Cincinnati Store Clears Out Bargains in Early June Sale
A Cincinnati store advertises a broad clearance across fabrics and garments with low prices. Items include Unbleached Crash four yards for 25 cents, Unbleached Sheeting, Misses Summer Vests, Gloria Umbrellas, Handkerchiefs, Figured Drousities, Children's Hose, Ladies Gowns, pattern drafts, and cheap yardage on cotton challies and silk fabrics. First come, first served on many items.
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Cincinnati
Stevens
Henripe
Local Store to Cut Prices on Wide Goods Route
E orders from Eastern HQ to close out in Lebanon. Large on hand includes clothing hats caps ladies and gents furnishings chinaware glassware and tinware. Prices cut regardless of frost to reduce stock.
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Lebanon
Oak Drug Store Ad Promotes J F Campbell Lebanon Ind
Local business notice for The Oak Drug Store operated by J F Campbell in Lebanon Indiana. Readable line lists store name proprietor and location as a simple classified notice.
United States War Vessel to Key West for Cuban Patrols
The administration decided to send a U S war vessel to Key West to cooperate with revenue cutters in watching for filibuster expeditions aiding Cuban insurgents. The Raleigh is to sail soon from New York after arriving from Hampton Roads. Orders are expected to prepare her commander for the voyage. The move may reflect pressure from Spain and shifting state department policy on preventing armed expeditions.
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Wasinsertos
Key West
Revenue Cutters
Florida
Herbert
Alabama
New York
Hampton Roads
Senor Dé Lome
Wny
State Department
United States
Cate
Nonunion Painters Attacked by Union Men in Michigan
In Michigan four nonunion painters were assaulted by a party of union workers while working inside a building. The clash lasted about five minutes with Adam Boyer seriously bleeding and others bruised. The attackers dispersed after the foreman fired the workers and the nonunionists left, vowing to prosecute the contractors and assailants.
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Michigan
Somos
Thes
Adam Boyer
Blomi
Addam Boyer
Eve Halt
Wiliam Bliss
Uud
Promloeus Man Shot Dead in Nova War of Town
henry Dempsey Crews a prominent county man was shot and killed at Orewa. J S Juncus, a well known citizen, wounded his victim and left him dying. The shooting occurred yesterday amid rising tensions and scattered reports describe a violent confrontation with Crews dying from his wounds.
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Arcapta
Fla
Dempsey Crews
Waa
Orewa
Villei
J. S. Juncus
Liseae Ja
Crewa
Los AxGrues
Layeson
B. Kennett
Kia” Thompson
Keatott
St. Louis
Mont Hewtal Marder
Boe Barins
Diane
Ommanoder
Death of a fugitive Dr Eli Quigley reported
Fragmentary report notes Dr Eli Quigley once convicted for fraud and life insurance crime, died at Douglass City Washington while a fugitive. It also mentions a fire and alleged grave robbery, with unverified connections to his past conduct and family claims.
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Douglass City
Wah
Bio Crime
St. Joserm
Eli Quisley
Mount Ayr
Wash
Quigley
Aoman
FIV MORNING FIRES South Chicago and Arkansas City Ara the Paees Visited
A brief notice reports morning fire incidents affecting South Chicago and Arkansas City with periodic domestic and industrial blazes. Authorities responded with firefighting units and investigations into causes continue as residents assess damages.
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Chicago
Arkansas City
Fire rips Santa Fe Roundhouse and South Chicago shops
Ten engines destroyed as Santa Fe Roundhouse and repair shops burn in South Chicago and Arkansas City. Wind hampers firefighters. No deaths. Mrs Young and family rescued. Loss estimated near 100000. Fire destroys furniture, shoe, leather, paint firms and clothing firm amid chaotic flames.
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Pires
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Ninety-second
Houston
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Kuhn & Hall
Iven
Golden Eagle Shoe Company
Halford
Earnest Erfuth
T. Z. Dahnzon
Bergener Paint Company
Security Clothing Company
Albert Juimmerich
Tully
Morniitg
Arkansas
Santa Fe
Memph is convention praised for sound money influence
Schwab, chairman of the executive committee of the chamber of commerce, says the Memphis convention had wonderful influence in clearing the southern people on the money question, noting strong sound money sentiment in Kentucky and rising hopes across Mississippi Alabama Tennessee Georgia and other states. The Nashville American is cited as backing sound money. Senator Harris Banwick referenced.
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New York
Jane A
Gustav B. Schwab
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Wig
South
Memphis
Kentucky
Mississippi
Colonel Patterson
Alabama
Mobile
Birmingham
National Republican league convention speakers announced in Cleveland
Jamey Harte of the city named toastmaster for the banquet with Chauncey Depew and possible attendance by Governor MeKi and ex Governor Foraker. Other speakers include Hon C B Burrows of Michigan Hon H Clay Evans of Tennessee and Hon John M Thurston of Omaha. President Foote testified about a bank loan case and the security deeds involved. Nearing its end the legislature debates a new state primaries building measure. Two brothers killed a man on Douglas County. a separate case notes a woman attacked and wounded by George Love.
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Jamey Harte
Ohio
National Republican League
Chauncey
M. Depew
MeKi
Foraker
Dot, Angalla
C. B. Burrows
Michigan
H. Clay Evans
Tennessen
John M. Thurston
Omaha
Nasmili.e
Jane
Stata Prindy Amt
Inquest resumes over Miss Harrington murder case
The inquest into Miss Nellie Harrington's death, murdered ten days earlier, resumes as neighbors testify about visits from Senator Buck and another elderly man. Mary's sister recounts quarrels over Buck's attentions to a married man and frequent joint appearances at restaurants and resorts. Additional witnesses discuss the victim's movements before her death.
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Sora Her
Nellie Harrington
Cronse
Miss Harrington
Senator Back
Womlan
Mary Roy
Buck
Ja Harrington
Sauna &O
Bargain Sale on Ladies Garments and Hats in Lebanon
A Lebanon sale offers 50 percent off on a full line from a Boston manufacturer including muslin skirts drawers and corset covers at 19 cents to 3.50. Hats also discounted with untrimmed hats from 60 cents to 1.00 and trimmed hats from 1.50 to 2.60. Lace trimmed hoods priced at 0.50 to 1.00.
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Lebanon
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