Fashionable Dress Goods and Accessories at The Boston Store
The Boston Store advertises girls dresses for ages 1 to 14 in calico gingham linen pique and duck with neat trimming priced up to 3.00. Also featured are dainty dimity organdy lawn dresses $1.50 to $5.00, girls’ dressing lacques $1.00 to $3.00, corset covers in fine organdy from 1.00 up to 2.25, fine linens including damask and napkins, and a assortment of fabrics like albatross French flannel surah taffeta and Poi de Soie priced 4.45 to 14.00. New neckwear and belts in silk chiffon and chenille from 2.50 to 12.00.
Local Fishing Tackle and Supplies Ad
A garbled ad lists fishing tackle and gear including hooks 12 for a price, jointed fishpoles, fish baskets, sinks, bait boxes, wheels, and sundries from Cleveland and Columbia. Also mentions toiletries and frame items with low prices and sales notes.
Plague Reappears in Egypt and Global Events Roll On
Reports sketch a world in flux with Egyptian plague resurgence, Chinese uprisings and court moves, Rhodes health update, Manila prison change for Aguinaldo, and U S public utility talk in San Francisco. Memphis Derby victory noted, plus labor strife on Great Lakes routes and a Syracuse bridge collapse injuring riders.
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San Francisco
Navy Department
Perry
Steellrest
Engineers’ Union
Great Lakes
Rusia
Japan
Pretoria
South Africa
Kngland
Joseph Chamberlain
Syracuse
N. Y
Jim McCartney
Montana
Dickinson
N. D
Frank Burt
Wichita
Kane
Portland brewers strike nears end and regional notices
The report notes near end of Portland brewers strike. Lowell Waeh 8000ire on Monday. Nome mail dated January 15 to Seattle. Harney county residents push railroad links. pneumonia in Klondike with expected deaths. Skagway townsite action pending with Interior Department. Governor Hoyt denies martial law in Coeur d Alene. Nome rush season to be larger. Salem frost but no orchard damage. Napoleon Davis books checked as correct. James Aiken convicted of murder in Oregon City. Umpqua Valley Oil Co formed in Roseburg. miner Seth Jaynes sets Seattle route record. Washington supreme court sets death for Eben L. Bovee in Tacoma restaurant case. Jos W Markt to be Pacific Univ dean. townships in Stevens, Terry, Okanogan to be opened for settlement. Eugene Opera House Co formed with 15000 capital to build Willamette project.
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Lowell
Waeh
Nome
Seattle
Harney County
Klondike
Skagway
Pelea
Salem
Napoleon Davis
James Aiken
Oregon City
Umpqua Valley Oil Company
Roseburg
Seth Jaynes
Wee
Meee
Honey, KR. A
Booth
F. L. Chambers
Eugene Opera Houve Company
Willamette
Dr. Pierce Promises Health Remedies For Women
The advertisement touts Dr. Pierce as curing womanly illnesses and restoring health through medicines and private consultations. It claims relief from backache headaches and other conditions linked to long hours at sewing machines and unhealthy attics. Messages invite ill women to write for private advice and sample remedies.
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Eich
N V. Tierce
Pierce
Alaska Companies Form Two New Firms In Yukon Trade
San Francisco April 10. Major Alaska firms combine into two New Jersey named companies. Northern Navigation will run transport with a fleet near 100 Yukon river steamers. Northern Commercial will mine and trade with stores and warehouses at mining camps along the Yukon. Main offices listed in San Francisco Seattle Victoria and Vancouver. Northern Navigation capital 4.25 million. Northern Commercial 7 million.
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San Francisco
Alaska Commercial Company
Alaska Exploration Company
Seattle
Yukon Transportation Company
Empire Transportation Company
Alaska
North American Trading and Transportation Company
Lane of
New Jersey
Northern Navigation Company
Northern Commercial Company
Victoria
Vancouver
Yukon
Chicago Capital
John J. Healy
Lannea
St. Michaels
Cape Some
Fire Threatens Central Hospital for the Insane in Indianapolis
Fire at a linen closet in the ward housing violent female patients was brought under control within an hour. No injuries occurred as staff and patients handled the emergency, with the central hospital for the insane saved from major destruction.
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Indianapolis
Central Hospital
Boiler explosion kills two workers at Norfolk plant
Norfolk, April 10. An explosion wrecked a Boild era & Manufacturing Co. plan ing mine this morning. Night Foreman Harrill and Torper Hotler, both colored, were killed in the blast.
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Norfolk, Va
Boildera & Manufacturing Company
Planing
Harrill
Torper Hotler
Man Kills Wife Then Takes Own Life Over Novels
In Louisville Kentucky a 19 year old man identified as Devore killed his wife Bertha with a razor as she slept then slashed his own throat. The couple married in February and a trashy novel was found on the dresser. A related Ohio case in Manfield reports Frank Carroll fatally shot himself after claiming his life was ruined in front of a witness linked to Mary Fox.
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Loulaville
Are Devers
Bertha
Devore
Jombumy
Manafield
Ohio
Frank Carroll
Mary Fox
Carroll
Appointment controversy roils artillery post in Washington
President names Col Wallace Randolph chief of artillery under a reorganization bill. The move defies Gen Miles after he had selected Col John Rogers. In other news, Attorney-General Wan appears before the U S Supreme Court, welcomed by the Chief Justice as his commission is filed.
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Washington
Col
Wallace Randolph
Miles
Milow
John Rogers
Knox
Pe Waahi
Wan
United States Supreme Court
R Richarde
Diaz Visits Governor in Mexico City
President Diaz yesterday visited Governor Dehesa during a day marked by a ceremonial walk from the palace to the hotel in Mexico City. The outing underscored ongoing relations between central and state authorities.
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Dehesa
Mexico City
President Diaz
Moxton Governor Seen Visiting Vera Cruc Hotel
Hoan of Vera Crus reports illness at the burbide hotel as President Dine walks from his palace to the hotel appearing in good lung health. Mo is described as the most progressive American governor in Moxton and is associated with the Dias cabinet.
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Hoan
Vera Crus
Dine
Dias
Moxton
Southern Pacific Express Wreck Near Bradley California
A Southern Pacific No New Orleans express train derailed at Bradley in Monterey County due to a broken flame. The wreck involved the engine tender baggage car two coaches and three tourist cars all burned. Two standard seats and a private car with D O Milla and party were saved after being cut off and hauled back. No fatalities reported.
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San Francisco
Southern Pacific
New Orleans Express
Bradley
Monterey County
D. O. Milla
Ripley Trial Opens Over Goebel Murder Allegations
In Frankfort on April 10 the Garnett Ripley trial began as a jury was formed. Ripley, a farmer and Democrat, pleaded not guilty. He was a militia captain who arrived in Frankfort under Governor Taylor’s orders to face charges of complicity in the Goebel murder.
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Frankfort
Garnett Ripley
Goebel
Ripley
Taylor
Insurgent Funds Seized as Tinie Surrender Nears
Report from Mantis dated April 10 says Lieutenant Mallow of the Twenty-third Infantry captured $40,000 in insurgent funds. General Cailles reportedly tallies the siege while Aroinalde seeks Tinie’s surrender before liberation.
Bankrupt broker Hernan Front commits suicide amid stock exchange collapse
Reported in New York on April 11, Hernan Front a broker once valued at about half a million dollars, allegedly faced a declared Bankrupt action by the Consolidated Stock Exchange and took carbolic acid last night at the Hoffman home before dying. In St Petersburg on April 10 Lagowski, a provincial figure who tried to examine Procirator General Mobyee donostolf of the Holy Synod, has been sentenced to years of penal servitude.
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New York
Children's Hospital
Randall's Lsland
Commmldated Stock Exchange
Hernan Front
Hoffman
St. Petersburg
Lagowsk
Kroger to Air From Rotterdam to United States in May
Paris April 10 Kruger announces Happel will broadcast from Rotterdam to the United States May 3, arriving in New York June 7. The note mentions Paris Peper and aligns with ongoing international broadcasting plans through mid year.
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Paris
Peper
Kruger
Happel
Kroger
Rotterdam
New York
Salem Faces Revenue Shortfall Sparks Budget Refit
Officials warn Salem's finances are strained with a heavy deficit and plan a return to traditional revenue methods to fund city services. The move aims to restore balance through stepped up collections and cautious spending while assessing potential new revenue options.
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Salem
France and Italy Demonstrations in Toulon Amid Naval Review
Paris reports show Toulon crowds greeting the Italian and French squadrons as the Belgian Italian fleet arrives for a harbor review. President Lontet conferred the Legion of Honor on Admiral Mirttoff before departure for Toulon.
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Toulon
Wallan
North German Oil Company Offers Reward for Polletolon Find
In Kromertlaven on April 10 the North German Llowl company offered a reward of ten thousand marks for the restitution of the polletolon from the Kalwr Crowe upon the discovery of the thiewon.
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Laa
Lambs prosper as farmers report strong lambing season
John W. May of Choredare notes lambing campaigns at Way Craiford and Vroik Chapran south of Pendleton yield remarkable results with high rates. Cattle remain good property for profits and John Or. Feeneh of Hottercreek reports gras slow to grow. The annual intercollegiate field meet will occur at McMinnville in early summer.
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John W. May
Choredare
Ett Tee
Craiford
Vroik Chapran
Pendleton
Ray
John Or. Feeneh
Hottercreek
Vinson
Vroneh
French
McMinoville
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J. L. May & Co
Chicago Board of Trade
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Erie
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