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Philadelphia Times

Location

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1897

Page

10

Dress Goods Sale Shows Unmatchable Wanamaker Bargains

Finely edited dress goods from Wanamaker’s reveal foreign-made novelties introduced earlier, with deep discounts to clear seasonal stock. Prices drop from $4.50 to as low as 65 cents per yard on Persian back grenadine, striped grenadine, silk and wool blends, lace plaids, and more across a wide range of colors and patterns.

Wanamaker’s

John Wanamaker Congregation Celebrates 197th Birthday

Historic Old Swedes church now Gloria Dei Protestant Episcopal marked its 190th anniversary with morning and afternoon services. Rev. Snyder B. Simes delivered a history sermon on stones in the chancel honoring founders Rudman Dylander and Parlin, while Rev. H. Richard Harris led the evening service focusing on longing to worship and spiritual safety in the house of the Lord.

Gloria Dei Protestant Episcopal Church Snyder B. Simes Andrew Rudman John Dylander Olavus Parlin H. Richard Harris Grace Church Twelfth Arch Streets

Fire at Manton Mills destroys wool bales in Rhode Island

A fire at the Manton Mills in Manton village Providence last night damaged raw wool stored in a three story wooden building. Automatic sprinklers activated in the fishing room of the main mill helped limit spread but water damage may equal the wool loss. Total damage estimated at about 60,000 dollars. the mill employs about 500 workers under owner H. A. Kimball.

Providence Manton Mills Manton Village H. A. Kimball

Debs backs socialism as 1900 issue and public ownership plan

In Chicago on June 20 Eugene V Debs said the free silver wave is dead and he aims to make socialism the 1900 issue. The new constitution favors public ownership of monopolized industries plus mines oil and gas, shorter work hours with production progress, and public works financed by public credit to aid the unemployed.

Chicago Eugene V. Debs

Missing Since Wednesday Mrs Phillips Disappears Near Lambertville

Special Telegram reports Mrs Henry Phillips of Moore's Station Lambertville disappeared after taking a train to Trenton Wednesday morning. Search efforts in Trenton and Philadelphia failed to locate her. She carried a satchel, had about five dollars, is about forty, and her husband reports no explanation.

Lambertville Henry Phillips Moore’s Station Here Trenton Philadelphia Trenton Post

Lightning Strikes Bridgeton House In Electrical Storm

During an electrical shower in Bridgeton on June 20 the residence of Charles Baker was struck by lightning and caught fire. The fire department extinguished the blaze with only slight damage to the home. Mrs. Baker was stunned by the shock. Several trees were also struck in the city center.

Bridgeton Times Charles Baker

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