02 Mar 1894
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Newspaper
Oakes Weekly Republican
Location
Oakes, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1894
Page
1
The seller touts purchased spring and summer clothing at discounts from wholesale houses and factories. Boys suits offered at 1.25 and 2.50 to 3.00 values, mens suits 6.00 to 9.00, all wool shrunk units priced at 15. Dollars and discounts are emphasized to attract buyers during hard times.
A local ad promotes a vast selection of shirts for men and boys with prices as low as 48 cents for a sturdy work shirt. It claims the stock is the finest and most complete yet, highlighting extensive underwear offerings and unusually cheap prices.
A sales note promotes a line of trunks and Rachels with emphasis on quality and low prices. It stresses value and invites readers to shop for the best bargains at the bar gain location.
The Chronicle notes an imminent retirement of Mr. Gladstone with age and health cited as reasons. Reports say Liberal leaders weigh future succession while Lord Rosebery is favored by some, yet no firm decision on timing has been reached. A Victoria visit and palace audience are also described amid this political turmoil.
In Pirrescro on February 17 a Pennsylvan ia initiative consolidated the Thirty fourth ward public school with St James Roman Catholic parochial school and installed four nuns as teachers. Central board approved, no class division, Protestant and Catholic children taught together. Attendance slight decline but cause unclear.
A late February congressional log shows repeated quorum failures delaying votes on the Bland tariff measure, with incendiary floor clashes in the Senate and House. Washington’s Birthday observances punctuated a week of adjourning and strategic caucusing as party lines heated the debate.
Treasury cash balance stands at 138,098,915 dollars as Topeka hosts the Kansas Bankers' association. Russian minister de Giers is critically ill. Supreme Court upholds barber Sunday closing law. Colfax Manufacturing head Charles Patch dies in South Bend after prolonged illness. Mrs. Sofia Beresford dies of glanders from a family horse in San Francisco. A third suspect in the Jes Tuckee murder near Stanton, Alabama is killed near Jamison. A Chicago lion escapes for 20 minutes before return to its cage. Transcontinental sleeping car rates to rise on March 1. Nebraska Grand Army selects Church Howe as commander. Bayard and Sackville-West meet in London. not on speaking terms. Guatemala suspends payment report treated skeptically in Washington. Agents’ meeting set for Lake Worth, Iowa, on March 20. Steele Mackaye travels to San Diego. Rescue efforts continue in Wilkes-Barre mines with ten days expected. General Early improving and resting up. Oceanic reaches San Francisco. Honolulu quiet. Six miners die in Blossburg Colorado mines near Raton New Mexico from explosion. Fourteen smallpox cases in Edwards County hospital with one death. British bark Montgomery wrecked. eight crew drowned.
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