedings also touch on medical examinations and marital finances.
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Agli
Marlborough
Ant
Mary Watson
Parla
Hoe
Trades Moderation Convocation at Cotimbue Ohio
The National Meduration of the trades and labor organizations of the United States and Canada met in Cotimbue Ohio on a Wednesday morning. Delegates from all national and international trades attended. After opening, credentials were examined and a communication from John B. Ribini of New York, delegate for the Cuban federation of cigar makers, was read. A pledge to open trade unions and oppose other organizations was declared. The report on credentials was adopted and other communications deferred. A lively debate over Kilgkiss Labor's aims arose, with later discussion turning to reporters and a planned monument subscription for WH. Koster. The Knights of Labor conducted talks with federation delegates, but no agreement emerged. President J. W. Evans of the Federation said the branch was weak and reconciliation unlikely to last.
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Ohio
United States
Canada
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New York
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Sever
WH. Koster
Knights of Labor
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Springfield
Fly
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Rockford Patent Congress Sale Promoted in Freeport Ad
An advertisement touts the Rockford High Cut Patent Congress for 4256 dollars, noting a prior price of 8600 and referencing HELD & SERF. It also promotes Pride of Cameron Flour, a Singer sewing machine sale in Freeport with Ro. Gann as agent, calling for five men to sell in Stephenson County.
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Freeport
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Stephenson County
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Dock &Wiw
Camuon Teas Promotion at Novi Riiren Bros
The notice touts Tycoon Japan Tead as low in price and superior in flavor and strength. It invites readers to try them only at Novi Riiren Bros and mentions holiday gifts for both adults and children available at Andyus' books store, Harter's, Galena Street.
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Andyus
Harter’s
Galena Street
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