Plan for coming year emphasizes low prices and quick sales
To Our Patrons: we are laying plans for the coming year and if goods can be purchased cheaper we will pass the savings to you. Our prices have always been below competition and our goods are the finest. We will be on hand to protect your interests by selling first class reliable goods at the lowest figures. Our plan is quick sales and small profits to move stock rapidly and keep a fresh supply. We thank you for past favors and solicit a liberal share of your future patronage and wish you a happy and prosperous New Year.
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New War Talk Claims Chile Crisis May Trigger U.S. War
Washington dispatch from the New York Herald reports that the administration seeks war power from Congress if Chile refuses demands for apology and indemnity. Navy and army preparations are under way with 10,000 troops ready for deployment to Chile, including Admiral Gherardi and General Miles in command, with troops from San Francisco and other ports.
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Chili Holds Off Apology Demand After Sailor Murders
Washington dispatch reports the administration will press for apology and reparations from Chili for the Valparaiso sailors murders. U S government stresses dignity and stronger action if Chili delays. Chilean threats and anti American sentiment are noted amid sparse conciliatory signals. Strangers in San Francisco suspected as spies to be probed. Unusual work at a navy yard gas plant is described along with a boxing bout ban by police.
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Fire sweeps Chattanooga stores amid fatal injuries
The Chattanooga fire destroys Loveman's dry goods and endangers the business district with high winds. Three girls are reported burned to death and two more seriously injured, likely fatally. Hastings accident list grows to eleven dead in New York. unrelated car deaths include several named individuals. Eastern Michigan Asylum near destruction as fire rages through the north wing. Detroit aids as the Emergency continues. News notes also cover a San Francisco press club convention set for January.
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Murder at Lyons bar over unpaid drinks reported
Lyons Iowa December 28 Frank Redfield of Clinton entered a Lyons bar asked for drinks and, refusing to pay, was killed by bartender George Jones who struck him with a soldering iron. Jones is under arrest and once rioted on the old City of Dubuque steamer incident.
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