C O D D Store Ad Promises Cheap Fruits and Goods
The advertisement promotes C O D D Store as the largest and cheapest in the state. It touts fruits by various sizes, flour at 85 cents a sack, apples by peck or barrel, teas from 20 cents per pound, coffee roasted in house, canned goods, candles and nuts, candy at 10 cents a pound, and 5 and 10 cent counters. It urges shoppers to compare prices with Chicago and visit the store.
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Chicago
Glaewhere
Buaneen Bros
Howitt George Rivalry At New York Mass Meetings
A mass meeting at Cooper Union debated Henry George and William Howitt for mayor with Grace presiding. George faced challenges to his land tax plan while Howitt’s supporters urged reform, and other speakers included Algernon Sullivan. Registration disputes and voter access tensions surfaced as unions and party allies pressed for strong anti-Nihilist efforts.
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Cooper Union
County Dumocracy
Abrams
Mowrit
Anayor
Phe Liall
Grace Presidad
Hig Addroya
Howitt
Ptatox
United States
Henry George
Roosevelt
George
Hewitt
Quorge
Ulrvato
Guorga
Dusizus
Washington
New York
Anieby
Leor
Algernon S. Sullivan
Chickering Hall
Lewitt
Auiience
Ecclesian
Patrick Ford
Henry Cheorge
Barah Underhill
Tammany Waders
Holy
Murcher
Ben
Atronztst
Outer
Georg
Consordia Assualty Rooms
Sthge
Theiss
Governor Hill
Conrad Sulvia
Dechieul Ubnsolf
Wis
Waslington
Jeurseny
Goulds
Vanderbilts
Grant
Tanuaary
J. J. Omdondae
Ireland
Dean
Bourke Coulurin
Marriage and Divorce Proposals At Episcopal Convention
The Episcopal general convention discussed Christian education and a new canon on marriage and divorce. The proposed rules mandate canonical solemnization only with proper witnesses, names, and parental consent where required, prohibiting clandestine marriages and excluding dissolved spouses from communion until repentance. Building fund plans and women's auxiliary roles were also debated as the convention adjourned.
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Episcopal General Convention
Fricny
Jost Committee
Bousw of Deputies
Gistes
Sacramento
Chaureh
Chaureh Building Fund Association
Peranent Building Fund
United States
Open War On The Knights Of Labor In Miners War
The National Federation of Miners and Mine Laborers issues an open declaration of war on the Miners National District Assembly of Knights of Labor. The letter argues for open rather than secret organization, warning unions against disunity and ruinous effects on workers. The piece also notes broader labor tensions and a separate report on Chicago and St. Louis baseball series and a factory fire in Chicago.
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National Federation of Miners
Prrtsnura
National Federation of Miners and Mine Laborers Jing
Dillers
Aml Ming
United States and Territories
Miners National District Assembly
The
Anights of Labor
Pho Muldress
Miners
Avery
Abe Fleobrand Theaven
Tio
Knights of Laborare
Tage
Civil Service Reform Clash Draws Civil War Echoes
A raft of correspondence between Gen. Doubleday and civil service officials from Washington and Chicago unfolds over open accusations of violations of civil service rules by a Chicago collector. The letters discuss removal powers, partisan bias claims, and the role of military tribunals, with notable figures like Major General Doubleday and Alphie P. Edgerton cited as participants.
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Washinaton Orry
Edgertan
Imacoa Publi
A. Maxuiam
Novi
Cage
Reeberger
Yort Sumter
Kage Schothner
Chienigo
Sahgibnor
Annin Doubleday
Gono
U. WA
Commisston
Civil Service
Uniray
Bravedé Civin
Seaview Coma Hion
Waaruington
Doe
Aung
AWS
Uweivill
Chicago
Moeberger
Ag Seberger
Ofnae Heorare Pardonaire
Alfie P. Edornton
Base Borger
Tom
Thin Commission
Ita
Paris
Sooberger
Munpuam
N. J
A.D. Epugrvon
Civin Shiv- Ick Commission
Washington
Scberger
Lalwaya
Lania
Sen
Lau
Rappodo
Cleveland
Mr. Stoberger
Lea
Leary
Thad Ag Ong
Palsley
Justic
Arovab
U. Boa
Gen. Doubleday
Eigil Seryiea
Burrerton
Buoberger
Fatal double lynching aftermath and local disaster reports
Two women die after a lynching attempt near Shelby City Iowa as Verba family home burns. Suspect Webber, accused of whisky crimes, is held while neighbors extinguish fire and rescue others. Nearby, Presbyterian debates on probation after death rise in Allegheny City amid reform discourse and political notes. Reports include a reception incident in Washington and a suicide tied to political hopes, with flood relief fundraising and large monthly receipts for national expenses.
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Crnan Harris
Iowa
Marthy Houlup
Verba
Shelby Vilig
Mra
Lournn
Noruiney
Soulup
Honkup
Jawa City
Gemun
Sonkup
Webber
Mrhiny
Seston
Presbyterian Kyne
Vennsylvania
West Virginia
Alegheny City
de AD
Pater
Bethany Church
Chiladelphia
Committee On
Tremors Hit Cities From Charleston To Cincinnati
A sequence of strong earthquakes rattled Charleston Savannah and Summerville with extended tremors across South Carolina Virginia Ohio and Georgia. Shocks caused shaking injuries and alarm with scenes of frightened residents, collapsed plaster, and scattered damage while reports noted cratered rock and new mountain cracks near Lincolnton and Rockwood.
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AM Ushman
Opera House
Ansual
Lester & Allen
S “Big
Minstrels
Waliek
VM Ceatre
Fredo
Bryant
Gil Wagner
Wood and Haas- Toy
Fox and Ward
Din Whson
Brahonyarns
George Turner
London
James Mall
Londo
England
M, Woods
Chieh
Christto
Maur Mins
Jon Brialwan
Alden Tlaudaur
Chatlyngs
Laster & Allen
Titrodnelme
Shatte
Encihe Company
Markus
Blackberry Rules
Adanivaion
Wright Db
Ilecknter
Hardivare, Bic
Freeport
LWEST
Stephenson St
C. O. D. D. Store
Sugales
Caf
Diffenbaugh
Brewster House
Grace Sponka
Itowitt
Sontyr George
Dante Registration
Toronto
Grand Trunk and Northern Railways
Wanmington City
Col. Lamont
White House
Ehmonml Thuy
Windour
Ontario
Winnson
Ont
Canada Pauper Company
St Louis
Louis
St. Louis
Chicago Chammipions
A.B. George
Henry Specht
Jota Sobiesky
Churou Halt
Deas
SEO
Thuney
Dateules
Burler Conpiny
Alts Dodinson
Union Wire- Mattress Company
Manning
Get. O
Heath
Wisalmnt
Nul
Fairchild
Mrr
Matthius
Busides
Literatory
Fairchhild
New England
Ausra
Lucius Bairchild
Wisconsi
ALR
Commune Lang
Maing
Boston
Ueki
Ryaiarrety
Mosk
Bet
Rowe
den Park
Bieyel
Prilay
TLE
Gorm Donbladay
Chyil Borv
Ridgerton
Itn
Refoem
Ellin
Amnutemonet
Eivil Aurvica Rajus
Ag Ido
Bolleydag
Dowblotny
Dun Hare
Fia
Tee
Noblesvilly
O'Bannon
Eltomient
Amin
Bhannefal
Crooklyn Nantury
Brookins
N.Y
Central Labor Union
Priday
Hidgeway Spven
Hale Factory
Maco McDermott
Glaze McShane
Aga US
Walsh
Mei da
Publentcan
Suatics Wolah
Thomas Ley
Lew
Giria
Wasumaron City
Qvt
Callard
Atlanta
Vresident
Winnie Davis
Ant. Manchesten
N. H
Ion
Joseph J, Clark
Galveston
Tex
Saubina Pasa
Johnston's Bayou
Radford
Tly
Washington City
Subterranean Shakes
Javanah
Cincinnath
Crannaran
Tivnlvn
Simmervilla
Columba
Thin City
Dotalla
Ohio Ridge Mountains
Taurange
Tower Quorgia
Augusta
Wayneboro
Savannah
Charleston
Hummerville
PMA
South Carolina
Rathway
Ciinrlaton
Bununville
Romemont Howe Fa
Columbia
Stroota Uvall
Veopuio
Summerville
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Len Linoath
Chester
Virginia
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Fredricinsburg
Danvilly
Petersburg
Lynchburg
Norfolk
Cincinnati
Ohio
Lincoln Inn Court
Elty Wie
Star
Pacific
Lynonauka
Pocahontas
Tazewells
Greenville
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USA
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North Adams
Mass
Grey Lock Mountain
Constausti Municipal
Board of Revision
Sriday
Ferdinand Springtailer
Charles Herron
Board of Publi Works
Springmier
Hourton
C. H. Little & Co
C.H. Little & CO
Lamert & Burrell
Freeport, Illinois
People's Column
Kaoh
Westin
Orary
Ang O. J. Zteglar
OH Hale
WM. Asurkic
Mohizatt
Court House
Ourcat
Sessey
N'A
Knowlton Bos
Banksys
Misurllan
Hous
Knowlton
Bowd
Odveon
Weibhar
Derik Ion
Ean- Hnemant
Klonsnex
Oodhope
Oregon
Kent
Clarke Ave
LW A. P
Goddard
Ropkford
Hugh Fhinnery
Aaseitom
J. A. Crain
Juda
All Roar
Pleaknuuly
West Atreet
Possexaion
Ivan Taaneatlataly
Tijure
Beat
Ogklaly
OK Kent
Walnut Straat
Poneat Inquire
W. Chapman
Oeulain
Lusi
Henry U. Hyde
Taguart
N. van Buren-St
Chirk
Saguiry L. Boals
Coy Webster
Aloohaple Heledtt
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