Santa Claus Discovers Trade Palace On Christmas Eve
In a festive tale set in 1884, Old Santa Claus travels from Lawrence to Massachusetts, seeking shops with stock to delight all ages. He finds Massachu acts street’s Trade Palace filled with gowns, fabrics, trims, and novelties, sparking joy as he fills his sack to bless brides, families, and friends.
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Catholic Church Fire Reported In Town
Telegraphic news notes a fire at the parsonage of the Catholic society spreading to the adjoining church with losses estimated at 7 000 for the church and 4 000 for the dwelling. The report also covers bank failures, a shooting in Louisville and various telegram updates from San Francisco to London, including political and legal notes.
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Congressional Sessions Reported In Early December Action
In Washington D C on December 4 the Senate held an executive session after morning routine business and then adjourned until January 5 following approval of a concurrent holiday reversal resolution. The House, on December 1, saw Speaker Carlisle preside as Randall moved for concurrence with Senate amendments fixing the recess to begin today and run to January 3. Committee assignments listed include Elections Smith and others, with various portfolios across military, education, pensions, treasury, and liquor oversight.
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Train robbery and shootings disrupt Southern Pacific bridge crossing
In a chaotic yesterday evening incident near Pres river a group armed with revolvers boarded a train tearing through cars and stealing small items. Passengers including Judge Fallen and Sheriff Whit e were aboard. the gang fled at Ayala after a prolonged hold up and shootings.
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National Tube Works at Meyersport to Close Tomorrow
December report from McKeesport Penn indicates National Tube Works will suspend all departments tomorrow evening for an indefinite period. Assistant General Manager Converse cites lack of orders as reason. over 2,000 workers to be idle with pay withheld, and resumption date uncertain though repairs noted. Meantime, some units say shutdown is for repairs and wages may drop when operations restart.
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Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Market report from Kansas City on December 24 noting cattle receipts 974, firm trade with exporters at 4.10 to 3.20, feeders 2.80 to 3.50. Hogs receipts 6,660, market steady to 10 cents lower, lots 236 to 325 pounds sold around 34.50. Sheep receipts 177, market firm and active with overall value around 2,793,500 for fair to good qualities.
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Chicago Produce Market Prices and Closing Figures
The afternoon board shows mixed activity with Hutet and prices steady, notes on Call and prices, and various commodities like meats and barrels. Cattle and lard terms appear blunt, with receipts reported as roughly 18,000 barrels and 101,000 bushels amid a dull, steady to slightly firmer tone.
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Chicago Live Stock Market Report December 24 18M
The Drovers Journal lists receipts of 48 000 cattle 8 500 shipments and price movements with dull demand and lower bids for some classes. Hog and sheep markets show mixed to strong trends with various quality grades and notable Nebraska sheep presence.
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