Gossip on Windom successor circulates among lawmakers
Rumors swirl about who may replace Secretary Windom as the White House preps private funeral events. Names include Sherman Spooner McKinley Knox Clarkson Foster and others while the president weighs cabinet reshuffle options and legal authority to fill the vacancy.
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Senate Acts on Funeral Committee for Windom
A Senate committee was appointed to attend the funeral of Secretary Windom. A seven senator committee was named to join the House committee, with Morrill Washburn Sherman Allison Harris Payne and Gorman listed. The President sent a special message about Windom and dates for Army Navy events and a public reception in February were noted.
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Death of Robert Moore a respected Kentucky farmer
Robert Moore aged 55 of CarnoniTor Kentucky died last night of pneumonia without medical attention. A longtime Democratic voter from 1816 and active in elections, he lived five miles south of his birthplace in a hilly rural area. He was not a church member, drank lightly, and swore occasionally, though described as a good man.
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Baker Blaine letters stir Canada on reciprocity topic
Ottawa reports a sensation as Representative Baker and Secretary Blaine exchange letters. Blaine states he will discuss unrestricted reciprocity but refuses to limit talks to natural products, a stance seen as potentially altering the national discussion.
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Multiple Brief News Items From A Late Edition
A compilation notes strikes in Liverpool and legal actions in Worth Arkansas for forgery while reports flag rapid re engagement by Scottish railroad strikers. Other items mention barbed wire patent signings, arrest in Chicago of Jefferson Mercer for murder, General Aker’s timber land syndicate interest, a leprosy case in Wisconsin, large cholera fatalities in Marash, Oklahoma boomers planning Cherokee strip invasion, Bishop Hennessy founding Sisters of the Holy Cross, sixteen indictments against Bankera in Marco for embezzlement, a mortgage by American Biscuit Company in several states, and Davis relatives in a contested will case with $1500 railroad fare.
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Excursion to Washington via Pennsylvania Railroad Special
A public excursion to Washington D C offered by the Pennsylvania Railroad at 9 dollars round trip, with special train service and Pullman cars. Tickets available from Pittsburgh and other Western Pennsylvania stations, valid for ten days, excludes The Limited. Train departs Union Station February 5 at 8:00 p m from Pittsburgh 7 25 4 and 9 20 p m from Pittsburgh.
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Catarrh and the Cure: Peruna Promises Hope for All Cases
In warm and cold climates the body must adjust to heat and cold to avoid disease. Catarrh spawns many illnesses from deafness to pneumonia, and chronic catarrh can be debilitating. Peruna is touted as a universal remedy, with directions for acute and chronic cases, backed by testimonials from widespread use and an offer of a free Family Physician No. 2 for further guidance.
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Pretty Patterns in Lawn and Lace Fabrics Featured
Retail notes highlight new lawn and lace patterns including Mull Cord Checks Indian Dimities Victoria Lawns and India Linen. Sheer and heavy nainsook plus Swiss varieties offered with tucked lawn skirtings and hemstitched cambrics and nainsooks in assorted widths and prices.
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For the Little Ones Baby Wear Line Delights Shoppers
An advertisement touts hundreds of baby articles from booties to embroidered dresses. It promises a full infants line with low prices on slips, gowns, drawers, bootees, dresses, flannel skirts, wraps, sacques, undershirts and more, in plain and embroidered styles.
Free Merchandise Distribution to Boost Trade and Clear Stock
The store defends giving away free suits coats cloaks and footwear as a business strategy to attract customers, reduce winter stock and save on insurance and interest. The plan finances a new spring and fresh fall stock while lowering prices across the store.
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