Reduction Sale Of Men's Clothing At Gimbel Brothers
Gimbel Brothers Philadelphia offers a major sale on high grade suits in fancy worsteds cassimeres cheviots tweeds home spuns and imported covert cloths all reduced to 10 a suit. The sale features Skinner’s silks and finishes two year maker guarantees and extensive bicycle and sporting goods specials on the third and sixth floors with numerous apparel and footwear bargains.
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Philadelphia
Skinner
Gimbel
Hosiery Bargains and Misses Underwear on Sale
Half a dozen lots of hosiery in new styles offered at low prices. Fancy paisa, ribbed Lisle, plain gauze Lisle, black cotton with embroidery, opera length, and children’s hose priced well below regular value. Hermsdorf dye sale at 19c per pair. Separate misses and children's underwear section highlights full lines and fitting facilities. Drawers, skirts, and muslin garments for girls praised.
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Hermsdorf
Bargain Menswear Night Shirts and Collars Cuffs
A New York store advertises 240 men's cambric night shirts neatly trimmed with no collar, priced 75 cents each or three for $2. It also highlights American made linen collars and cuffs, samples at 12 1/4 cents, and a broader range on the first floor. Women’s waists offered from $1 to $21 with sale items and novelties, plus second floor bicycle suits and circular skirts priced around $4 to $4.75.
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Columbia
Beck
Mesinger
Hartford
Art Qu
Morgan Uick
Gleason
Dixon
Yale
Spalding
Butler
Sporting Goods
Wright & Ditson's
Newport
Central Park
Garner
Madras
Kids' Wear and Accessories Sale at Hamburg House
Wholesale neighbors move out and sell a new stock of children's skirts and night shirts with assorted sizes from 1 to 14 years. Hats and belts feature in stock with bargain prices on gloves, belts, and chatelaines. A large assortment includes umbrella skirts, two tone belts, and leather accessories on sale on the first floor north aisle.
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Hamburg
Young, Smyth, Field & Co
Traveling Bags and Accessories at Bargain Prices
An assortment of travel bags and leather cases listed with sizes and prices including all leather cases from 14 to 18 inches and brass trim models. Also offered are canvas cases, leather bound telescope sizes, and a large sale on a variety of ties and shirt collars with affordable pricing.
Steamer Favorite To Augustine Park
Churches lodges and other organizations can secure dates at percept profit or charter with all privileges. Sundays weekdays or moonlights. Apply A M to 5 P M daily or Thursday evenings until 9 o clock. 401 Lippincott Building Twelfth and Filbert Streets James H B Gam Manager.
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Augustine Park
Lippincott
Twelfth
Filbert Streets
James H
Gam
Thomas Clyde
Woodland Beach
Pennsgrove
James E, Otis
Military Day at Pennsylvania Military College Chester
Yesterday was Military Day at the Pennsylvania Military College in Chester. Colonel Sumner of the Sixth United States Cavalry reviewed drills and dress parade with officers from multiple regiments. Cadet Arthur B. Newton won the Colonel John G. Bergfels medal in a cavalry contest and several cadets received marksman medals.
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TIMES
CupaTer
Pennsylvania Military College
S. 8. Sumner
United States Cavalry
White
Howze
Sixth Cavalry
E. W. Evans
Eighth Cavalry
P. M. Washabaugh
G. McK. Williamson
United States
Eastern Alumni Association
John W. Loveland
Newark
John G. Bergfels
Arthur B. Newton
Sumner
Ludington
Hobbs
Hutchinson
Rathbone
Chase
Roach
Condensed Cablegrams and Global Events Brief
Vesuvius erupts with lava flows threatening surrounding towns in a wide area. The British House of Commons adjourns until June 17 after a workers compensation bill passes committee. Athens observes a Requiem Mass for foreign volunteers who died in the Turkish war.
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Vesuvius
House of Commons
London
Athens
Turkey
Wintersteen Denies Knorr Conspiracy Ties In Explosive Case
Lloyd Wintersteen, key figure in the dynamite conspiracy trial before Judge James N. Ermentrout in Bloomsburg, testifies about his life, stock dealings with Knorr, and alleged plans. He denies threats against Mrs. Knorr or Mr. Waller and refutes supplying poison or dynamite related details. The session focuses on meetings in Bloomsburg Reading and Harrisburg and claims to seek to end litigation to save estate funds.
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BloomsBurn
Lloyd
Wintersteen
James N. Ermentrout
Reading
Graham
Commonwealth
Armstrong
Mifflinville
Columbia County
C. A. Pardee & Co
Holling
Bloomsburg Iron Company
W. D. Beckley
Knorr
Harrisburg
New York
Broadway
Fourteenth Streets
Bloomsburg
Cherry Street
Market Street
Waller
Wingert
Wilkesbarre
Espy
Catawisca
Rupert
Mainville
Mr. Shields
F.L. L
Doctors by the Shore Visit Atlantic City Delegation Arrives for AMA Meet
A 1200 member American Medical Association delegation with wives and daughters arrived by special Reading Railroad train in Atlantic City. Mayor Stoy and local doctors welcomed them with a reception at the Brighton Casino and a Garden Hotel banquet despite rain. The program included addresses, a poem of welcome, and toasts, with plans for trolley rides to Longport and ocean views before returning to Philadelphia.
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Atlantic City
American Medical Association
Reading
Stoy
Philip Marvel
E. P. Williams
Posadie
Snowball
Reynolds
Joseph Edwards
B. A. Riley
Brighton Casino
Thomas K. Reed
James North
William B. Atkinson
Philadelphia
Association
W. Blair Stewart
Garden Hotel
Longport
Pennsylvania Ilroad
Bright trade outlook from Dun's on May failures and production
R G Dun and Co foresees a bright trade outlook citing May failures by business branches as the smallest since 1895 in several categories and noting a broader rise in manufacturing output. The report compares current conditions with 1879 price surges and predicts a momentum shift as production outpaces demand, with retail distribution unusually high across the country.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Enjoyable smoker entertains delegates at Manufact urers' Club
Delegates were entertained by professional talent including singers humorists and sketch artists at a smoker hosted by the Commercial Museum. Refreshments were abundant and the evening was described as unique and enjoyable. The group will tour Fairmount Park by carriage visit the Bourse and lunch before traveling to Atlantic City for Sunday stay.
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Mueum
Manufacturers’ Club
Fairmount Park
Atlantic City
Faure’s Visit to Russia Confirmed for July 25
Paris announces that M. Faure will depart for Saint Petersburg on July 25 to pay a return official visit to the Czar. He will travel by sea and be accompanied by Foreign Minister Hanotaux.
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Paris
M. Faure
St. Petersburg
Hanotaux
La Salle College Junior Elocution Contest Winners Hope June Prize
The La Salle College junior division held an elocution contest in the school gym yesterday. Notables present included Brother Candidian of Baltimore and Inspector Gustavus. Contestants performed works by Stupy Connor Shaw Devlin Mansfield McCrudden Mulhern Killian Hasenbuhler Costello Diamond and others. Judges were Magistrates Smith Ward and Molony. The winner will be announced June 22 with a gold prize awarded at the annual commencement.
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la Salle College
Candidian
Baltimore
Gustavus
Brother Francis
St. Ann's Parochial School
Herbert J. Stupy
Potomac
Charles H. Connor
James L. Shaw
Henry T. Devlin
John Maynard
Thomas J. Mansfield
Custer
Michael J.mccrudden
James J. McAnally
Martin T. Mulhern
Red Jacket
Joseph A. Killian
Albert J. Hasenbuhler
James F. McCrudden
Gualberto
Frederick F. Schmitt
Anthony
Francis de 8. Gil
James P. Costello
Gaudenus
James A. Diamond
Fontenoy
M. Smith
John J. Ward
John J. Molony
Bate
Bricks Collapse on Street Car Injures Woman on Twelfth
A rainloosened pile of bricks along Twelfth Street near Walnut toppled onto a passing street car. Passenger Mrs. Bucher of 1181 Quincy Street was unconscious with a head wound and taken to Jefferson Hospital. Other riders suffered minor injuries.
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Twelfth Street
Walnut
Mrs. Bucher
Quincy Street
Manayunk Man Killed by Freight Train on Rail Line
John Singer aged 45 from Shawmont Street was struck by a backing freight train on the Pennsylvania Railroad at Dominie Lane Manayunk. Several cars passed over him before the train stopped. His body was mangled and taken to a undertaker's pear.
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John Singer
Pennsylvania Railroad
Dominie Lane
Manayunk
Undertaker
Shawmont Street
Aunt accuses uncle of assault. police arrest Patrick Doyle
Mrs Margaret Handel led her 3 year old daughter Annie to the Eleventh district station and said the child was assaulted by her uncle Patrick Doyle of 14 Fencekeapers' court several days earlier. Policeman Baldwin arrested Doyle who denied the charge.
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Margaret Handel
Frankford Avenue
Annie
Eleventh
Patrick Doyle
Baldwin
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Tax Times
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Russia
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Cloft
South Passyunk Ave
Washington Park
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Apial
Imperial Cabinet
Massey, Hirsh & Hynemak
Henry van Bell & Co
Chestnut ST. Phila
Eraries , Joey
Pe Domino Whiskey Naia’ Earsaparilla
Washington
Senate Committee On Territories
M. A. Otero
New Mexico
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Traders’ Live Stock Exchange
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Telemaque T. Timogenis
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Austria
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