Kingsley's Department Store Bargains Across Departments
A detailed sale listing from Kingsley's Department Store highlights deep discounts on dry goods, tailor notions, underwear, and dress fabrics. The ad promotes 6c to 10c items, including thread, hooks and eyes, soaps, hose supporters, and washing goods, plus a wide range of house furnishings and groceries at notably low prices with emphasis on genuine values and first-class quality.
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Clark
Acta
Kingsley
Glove and Mitten Sale Direct From Manufacturers
Bargain buyers return for the best market offerings as a fall sale highlights low prices on undressed kid gloves from 50c to 1.50, unlined and lined mitten pairs, fine kid gloves, silk lined options, driving gloves, English coaching goods, and bicycle gloves, with a broad stock obtained by cash purchases avoiding jobber profit.
McKinley Backed by Rosecrans and Democrats
Ex registrar Fenton R. McCreery of Michigan reports the outlook for McKinley is excellent as Democrats split. He notes General William Rosecrans and Cleveland’s former Treasury official have declared for McKinley. He asserts business and labor interests favor his election. Major McKinley served under Rosecrans in the Army of the Cumberland.
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Treasury
California
Cuicago
Fenton R. McCreery
Michigan
Jéwiltion
Allfornldgmnd
McKinley
William S. Rosecrans
Army of the Cumberland
Cleveland
the Treasury
Rosecrans
Will Support McKinley Sound Money Democrats Vote McKinley
The article notes sound money Democrats nationwide shifting to McKinley to defeat Bryan and free silver. Don Dickinson promises to vote for McKinley in Michigan, boosting his statewide margin by about 10,000 votes and influencing other states. Bryan's Wisconsin tour fails to energize crowds, with many attendees wearing McKinley buttons and badges.
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Cuicano
McKinley
Bryan
Michigan
Don Dickinson
Wisconsin
Chicago
Weather forecast for Whather Forest Illinois Oct 80
For Ilinois Generally fair and colder to night and Saturday with high southwest to west winds. Some variation in temperature expected as a cold front moves through the region.
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Carcano
Ilinois
Harrison Opens Second Indiana Campaign Tour
Gen Harrison began his second stumping tour of Indiana this morning in Indianapolis. The presidential candidate's swing through the state follows an earlier tour, highlighting campaign stops and speeches to boost support ahead of the election.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Harrison
Indiana
Closing market quotes from Oxn1oaco and Union Stock Yards
Special report lists today’s closing prices for grains meats and futures with Oct to May quotes for wheat corn oats pork lard ribs and a full Drover’s Journal quotation pack. It also provides cattle hogs and sheep receipts and price ranges from the Union Stock Yards Market.
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UNION
Drover's Journal
Lambs
Bryan A Railroad Attorney Witness on His Cases
Chicago Oct 29 Mr Bryan denied having any relation with Robert Harris a Chicago policeman who served as witness in a case against a railroad in 1882 Harris said Bryan acted as the railroad attorney and treated the porter well Harris recalled meeting Bryan during a later convention and proof of Bryan being employed by Missouri Pacific Railway as counsel in earlier cases supports the assertion that he handled important litigation for the company
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Robert Harris
Mr. Bryan
Ohio
Robert’ Hallonging
Cottage Grow
Chicaglington and Quincy
Nebraska
Plattsmouth
Harris
Mil
William J. Bryan
If Ris
Cace
Bryan
Ney
Chicago
Calles R
Robert Harrid
Austin Avenue
Missouri Pacific
Missouri Pacific Railway Company
Royal Arch Masons name new Illinois officers
At the Illinois Chapter Royal Arch Masons session in Cuicamo city 500 attendees heard Grand High Priest George M. Moulton’s address. Dr F Winslow of Jacksonville was elected near unanimously to succeed Moulton as grand high priest with officers including E S Stoker William Grimes Nathaniel Bowditch Wiley M Egan G W Barnard George W Warvelle Charles Patton. Installation to follow with adjournment planned this afternoon.
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F. ©. Winslow
Jacksonville
Stoker
Evanston
William Grimes
Pittafield
Nathaniel Bowditch
Aurora
Wiley M. Egan
Chicago
G. W. Barnard
George W. Warvelle
Sojourner
Charles Patton
Mount Vernon
Hanged for Murder of Carey Birch in CuHicaco
Julius Mannow was hanged at noon for the murder of Carey Birch, cashier of the West Chicago Street Railway, during a June 25, 1895 robbery attempt. Windrath was convicted and executed. Mannow had pleaded guilty, later confessed Windrath's innocence, and died in about fifteen minutes after the gallows.
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CuHicaco
Julius Mannow
Carey Birch
West Chicago Street Railway Company
Birch
Windrath
Mannow
Rooms To Rent Over Ford's Jewelry Store
Rooms to rent above Ford's jewelry store. Enquire at Walton's for key.
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Ford's
Walton's
Rallies Planned Across Freeport Opera Houses
German American speaker Hon Washington Hessing of Chicago will address sound money at Germania Friday evening under Freeport Railway Men's club. Hitt Republican rally Saturday features Judge Farrand and Congressman Hitt with a lantern parade urging voters to back sound money.
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Washington Hessing
Chicago
Staats Zeitung
Northwest
Germania Opera House
Railway Men's Sound Money Club
Freeport
Hesting
United States
Hessing
Grover Cleveland
Democratic Party
Hitt Republican Club
R. 8. Farrand
Dixon
Judge Farrand
Wager Placed On McKinley Victory Election Bet
A stock bet of up to 85000 is offered on McKinley’s November 3 election win. A $5000 sum is in hand to gamble, with options to bet any portion from $26 to $5000. Readers seeking Bryan supporters or bets are asked to contact M. E. McHenry. A Kingsley sale ad is mentioned as a money saver.
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McKinley
Wm. McKinley
United States
Mr. Bryan
M. E. McHenry
Minor Items From the Big City
The Gay Parisiang a rattling French farce ran 200 nights at Hoyts New York. It will have its first Freeport representation at Germania Opera House Saturday night. Gus Dahl a Stover machine shop foreman fractured his leg last night as he slipped from a cellar door while fixing a window. He will be laid up for weeks. A rumor claimed the Republican tent was cut down by free silverites at the Bryan rally, but the wind blew it down. Bryan is expected to pass through town tonight between 10 and 11 en route from Madison to Nebraska amid Chicago reports of McKinley gains.
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Hoyt’s Theater
New York
Germania Opera House
Gus Dahl
Stover
Bryan Raly
W. J. Bryan
Madison
Nebraska
Chicago
McKinley
Kingsley's BaPEaay Bargains Listed in Blunt Dealings
Kingsley unveils a broad sale of items labeled BaPEaay bargains with prices and product types across categories. The list emphasizes discounts on household goods and gear, highlighting limited stock and quick sale urgency for shoppers.
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Kingsley
Flag Day Observance Sparks National Display
Great interest is shown in flag day observances across the United States with citizens urged to display the national emblem. The Republican national committee reports overwhelming demand for flags, ordering half a million more, and Chicago residents are actively participating as posters and displays flood the city.
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Ita
United States
Republican National Committee
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Heid Takes Charge of City Drug Store in Galena
F H Heid of Galena Illinois has assumed management of the City Drug Store located at the corner of Galena and Van Buren streets. He brings twenty years of druggist experience and comes highly recommended. H C Heyer proprietor.
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F. H. Heid
Galena
Ill
Galena and
van Buren Streets
H. C. Heyer
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M'Ainley
M’kinley
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MEET
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L. F. Burrell
N. O
Burrell
Burrell’s
Stephenson
N. Goldsmith’ S Sons
Stephe
James A. Egleston
Eee
WM. Walton
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