09 Mar 1894
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Newspaper
Oakes Weekly Republican
Location
Oakes, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1894
Page
1
We have bought thousands of dollars worth of clothing at a bargain and pass the savings to you. Wholesale houses and factories selling at a loss allow us to offer boys suits at 1.25 and 1.50, mens suits at 6.00, and all wool shrunk units at 15. This sale highlights excellent value for spring and summer apparel.
A local retailer touts a wide range of mens and boys shirts with a working shirt priced at 48 cents. The shop claims an unprecedentedly complete underwear stock and exceptionally low prices, asserting no previous sale matches the value offered in Oakes.
Local store promotes trunks and sachels as top values with emphasis on quality and pricing. Shop touts broad selection and strong discounts, inviting customers to browse for best deals on durable gear and accessories.
Reports from Troy reveal a violent election riot as shots were fired near a polling place. Robert Ross was killed, his brother William gravely wounded, and John McGough injured. A crowd clashed with repeaters and voters amid a chaotic scene with multiple injuries and at least one fatality.
In Washington a heated push to pass the Wilson tariff bill is bedeviled by sugar disagreements. Democratic senators clash over ad valorem and refinery interests while Treasury and whiskey tax questions merge with sugar duties. No final plan. caucus signs show fragile progress amid looming delays.
In a two train session on Wednesday February 28 the Senate devoted most of the day to Senator Fryes speech opposing President Clevelands Hawaiian policy. After a brief executive session the body adjourned. Mr Bland pressed his seigniorage bill but a quorum failed for the vote on the special order leaving the bill in limbo. The long struggle continues over the island bill and the silver weight issue.
A roundup of 41 Populist delegates in Leadville include 29 women. Divorces filed by L Lyle in Fort Worth. Fatal coal gas deaths near Marion. Obituaries note Dr. R W Patterson and Lt Charles A Churchill. Crimes and trials feature J J Corbett acquittal, Charles Sulyards hanging, and William Barr surrender. Sing Sing work detail for Boss McKane. Bank liquidations and quarantines affect regions from Spokane to Wyoming.
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