Throngs of buyers crowded the store for bargain suits
A huge crowd swarmed the shop offering men's and boys suits at astonishing prices. Men's outfits range from double breasted navy twill to single breasted cashmere looks, with sizes up to 42 and prices from 37 to 1000. Children’s knee pants suits for boys to age 16, plus various styles in cheviots and cassimeres, advertised as extraordinary values. The retailer promises genuine savings, direct-from-maker quality, and no delays in processing orders.
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Tunis
Wild 1397 News Clippings Toss About Temperatures and Politics
A collage of 14th century snippets notes Hawaii annexation chatter and a possible governor appointment, Tennessee ex-governor Turney’s savings plan for legislatures, and Massachusetts bachelor gubernatorial odds. It mocks Philadelphia speed on love, cites Tolstoy’s critique of the Zulus, and riffs on yellow fever tied to climate. The piece includes garbled weather talk predicting disease spread at certain temperatures and a quixotic tale of a Philadelphia couple wed mid ride.
Cuba Autonomy Hope Fades After Weyler Rule
The piece argues Cubans value independence over Spanish rule as Weyler’s command hardened bitterness. It notes Premier Sapasia’s push for autonomy is too late and peace is only possible on Cuban terms, with the memory of Weyler’s actions shaping the struggle for liberty. It shifts to a New Jersey question about ex presidents, urging citizens to be responsible and virtuous, following Washington’s example.
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Lfe
Sapasia
Cuba
Marshal Campos
Weyler
Madrid
Bhees
Cleveland
Wr Tern
New Jersey
Wyernze
Washington
Nia
Yellow Fever Pattern on Gulf Coast Highlighted
The Sanitarian for October argues yellow fever follows the disease’s known history on the Gulf coast. He notes outbreaks align with excessive surface and subsoil vegetation buildup and with defective drainage and sewerage, reflecting a putrescent condition.
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Gulf Coast
Notes and Opinions A Fragmented View of 19th Century Beliefs
A garbled collection of quotes and claims from various papers touches politics, industry, and society. Topics include Confederate reunion timing, dogmatic views on patriotism, a London barrel deal, apple varieties, tunnel statistics, Washington spending, a millinery industry stance avoiding feathered adornments, and debates over chemical versus natural feathers.
Personal notes highlight figures and events from Paris to Baltimore
The item lists John Howells earning an architecture diploma in Paris after five years study, honors for Rev. Dr. Henry Schetb marking his Zion Lutheran pastorate anniversary, and details on Sir Randolph Knox as War Under Secretary. It mentions Marshall Field aiding Kenwood Presbyterian plans in Chicago, and Rowman Barrows to lead a new church. A New York milliner named Donn Bivint de ouwhen stands out for her striking blue-blown hair and hat-making talents.
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John Howells
WD. Howells
Paris
Episcopal Church of the Holy Innocents
Highland
Hubert Weir
Baltimore
Henry Schetb
Zion Lutheran Church
Randolph Henry Knox
Shite
War Office
Finncell
McKinley
Alger
McKenna
Langian
Chine
White House
Marshall Field
Chien
Bertome White
Kenwood
New York
Donn Bivint
Nen
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Boston Herald
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Massachusetts
Women's Rescue League
Leo Tolster
Ely
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St. Louis
Darger
Loston Globe
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Richmond
Matt and
Croker
Nashville
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Norfolk
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Jewisie
Coal Hiest
Iwison Sriceicn
D. C. Worthington
ST. Briggs & CO
Commerce ST
Palkland and
Chamlottis Streets
John S. Etheridge
Ierkley
Vornamonth
New Hone
Joan S. Mtrdge
the Electric Company of Virginia
Edison
Norte
Kstation
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Cove Etreet
Trathinentall 'Atelteer
Sahl
Heater Chemical Co
Mattaow
Hy Anens Sella
Philada
PAL
NEW NO. HK Water
Batchelder and Collins
Pital
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Pete
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Omaha
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