Special grocery sale from The Cash Grocer
F A Schulz promotes a special sale with 16 a dose Golden Rio coffee replaced by 9c per pound, Havenmeyer sugar 18 pounds, Jersey sweet potatoes 2 pounds for 5c, celery 10c, Concord grapes 15c per 10c basket, potatoes 55c per bushel, Wolsey's soda 5c per pound, 9 Linnen soap bars 25c, California apricots 10c can, parlor matches 10c.
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Havenmeyer & Ae
Jersey
New York
Wolsey’s
California
Meat Market Ad Lists Low Prices on Poultry Sausage
Local ad promotes spring chickens at 10 cents per pound, fresh pork sausage at 8 cents, and fresh made bologna at 8 cents. Claims a full selection of goods found in a first class meat market.
Valuable 1896 97 Commercial Relations volume to aid trade
Washington reports on the upcoming publication of Commercial Relation of the United States for 1896-7. It will compile consular trade reports from around the world, offering broader scope, analysis, and practical guidance for exporters, manufacturers, and public leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Foreign Commerce
State Department
United States
Hanover
Germany
Barcelona
Spain
Cul lom Returns After European Tour
Senator Cul lom has come home from a two months Europe tour enjoying England and Swiss mountains. He ran through England to Edinburgh, London, Brussels, Berlin, Dresden, Vienna, Luzerne, Geneva and Paris, noting tariff bill views in Paris and Berlin. He praised Berlin as well governed and met ex Vice President Stevenson in Paris, who spoke of monetary commission concessions.
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Washington
Cullom
Europe
England
Switzerland
Hdinburgh
London
Brussels
Berlin
Dressen
Vienna
Luzerne
Geneva
Paris
United States
Hagland
Stevenson
Monetary Commission
Aliver
No Such Estate Claims Haunt Federal Treasury
Washington reports debunk a fictional Joseph Ball estate rumors that misled hundreds nationwide. The Treasury notes no trust fund exists and only a 1801 spoliation claim by Ball against the government remains on record. No involvement by ex-President Harrison is documented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury Department
Joseph Ball
Philadelphia
Ball
Harrison
Treasury
Minister Taylor Arrives in Washington After Spain Post
Hannis Taylor, late United States minister to Spain, arrived in Washington and conferred with First Assistant Secretary Day at the state department. He reviewed conditions in Spain as of his Madrid departure and discussed matters not covered in his official reports before his relief by Minister Woodford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lorry Thurston
Hawaii
Pacific
Japan
United States
Taylor
Hannis Taylor
Spain
State Department
Day
Madrid
Woodford
Teylor
Treasury to appeal Dingley tariff ruling to courts
Acting Secretary Spaulding announced that the treasury department will seek a court ruling after the New York general board of appraisers held the Dingley tariff bill did not take effect until the moment of signing. The department contends the law became operative from the prior midnight on the signing day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Spaulding
Treasury Department
General Board of Appraisers
New York
Death of P. E. Studebaker in Alma Ohio area headline
P E Studebaker of South Bend Ind died of heart disease at a sanitarium in Alma Mich after arriving with his brother J M Studebaker. Funeral set for South Bend tomorrow at 2 pm. He was a long time executive of Studebaker Bros Manufacturing Co and a noted benefactor with three marriages.
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Alma, Mich
P. E. Studebaker
South Bend
Ind
J. M. Studebaker
Peter E. Studebaker
Studebaker Bros.’ Manufacturing Company
Drought breaks across multiple states with heavy rains
Reports from Kansas City and cities in Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, Arkansas, Indiana, Illinois, Ohio and Iowa indicate a general rainfall ending a prolonged drought. Weather across several towns shows downpours and steady rain, while miners in northern Illinois remain without agreement after a strike. In Baltimore a cup is likely to stay if Boston fails to win three straight. the latest score was 12 to 11.
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Kansas City
Times
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Arkansas
St. Louis
Evansville
Ind
Nashville
Cincinnati
Louisville
Sioux City
Baltimore
Boston
Asylum Site Near Peoria to Be Abandoned
It is practically determined that the Illinois state asylum for the incurable insane will be abandoned and the building torn down. The site will be kept near Peoria, but the old coal mine underneath makes it unsafe to erect any more buildings there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Ills
Tlinois
Illinois Christian Endeavorers elect officers in Chicago
The state convention of the Christian Endeavor Society in Chicago elected Dr. S. A. Wilson as president and Miss Jessie Williams of Carthage as secretary. Father Clark of the World's Union spoke at the afternoon session, which also decided the next convention will be held in Peoria.
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Vllinois Christian Endeavorers
Chicago
The
Christian Endeavor Society
S. A. Wilson
Jessie Williams
Carthage
Clark
World’s Union
Peoria
Carnegie Keeps Them Guessing
Milwaukee October 11 Andrew Carnegie keeps iron men guessing buying the Norrie group of mines and now leasing or purchasing the Tilden one of the best paying properties on the Gogebol range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
Milwaukee
Andrew
Norrie Group of Mines
Tilden
Gogeblo Range
Fever Dangers and Yellow Fever Panic Across Cities
Galveston reports five yellow fever cases with dengue mix as residents flee. Santa Fe Railway remains the sole link out while New Orleans records 387 new cases and 5 deaths. Reports from Jackson, Edwards, Mobile show additional infections and recoveries as cities struggle to contain the outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellow Duck
Texas
New Orleans
Galveston
Tex
Galveston Board of Health
Guiteras
Wyman
Wisher
Warfield
Skinner
Sealy Hospital
St. Mary's Infirmary
Santa Fe
New York
Bay Shore
Crescent City
Carrollton
The
Board of Health
Bonds Declared Void For Non-Union Employment
Philadelphia oct 11 common pleas court ruled bonds posted by clothing manufacturers to assure no non union hiring and maintenance of wage scale have no legal value. Two non union workers were found at one plant, their discharge demanded and judgment entered. The bond action was opened but court found the agreement one sided with employees giving nothing in return but a promise to return to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Common Pleas Court
Association of Garment Workers of America
Court of Common Pleas
Mutinous Talk Sparked by Hammond Punishment
Chicago reporting from Oct 11 notes Private Charles Hammond at Fort Sheridan faced a severe punishment. Under Captain Lovering orders four soldiers dragged him feet first from the guardhouse to headquarters then to the adjutant's quarters. Hammond sustained bruises and scratches.
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Chicago
Charles Hammond
Fort Sheridan
Lovering
Hammond
Two Die in Mine Blast at Brotherton Mine
Wakefield Mich Oct 11 By a premature powder blast on the tenth level of the Brotherton mine Saturday two men were killed and another probably fatally injured The killed are Leander Peterson and Joseph Johnson A man named Harris was probably fatally injured
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Wakefield
Mich
Brotherton
Leander Peterson
Joseph Johnson
Harris
Supreme Court rules library tax forbidden in Des Moines
The supreme court ruled that the Des Moines city library board cannot compel the city council to levy an 8 mill tax for building a library and for maintaining the public library. This decision limits funding power for local library services and construction and clarifies separation of duties between the library board and city council.
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Des Moines
Supreme Court
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F. A. Schulz
Meat Department
Stephenson Street
THEM
Rhese
Brown & Ulmeyer
Santo Domingo
Bristol
Coaticook
Dominion
McKinney
John Bull
Indiana Manufacturing Company
Tennessee
States
Illinois
Streator
Springfield
Lone Star State
Sampsell
Tier
Otto Lerch
Barnett
Howard Oliphant
Jackson
Miss
Nitta Yuma
Edwards
Mobile
Ala
Magazine Point
Castoria
Pitcher
Samuel Pitcher
Hyannis
Massachusetts
G Ltd
Mothers of
Pike
Geo . H. Tandy
Queen & Crescent
Tenn
Chattanooga
Lookout Mountain
Chickamauga National Military Park
W. A. Beckler
Adams Street
W. C. Rinearson
Gen
Candy Kitchen
Brewster
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