13 Jun 1895
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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily Reporter
Location
Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1895
Page
1
Fragmented sale notice lists carpets and millinery with unclear prices and items. Several garbled phrases reference carpet sales, yard quantities, and discount lines. Names, places, and exact figures are not decipherable enough to extract a clear headline or summary.
The firm reports orders from Eastern headquarters to close out and quit ess in Lebanon. A large on hand includes clothing hats ladies and gents furnishings chinaware glassware and tinware. Prices will be cut regardless of the racket store.
A 4 day gathering of silver advocates, including U S Senators and governors, convened in the city with 1500 delegates from 2 southern and western states. The meeting, held under the Central Bimetallic League, aimed to push free coinage of silver. Benator Harris of Tennessee led as principal organizer and nominating unity.
State Department pledges strict enforcement of the law to punish violators amid reports of men recruited on U S soil for expeditions against Spain. Senator Call of Florida notes most suspects are Cuban or Cuban-leaning, urging action while considering treaty duties and yellow fever concerns.
Reports describe a brutal assault near Willie’s Sandling on White River five miles from St. Charles Ark where John Kemp and companions fired into a tent killing a woman and a boy and fatally wounding a man. Investigations and warrants followed, with details of the attack and subsequent coroner’s inquiry. Also noted is the resumed Colima steamer wreck inquiry in Mexico with survivors recounting the storm and failure to deploy lifeboats.
Fragmentary OCR lists a sale with ladies untrimmed hats from 0 cents to 41.00 and trimmed hats from 2.50 to 2.50, babies sage trimmed hoods from cents to 1.00, all offered at reduced prices. The wording is garbled but indicates a clearance of various ladies hats and baby hoods.
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