Mixed Candy and Groceries at Way Down Prices
A Old-Style grocery ad lists mixed candies per pound and various sweets. It promotes nuts, figs, raisins, dates, Valencia raisins, walnuts, coffee, teas, canned goods, flour, fruit, citrus, cider, sugar, cigars, pipes, and country produce, with free city delivery from Stephenson Street and numbers 8 and 60.
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de Homa
Valencia
Vermont
New York
Pillsbury’s
Florida
Stephenson Street
Indigent soldier pension bill passed by large margin
Washington Jan 18 The house passed the pension bill for indigent soldiers and dependent parents, allowing 130 per month for those discharged with disabilities. The measure dates from passage and limits to one pension per person. Estimates place beneficiaries around 48,105 with annual cost up to 6 million dollars.
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Washington City
Grosa
Themeslves
Daly Ta—bor
United States
Union
Matsona
Bragg
A. J. Warner
Blount
Georgia
Matson
Warner
Proceedings in Congress Report on Senate Actions
Washington January 14 The Senate adopted a centennial celebration resolution with an address by the chief justice and a civil military parade. pension bills totaling 74 million were approved, and a bill to establish agricultural experiment stations debated but not acted upon. The House passed 250 thousand dollars for a Worcester public building, and discussed Walt Whitman pension and a Nigerian exhibition grant. The House refused to consider the conference report on the interstate commerce bill as rule suspension limited action. A pension bill for par ents of soldiers and incapacitated veterans was approved, dating from claim filing, but excluding those with political disability. The Bowman act amendment pending as the session nears adjournment.
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Senate
Supreme Court
Congress
Edmunds
Hoe
Fox
Wisconsin
Worcester
Mass
Lovering
Massachusetts
Walt Whitman
Kelly
Ansylvania
Birmingham
Ala
Drago
House
Gen Hazen's Remains Move to Washington Home
The body of Gen Hazen was moved from 1807 Forrest to Mr Washington Molean’s residence on Lafayette Square in a cloth covered casket. Mrs Hazen has requested full particulars about her husband’s death and guidance on returning to the country. Burial with military honors is planned for Wednesday at noon from St John’s Church.
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Washington City
John Hoyos
Soula
United States Supreme Court
Missouri
Supreme Court
Mr. Logan
Ag Gon Logan
Mia
Washington
Forbidden the Van Zandt marriage in Chicago theft tale
A Pittsburgh telegram reports Eleanor Van Zandt and August Sples, an anarchist, facing a formal marriage ban by Nina Van Zandt’s wealthy aunt and Miss Van Zandt’s guardian. The feud splits the Van Zandt and Arthur families, with Mrs Arthur announcing a lifelong estrangement and Nina's parents blamed for the expected nuptials.
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Cnioaggo
Eugeny Sooger
Ituenso Cork
Van
Pirrsnuna
Init
Buauny Bienate
Narringy Licotss Court
Clongo
Misa Vian Zandt
Splea
Jon Antiun
Arthurs
van Vanda
Atta
Nine van Vandt
Mibs van Zandt
August Sples
Anarchtat
Jedd Bovis
Mittsburg
Va Zandt
Mina von Zailt
Arthur
Ae Porter
Buzona
Boeger
Miss van Zandti
van Zaml
Avery
Misa
Prudh
Mr. van Zandt
Nina
William
Clard
Ning
Pittsburg
First Presbyterian Church
Wood Street
Clark
van Zandt
Removal of Dr McGlynn Sparks Irish Church Ties in New York
A large crowd gathered Monday evening at St Stephen's to protest the removal of Dr. McGlynn from the parish pastorate. Speakers condemned foreign interference, and a committee of twenty men and ten women prepared resolutions demanding reinstatement and presenting them to Archbishop Corrigan. Parishioners pledged support and vowed not to contribute while McGlynn’s ministrations are withheld.
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New York
McGlyim
Hla
Aponkor
Iria
Biahop Nulty
Unt
de. McGlynn
Rome
Agalo
St. Staphan's
Dr. McGlynn
McGlynn
Fight Over A Coal Mine At Raymilton Ends In Brawl
A bloody clash erupted near Raymilton between factions claiming a coal mine. One side, led by Clayton, hired armed supporters to defend possession after Black Bros. notified them to vacate. Black Bros returned with reinforcements and battled with clubs and thrown weapons, injuring multiple men before withdrawal.
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Nindgoona
Appollatto
Pittspurd
Jan
Franklin
Raymilton
Clayton
Black Bros
Fore
Sterling
Severnottiora
Boiler Explosion Kills Two. Headless Bodies Found
In Lorravinne Kentucky a twenty boiler in Preston Idle Dry Kilns exploded at Crothersville Indiana, demolishing the building. Archie Warner and Henry Milner were killed. Joseph Dawson and David Kidd injured while thirty workers waited nearby. The dead were found headless after the blast.
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Lorravinne
Ntavo
Preston
Crothersville
Ind
Archie Warner
Henry Milner
Joseph Dawson
David Kidd
First Round in Court Over Robertson Joint Convention
Court proceedings in Indiana and New York detail injunctions and rulings on gubernatorial and lieutenant governor powers, with Judge Ayres granting a restraining order and setting a path toward joint conventions to resolve the seat in the U S Senate. Contested senate seats in Indiana and New York prompt maneuvers by Republicans and Democrats, including potential shifts via contested ballots, resignations, and pending supreme court action.
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Ayvon
Govorngy Roberttoy
Robertson
Unite
Tharea
Robinson
Supreme Court
Alta
Tava
Urpla
Harrigan
United States Senate
Kobsrtaat
Ayres
Col. Robartson
Aupromo Cour
Gila Cays
Sayre
Col. Tobertaon
Senate
W. N. McDonald
McDonald
Brannaman
Voto
Nod
Maagher
House
Jewatt
General Assembly
Jowett
Roy~nolds
Wayne
Jason DB. Allen
Allen
Terre Haute
Lalor
Cates
Glover
Mackay
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Philadelphia Lawars
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Indiana Democracy
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Albany
N.Y
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Bay State
Boston
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Fairebird
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Fairchild
Blocum
Athens
Crete
Emmert & Burrell
Freaport, Illinois
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Prism Library
Rochester
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Mooge
Chicago Street
Hebel & Moogs
Freeport, Illinois
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