Peaches and fruit sold cheap by basket or bushel
Local store advertises cheap peaches and fruit with prices beating Chicago. Canned goods offered in fall line. Nuts and candies advertised. Five and ten cent counters touted with attractive goods.
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Chicago
Packer and Pig-Sticker Strike Ends Unlikely Labor Accord
The Great Strike at the stock yards ends as workers accept Packers terms after a mass meeting at Germania hall. Knights of Labor delegates Barry and Butler push the policy of ten hours for workers while Armour and Swift plan to hire new men to resume operations. The convention debates telegraph ownership, labor congress planning, and anti-convict labor resolutions as industrial tensions and regional strikes ripple through Chicago and Pennsylvania.
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Butler
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Trence
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Morris
Swift
Armour
Knights’ Convention
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de Tinid
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Campative
Washington City
Ireland
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Gould Roads
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Jay Gould
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Knighty
Hys- Danley
Andover Theology Debate at Congregationalist Convention
At a Congregationalist meeting in Andover Smyth of Andover Theological Seminary explained probation after death and the difference between doubt and faith. He urged churches to support ministerial training and noted inferential theology while defending academic freedom among faculty. Other reports include a railroad dispute in Pennsylvania and various local incidents from Oct 1.
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Profesor Smyth
Curcaga
W.roporta
Robert Smyth
Andover Theological Seminary
Andover Seminary
Doudelay
Dog
Andover
Ruon
Prohibition convention gathers in Chicago amid speeches and tensions
Readers report a large anti prohibition gathering in Chicago with delegates from Kentucky, Maryland, Ohio, New York and more. Leaders urged unity between liquor interests and temperance factions while criticizing prohibition by law as a gateway to upheaval.าท
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Louisville
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Aise Proesinat
Fron
Tiduana
Kentucky
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Maryland
Wisgonsia
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Donneylvania
New Jersey
Oregon
Tennesson
Virginia
Minnesota
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AL Poalber
Lord Brothers
Cincinnati
Chapin & Gore
Charley Dennehly
Mavight & Wally
Ghivygon
Chamberlain
Soligar
Santor
W. Morgan Tink
Wisconsin
Burns
John M. Atherton
BF W. Cook
Indiana
N. J. Knuth
John W. Bright
Olinois
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Hitzgerahl
Heo
Mindy
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C.J. Dench
Ono
J. W. Pringle
Atherton
United States
Oller
Congo
Republic
Max Selliger
Behraeder
Chicago
Hirata
Legis lating for the Church report on colored Moons and appeal court
A dated report discusses racial policy within the Episcopal church, opposing missionary segregation and proposing a joint board of missions in Washington for colored people. The debate covers establishing an appellate court, with various figures arguing for and against, alongside unrelated school court rulings and other items from Oct. 1 to Oct. 16.
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South Pomn
Vanderbilts
Pennsylvania Company
Cusviday
Pennsylvania
Syndieila Appiat
Dauphin County
Tennsylvania Company
Supres
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Cingaga
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South
Piahopa
Board of Missions
Washington
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New York
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Supreme Court
Thornby
Tower Court
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Pironty
Inferno Devours Main Block As Town Burns In Fire
The town reels from a large blaze starting near Chapman and Sons on the south side. Fire spreads rapidly through Gilbert's Boot Store, McConkey House, William Campbell hardware, Ashmore and Harbour brick block, and more, with panes, powder explosions, and chaos as residents flee. Insurance coverage uncertain, crews set to guard perimeters, two arrests noted, total loss estimated well over 100000.
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Conaghain
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Enat
Aouth
Iaru
Parla
Turra Haute
Charleston
Gilbert's
Atora
McConkey
Houle
William Campbell
Harnews
Howman & Cregory
Walter Ashore
Dry Goode
Wail Barbour
Ed Connaghan
Dry Gooda
J. Wont
Clemunta
Moat Markets
D. W. Crawford
Jim Curtis
Clavie Brow
Ledger Ollen
Mra. Rohling
Wulivary
Hinek
Moat-Rmeket
Toba
Whiklers Ulnek
Darbours
Salisbury Visitation Leaves Town in Destruction
Salisbury, the county seat of Wicomico, suffered a devastating Monday night fire that nearly destroyed the town. The loss is estimated at 61,000,040 with only two stores remaining. Women and children are sheltering, many men camping out, and aid from nearby towns is limited. Safe houses across the river provide refuge for the vulnerable.
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Wicomico
Tt Ty
Delaware
Lwalth
Relief Committee recounts Sabine Pass suffering and deaths
A Galveston relief report details a tugboat mission with $1,001 in provisions to Sabine Pass and Johnson's Bayou. It records 102 dead, 64 colored and 38 white, with 61 bodies recovered. Survivors occupy cow houses, awaiting aid as search continues.
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Tex
Sabine Pass
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Johnson's Bayou
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