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Philadelphia Times

Location

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1897

Page

10

Atlantic City Week Closes After Midsummer Visit Surge

Atlantic City ends a bustling week as doctors top the visiting crowds with over eight hundred attendees, receiving the city keys from Mayor Stoy. Western hotel men, foreign delegates, and about 2,500 wheelmen from Kenilworth Germantown Lafayette Premier surge through the boardwalk, with rail and sea side festivities filling the scene.

Atlantic City Stoy Dr. Dillinger George J. Brennan Kenilworth Corinthian Germantown Lafayette Oxford Wheelmen Premier Cycle Club Dennis Philadelphia Teachers’ Annuity Aid and Pension Fund Association Pennhurst

Big Blaze in Altoona at New York Clothing Company

A fire in the New York Clothing Company store, housed in a large frame building owned by Postmaster H. P. Wilson in Altoona, destroyed clothing worth about 20000 dollars, with some insurance. The blaze occurred early morning and was extinguished by authorities.

Altoona New York Clothing Company H. P. Wilson

Livingston Ewing of Cape May Dead at 55

Livingston Ewing of Cape May, a veteran of the late war and member of the Twenty-fifth Massachusetts? Volunteers, died suddenly at his home in Cape May aged 55. The report notes his war service and sudden death last night. The item ends with an unrelated medical advertisement for Dr. D. Jayne's Expectorant.

Livingston Ewing Cape May Timmes Twenty-fifth Bouses Newco Volunteers

Wanamaker's Muslin Underwear Sale Opens Second Week

Wanamaker's Philadelphia sale notes the second week of the Half Year Muslin Underwear Sale with hundreds of garments on offer. The catalog lists corset covers shirts waists petticoats drawers gowns and children's wear in muslin cambric lawn and nainsook at prices from 8c to $2.75, praising home made appearance and fashion sense while promising ample stock and mail order ease.

Miss Knight Raymond Hughley Philadelphia Westminster Smith H. T. Warle Robbins House Howard Jenkins John Elliott Quaker City Monterey Hotel Margaret Smith Mary Smith Josephine Howard Monterey Frank T. Walker Walker Brothers Margaret Hinkle Hinkle Victoria Percy Johnston John F. Freeman Samuel Carey St. Charles Symphony Orchestra Traymore Charles B. Cope Congress Hall Berkshire Inn Frank Cope Galen Hall Dr. Bull San Marcos Central Tennessee Avenue Charles McGlade Chetwoode Portland Elberon Harkinson Stanley Sea View Cordova Avoca Kentucky Avenue Atlantic City Dempsey Rothers Chas Friend Em- Mae Ae Sie

Silk-and-wool Grenadine and cotton dress goods sale at Wanamaker

At John Wanamaker six big counters on the Main Aisle offer heavy discounts on Grenadine silk and wool fabrics, Barege, Etamine, and Plaid patterns. Prices cut to $0.65 to $2.75 per yard from higher tags, with numerous designs and colorways. Remnants of cottons and dimities also highlighted near various sections.

John Wanamaker

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