Western Rush for Spring Demand Bright Spot in Trade
Special telegrams report a notable shift toward spring goods in the West with expectations of larger hardware, boots and shoes, and groceries stocks. Citywise and nationwide, trade shows mixed activity. dry goods strength contrasts with weakness in other staples. overall January trade viewed as disappointing amid abundant money and volatile markets.
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Dispatch
New York
Pradsire
Crange
West
Chicago
St- Paul
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Omaha
St. Louis
Memphis
St. Joseph
Kansas City
United States
Diraderee’s
San Francisco
New Orleans
Buffalo
Boston
Philadelphia
Pacific Coast
Galveston
Srvaonsh
Ohio
Pennsylvania
London
Hartford
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Sonny Font Glass Works
ACC
Cveland
Lizcinnat
Detroit
Cir Cave
S. Louis
Kangs City
Beaver
Nashville
Savanna
Pittshore
Bradstreet's
Mark Twain's Mulberry Sellers Book Delayed
The Dispatch reports that Mark Twain's new Colonel Mulberry Sellers will not publish until four months after its announcement, delaying the release despite expectations for a timely debut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Twain
Colonel Mulberry
Dispatch
Conservatives Carry Two Of Three Bye Elections
In Ottawa 29 Special report notes three Dominion Parliament bye elections held today. Government candidates won two seats Metcalfe in Kingston Conservative and St Halton Henderson. Lincoln Gibson won Liberal. Richelieu Liberals captured one seat. overall representation remains as at prorgation last September.
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Ottawa
Dan
Kingston
John Macdonald
Metcalfe
St. Halton
Henderson
Lincoln
Gibson
Richelieu
Canada to Protect Iron Industries Says Premier Abbott
Ottawa Jan 20 Premier Abbott affirmed continued protection for Canada iron industries. Delegates from Dominion and Allan Steamship Companies warned iron production rise has shrunk heavy freight demand and urged duty reductions to revive iron imports. They claimed current duties exceed 60 percent on bar iron.
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Ottawa
Ont
John Torrance
Andrew A. Allen
Dominion and Allan Steamship Companies
Abbott
Canada
Marriage mix up makes bride's mother-in-law tale
Miss Annie Cornew of Lawrence married Josiah E. Jem i of this city by Rev. Dr. Gor. The officiant mixed groom and father names, printing Thomas as the bridegroom, leaving the bride as stepmother and mother-in-law. Also note twelve-inch guns featured in The Dispatch tomorrow.
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Sperial
Annie Cornew
Lawrencewan
Josiah E. Jemi
Gor
Thomas
Josiah
Miss Cornew
A Warning to Gum Chewers Ends in Blood Poisoning
In St Louis on January 29 special report describes Mrs. M. E Lennon wife of Mark E Lennon known as the Earl of Shrewsbury. She bit her tongue while chewing gum last Thursday night and developed swelling and blood poisoning. Her condition remains precarious at home as doctors continue treatment.
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St. Louis
M. E Lennon
Mainstreet
James S. Giles
Esay
Hershey
Robert G. Hershey
le Grippe
la Grippe
No More Sey-Scrapers Planned for Chicago
Chicago officials move to bar new sey-scraper buildings over 18 feet tall. The rule limits height on wide streets or where upper stories are setback to preserve light and air on the street. In Davenport Iowa the Scott County District Court defeats a claim to forfeit an estate under the state alien law. The Heath heirs, mostly in Ireland, win protections under treaty. Special lace and evening gauze sale today at Jos. Horse Co. Penn Avenue stores.
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Chicago
Davenport
Dan
Iowa
Scott County District Court
Ralph Heath
County Attorny
Waterman
Heath
Ireland
Jos. Horse & Co
Penn Avenue
Late News In Brief From Many War, Crime And Trade Items
A condensed bulletin reports boycotts of American made goods in Chile, possible Illinois Governorship mentions, a Detroit girl missing with suspected foul play, Kaiser education aims, smallpox among Chinese quarantine at Angell Island, Texas desperado Juan Coy death, mine stampede in Colorado, Glasgow bank closure, Fall River bank liquidation, and London stock exchange notices. Also notes spoilage losses, prison terms, public notices, steamship sightings, and a Mesquite growth risk from the new Salton Sea drain.
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Gretham
Illinois
Rosa Barowitch
Detroit
Caprivi
Angell Island
San Francisco
Juan Coy
Henry Krempkau
Jack Pot
Creede, Col
E! Dorado
Glasgow
Xn Big Row
Fall River County Bank
Oerrichs
Ark
Lucci
London
Rush Run
Fayette, County
W. Va
Local ads tout affordable goods and houseware in Allegheny
A cluttered ad page promotes Marvin bread as equal to homemade and cheaper, Perkins, Dent, and Fowne gloves from Jos Horne Co at Penn Avenue stores, Maginn crackers for a Press Club banquet, a water filter from Pittspan? Filter Company, and a $4 tailor made pants sale originally $8 to $10. The list emphasizes value, household items, and ready made clothing.
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Pittspoare Fitter Company
Sandusky Street
Allegheny
Bargain Suit Counter Offers Quality Pants and Suits
A dealer pitches durable XX Jean Pants and lined suits for workingmen at 59c. A broken assortment of about 500 suits in many patterns remains with prices from 1.50 for a genuine bargain, urging patrons to seek the $1.50 Suit counter.
Men’s Finest Clothing Offer Ends Tonight
Special menswear sale promises prices below manufacture cost with easy profits of five or ten dollars described as simple as greeting a friend. Ends tonight.
Percale Shirts Offered at 25 Cents
Fine French percale shirts in latest patterns marketed as perfect fitters, priced at 25 cents each. Some shirts are slightly soiled from handling by sales staff or exposure in the show window.
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Raz
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Tower A
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Washington
LaLana Wees
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le Vysiins
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EIS
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Grahveston
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Toronto
Hamilton
ISG
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Bob Burpette
the Dispatch Tomorrow
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Biander
Clercyman
Carpenter
Alexander Freeman
Wabash
Ind
Ashforth
Royal Arcanum Building and Loan Association
Brooklyn
Polario
Stettin
Thougit
Home Webster
London Stock Exchange
Muiss
Clara Barton
Red Cross Society
R. F. Bell
New York Senate
William T. Jenkins
Port of New York
Samuel A. Beardsley
Utica
William E. Rogers
Jantelen Tarra
Unaide
Tex
Sabinal
Tara
Kelsover
Thomas Thoma
Chestertown
William Adams
Col
Cosden
Robert Standing
Willie Edonwin
Jessee
Strand Theater
Bernard Beers
Australia
Foley
Board of Excise
Salton Sea
Oture
Andrew Borjessen
Enmmia Anderson
Litenfleld
Conn
Lnn
Borjessen
Litchfield County
United States District Court
Mobile
John W. Davidson
Messina Springs
New York Central Road
Brakerman
William Cox
John Welch
Fragman Patrick Welch
Marvin
Maginn
Ae Magine
Liberty Street
Federal Street
Stag's Head
Jos, Horne & Co
Misht Clothinc Parters
Smithfield Street
Dave Ap
U. S.A
ELGIN
Hampden
K. Smit
Chemical Diamonds
COR
Liberty and
Smithfield
Smithfield ST
rTrsen
Kew
Louisiana
Walcott Balestier
New National Guard
Nat Eo Ie
Rheumaticura Co
Penn Ave
Burg, P
Danners
Essence of
the Danner Medicine Co
Federal St
Buttes
Epps
Dir
James Epps & CO
Hoimeopathic Chemists
England
New England
Delhow
WM. E. Stieren
F. Zoeller
J. O. Flower
Penn Awe
THE
Optician
HH. & Flahlers Merchant Tailors
Bness & Ruises
Rene
Road Way
York
Iete
Peume
Lyman
Oaklan Square
Men’s & Boys
Gtrions
Lawrenceville
Pease
JO. W
Jos.fleming &Son
Market St
Col. Diamond
Fleming
Finci
JOS. Fleming & Son
Pittsburg, Pa
Jalz-risso
Penn
GEO. A. Kelly & CO
Alingheny
E. Holden &Co
Federal St. Jyi
Tony Farbell
MY Colleen
Mr. Potter
Texas
Grand Nots
Marie Hubert Frohman
Witch
Duquesne
Pittaborg
Tina
Dramatic Company
Meininger
Julius C.ssar
Agnes Huntington
Jado
Witziass
Academy
Sas
Cyclops
Sandowe
Mildred
Novelty CO
Weber and Fields
Vac Deville CO
Alvin Theater
Charles J. Davis
Tonigh
Richard Golden
Kaufpmanns
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