Hookiery and Underwear Sale Continues With Bargains
Readers are urged to shop the ongoing Hookiery and Underwear Sale featuring all summer weight goods. Promotions include 50c shirts and drawers, 1 shirts and drawers at 50c, 1.50 shirts and drawers at 68c, 8 pairs of half hose for 50c, and numerous vest and stocking discounts. A Lincoln bedstead exhibit on the seventh floor highlights Springfield lore, loaned by a St. Louis collector, open this week.
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Lincoln
Springfield
Ill
Mr. Lincoln
St. Louis
Warner Bros
Worcester Corset Co
Thomson
Uena
Market Street
Walrnn
Robert Hilliard & CO
Minnie Seligman & CO
Maggie Cline
Pauline Hall
HM. Bickert
Edgarr Aschison-Ely
HTT Brothers
Escamillos
Stembler & Bennett Evans & Vedocq Talbot & David CO
CRASK
Veteran Corps First Regiment
N.G.P
Heith
Lafayette Rose Coghlan Marsella
Howe Wall
Fine needlework from Mexico draws on Irish peasant tradition
A collector and wholesale dealer long based in Mexico has been inspired to expand his catalog of exquisite Mexican drawn work. The textiles hail from poorer women and echo Irish embroidery, showcasing rich craftsmanship and cultural exchange.
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Mexico
Corsets on sale across multiple brands and sizes
A sales notice lists corsets from Corsets-net Madras and Sateen with prices from 50c to 98c. It details H and S Nemo B Nemo A W B and P N lines, Thomson's Glove fitting and J B options, plus a third floor Corset Store and main floor counters near Silk Salon. Sizes range from 18 to 30 inches.
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Madras
Sateen
Nemo B
Nemo A
W. B
Counil
Thomson
P. N
C. B
J. B
Silk Salon
Linen goods and hotel linens at First Moor store
The ad lists bleached muslin sheets and hemstitched linens in various sizes and yard lengths. It notes a 65 cent price for hemstitched sheets and mentions soft finish 36 inch wide muslin available in 10 to 25 yard lengths. Located at First Moor east store rear.
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Casey
First Moor
East Store
Fresh Cambric Corset Covers Offered at Bargain Prices
Classified style notice advertises 50c to 1800 cambric corset covers with round and oe necks and embroidery. Fresh goods described with price mentions including some items for 3 dollars, noting rain or weather not affecting sale.
Careless Doctor Held Responsible for Boy's Death
Michael Quigley sues Medico Chief Hospital and Dr Warren Z Anders for 20000 dollars claiming his son Thomas W Quigley died after ether overdose given at the hospital on August 11 1808. The father asks the court to compel hospital officials to testify to establish the circumstances of the death.
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Michael Quigley
Medico-Chief Hospital
Warren Z. Anders
Thomas W. Quigley
Fast trains from Ter Twelfth to Willow Grove
Philadelphia and Reading announce fast trains from Ter Twelfth and Market streets to Willow Grove each day with eacor tickets available.
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Philadelphia
Reading
Willow Grove
Market Streets
Eacor
Tribes of Indians Starving as Water Cut Off
Reports say tribes face starvation after white settlers diverted their water supply and ruined crops. Officials investigate cause and seek relief. Local residents note ongoing tensions over land and resource access.
Masson to Contest Again in Court
Judge overrules objection to Dr. Frazer's testimony and allows its confirmation in court. The ruling clears the way for Frazer to be heard as part of the ongoing examination. The case centers on expert medical testimony assessing key issues in the dispute.
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Masson
Ferguson
Orphans’ Court
Charlie H. Maeson
Edward H
R. Persixpert
Klondike Gold Output Set to Rise in Report
Dirigo arrives from Lyon Canal with 85 passengers carrying about 300000 in gold dust. All say Klondike summer output will exceed last year with estimates from 25000000 to 40000000 dollars. Seattle June 18 reports.
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Seattle
Wash
Dirigo
Lyon Canal
Klondike
Estes
Local grocer John J. Donnell takes his own life
John J. Donnell a 38 year old grocer at Forty fifth and Ladiow streets died yesterday morning by self inflicted gunshot amid a temporary mental disturbance. He had been discharged from an asylum days earlier and his family reported his erratic behavior before the tragedy.
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John J. Donnell
National Prohibition Convention Set for Chicago Dates
The prohibition party group announces a June 27 and 28 convention in Chicago. The organizing committee from Philadelphia County lines up Baltimore and Ohio Railroad as the preferred carriers, with a committee member in charge seeking additional volunteers. A special one fare rate is authorized for attendees.
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Chicago
Cortion Committee
Nationalion Party
Philadelphia County
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Elaloyers
Ihae
Fourth of July committee eyes Wu Tingfang for address
City council committee discusses inviting Wu Tingfang to give the Fourth of July address in Independence Square with a $1,000 budget. Next meeting to announce the selection. preparations include stands music programs and police.
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Wu Tingang
Independence Square
Board of Surveys
Clarkson Avenue
Tenth Street
Broad
Jewish Hospital
Sulzberger
Union Traction Company
Eighth
Montgomery Avenue
Twelfth
Norris Streets
Eleventh
Susquehanna Avenue
Diamond Streets
Rising Sun Avenue
The
Traction Company
Fifth
Sixth Streets
Cars Plunge Down Shaft In Major Mine Disaster
Special Telegram to The Times reports the Cameron shaft run by Mineral Railroad and Mining Company wrecked by runaway wagons at Shamokin on June 18. The incident killed no one but left 150 men unemployed and damaged the hoist, tower, and gear after two loaded cages smashed down fifty feet and tore the rope, while miners narrowly escaped death. Engineer Weikel shut off the engine to halt further danger.
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Shamokin
Big Cameron
The
Mineral Railroad and Mining Company
No. 5
Weikel
Letter to the Editor Opposes Roosevelt Nomination for Peace Sake
A Times letter argues the Roosevelt nomination risks driving voters to Bryan. The writer pleads for a patriotic statesman as Vice President over a warlike figure, citing widows and orphans from war and calls for peace over continued conflict.
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the Times
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Bryan
Kent Witola
Daira
Withoet
Copperhead Bite Strikes Girl at North Mountain Picnic
Special Telegram to Tus Times reports a group of youths at North Mountain near Keefers gathering mulberries when a copperhead struckLisale, 18, as she reached into tall grass. The incident occurred Sunday in Chambersburg on June 18.
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Tus Times
Chambersburg
North Mountain
Keefers
Mulberrien
Lisale
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R. Courtland Harr
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Board of Education Committee On Girls’ High School
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Pierie
Moore
Plerie
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Fetteral Square
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Frankford
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Estates of the Dead
William Glading
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Hampstead
Middlesex
England
Maple & Co
Cameron
GEO. Kelly
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Norris Sts
Fairyland
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Equinival Cirque Imperial Japanese Troupe
Educated Horses Theatre
Ida Russell
LA Petite Grace National Ae Animated Pictures
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League Island Navy Yard
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