Early June Clearance Sale at Dry Goods and Millinery
A fragmentary shop notice proclaims an Early June clearance across dry goods, carpets, and millinery. It advertises low prices on ladies apparel and household textiles, with scattered item mentions such as carpets, Wash suits, and various trims, though many details are garbled.
Ovation for Carlisle at Louisville meeting on silver
A large audience at Music Hall heard Carlisle advocate a bimetallic system to eliminate undervalued silver. He argued that silver prices fell due to demonetization, blamed recent legislation abroad, and warned only U S action could restore silver to its former value while noting trade dollar history shows fiat money cannot create value.
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Surrender Talks Reach Agreement with Absconding Treasurer
Absconding Treasurer Taylor agrees to return to Pierre next Tuesday, plead guilty, and receive a two year sentence with a governor pardon before expiration. He will repay about 45000 in cash and property of liberal value. Attorney General Crawford and supporters secured the deal, with Judge Catty to oversee the term.
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Government Moves to Enforce Neutrality Laws Across Coastline
Attorney General Harmon orders United States attorneys and marshals along the Atlantic Coast to act together to prevent violations of neutrality laws. The push follows rumors of unrest and wartime tensions affecting Cuba. Mint director Preston estimates 1904 gold production at 5,750,515 ounces and silver at 145,414,998 ounces, with bullion values around 165 million dollars, signaling record totals in both metals.
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Stonia
Bloody Adair tragedy ends in posse ambush
Natchez Island plantation manager Frank Macklin lies dead after Dawson killed Wendy Macklin and Virgie Brooks in a jealousy feud. Dawson was killed by a Vidalia posse led by Magistrate Brady after a gunfight chase. a negro boy and Virgie Brooks also died, and Dawson’s body was recovered near the riverbank.
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Virgie Brooks
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RW. Cannan
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Robert’ Carter
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Reports Favorable Trade Conditions Indicate Upturn
New York reports from Jane D R G Dun & Cats weekly review say business will improve for a long time. June bank clearings up 348 percent from last year, crops improving, labor disputes easing, and wages rising. Monetary conditions aid exports, money from the interior increases, and employment prospects brighten despite some price steadiness.
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Jane D
R. G. Dun &Cats
Isu
United States
Canada
RULES FOR APPOINTMENT FOR GOVERNMENT WORKERS
Government printing offer rules signed by the president group offices into classes by pay. Where tests are possible, competitive exams. Non tested trades use registration by order of registration. Age limits 21 to 45 men 18 to 35 women. Five years in trade required for mechanical roles. journeyman experience also. Naval Reserve inspection tour to begin in Baltimore then southern ports.
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Indian Rain Dance Delays Flood Threats at St Goran
Reports from St Goran June 13 describe Sacoui Fox and allied tribes gathering for a rain dance to summon showers. Participants moved their wagons to high ground before festivities, hoping the ritual would avert flooding in the lowlands. Nearby, Morwan’s collie Koalyn Wilkes reportedly died by self-inflicted action after an English-bred prize purchase worth 10,000.
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Chis
Min
Vag Commis West
Bargains on Ladies Garments in Lebanon Showrooms
We offer a full line of Ladies Muslin Skirts Chemise Drawers and Quilt Covers from a major Boston maker at about 50 cents on the dollar. Prices range from 19 cents to 9.60 with sales under manufacturing cost. Also sale on untrimmed hats lace trimmed caps and similar items at deep cuts from 4 cents to 25 cents.
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Sevar
Tess
Lebanon
Boston
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