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They advertise wool pants sewn with linen thread to resist ripping and claim the line offers tailor quality suits for men and boys at prices fit for hard times.
12 Jan 1894
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Newspaper
Oakes Weekly Republican
Location
Oakes, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1894
Page
1
They advertise wool pants sewn with linen thread to resist ripping and claim the line offers tailor quality suits for men and boys at prices fit for hard times.
Honolulu reports detail Minister Willis challenging President Dole to restore the queen’s authority, the provisional government’s refusal, and the Corwin’s dispatch disputes. The scene cools as the US cutter’s movements and Thurston’s Washington plans shape Hawaii’s political stance amid royalist and annexation tensions.
A massive blaze at the World’s Fair in Chicago began in the Casino near the Agricultural building and spread to the Peristyle Music Hall and Liberal Arts structure. Loss to exhibitors estimated at 1000000 dollars, one fireman killed, three others injured, wind and water hindered rescue efforts as flames consumed exhibits and statues above the lakefront embankment.
Early 1900s market notes show wheat and rye trends in Milwaukee and Duluth with No. 1 Northern and No. 2 spring quoted. Cattle and hog prices steady to active with mixed packers and prime readings. lambs and sheep listed with lower prices. Grain reports cover Minneapolis and Fargo with January close data and track arrivals.
Both houses convened at noon with leaves of absence revoked. Democrats pressed to debate tariff while Republicans blocked a quorum. Senate backed noninterference in Hawaii pending Foreign Affairs panel review. Tax Democrats failed to sustain quorum in House, plan to take up elections. Hoar sought Treasury authority on Blount Hawaiian payments. The Wilson bill slated for vote on Jan 25.
In Wasumetox on January 10 exhibitors claim goods burned in Chicago world fair buildings were destroyed by fire. They will sue to prove criminal negligence or complicity by exposition officials. The government disclaims responsibility for safety of goods in bonded warehouses and will generally remit duties on destroyed merchandise.
A weekly roundup notes Baron Selvyne and Colonel Floyd Clarkson dead, Afghanistan’s ameer gains an honorary grand cross, clerical enthronement in Armagh, and a host of incidents. Fire, murders, bank robberies, executions, unionism, and shipping changes mark the period. Includes political moves, criminal verdicts, and Westminster notes.
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