Style and Price Drive Small-Store Success Said by Vendors
The note emphasizes pairing low prices with choice style to attract more small profit business. It mentions sending samples of the new collection to illustrate the store’s approach.
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Newspaper
Massillon Independent
Location
Massillon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1896
Page
1
Autumn Dress Woolens Offerings Across 1896 Collection
The article touts Autumn Dress Woolens highlighting style and value. It lists New Novelty Woolens 33 inches wide in ten color combos including blue grey brown green and cardinal. Rourette Checks 36 inches with raised cord and square checks. 42 inch Tweed effects and 46 inch novelties in Ottoman weaves priced up to $1.00 per yard.
New Plaids for Fall From Dr Handsome Woolens
New woolen plaids in 42 inch width face a price range up to 6.50 with other items priced at 7.00 for standalone skirts. The note invites readers to request a new catalogue by sending name and address for mailing.
North Western Limited train offers luxury Chicago to Duluth route
Boasts superb appointments on the North Western Line from Chicago to St. Paul Minneapolis, featuring compartment sleeping cars dining and library cars and smoking coaches. Leaves Chicago at 6 30 p m daily with low fall excursion fares to the South via Louisville and Nashville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
St. Paul
Minneapolia
Superiors
Duluth
North Western Limited
North Western Line
Chicago & North Western Ry
Nts
W. B. Kniskern
G. P
T. A
Dynamite Plot Rumors Stir Paris and London Police
A Sept. 16 report notes heavy focus on an alleged dynamite conspiracy with claims of US involvement by the Pinkerton agency. Scotland Yard pursues plotters in Chicago and New York, while French authorities resist links to a czar assassination plot. Det. teams race to nab minor plotters as Tynan’s case strains Ireland’s political efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Pinkerton Agency
Chicago
New York
Scotland Yard
Tynan
Melville
Quinn
Mullen
Dublin
Ondon
Berchem
Antwerp
Paris
Pars
Scothind Yard
France
Russia
London
Glasgow
Bell
Marlborough House
Prince of Wales
Czar
Berlin
Portland
Thos. Gallagher
Albert G. Whitehead
John Daly
Thomas Devany
House of Commns
Amnesty Association
Ireland
Boulorne-Sur-Mer
Thomas Burke
Lord Frederick Cavendish
Phaenix Park
Populist Chair Says Bryan Nominated at St Louis
Senator Butler, Populist committee chairman, endorses Senator Allen's letter to Mr. Bryan. He states the Populists nominated Bryan at St Louis because of his role in the campaign’s central issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washmaton
Butler
Allen
Bryan
St. Louis
The Weather Generally fair with light to fresh north easterly winds
The weather remains generally fair. Light to fresh north easterly winds blow across the region. No precipitation is mentioned and temperatures are steady with a mild to moderate feel. Expect mainly clear skies and comfortable daytime conditions with cooler nights.
Bryan Tour Through Kentucky Draws Big Crowds
Democratic nominee William Jennings Bryan continued his Kentucky tour with Urey Woodson organizing events. He spoke at La Grange Eminence Frankfort Midway Versailles Lexington to crowds of 1,800 to 20,000 amid heavy rain as supporters urged him to press on and defend free silver and a straight Republican vote for anti-Debs lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Louisville
Urey Woodson
Bryan
Anchorage
Beards
Peewe Valley
la Grange
Mr. Bryan
Henry County
Frankfort
Court House
Midway
Cincinnati Southern
Versailles
Blackburn
Senator Blackburn
Versailles Party
Lexington
J. Bronston
Congress
Willian Jennings Bryan
Blue Grass
Fair Grounds
Surroun
Two Youthing Burglars Arrested in Syracuse
Syracuse Sept 16 Charles Wilkinson and Johnnie Condon were arrested for burglary. Both youths confessed to the crime and one was already an arson suspect. Wilkinson had been picked up days earlier with the loot found on him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracusz
Charles Wilkinson
Johnnie Condon
Wilkinson
State Dept to Probe Death of American in Cuba
The State Department will investigate the July death of Charles Govin, an American newspaper correspondent with Cuban rebels, after surrender to Spanish troops near Havana. Consul General Lee seeks facts through Minister Taylor though reports are slow outside larger towns. A Havana dispatch notes Spanish drafts on Spain suspended and U S drafts bought, signaling a looming financial crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Charles Govin
Florida
Govin
Valencia
Corredas
Havana
Lee
Taylor
Spain
United States
Produce Exchange
Burglars Loot St Wendelin Church in Fostoria Ohio
Burglars forced entry by breaking a door glass at St Wendelin s Catholic church in Barelara Loota Fostoria Ohio and overhauled private rooms taking ciboriums ln nula vestments and books while scattering items on floors and yard. Bound Over For Murder in Dayton Albert Franz faced preliminary hearing for the murder of Bessie Little and was bound over for trial. Maine returns show Republican plurality likely around 40 000 with 418 towns reported. Reed receives congratulatory messages after large First district margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fostoria
St. Wendelin’s Catholic Church
Dayton
Albert Franz
Bessie Little
Frantz
Avausta
Maine
Carlisle Writes A Letter On Coinage Policy
Bak I Tarsor Me Sept 16 Secretary Carlisle has written to James P Helm of Louisville about party unity on gold and silver. He explains under the present system the government buys silver and must maintain parity with gold, but under unlimited coinage the parity obligation would end as coins go to individuals. He notes the government has made no discrimination between metals, paying gold or silver on demand.
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Bak I Tarsor
Secre
Tary Carlisle
James P. Helm
Louisville
Carlisle
East Greenville
Elmer Howells
Anderson
Johnnie Gerte
E. Gerts
Navarre
Mollie Davis
Massillon
Jesse Jenkins
David Jones
Mary J. Jenkins
Dalton
Phineas Collier
Owens
Campbell
Canal Falton
Samuel Evans
Lawrence
Youngstown
Minglewood
Populists Push Plan for Fusion With Democrats in New York
A surprise Populist showing convened after a protected conference and formed a five member committee to seek fusion with the Democratic state committee. Members include D M S Fero of Herk Falls chairman, R White of Millers Corners president of the Farmers Alliance, A C Fisk of Denver Colonel B M Druscan of Denver and C B Mattheys of Buffalo, who once ran for governor on the Populist ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brrra
Democratic State Committee
D. M. S. Fero
Hens Falls
The
People’s Party
Co. R. White
Millers Corners
Farmers’ Alliance
Farmers’ Alliance; Co
A.C. Fisk
Denver
B. M. Druscan
C. B. Mattheys
Buffalo
Populst
Mortgage Firm Kelley Fails Amid Asset Uncertainty
APOLIS Sept 15 A P O L I S F P and K E Kelley a well known mortgage firm has filed an assignment to GQ MM Tlansell and A C Cobb janity bilimes are estimated at between 0 00 60 and 150 000 The assets are not known The firm has loaned several millions of eastern money mostly on farm property and the loans are well secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apolis
K. E. Kelley
MM. Tlansell
A.C. Cobb
Irish National Alliance HQ Sees Surge of Visitors
New York Sept 16 visitors at the Irish National Alliance headquarters. Many Irish callers seek details about the arrest of Tyna Kearne Bull and Mann in Europe accused as principals in an alleged conspiracy to kill crowned heads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Irish National Alliance
Tyna
Kearne
Bull
Mann
Europe
Poisoning Suspects In Victor Cabin Deaths
In Victor Colorado on September 15 Charlet McGovern Ciles OToole and George Stevens were found dead in a cabin after heavy drinking. Harry Doyle and John McDermott were detained on suspicion of poisoning the victims while other occupants included two unidentified men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor
Colo
Silver Men In Control At State Democratic Convention
The New Haven convention saw the gold standard majority of the state central committee resign in favor of the Bryan wing. William Kennedy of Naugatuck was elected temporary chairman. The move is hailed as a major victory for silver supporters within the state democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Democratic State Central Committee
State Democracy
William Kennedy
Naugautack
Stamps by Fraud Involving American in Liverpool Case
Thomas Montgomery Joy an American from New York faced a local Liverpool police court charge for obtaining postage stamps by false pretenses. He ran a scheme promising a bicycle to ten top word entrants from Overland letters, requiring stamps. Police found 6000 letters at his office and 3000 more addressed to him undelivered. no bicycle named Overland could be found. Joy was committed for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Thomas Montgomery Joy
New York
Joy
McKinley hailed by Somerset farmers at his home
Major McKinley receives a two-part Somerset County delegation of farmers from Pennsylvania and Missouri amid an enthusiastic crowd. Speakers praise Republican unity, sound money, and foreign markets as workers and farmers cheer for McKinley and the Ames factory opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerset County
Missouri
Richard Kerens
McKinley
West
Kerens
New York Democrats Near State Convention Dominated by Tammany
Before the New York state Democratic convention, friction rose as Tammany delegation arrived. The lineup includes governor candidate John Bord Thacher, lieutenant governor nominee Tsunae Carlin, state chair James Hinkley, Elliott Danforth for national committeeman, and Frank Campbell as temporary chairman. The platform supports Chicago and attacks the Republican legislature, with calls for stricter anti trust measures and liquor law reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Berraro
New York
Hinkley
Elliott Danforth
Hill
Bernard Yarka
Kings County
John Bord Thacher
Albany
Tsunae Carlin
Brooklyn
Wee
James W. Hinkley
Chenang
William F. Sheehan
Frank Campbell
Bath
Thomas F. Grady
B. H. Rockwell
Chenung
Raines
Commission Pay Deals Amid Rail Rate Changes
Caicaco Sept 16 The Western Passenger association chairman allows commissions on Ground Army business after a Burlington stand. Other lines accept the shift. A peace among Chicago St Paul lines and related firms settles disputes. In Lake Michigan ferry matters Western roads differ on rates. Pankrspene W Va Sept 16 OLlie Archer 20, bank clerk, died after escaping from a nurse and drowning in the Little Kanawha river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caicaco
Western Passenger Association
Burlington
Chicago-St. Paul Lines
Gros Western
Agaist
Lake Aichigan Car Ferry Company
Basiinally
Higer
Lecut
Lake Michelan and
Lake Superior Transpontacen Company
Pankrespene
W. Va
Ollie Archer
South
Parkersburg
Kanawha
Hns
Ban croft sails for Gibraltar from Tompkinsville
The Ban croft departed Tompkinsville bound for Gibraltar on September 16 with a plan to call at Fayal and the Azores en route to coal duties. Navy orders say it must report to Admiral Selfridge at Cabraltar while at sea. East Greenville notes report local minor incidents, mine work, and upcoming games with various communities.
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Wasameroy
Bancroft
Tompkinsville
Gibraltar
Fayal
Azores
Navy Department
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