Ladies Muslin Underwear Price Jump at City Store
Largest stock and best value in the city offer Ladies Cortet Covers at 14 19 25 cents and up Ladies Muslin Drawers 25 29 and up Muslin Cambric Gowns 39 49 cents and up Muslin Skirts 39 69 75 cents and up to 2 49 Children s White Drezees in Nainsook and Mall with Lace Embroidery Trimming 29 cents to 2 98 specials on display in store windows with bold marketing text and limited time offer.
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Nainsook
Mall
Bryan Replies to Carlisle at Grand Opera House
May 25 Mearns Nebraskan reporter covers Bryan replying to Carlisle on currency, free coinage and silver value with emphasis on United States demand, gold usage, and bimetallism. Also notes Lucania speed record and Baker estate case with disinheritance ruling.
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Mearns
Memphis
south
secretary of the national treasury
citsauas
Groan
Carlisle
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
J. Mr. Allen
Mississippi
United States
Mexico
Fragmentary text on finances and language notes
The readable passages discuss burdens and ratios within a financial system and reference English and Hindu contexts. The text is unclear and contains mixed phrases, making concrete facts or outcomes hard to determine.
Newport Mayoral Races Result in PB J Boyte Victory
Newport May 25. In the mayoral election to fill the vacancy caused by a death, PB J Boyte Democrat won by 340 votes, with 1715 total. Republican John F Sanborn received 1369, while acting mayor E M Hammet running on domination papers got 485.
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Newport
NEWrPont
John Waters
PB. J. Boyte
John F. Sanborn
Rep
E. M. Hammet
Prize Fighters Sent to Prison in Easter Fight Case
MosMOUTH May 25. William O'Brien and James McCarthy indicted 13 principals in the Easter Sunday prize fight in this county. John Welsh and John C. Ruggy the seconds pleaded guilty to funding and receiving a challenge. They were fined 100 each and given four months in the county jail.
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MosMOUTH
Lus
William O'Brien
James McCarthy
John Welsh
John C. Ruggy
General Gordon Re-elected Commander-in-Chief
The fifth annual convention of the United Confederate Veterans association closed with General John B. Gordon of Georgia re-elected commander-in-chief Wade Hampton of South Carolina was named lieutenant general of the department of northern Virginia Stephen J. D. Lee of Mississippi lieutenant general of the department of Tennessee and W. L. Cabell lieutenant general of the trans-Mississippi. A resolution set apart days for memorial services honoring Confederate dead.
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Gordon
Houston
tex
United Confederate Veterans’ association
John B. Gordon
Georgia
Wade Hampton
South Carolina
Orderly Mine Strikers Claim West Virginia Victory
Pocahontas Va May 25 Twenty six men brought from Roanoke to work in the mines refused to work on learning of the strike. Lawless urged peaceful resolve for an advance while Morgan the mine manager vowed to protect willing workers. Coronel White urged peace and no threats as twelve hundred bands pledged to keep the peace. The strike is described as won with miners vowing not to submit, and Virginia soldiers arriving in Pocahontas.
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Eawlesy
West Virginia
Pocanoxtas
Crozers
W. Va
Roanoke
Laschess
McCorkle
pew
Lawless
Morgan
McCorkie
Coronel White
Webb
Wilkinson Will Escape Discipline in Railway Brotherhood
The Brotherhood convention heard charges of neglect against Grand Master Wilkinson for the three months he spent in California. He admitted indiscretions and poor oversight but many favored leniency and likely allowing him to serve his term. Grand Secretary Sheehan faced a similar charge.
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Wilkinson
GaLearnie
Brotherhood of Railway
E. Wilkinson
California
brotherhood
Sheehan sras
eulened
Graugh
Wilkinson wall
Young Griffo Held in Brooklyn Police Station
Young Griffo, the pugilist, arrived from Philadelphia and was locked up at Adams Street police station. He faces a maximum penalty of twenty years for his offense. The prisoner gave a rambling statement denying the crime, much of which cannot be published.
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Young Griffo
BROOKLYS
Ihiladelphia
Adams street
No Pring Fighting in Kansas
LEAVENWORTH May 25 Sheriff Rothenberger received a letter from Governor Morrill with explicit instructions to prevent the Dixon Gardner prize fight set for tomorrow in southern Leavenworth county He says a large force of deputies will be on hand to stop it in this county. Victoria Machen widow of Senator Willis B Machen died by suicide yesterday at her sister's home in Clinvoy suffering mental distress. Senator Machen was appointed by Governor Leslie and served one term.
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Byrnes
police department
board of police
Inspector Williams
Williams
Kansas
LEAVENWORTH
Kan
Rothenberger
Morrill
Leavenworth county
Clinvoy
Victoria Machen
United States
Willis B. Machen
Machen
Leslie
Hugh McCulloch Dead Former Treasury Secretary and Author
Washington obituary notes Hugh McCulloch ex secretary of the treasury born in Maine in 1787 died aged 86 at his country place near Washington after a long illness including lung trouble. He served under Lincoln and Arthur, wrote on public finance and politics, and authored Men and Measures of Half Century. Interment expected at Rock Creek Cemetery, with family awaiting a daughter arriving from Europe.
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Lincoln
Treasury
Arthur
Washington
Hugh McCulloch
the treasury
McCuloch
Rock Creek cemetery
New Yue
Europe
Hugh McCuila
BUGH MW CCLLOCH
treasury department
Willian Winderm
Mr. McCertloch
Maine
Tudiana
Hugh McCultoch
Kennebuck
Bowdein college
Fort Waurne
Ind
amliwe
State Bank of Indianes
Salmoon Chase
McGulwell
Fessenden
Lreat
Linculn
Mer. McCulloch
Iss
Walter Gresham
Air
McCull
McCulloch
Democratic party
Fle
Presbyterian General Assembly
bac
benevolens
Presbyter
Catholic Salvation Army style Catholic mission to mobilize Cleveland crowd
Catholic missionaries, backed by Bishop Torstmann, plan a mass street outreach in Cleveland that mirrors Salvation Army tactics but omits some features. Several local clergy may resign parish duties to join the street work as public meetings begin on street careers and curbs.
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Catholic Salvation Army
CLEVELAND
Salvation Army
Torstmann
Wheat market surge spurs debate on damage and demand
News from New York notes R G Dun weekly review questions the extent of wheat damage from May snows and frosts. While some injury is acknowledged, markets doubt severe losses will persist, with export demand and prices remaining volatile despite larger Western receipts. General Schofield denies presidential ambitions amid Confederate loyalty debates.
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R. G. Dun & Co
review of trade
Bradstreets
wade
Terrible Earthquake Hits Paramythia Albania
A severe quake struck Paramythia in the province of By Albania. The town, centered around a Greek bishop’s see, suffered near total destruction of homes. Fifty people were killed and about fifty injured in the disaster.
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Albania
Paramytiia
Paramythia
Fraudulent Voters Weeded Out in City Showcase
The board in session at the recorder of voters office has struck 7 400 names from a 29 000 registration. The names were removed as fraudulent and fictitious amid discussions of ballot fraud from last November election.
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SAs City
board of
recorder of voters’ office
olent
Olneyville Mill Strikes End. Mills Prepare to Open
Providence dispatch reports Olneyville strikers informed the central committee that two manufacturers plan to restart Monday. Atlantic and Riverside mills indicated their plant members tested yesterday and oiled bolts as they prepared to resume operations.
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PROVIDENCE
Atlantic
Riverside mills
Nutt Convicted in Kansan Jury Verdict May 33
The jury convicts Nutt on murder charges connected to an alleged plan to kill Mars and ties him to the Dirke tragedy in Pennsylvania. Payton testimony indicates intent to kill James Coleman with sentencing likely around twenty years. Other notes include Gordon facing no indictment in a separate Pennsylvania case and a Chicago incident of a father killing his daughter before suicide.
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Nutt
Atromsas
Kan
drones Nutt
Mars
Tesse Payton
istabet
Dirke
Pennsylvania
Hoda
James Coleman
will probaly
peniantiary
Fires Rage in Michigan Wisconsin and Virginia Stables Burned
Nuggets of news report dangerous forest fires near Ramsay and Iron Mountain Michigan and Ashland Wisconsin. Warner Moore Co stables in Richmond Virginia destroyed by fire last night with about a dozen horses killed. Tobacco workers convention in St Louis votes to affiliate with the American Federation of Labor. General J B Hawley Northwestern railway attorney dies suddenly at Hot Springs Arkansas.
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Ramsay
Iron Mountain
Mich
Ashland
Wis
Warner, Moore & Co
Richmond
national convention of tobacco workers
St. Louis
American Federation of Labor
J.B. Hawley
Northwestern railway
Nebraska
Abraham Wincela
Hot Springs
Atk
Reform in New Jersey Whel Convene on Tuesday Next
XEENTON May 25 The senate investigating committee held its last public meeting before reassembling the legislature on Tuesday June when it will report its work and draft bills to correct abuses exposed by the investigation. The committee examined clerks in chancery and the supreme court, detailing incomes and fees, and debated state expenditures over twenty years.
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Senate
XEENTON
senate investigating committee
corse
supreme court
Allen McDermott
Benjamin F. Lee
othes
Mr. McDermoth
Lee hill
Trolier
Corbin
Corin
Charles H. Simmerman
tudor foreau
McGuire
Mc Corlan
Queen's Birthday Honors Shadowed in May 25 News
The Queen's Birthday honors list includes Sir Henry Brougham Loch as a privy councillor and several second class title grants. Also reported: Vesuvius displays renewed activity with lava, smoke, and a new cone as earthquakes ripple from Japan to Calabria. In Toronto, Hyannis murder jurors fail to reach a verdict, leading to a September retrial.
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Hanors
Lox
Henry Brough Loeb
Cape Colony
ienry Trying
Lew
Morris
Russell
Earl of Aberdeen
zovenior Gentral
Canada
Vesuvius
NAPLES
Japan
Turkey
Calabria
Man lynched after alleged assault in Kentucky
In Henprnson Kentucky on May 25 Claude Henderson, also known as Kennedy, accused of attempting to assault a seven year old girl Mildred Gray near Dekovel, was taken from Caseville jail by an armed mob and found dead hanging near the scene.
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Henprnson
Claude Henderson
Kennedy
Mildred Gray
Dekovel
Caseville
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