Trade reports mixed as Bradstreet’s notes weakness
Special telegraphs to Bradstreet’s show modest activity across Philadelphia Pittsburgh Cincinnati and Omaha with trade quiet in most lines. New York groceries and hardware demand exceeds last year and building materials rise. New Orleans and Galveston show smaller movement while Louisville and St Louis remain steady to weak.
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Tee Disfatce
New York
Bradstreet’s
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Omaha
Boston
Kansas City
New Orleans
St Galveston
Jacksonville
Louisville
St. Joe
Chicago
Kansa City
Baltimore
Detroit
California
San Francisco
Australis
Minneapole
BR. G. Dun & Co
Chisago
St Cleveland
Sendtsees
Alabama Forge
Bar Iron
New Spring Suit Line Offers At $10
You'll need a new spring suit for Sunday and drop in to see our choice lines at $10. Many other styles range from $6 to $18, with the $10 suit praised as a fine tailor made value near $20. Corner Grant and Diamond streets opposite the new Court House. Grand Millinery Opening Continues at Rosenbaum Co.
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Cor. Grant and
Diamond Sts
New Court House
Japan
Yokohama
Mrs Dukes Gives Insights On Life In Japan And China
Mrs Rev Dr Dukes, a Pittsburg missionary returning from China and Japan, shares views on life in the Far East. She notes Japanese teachability, compares climates and peoples, discusses government opposition in China, native clergy, and a growing interest in Western Christianity and customs.
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Dr. Dukes
Pittsburg
Japan
China
Federal Street
Far Eastton Disraron
Sellenahan
Indicted for Murder in Mansfield Case with Mosby Death
A grand jury indicted John Brent colored for the murder of Benjamin M. Mosby in Mansfield after Mosby disappeared three months earlier. Brent was previously charged on assault grounds. Mosby’s body was later found identified as Mosby. Other cases list Hugh Carr John Mantis Charles Sanders Joseph Beane among defendants.
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John Brent
Benjamin Mosby
Benjamin M. Mosby
Mosby
Mansfield
Brent
Washington
Bell
Ak Ok Axe
Criminal
Char
Jai
Hugh Carr
John Mantis
Charles Sanders
Joseph Beane
Saul
Balety
Peter Witz
Lavy
Ob. Paff
Larceny
Courts face many Civil and Criminal actions in county
Jury cases involve Clark Spenler Co versus McCutcheon Bros over an ice machine price. Boyd versus O Wells Supply Co for a horse. County Commissioners renew terms and appoint courthouse staff. Other items include a creditors assignment in Tarentum, a large right of way verdict near Elizabeth, lunacy testimony in Perry, and habeas corpus hearings for two girls returned to reform school.
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Clark Spen Ler & Co
Wm. McCutcheon & Bro
John Boyd
O Weill Supply Company
Conkap Tragesser
Ani Sinc
Oliver Iron and Steel Company
Michael
Becc Era Tea Bellevernon Company
Ganbert & Oop
Noukaalock
Elizabeth
Jeupez Ewrse
George of Strable
Perry
Strable
Port Perry
Ewing
Florentine Wagner
John Wagner
Henry
Gustaves Wagner
Ab & Wagner
F Street
John Has Meade
Percy G. Datlaw
al Sousty
Anderson
John Kemp
James
Aims
Reform Ool
Ordinance Vacating Valley Street and Banner Alley
A 19th century city ordinance vacates parts of Valley Street between Forty first and Forty second Streets and Banner Alley between Foundry and Vern Street. The measure also closes part of Paral forme Pies alley between Roup and O Flara streets. Attest: city officials sign and date the act.
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Valley Street
Banner
Fortyfist Street
Forty-second Street
Stene
Roup
O'Hara Street
Piteburg
Belect
Ana
FI Pitsburg
Geo. Heppard
Geo. L. Holliday
Geo. Booth
Portland gas belt town promotes subdivision amid boom
Jay county Indiana lies mid between Fort Wayne and Richmond and 118 miles from Cincinnati by rail. Portland boasts abundant gas wells with 15,000,000 cubic feet daily and expansion possible. Rail outlets via Grand Rapids and Indiana and Lake Erie and Western connect Portland to north south east and west. The county primes in agriculture and stock raising with schools a Normal College two newspapers and multiple businesses. Lots offered on payment plan with 1 percent down and weekly installments plus 16 percent cash rebate. Free clear title and 25 by 140 feet plots on 50 foot streets. 12 lots per block.
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Jay County
Indiana
Fort Wayne
Richmond
Cincinnati
Portland
Grand Rapids and Indiana
Lake Erie and Western Railroad
Commercial
Sun
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Janety
Frank G. Carpenter
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Rosenbaum & Co
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America
Ingersoll
Palmer
Voltaire
Fangosox, Esq
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J. A. Harbaugh
Sxuies
Ismaxl P. Loucks
Tarentum
John F. Humes
BR. Fulton
W. N. Write
Louck
Frank Leslie
Women's Foreign and Home Missionary Societies
Allegheny and
South
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Wooster
Ohio
Home Missions
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Miltenberger St
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Geo
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Select Council
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Jas
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T Street
Carson Street
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Department of Public War
Tment of Public Works
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H. P. Ford
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Evans Addition
Court House
Portlat
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City of
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Corporation Line
Sixteenth Street
C. £. Rogers
Theodore Baily
P.M. Hearn
J. Marsh
Ieve
Chaser
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Johnston Building
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