East Side Jewelry Store and Travel Ads Note
A scanned vintage page shows a jewelry dealer on South Erie Street and multiple travel promotions. It promotes Cleveland to Buffalo steamship service and Chicago to San Francisco tourist cars via the Midland Route. Also lists patent medicines and teething syrup products with prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Midland
San Francisco
Chicago, Milwaukee & St
East
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Chicago
Geo
H. Heafford
Ill
G. Hayden
Arcade
Cleveland
Silk mixed Plaids dressy for children's wear
Exclusive plaid stock offers silk mixed plaids and skirting plaids for children. Prices 75 to 90 cents. The ad invites customers to sample and contact the store to secure choices that are distinct newness and money’s worth, aiming to boost profits and customer satisfaction.
Dreyfus Case Watch as Foreign Attaches May Testify
Rennes France Sept 5 Labori appeals to William II and King Humbert to allow Col Schwartzkoppen and Col Panizzardi to testify in the Dreyfus trial. The court martial debated Labori’s move to invite foreign documents and delayed rulings while subpoenas for the two colonels were prepared through diplomatic channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexnes
France
M. Labori
William
Humbert
Schwartzkuppen
Panizzardi
Paris
Rennes
Dreyfus
Major Carriere
Schwartzkoppen
Bourdereau
Tt Wug
M. de Cernuschi
Cuignet
Bassett
London
Ferdinand Walzin Esterhazy
Esterhazy
Sandherr
General Staff
Carriere
Roget
Major Esterhazy
Jouaust
Teferhazy
General Roget
General Billot
Zurlinden
M. Demange
Ester- Lacy
Trarieux
M. Hunotaux
M. Hanotaux
M. Teyssonieres
Intelligence Department
M. Trarieux
Gonuse
Picquart
M. Scheurer- Kestner
Panizgardi
Schwartzkoppenn
M. Scheurer-Kessner
IM. Trarieux
Henry
M. Cavignac
Aitier
Versailles
de Galliffet
Court of Cassation
Talbot
Tenth Regiment Enlists for Dewey Homecoming in New York
Captain Gustave Schaaf reports unanimous desire of Company A to join the Tenth’s trip to New York for Dewey’s homecoming. In Greensburg, Captain W S Finney and Lieutenant Dick Laird confirm Company I will meet Dewey, with full company approval. Company E also votes in favor at Mt. Pleasant, and Laird wires Col. Barnett with the canvass results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MosoxcGanea
Gustave Schaaf
Company A
James E. Barnett
New York City
Dewey
Schaaf
Greensburg
Barnett
Philadelphia
W. S. Finney
New York
Tenth
Dick Laird
Loor
Mt. Pleasant
Laird
Shaw in the Lead Chicago to Get Encampment
Philadelphia reports the G A R encampment opening at the Grand Opera House with Colonel Albert D Shaw of Watertown leading for commander in chief alongside Leo Bassieur of St Louis. Chicago and Salt Lake City vie for next year’s encampment, with Chicago favored. President McKinley attends parade, visits Admiral Sampson's fleet, receives roaring ovations at the Academy of Music and Odd Fellows hall before returning to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Grand Opera House
Albert D. Shaw
Watertown
Leo Bassieur
St. Louis
M. Minton
Kentucky
William
H. Clay Evans
McKinley
Ashbridge
Melville
Sampson
Root
Wilson
Sherman
The
Philippines Commission
Department of Pennsylvania
Stone
Ohio
William McKinley
Department of Pubic Works
New York
Brooklyn
Indiana
Massachusetts
Texas
Detroit
Mcxinley
Academy of Music
Grand Army
General Sickles
Seamus Rout
Admiral Sampson
Odd Fellows’ Hall
McLinsey
George G. Meadepost
Lafayette Post
Hingsley Post
Boston
Washington
Blockade debates and troop sail dates from Luzon
The article discusses feasibility concerns for a Luzon blockade to cut insurgent supplies and the navy role, noting light draught ships shortage. It also lists departure dates for three volunteer regiments bound for the Philippines, detailing regimental leaders and sailing ships in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WasmincTos
Philippines
Luzon
Limazon
WasHindox
Bkennon
Columbia
Belgium Ming
Pettit
Sherman
Bell
Secretary Root and Schurman Confer on Philippines Policy
Secretary of War Root and Prof. Schurman of the Philippines commission who accompanied President McKinley to the city have held several conferences with the president regarding the Philippine islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Prmadetorta
Root
Prof. Schurman
The
Philippines Commission
McKinley
Philippine Islands
Message to Mrs McKinley from Philadelphia crowd
General Louis Wagner chaired a Philadelphia gathering sending greetings to Mrs McKinley on September 6. The note expresses regret at her absence and extends affection from 1.23 million residents and 400 thousand visitors. In Washington officials doubted a Berlin spy claim but may investigate. Wilkes-Barre Republicans pick Ivms and C A Minor as delegates and instruct them to back McKinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Louis Wagner
General Committee
Bankers Gather for 25th Annual American Bankers Convention
About 600 bankers from across the country and a large number of nonmember spectators attended the opening session at Cleveland’s chamber of commerce auditorium. The gathering marks the twenty-fifth annual convention of the American Bankers Association with speakers and events planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
American Bankers'’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
Sampson Seeks Relief From North Atlantic Command
Rear Admiral Sampson confirmed reports he asked to be relieved from command after the Dewey reception in New York. In Harrisburg Charles L Bailey, 77, prominent Central Pennsylvania ironmaster and president of Central Iron Works, died at his home of stomach trouble.
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Philadelphia
Sampson
New York
Harriseue
Charles L. Bailey
Central Iron Works
Cental Pennsylvania
Battleship Kearsarge speeds at trial amid terse dispatches
The Kearsarge reportedly made 17 knots on a trial voyage to the United States training station with arrival at Cape Heir. The 33rd regiment is ordered from Fort Sam Houston San Antonio for embarkation to the Pacific. Reports from Chicago St Louis and Louisville describe extreme heat with two deaths and multiple prostrations. Monongahela Presse
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearsarze
United States
Seme
Cape Heir
Fort Sam Howste
San Francisco
Pines
Cogo
St. Loui
Louisville
Chicusu
Mononsa- Presse
Oil at Over a Dollar in Lima Markets
Oil prices in Lima reached the dollar mark for the first time in three years with crude at 96 to 96.5 cents in North Lima and South Lima. A bishop Pierce, Episcopal bishop of Arkansas, died in Fayetteville, Arkansas. Annie Vansant, 27, a Salt Lake City missionary in the Levant, died Sept. 4 aboard the steamer State of Nebraska, which arrived in New York.
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Lima
North
Indiana
Bshop Pierce
Memphis
Bishop Pierce
Arkansas
Fayetteville
Ark
New York
Annie Vansant
Salt Lake City
Levant
State of Nebraska
Britain ready to strike at first sign of Boer move
London reports premier Salisbury met with Joseph Chamberlain and a cabinet has been convened for Friday amid urgent ministerial attendance. War offices and colonial affairs see heightened activity as telegrams arrive from South Africa. The Daily Mail cites a potential ultimatum and a 150,000 man Transvaal force. Boer sources deny timing for Britain and plan to act on the first suspicious troop movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonxpox
Marquis of Salisbury
London
Walmer
Joseph Chamberlain
Admiralty
War Office
Colonial Office
South Africa
Highland Light Infantry
Devonport
Daily Mail
Kruger
Transvaal
Berlin
Hague
Pretoria
Mr. Chamberlain
Bri
Johannesburg
Cape Town
Navy Sees Steel Price Rise Hampering Shipbuilding
The Navy reports steel price surges and shortages crippling construction of torpedo boats destroyers and six protected cruisers. Extensions are being sought on several ships as bids threaten to rise beyond earlier projections. Structural steel costs have jumped sharply, delaying yard and dock projects nationwide.
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Engineering Bureau
Congress
Bureau of Yards and Docks
Navy Yards
Cunningham
Pittsburg Bridge Firm and Peasley Held Responsible in 11 Deaths
A coroner jury found the Pittsburg Bridge Company and superintendent Charles M Peasley responsible for the Aug 28 Coliseum building arches collapse that killed 11 workers. The Industrial Commission resumed but heard no new testimony, noting upcoming trust conference and potential witness attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg Bridge Company
Peasley
Curiaco
Charles M. Peasley
Coliseum
Plague and famine fears as monsoon fails in Bombay vows relief routes
Lord Sandhurst, governor of Bombay, warned Poona that plague and famine threaten due to a failed monsoon. He hoped September rains would aid relief and announced plans to open relief routes while distress spreads. Meanwhile in Sault Ste. Marie the steel steamer Douglas Houghton sinks crossing St. Marys River, halting Lake Superior commerce. recovery may take days.
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Bomaay
Lord Sandhurst
Bombay
Poona
Superior
Sault Ste. Manis
Mich
Douglas Houghton
St. Mary’s River
Lake Superior
Orphan Asylum Burns Near Hartwell Suburb
St Joseph's Orphan asylum at Hartwell a suburb of this city burned. No lives were lost. Also brief boxing note reports Kid M knocked out Thorn in the round in New York on September 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Orphan Asylum
Hartwell
McCoy
Thorm
New Yor
Kid M
Thorn
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Business Directory
Ljmio Jational Bank
Massilion
J H. Hunt
H. L. McLain
Sgunread & CO
Cassell & CO
Assillon
Jos
Gorn &3On
Merchant Bar
Blackmith
Assillon Iron Bridge CO
Jewelers
C.evox Kanel
East Side
eFast Main Street
Oseph Coleman
Watenes
Erie Street
Buffalo
Toledo
Cleveland & Buffalo Transit Company
Slusser
Boggs & Buhl
Allegheny, PA
Labori
William and
M. Lamotte
Hoe
Mr. Deffes
Temps
Esterh
Warner
Bentheim
Washinatox
Department
Albert Bentheim
Atlanta
Germany
Wiilkesbarre
Luzerne County
C. A. Minor
General Jiminez
Santo Domingos
Porto Pars
Santo Domingc
Isidro Jiminez
Cuba
Cape Haitien
Ramon Imbert
Charles L. Gailey
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