Dry Goods Market Faces Low Prices and Cautious Trade
The Boston Herald notes large cotton trade volumes while prices stay near lows. Woolen goods remain unsatisfactory with limited demand, though export and domestic orders show movement. Imports rise year over year, weather slows jobbing, and mills consider curtailment and committee control to stabilize sale areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Herald
Southmerica
Africa
China
Fall River
Iso
New Eye
Windsor
Vienna
North Atlantic
Enthusiastic religious gathering panels at Andover conference
A detailed Andover conference report describes sermons on zeal and accountability, praising Bible advocacy and wartime faith. Speakers discuss positive religion, personal action, and the need for pure hearts, with Rev. Frank A. Warfield and Rev. Wm. Brattle Oliver sharing experiences from Chickamauga and camp life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Warfield
First Congregational Church
Old Shoes for New
A plainly dressed man visits a shoe store and asks for a shine. His seven year old shoes, bought here in 1891, are offered as examples of the stock’s value after a humorous exchange. The man leaves proudly with a new pair while the shiner chuckles at the old footwear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Choice for Low Priced Tenements in City
We offer various tenements citywide priced from 5 to 16 dollars per month, unequalled value for money. For winter, choose steam heated rooms at a price barely higher than unheated rooms. JT. H. Elliott, 64 Central Street.
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JT. H. Elliott
Central Street
Bismarck as a Premier Talker and Man of Action
The piece notes Gen Grant’s Berlin interview with Prince Bismarck and Carl Schurz’s praise for top table talkers Muazzini and Wendell Holmes, praising Bismarck as the era’s greatest actor and a gifted talker. It suggests his memoirs would reveal much of his life, and hints at a hypothetical book “Bismarck, By Himself” built entirely from his own words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Grant
Berlin
Prince Bismarck
Carl Schurz
Muazzini
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Bismarck
Gen
Grant
Prince
Refund Promise Card for Greene's Syrup of Tar
A card signed by multiple firms promises to refund money on a fifty cent bottle if it fails to cure a cold or cough and to replace a twenty-five cent bottle to prove satisfaction or no pay. Endorsers include G. C. Brock & Co Geo C Osgood M D Ellingwood Co Central and Middlesex F H Butler Co 391 Middlesex and C F Blanchard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
G. C. Brock & Co
Geo
C. Osgood
M. D. Ellingwood & Co
Central and
Middlesex
F. H. Butler & Co
C. F. Blanchard
Maltox Bottled Vitality to the System
A brief note describes Maltox as bottled vitality aimed at energizing the system. The item names the product and implies a health enhancing purpose without broader context or usage details.
Westford Hon Sherman Hoar lauded at library dedication
Middlesex County notes honor for the late Hon Sherman Hoar in Westford. Chelmsford school records crown Knowlton and Keegan with high attendance. Prince ton street extension plan filed. Lawrence couple Lee Magoon and Cora Hutchinson wed in this village. A J Lamphere feeble in South Street. Ballots for the state election to be counted with Lynn made apparatus. Christine Adams oversees. Somerville hospital training for medical missionary work next. Harvest concert replaces morning service at Centre church with generous offerings. Installation of Rev Kelly planned Oct 20 with regional clergy invited. Carter showcases Californian views at Centre church, market insights on wine, grapes, and California agriculture.
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Knowlton
Golden Cove
Hattie May Hall
Carlisle
Ella T. Keegan
Chelmsford
Elsie M. Dearborn
Liazle F. Webber
Princeton Street
Lee A. Magoon
Cora A. Hutchinson
Lawrence
Francis Hutchinson
C. H. Ellis
Baptist Church
A. J. Lamphere
South Street
Lynn
Lowell
Centre Church
Josie Morgan
Congregational Sabbath School Society
Mr. Kelly
Congregational
First
Dracut
First Congregational Church
Nashua
Evangelical Church
Tyngsboro
Pelham
N. H
Smith Baker
D. D
Cyrus Richardson
N. C. Carter
California
Pasadena
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Chicago
Carter
We Lead Them All On Teas and Coffees
A brief note highlights a social or promotional event centered on teas and coffees, framing it as a leading offering or slogan. It suggests a themed gathering or campaign aimed at drawing interest through beverages. The item reads as a compact advertorial or community notice from a local publication.
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DRY Goods Market
New York Journal of Commerce
Andover
Rev
A. R. Colton
Bible Society
Spain
America
Phillipines
Rudyard Kipling
Wm. Brattle Oliver
Vineyard Haven
Army Christian Commission
Chickamauga
Camp Thomas
Massachusetts State Committee
Eighth Regiment
Sth
Massachusetts
Jesus Christ
New York
Oliver
Christian Endeavor
William Shaw
Ballardvale
O. C. Frye
G. W. Frye
Ida C. Gleason
Tewksbury
T. Franklin Pratt
John F. Cowan
Boston
Mr. Crawford
Porto Rico
Middlesex County
Westford
Sherman Hoar
Thomas
Taylor Roofing Co
Humphrey Street
Ali Hmmes
Washburn, Crosby & Co
IGREENWUGD_ BROS
Lawrence St
Commonwealth OF Massachussetts
Sarah Sanderson
Decea
Charles Sanderson
Commonwealth
City Mall
Onice Hou
Charles F. Coburn
Banner Market
Vermont
Banner Walkel
Prescott Street
Caleb L. Smith
Middlesex Street
Courier-Citizen
Arthur Rhodes
Merrimack Street
Courier-Citizen Building
Lug
Sewall G. Mack
Jacob Rogers
Sam L E. Raymond
Levi
Prague
Alexander G.cumnock
George 8
Motley
Edward M. Tacke
James Francis
Dulumas
Courier-Citizen Co
Middle Street
Moerrimmack Street
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