Large assortment of new Silks and dress goods at attractive prices
A store offers a wide range of new silks dress goods suitings and fine wash goods at prices designed to attract buyers. Highlights include black all wool serges 21c 38 inches black camel hair suitings 50c 44 inches figured black mohair suitings 25c 3½ inches and finer lots 85c, and 46 inch 50c plain black mohair suitings. Also imported suitings 38 inches 35c navy red mixtures all wool, coating serges 48 inches, stylish tweeds 75c, plus other fine dress goods from 0.50 to 3.50 per yard.
Democratic Caucus Names Town Ticket for Primary Election
A Democratic caucus led by Chairman Royer approved a full slate for the upcoming primary including Tobias Schott for mayor and candidates for street commissioner council board of education and other posts. Speakers urged unity and urged miners to vote by principle over faction, with a central committee meeting set to decide conduct of the primary.
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Royer
Schott
Ed. L. Royer
Louis Geis
Tobias Schott
George 5. Heline
Henry Weible
J. W. Carr
John Halblaub
Henry Holtzbach
Louis Paul
Board of Education
Frank Willenberg
Harvey Stoner
F. L. Baldwin
Joseph Kettl
W. E. L. Warwick
Augustus Rhine
John Hoban
Kimball Garing
William Oster
August Donat
Geo. Schatfert
John McCane
Paul Kirchhofer
Justices of the Peace
G. G. Paul
H. B. Sibila
Constabiea
Wm. Simonet
Frank Shepley
Anthony Richards
Richville
Jeremiah Schweier
Peter Snyder
Louis Gew
William Simonet Mately
Squire Sibila
Sibila
Perry H. Young
C. A. Krider
Democratic Central Committee
Justice Sibila
Letter from Mr Pollock Advocates National Organization
North Lawrence March 4 The writer argues after a Massillon convention that supporters of the independent group misjudged miners and urges allegiance to the state and national bodies. He rebuts a Newman correspondent and notes delegates disclosed their numbers in public. He claims some miners favor returning to the first allegiance and cautions readers to trust leadership.
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North Lawrence
Epitor
Massillon
Ratchford
Independent Organization
Newman
R A. Pollock
Asid
New York
William F. Harrity
National Democratic Committee
Cleveland
Clarmly
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Frightful Slaughter In Abyssinia Riles Italy
Rome reports a large battle loss with thousands killed and five thousand wounded after Adowa retreat. Demonstrations threaten ministry and crown. public vows, delays to papal coronation celebrations, and widespread grief. Milan reports mobs fired on. Baratarieri recalled. Generals Albertone and Cabornuda deaths confirmed.
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Associated Press
Independent
Rome
Abyssinia
Adowa
Italy
Milan
Baratarieri
Albertone
Cabornuda
Senate action on Cuba resolution and Alaska seal bill
Senate foreign affairs panel declines House Cuban resolution, seeks conference. Senate approves House seal bill to protect seals if England fails to intervene. Also reports seizure of loaded vessel Mallory near Tampa, carrying arms, delivered to Port Tampa authorities. Dr Ottman offers personal consultation in Massillon March 1 at Conrad Hotel.
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Washixeton
Assucilated
Senate Committee On Foreign Affairs
Senate
Sherman
House
Morgan
Lodge
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
England
Herring
Merrill
Tampa
Fla
Mallory
Port Tampa
No Cuban Recognition Favored by President and Cabinet
The president and cabinet oppose recognizing Cuban independence or belligerency despite sympathy for rebels. They insist on following Grant's 1875 precedent, arguing recognition is a statement of fact rather than a change in control. Senate leaders warn of parliamentary errors and discuss options to align House and Senate resolutions on Cuba.
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Washington
Cuba
General Grant
Osher
Diron
Ibis
Not Europe’s Affair The Daily News on Cuba and Spain
London papers differ with Spain over Cuba policy. The Daily News denounces Senor Canovas del Castillo’s Cuba portrayal as biased and notes Liberal sympathy for Cubans. It says U S relations with Spain are not Britain’s business. The Chronicle warns that a Spanish blockade could spark U S action aiding rebels.
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Spain
Lospon
Daily News
Senor Canovas del Castillo
Cuba
Chronicle
United States
State legislature passes and considers multiple bills in Columbus
In Columbus on March 4 a measure to restore the old one mile assessment free turnpike law was introduced in the Senate. Other bills aimed to fund the Cleveland armory, create a state banking department, regulate mortgages, and adjust tax and election rules were discussed. The House advanced a bill to elect county officers every four years and considered abolishing the county infirmary director post among other actions. A joint resolution celebrated the Cleveland centennial.
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Columbus
Senate
National Guard
Cleveland
State Department of Banking
Auditor of State
Ohio
House
Pouth
Walhonding Canal
Peace advocacy and arbitration push at Queen's Hall
A London meeting backed permanent arbitration between the United States and Great Britain. Notables including Sir James Stansfeld, Mr. Stead, Lady Henry Somerset, Rev Hughes, and Rt Hon Mundella supported a memorial to President Cleveland and Balfour urging a treaty. A second resolution urged reform of the Washing ton movement and cooperation.
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Queen's Hall
United States
Geat
Britain
James Stansfeld
Henry Somerset
J. Mundella
Sheffield
James Bryce
George Shaw Lefevre
Liieral
Shaw-Lefevre
Cleveland
Marquis of Salisbury
Balfour
Rochester
Henry Set
Hall Guine
Holt Price Hughes
A. J. Mundella
Washington
Maundella
America
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Coleman
J. H. Hunt
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W.H. Kikland
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Allegheny, PA
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Democratic Caucus
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Conrad Hotel
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Leonator Sherman
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
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Maprino
Marquis of Tomitias
Admiral Buranger
Madrid University
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New Jersey Court of Errors
Pennsylvania Railroad
Tils
Tron Winsdlows
Racine
Wis
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Racine Junction
George Nichols
W. J. Fitch
S. A. King
L. Stratton
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Newark
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Grover
Caldwell
Stephen Grover
First Presbyterian Sharch
Mra. Belva Lockwood Win
Wasinnetos
Commissioner of Pensions
Lochlan
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Pension Office
Sixtine Chapel
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