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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1908
Page
2
Ribbons are advertised at a sale this week with prices listed as 19 cents and 29 cents. The notice highlights the bargain for shoppers seeking affordable sewing supplies. Additional details are unreadable in the snippet.
Officials announce that the first and flatcar on each line will not be run on Sundays, and the flat and last cars on each line will not operate on Sundays. The rule aims to standardize weekday operations across multiple line segments and affect scheduling for rail shipments.
Advertisers boast vast rush as two hundred trimmed hats valued up to 66 dollars and 400 dollars sell for 2.95 each. Shoppers flock for colors and styles, with another hundred hats arriving today. The store proclaims the greatest millinery bargain in Indiana.
Sailors untrimmed hats in assorted colors offered as a special price. Formerly 1.25 to 1.75 dollars, now 15 cents with a 75 cent? price noted for bulk? sale line.
Retailer announces drastic reductions on a display of cloth suits with prices slashed from 12.59 to 5.00 in a final sale event. Limited stock remains as customers rush to claim remaining items at low cost.
Made from good quality batiste these shirt waist suits feature neat fineral lace and insertion trimming. A special purchase allows offering them this week for 2.95 each, down from 4.95.
Chicago June 16. A leaked draft lists five key planks: trusts anti injunction railroad rate tariff and currency. The document critiques the Sherman act while urging federal oversight of interstate firms and stronger rail regulation. It calls for tariff revision after a special session and a new currency system, amid disputes over wording and enforcement.
An advertisement lists a residence at 551 Qak St with phone numbers 156 and 260 for White Front Store Office. It mentions upbelivered folding chair and wedding approved teaster top folding abluate pant for weddla,e with varied options.
The debate on the injunction plank heats up as Speaker Cannon directs opposition from the Union League Club. Senator Hopkins may push to drop the plank from the platform with a milder stance likely. Delegations from New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Indiana and Illinois reportedly oppose the plank with broader efforts expanding.
Baseball scores from Boston and Cleveland include Pittsburg at Boston 5-4 final with Leever and Gibson. standings list Chicago leading with 30 wins, 16 losses. American League shows Chicago 80-20 and Cleveland 29-22 atop their table. Also weather and market briefs, Evelyn Thaw visit, and various farm and grain quotes.
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