A Store Within a Store for Furniture at Gimbel’s
The Gimbel store promotes a distinct furniture department with 86 430 square feet of show space and its own warehouse. It claims lower prices through organized management and urges customers to compare its selection with specialty stores. It cites past large orders and hotel/furnishing projects in Atlantic City and New York as proof of capability and quick delivery.
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Gimbel
New York
National Convention Committee
Atlantic City
Summer Jewelry Prices Inexpensive Summer Mock Jewels
Four thousand pieces sold as salesmen samples in Paris feature silver and gold plate jewelry designed for summer wear. Though priced low, many pieces will be lost during the season, but their look remains appealing.
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Paris
Prices Slashed On Costume Jewelry In Summer Sale
Prices average half the usual on a wide range of items at the Summer Jewelry Section. Women s Tie Clasps steel 50¢ to 1.25, Shirt Waist Sets 25c to 1, Hat decorations 2c to 7c, Brooches and Lace Pins 2c to 0c, Pulley-Belt Bucks 1sc to 0c, Belt Buckles and Clasps 2c to 5, Amber Side Comics 25c to 50c, Barrette pieces 1c to 25c. Sale location at center Market street front and Main Aisle.
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Center Market Street
Briddon
Infants Slipy Cambric and Skirts on Third Floor
Advertisement lists infants slips in cambric with varied neck and sleeve styles priced from 25c to 1.25. Also flannelette and flannel skirts priced 25c to 75c, padding by yard 45c, bound pads 15c to 50c, and missy skirts for ages 4 to 14 years with embroidery and ruffles. All on third floor.
Window Screen and Garden Tool Ad Stirs Bargain Picks
An old classified note lists 33c window screens at 19c, about four hundred frames with wire cloth, 18 inches high and 19 to 30 inches wide. Grass hooks and shears priced at 9c. Iron lemon squeezers with glass cup 25c, TM toilet paper five-pack for 20c.
Washable and Lace Skirts and Waists in Various Fabrics
Catalog listing shows white pique and black pique skirts with five gored designs, circular flounces, and inverted pleats. Linen tucked skirting, white pique embroidery trimmed fine skirts, and a range of white lawn and percale waists with lace, tucks, and stiff collars. Also notes colors old rose blue and cross over chambray styles on second floor.
Hawaii delegates to support Bryan at national convention
The Honolulu convened Democratic Territorial convention elected six delegates to the national Democratic convention in Kansas City. The slate includes Prince Corateali Withers, John Sadler Bare, and John D. Nnle, among others, chosen after the first Hawaii gathering.
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Chicago
Honolulu
San Francisco
Enye
Hawaii
Kansas City
Prince Ote Corateali
Jono Eee
Saad
Prince Au
Jobn D
Ares Oesiness House
J BS O
Srennte
Oberlin
Ieee
Prohibition Party Route Details Amid Rail Debates
Fragmentary notes show the National Prohibition party transportation committee discussing a Baltimore and Ohio Rail route. References mention an official route and guiding figures, with unclear context on decision status and participants.
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the Transportation Committee
The
National Prohibition Party
Baltimore and Ohio
O& Cial
Walter
Sisters of Mercy School Graduates Six Girls in Merion
The Academy of the Matericordiae at Merion held closing exercises attended by a large audience. Six graduates received diplomas, gold medals, and pearl rosaries from the Mother Superior. Miss Regina Megargee delivered the valedictory and class poem, with the speakers including Misses Megargee Devlin Barrett Martin and others.
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Academy of the Matericordiae
Sisters of Mercy School
Merion
Misses Macgargee
Lee Devlin
Loughran
Martin
R. Sculia
Sculin
Minnick
McDonough
Savilenberg
Mark
Kelley
McMichael
Ewald
Wireman
Jobo Muzcarelli
Gladstone Musxgarelli
Edwin Harrington
Ted
Miss Megargee
Riesner Devlin
Elisabeth Eleanor Barrett
Bias Mabei Martin
Spe gull Jo Seuss printers at South Fourth
The fragment notes L. PINK & SON, Printers, located at 5 South Fourth Street, with garbled street name and unclear context.
Fatal Hotel Fire in South Bend at Morrison Hotel
A fire at the Morrison Hotel in South Bend early this morning killed one man and severely injured six guests. The dead and injured were identified among guests from multiple locations, with emergency crews responding to the blaze.
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South Bend
Ind
Morrison
Glenview
L. C. Smart
Hudson
Aiehi Tait
Smith Eter
Seve Smith
Adrian
Schas
Michael
Mencia
Swifts Daughter Married in Beverley Faris
Beverly, Massachusetts June 20. The wedding of Madelie Florence Berift daughter of pine ccrrerers to a swift named Berift took place in a quiet ceremony. The event drew local residents and commemorations followed at the couple's home.
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Elkton
A. M. Btrickland
West Elkton
Henrietta Stephens
Richard Lodge
Philadelphia
Thomas EB. Terry
Bikton Methodist Episcopal Prch
Grace Strickland
Swifts
Beverley Faris
Mass
Madelie Florence Berift
Pine Ccrrerers
Fitzharris and Mullet Denied Landing as Felony In Dublin Murder
Assistant Secretary Taylor sustained the New York immigration ruling that Fitzharris and Mullet, convicted of murder in Dublin in 1882, cannot land in the United States. The Treasury Solicitor said the crime is not a political offense and the Board of Inspectors action should stand. They face deportation on a vessel sailing next Saturday.
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Washington
Taylor
James Fitzharris
Joseph Mullet
New York
Lord Cavendish
Thomas Henry Burke
Phoenix Park
Dublin
The
Treasury
Fitzbarris
Muller
Fitzharris
Mullet
Board of Inspectors
Six Ride Limit on Walton Elevators At Hotel
Elevators on the north lobby of the Hotel Walton were out of service yesterday after a drop on Tuesday night. Only six passengers per car were allowed as repairs continued. Brinton F. Hall, injured delegate, walked with crutches. others injured were in Jefferson and Hahnemann Hospitals. Dr E H Wolcott of Rochester aided victims and was praised by guests.
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Walton
Swett
Meeting on Harr seat up for next week after no show
A committee to judge R Courtland Harr's eligibility for a Common Council seat did not meet yesterday as none of its members appeared at City Hall. The adjourned session will be rescheduled by Chairman Knight for a date next week. Probate actions in Philadelphia include Thomas Henry's 125000 estate with 1000 for hospital maintenance and multiple other wills and administrations listed with varied values.
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R. Courtland Harr
City Hall
Knight
Thomas Henry
North Broad Street
Register Hackett
Henry
Henry Boyd
Lombard Street
Charles J. Stroud
Lydia
Churchman
Ellen W. Tomlinson
Alexander Nelson
Nicholas Ost
Oldest Republican Sees Convention From Kansas Pioneer
Martin C. Rice, oldest surviving member of the early Republican circle, traveled from a Kansas prairie cabin to Philadelphia to witness the convention. He helped organize the party, attended the Pittsburg convention, founded the first Republican newspaper, and was close to Horace Greeley Seward Weed and Lincoln. He saw Lincoln nominated and buried.
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Martin C. Rice
Philadelphia
Kansas Prairie
Brotherlyne
Rice
Pittsburg
Horace Greeley
Willam H. Seward
Thurlow Weed
Lincoln
Rebels Close to Surrender of Panama City
In Jamaica on June 20 the British steamer William Cliff reported rebels near Panama City encamped a day’s march away and negotiations for surrender of the city were believed underway.
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Kington
Jamaica
William Cliff
Colon
Liverpool
Bee
Senge Ay
Anama
Cherea
Dee Halivecy
Panama
Congress Nomination to a Yaubions Convention
Congressman Weeklies reports from Port Huron Michigan dated June 20 noting nominations to a Yaubions congressional convention. The item outlines a gathering to select delegates and advance party slate.
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Port Huron
Mich
Congress
Coroner Recommends More Nurses After Suicide Attempt
An inquest into the death of 36 year old Michael Bugsey of 1340 Northeventh street found he died at Philadelphia Hospite from injuries after jumping from a second story window while temporarily insane. Coroner Dugan advised the jury to urge the Bureau of Charities and Correction to employ more nurses to prevent such accidents in future.
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Michael Bugsey
Northeventh Street
Philadelphia
Dugan
Bureau of Charities and Correction
Christian Reformed Synod Elects New Leader
Grand Rapids Mich June 20 The General Synod of the Christian Reformed Church of North America held its annual session electing new leadership. A keynote sermon praised the church's mission as it announced the appointment of a new moderator and other officers for the coming year.
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Christian Reformed Synod
Grand Rapids
Mich
General Synod of the
Christian Reformed Church of North America
J. Ma Pas
Cleveland Goes to Gray Gables Os Jase 20
Fragments show an event linked to Cleveland and Gray Gables with unclear details about a person named Jase and a possible 20 reference. The text reads as a halted OCR item with missing context and dates.
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Cleveland
Gray Gables
Travel Ad Mentioning Seashore Resort and Pennsy Route
An itinerary note promotes the Worlds Greatest Seashore Resort reachable via Pennsylvania Railroad from Broad Street Station and nearby Mar By with emphasis on convenient travel options.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Broad Street
Graduates Hold Banquet at Girls High School
One hundred fifty one graduates of the commercial department of the Girls TM High School held a banquet and class day exercises in the auditorium on Spring Garden Street. Misses Sanborn Walker and Sheenan read the class poem history and prophecy, with presentations by Miss Anna Sullivan. Rose O Loughlin served as spoon girl. officers were Lois M Morris president Josephine Fraine vice president and Elstesis Junge secretary.
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Commercial Department
Spring Garden
Sanborn
Walker An Sheenan
Anna Sullivan
Rose O'Loughlin
Lois M. Morris
Jose-™phine Fraine
Elstesis Junge
Teddie Carlin Didn't Elope From Bucknell
Edward Carlin a Bucknell University student from Lewisburg Pennsylvania denied a reported elopement with a Deposit New York woman after a Baltimore visit. He said he remains focused on his studies and not planning marriage. The Times noted rumors that detectives pursued the couple, which Carlin dismissed as false.
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Bucknell
Edward Carlin
Bucknell University
Lewisburg
Teddie
Timms
Baltimore
Hailu
Deposit
N. Y
Carlin
Times
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Regine Megargee
Heading
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Trance Long
Logg Ranch
Fitzharris and
America
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Board of Education
Politics
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Republic
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Columbia
John A. Warner
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Burlington
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