July Saturday Reading Choices in Allegheny News
A July Saturday issue surveys local and national items, noting the Adjutant General accusing the sheriff, Homestead affairs, Pinkerton rumors, Coroner inquests, and various political and international happenings. Reports mention Carnegie interests, labor actions, fires, and European events.
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Allegheny County
Homestead
Carnegies
Morrow
Orangemen
Southside
Allegheny
Craigis i
Pennsylvania
Ewing
Malas Vita Society Trials Expand in Italy
A Rome gossip column notes 212 Trani suspects tied to the Malas Vita of Andrea. The Bari convictions are seen as insufficient. first Trani group of 28 faces trial in catacombs with 20 article constitution, oaths, penalties. Trials expected to last months.
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Rome
Bari
Malas Vitae Society
Chimorri
Naples
Mafia
Sicily
Trani
Malas Vita
Andrea
Santa Margherita
Bargain Hosiery Sale In Department Store
The hosiery department promotes marked value with frequent low prices on ladies and misses hose. Offers include Balbriggan, fast black imported, ribbed, striped, lisle, and silk hose in multiple price points and colors. Full line of red and tan hose matches shoes at low figures.
Anti Christian Outrage Flares in Yangtse Valley
Describes renewed anti foreign rioting threats in Chin Kiang and Wusich with incitement by the Literati. Reports at Shanghai two American women spattered and stoned while driving. Tea growers urged to uproot plants and grow sweet potatoes to avoid foreign trade.
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Wascouver
Hong Kong
Yang-tse
Chin Kiang
Wusich
Shanghai
Indy
Explosion at Peoria groceries wounds dozen people
A gasoline explosion in the cellar of George Wilms grocery in Peoria injured about a dozen customers and two clerks. Joseph Rising was thrown through a glass door with severe injuries and Mrs Davis suffered potentially fatal injuries.
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Peoria
Int
George Wilms
Joseph Rising
Warship Yantic Runs Aground In Uruguay River Tale
The Herald reports the United States warship Yantic grounded in the Uruguay River with perilous conditions near Buenos Aires. The dispatch notes the vessel's danger and the crew's health outcomes from De Witt’s Little Early Risers pills.
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Yantic
Samos Fame
Uruguay River
New York
Herald
Valparaiso
Buenon Ayres
Uruguay
de Witt
Bombs Fail to Harm Corean Prince in Palace Attack
Vancouver dispatch reports a corean palace bombing attempt against Prince Tai in Kun, uncle of the king. Two bombs shattered the room but did not injure him as a Japanese gunboat was dispatched to protect national interests.
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Vancouver
Corea
Flood Devastates Fukushina Submerging Homes Birds Rice
Vancouver reports a major flood in Fukushina inundating 1000 houses, sweeping away 600 birds, drowning 35 persons and flooding 4000 acres of rice. The disaster underscores severe agricultural and living losses in the region.
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Vancouver
Fukushina
Bayard Amber Flour Promoted as Best Value
The advertisement touts Bayard Amber flour from Marshall Kennedy Milling Company as white rich and pure at a low price. It claims it suits many households who cannot buy top patent brands yet want excellent family flour and urges readers to try it.
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Marshall Kennedy Milling Company
Bayard Amber
Royal Train to Convention Carries Union Delegates
A royal train from Philadelphia will carry the Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey and Pennsylvania unions to Detroit for the Baptist Young People's Union meeting. The train departs Philadelphia at noon July 13 reaches Detroit July 14 at 2 30 pm and returns July 18. Excursion to Atlantic City July 14 via Washington, Baltimore and Philadelphia, $10 round trip, valid 19 days.
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Congress
Homestead
Stevenson
Cleveland
Christian Endeavor Convention
Whitelaw Reid
New York
Allentown
Delia Parnell
America
New
Indianapolis
Ohio
Newcastle
Tammany
Monmouth
Pittapurg
Smith
Daly
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Pinkertons
Quay
San Francisco
Washington
St. Louis
Baptist Young People’s Union
Detroit
Mich
Ile Delphia Union
Maryland
New Jersey
Delaware
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Junction Railrosa
Pittsburg and
Ailegneny
Allegheny
Bennetts
Fousgstone
Akron
Toledo
Atlantic City
Baltimore
Cood
Washington City
Excellent values on waists in all kinds of stock
Our large stock offers white lawn waists from 24c to 1.00, colored percale waists at 23c 33c 48c 57c 74c, fine lateen waists 74c to 1.48, and pure silk waists from 2.45 to 7.95, with prices guaranteed lower than any other house in the city.
Reductions on Ladies Garments This Week
Store announces extraordinary price cuts on Ladies Suits Tea Gowns Blazer Jackets and Wrappers making shopping lively. Visit lace department to take part in mark down sale all week. Store closes at 5 P M today through July and August except Saturdays.
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Wall Paper Stock in Quality Styles for Walls and Ceilings
Local shop showcases wall and ceiling papers in various qualities and colors. Customers urged to view the stock before purchase and choose from special styles and colors available.
Offer Clears Stock Prices Across Suit Range
The note states that last week an offer of any suit in stock for 15 dollars cleaned season at prices of 13 14 15 15 and 17 dollars.
Mothers Bargain Sale On Zouave and Sailor Suits
A local ad promotes closeout prices on children s and young men s suits including All-Wool Zouave Kilt at 2.95 Sailor Kilt Suits in brown blue and green at 2.50 English Linen Wash Sailor Suits 1.99 and Cassimere Cheviot Suits sizes 4 to 14 at 1.49 with emphasis on rare discounts and limited stock.
Special drives offer mens Bal Underwear and shirts
Four special drives announced this week feature mens Bal Underwear in plain and fancy colors at 30c and 75c, Summer Neckwear in Algotsa Puffs Tecke and Windsorr at 50c, and Madras cloth shirts at $1 with solid color blue shirts and washed collars and cuffs from large stock.
Straw Hat Prices Slashed In Closeout Sale
Straw hat prices for men boys and children have been cut. Men's fine straw hats once priced at 1.25 and 1.50 are now 50 cents, those popular last month at 0.75 and 0.98 are now 25 cents. The same reductions apply to children's hats.
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Geneval
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Scotland
Liverpool
Mount Etna
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Leo Xtii
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Uganda
London
Rampolla
Ireland
Wilton
Axminster
Body Brussels
Ingram
Palat
Sto
Dynamiters
Arnheim
Market St. jySaeve
Table Waters
the Times
Gail Borden Eagle’ Brand
Eagle
Geo. W. Snaman
Federal ST
Allegheny City, PA
Arows Ab
Fifth Ave
Waltham
Springfield
Hampden
Elgin
B. E. Arons
Jyo
Wreu
Koehler’s
Sixth Street
Peas Sena
Douglas & Mackie
Phenomenal Clearing Sale
Bedford
Seersurckers
White Goods
Batiste
India
Musliwns
Penne
Lanadon
Lonsdale
Zoo
Marseilles
Ivi
Sapolio
Nobby
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