Striking Barment of New York and Political Shifts Abroad
Reports indicate 3,500 Barment workers returned to New York flaring 22,400 still out as labor unrest continues. Roosevelt declines presidential nomination in Republican clubs amid Greece Turmoil and Turkey concerns. Debates over tobacco tax and European war fears ripple through politics. Grain stocks show declines with 4,857,000 bushels wheat, 905,000 oats, and 57,000 rye on hand.
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Chicago
Lafayette and France remembered on decoration day
The article notes last year's laying of a chaplet on Lafayette's grave in Paris by Colonel Mills' daughter and a similar tribute by General Porter. It emphasizes French aid to American independence and urges continued remembrance with flowers on decoration day for the hero who aided the colonies.
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Lafayette
Grand Army of the Republic
Boston
Paris
General Porter
United States
Wrenchman
LaPayette
France
Gillant
Washington Times Extends Pity to McKinley Over Cuban Crisis
The Washington Times laments McKinley’s position amid Cuba conflicts, praising his supposed restraint while accusing him of being bound by advisers. It notes rival outlets mock his stance and questions where the president truly stands on Cuba.
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McKinley
America
United States
Hanna
Wale
Hawley
Hoar
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Mall and Express
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Tribute to Queen Victoria in Century Magazine
Ex Ambassdor Thomas I Isayard contributes a lengthy homage to Queen Victoria in the Century Magazine June issue. He praises her long reign and its moral, intellectual, and material impact on the British Empire and notes the quiet, persistent influence of her domestic leadership.
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Century
Thomas I. Isayard
England
Victoria
Bayard
Thait
Great Britain
Iengland
The Sixteenth Anniversary of Queen Victoria’s Accession
The passage praises domestic virtue and public power, linking pure governance to well ordered homes. It notes the 20th of the current month marks the sixteenth anniversary of Queen Victoria’s accession, highlighting a reign longer and greater than any prior English sovereign.
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Victoria
Gifting the Teachers College in New York City
In New York City it was announced that Joseph Millbank funded the $250,000 building of the Teachers College. The memorial honors Millbank’s parents, reflecting on sentimental views of gifts and anniversaries in marriage.
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New York City
Joseph Millbank
Teachers’ College
Personal notes and reflections from varied figures
The item lists several brief notices: Rev John MenNeill once a railway porter turned evangelist. George du Mautier’s grave in Wrampstead Sing land with a wooden monument. Mr Labouchere notes the diamond jubilee date coincides with the battleship Victoria logs. Ex Lieutenant Governor Hanna moves his children from Indianapolis public schools citing history bias on Lee and Grant.
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George du Mautier
Wrampstead
Singland
Labouchere
Victoria
Hanna
Indiana
Indianapolis
Lee
Grant
Norfolk presses push to abolish license laws for newspapers
A Norfolk city council ordinance extending licenses to newspapers is criticized as illegal and overreaching. The piece argues licenses hamper interstate commerce and urges abolition of license requirements to free domestic commerce and spark a state level reform debate before the next General Assembly.
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Supreme Court of the United States
United States
General Assembly
DARD APPAREL AT LOWER PRICES THAN EVER
The Great Store boasts Bargain Values across big departments for standard apparel and genuine economy. Incoming mail brings orders for duplicates. cash purchasing power is strong. The store advertises reliable goods with solid value and money refund warranty. People flock to the store.
Mien's Suits and Fabric Quality Stand Out in Clothing World
Mien's Suits offers mens wear praised for fabric quality and affordability. The shop emphasizes clean production and fair pricing while maintaining style, describing stock as superior to inexpensive, shoddy clothing.
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Madis
Servich
Four Ninety Seven Promises Honest Values In Suits
Four Ninety Seven advertises deep discounts on men s fine suits claiming genuine value and direct-from-maker savings. Lucil Black and Blu SeEnGe in men s wear are highlighted as never before quoted by any other house, drawing hundreds of pleased customers.
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Five Ninety-Eight Suit Savings Highlight Departmental Rigging
A garbled notice notes savings in a 598 style suit selection and its impact on furnishings costs. The fragment suggests a price-based decision influencing department purchases and potential material costs across stories.
Six Forty Seven Men’s Suits At Bargain Prices
The notice promotes men’s suits at six forty seven. Standard quality is emphasized with staple patterns and good workmanship. It highlights low prices and value, calling attention to affordable options this week.
Cloth and Trimmings Sell Below Actual Cost
A note states that seventy seven line items are sold for less than the real cost of the cloth and trimmings, not accounting for the workmanship.
Ten Dollar Suits Challenge High Cost Tailors
A advertisement asserts a single price difference between Thesis Yorams ten dollar suits and high cost tailors. It claims their garments match or exceed workmanship while costing about half the price charged by manufacturers, noting superior styling.
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ARIS
Extraordinary value in men’s suits for every day wear
Youths and young men’s suits offered in strong patterns with coat pants and vest matching. Sizes up to large 1g. Emphasis on extraordinary value and durable materials for daily use.
Two Ninety Seven Suits Popular With Young Men
Readable lines show a trend of youths buying two ninety seven suits as a neat stylish coat. The piece notes many young men studying economy are purchasing these suits, highlighting a fashion move among students.
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Ol Agis
Three Forty Seven Suits Offer Bargains for Young Men
Prudent parents consider market options as Three Forty Seven promotes phenomenal bar gains and bargain pricing. The campaign highlights value suits for young men with strong appeal to cost-conscious shoppers.
Broken catalog fragment hints at bargain clothing sale
Fragmentary list mentions odd sizes and bargain prices to convert men's suits into cash. The garbled text suggests a sale or clearance event with stock from a retailer or department. No clear date or place is readable.
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Cortlier
Plaid Menswear Designs For Youth Suits Launched
A Northern mill announces new plaid suit designs for youths up to 19, marking a bold spring line. The release targets the young market with 50 distinct styles praised for color and fit.
Children's Suits Offered for 65 Cents in Refer Jackets
Sixty five cents buys children’s suits and jackets with embroidered sailor collars in sizes to age seven. Also regular double breasted plain jackets up to size sixteen. Grey brownish mix and matchless bargain value for a full suit at sixty five cents.
Sailor suits offered at sixty eight cents
Bargain sale for boys sailor suits up to age W. Madin with Batra deep collars trimmed and well made. Normally a dollar value, price reduced to sixty eight cents for quick buyers. No duplicates at this price after the lot closes.
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W. Madin
Imitation Duck Suits Hit Unusually High Child Prices
An unusual listing shows brown washable duck suits priced at eighty nine cents in natty reefers with age seven and up to eight in inclusive sizing. The bizarre ad suggests new headwear and shirts priced competitively for children.
Points of wear regarding material and workmanship
Bounded as a brief notice claiming superior quality of BOYAL suits over competitors. The ad notes better fabric and workmanship, urging shoppers to compare prices and value at the store offering the higher quality garments.
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BOYAL
One Ninety Seven Children’s Suits On Sale
The notice promotes children’s wear with sturdy fabrics and up to date style. Prices range from 2.23 to 5.00 dollars and highlight exceptional value at ninety seven cents for extra good suits in sizes up to age 16.
Twenty Three Cent Knee Pants Bargain in Checks
An odd laundry advertisement offers knee pants made from washable fabrics in nobby check and plaid designs in sizes 4 to 16. Extra well made and serviceable, the unusual bargain is only twenty three cents while supplies last.
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BUCN
Bargain Sailor Suits For Boys At Low Prices
Ninety eight cents for sailor suits for boys and thirty seven cents for knee pants highlight a bold sale of washable fabrics and all wool cheviot garments. The offer emphasizes superior quality, low price, and substantial savings compared with higher priced competitors.
Children’s Nobby Plaid Suits and Tie Outfit Description
An OCR fragment describes children’s suits in plaid designs with rubbs and plain jackets. Pants feature double seat and knee, holdfast bands, taped seams. Tie outfits include all components, detailing incomplete.
Fifty Cents Knee Pants For Boys In America
An advertisement proclaims price and style of knee pants for boys. It market specifies wood cheviot fabric with reinforced seams for durability and strong construction advertised as the best value for service. See ing is believing.
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America
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