Good Mixed Candy and grocery ad at 60 Stephenson Street
Advertisement listing mixed candy by the pound with several prices and varieties, along with goods at low prices. Includes nuts, figs, dates, raisins, nuts, coffee, teas, spices, canned fruits, flour, produce, lemons, oranges, cider, sugar, cigars, pipes, soap, and delivery to the city. Located at 60 Stephenson Street. contact Ike 0c 160 whe.
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Valencia
Ralsina
Vermont
New York
Pillsbury’s
Florida
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Hazen Dies After Sudden Illness Chief Signal Officer
Gen W B Haven chief signal officer died at 8 p m Sunday after a battle with diabetes and blood poisoning. Born 1850 in West Hartford Vermont, he served from West Point to Civil War command and became chief signal officer in 1880. His wife and son were with him in Paris when he passed.
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Haven
W. I. Hazen
Harvey
D. L. Stantington
Lincoln
Huntington
Jhis
Gen Tavon
West Hartford
Representative Cox Very Ill in Washington
Rep Cox suffers a severe hemorrhage causing illness and confinement. Reports indicate his condition may prevent travel and public business for days, with doctors hopeful for improvement within ten days. Other items note inter state commerce bill actions and a formal postmaster memorial on pay, plus Secretary Lamar arriving with bride and a sermon condemning pool tables in liquor venues.
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Washington City
Jon
Cox
United Presa
Bias
Cox Rayslie
Death of Professor Olney at Ann Arbor University
Edward Olney LL D professor of mathematics at the University of Michigan was found dead in his bed at his home on Sunday morning He had been ill for years and recently felt better but complained of dizziness Saturday Autopsy shows death from fatty degeneration of brain arteries He was born in 1827 in Saratoga County New York and was a renowned author of mathematical texts Another item notes Empress Eugenie’s grandson rumor and other Paris reports about Yorktown anniversary Boulangers toast and North Pole travel update.
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Quley
Saratoga County
New York
Donnelly Named Pastor at St Michaels Amid Parish Turmoil
Jan 12 report from New York notes Rev Arthur I Donnelly of St Michaels Church was appointed to lead the parish as Rev McGlynn shifts duties. Parish meeting rioted over the change with protests, while workers and Catholic delegates in Cooper Union and Central Labor Union planned actions against Archbishop Corrigan.
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Iut
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Twenty-second Assembly
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Kally
Labor
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Thos
Labor Party
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Logan
St. Albany
Burlington
Montpelier
West Ramdolph
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Cau
Watertown
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Political turmoil halts joint legislative convention in Indiana
Fragmented report from Indianapolis describes charges against Floyd County Republicans and Democratic reactions over bribery and corruption at a state election. It notes a push to form a Colfax University parcel monument and a potential joint session strategy, with quorum concerns and factional threats to break the convention.
Bold masked robbers derail train guns seized near Sheridan
A daring train robbery attempt occurred Friday night near Sheridan station on the Panhandle road, four miles from the city. Bandits boarded a through freight loaded with rifles and ammo, broke crates, and fled after a brief chase. a railroad hand was wounded, no arrests yet, motives unclear with speculation about anarchists.
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Disaster after powder explosion wrecks California shore
A schooner Parallel carrying 1000 pounds of powder exploded after driven ashore near Point Lobos. The blast wrecked life saving station and bathing houses, shattered windows of landmarks, and injured several crew members. Captain and crew escaped but many buildings sustained severe damage.
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Onl
Astoria
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Cho
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Piping to Gotham A projected oil pipe dream advances
A long imagined underground oil pipeline linking the western Pennsylvania oil region to New York City moves toward completion by April 1. Construction runs beneath the Mangor and Portland tracks at Wind Gap and extends to Ackermanville, with telegraph lines finished to Martin's Crook. The system would pump oil through pipes up to 200 miles to reservoirs, then via suction lines to the end of the line. The project aims to cross the Delaware and proceed through New Jersey to New York, after earlier routes to Susquehanna were deemed too costly.
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Masron
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Torth
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Youra
Mangor & Portland
Wind Gap
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Na Martin's Crook
Plpo
Tamunendaga Toat
New York
Ine
Delaware
Martin’s Crook
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Trade Goods Listing With Broad Assortment and Warranties
A detailed catalog lists drugs medicines chemicals surgeon instruments crutches galvanic batteries syringes trusses supporters braces thermometers soaps perfumes colognes face powders tooth brushes combs hair brushes ladies bags pocket books purses pocket knives razors scissors feather dusters chamois skins carriages paints varnishes painter supplies and machinery oils. All goods warranted with prices as low as usually paid for inferior goods.
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