Clean new goods arrive to fill all orders this season
Statement promises that no old stock remains and all customer orders will be filled from fresh goods acquired this season.
03 Nov 1900
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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1900
Page
1
Statement promises that no old stock remains and all customer orders will be filled from fresh goods acquired this season.
Eastern Terns forecast fair on Saturday and Sunday with northerly winds. Ghiuhomna and Indian Territory expect fair weather with variable winds.
A brief dispatch notes observations recorded by the Uniel Sats bureau. The report references a time marker yesterday at 74th meridian time and references various rationing or observations in progress. No further concrete details are provided in the fragment.
Shipping news from Key West Port Eads and New York reports arrivals and departures. Vessels include Lampasas Volage Arkadia Alabama Norna and Endeavour with routes to and from Galveston New York Liverpool Hamburg Antwerp Boulogne Genoa and Naples. Tug Minnie towed a damaged tow. no loss reported.
In Chicago Bryan delivers twelve speeches across Handel Hall and Vienna Garden amid large crowds. A heckler questions North Carolina while Bryan defends the Sherman act and urges enforcement, warning Republicans against imperialism and urging voters to back direct democracy and anti trust measures. Annie Hart regains seized furnishings after Elizabethport loss.
The article accuses the Republican National Committee of planning a bold, last-minute scheme to sway votes by fabricating a forged letter from Aguinaldo to Bryan. It alleges government officials aided the forgery and outlines Democratic counterclaims, including Indiana electoral support for Bryan and historical voting patterns.
President Hearst of the National Association of Democratic Clubs urges members to defend the ballot with married volunteers at polling places. He announces a $1000 reward for convictions of election fraud and a $4000 bounty for the first informer, demanding rapid organization of election day committees and legal consultation to prevent any unqualified voting and ensure vote tallies match returns.
Senator Beveridge forecasts a Bryan victory nationwide with a Middle West sweep. Reporters note the parade plans may mislead voters as Republicans push a show of force while Democrats in the region remain wary of turnout. The piece quotes observers tied to Hoffman Nourse HQ and discusses parade politics and primary implications.
New York reports that President Cleveland, en route from Princeton, called on EB C Benedict in New York. Cleveland declined interviews. Benedict & Co says the ex-president and Benedict will depart for a duck shooting expedition in Maryland and not return until late next week.
The Journal of Ceiutherse notes resales of cotton goods in New York for China, driven by China disturbances. Banks warned clients of possible shipments to Shanghai, warehouses filled, prices firm, and small credit sales after charges.
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