German Social Purity Bill and War Debt Debates in Reichstag
November sessions will tackle the social purity bill and Austrian Italian treaties alongside a proposed 180 million mark military credit. A ban on “unconstitutional methods” in enforcing vice laws draws scrutiny while famine afflicts Volga colonists. American corn dinners feature Mark Twain and William Phelps as the U S Minister.
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Prince of Wales Birthday Deters Grand London Celebration
London declines to mark the fiftieth birthday with public celebration. The Prince visits Easton Lodge with Lord and Lady Brooke, remaining there through Monday. His sons visit Parnell’s grave in Ireland, while the Royal couple’s birthday remains a private family affair.
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Clamor for Change Hits Dockers Union Leadership
Profits of a reorganization shake the Dockers Union as London leaders face potential ouster after a six week strike and ongoing work bans. The dispute follows repeated leadership failures in post strike conflicts. The piece cites a push for new leadership and possible breakup of the union.
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Duke’s two large subscriptions alarm Bristol observer
A clipped note records unease at the Duke making two sizable donations. One supports the Bristol House, the other goes to Stes’ Industrial Home, prompting questions about his unusual generosity and intent.
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Uganda Survey Bond Sparks Bishop Fundraiser
In Loxpox last summer the British East Africa Company secured £40,000 from Lord Salisbury to survey a coast to Uganda railway, amid fears of missionary massacre if Uganda was abandoned. A Gleaners' Union meeting with Bishop Tucker sparked a dramatic fundraising drive, raising £8,000 on the day with £7,000 more expected to close the total.
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Cleveland at Boston rally stirs restlessness over economy
Ex president Cleveland addresses a large Tremont Temple audience as Congressman McAdoo assails Quay and Republicans. He denounces neglect of consumers and the poor, warns of unrest from inequality, and urges Democratic principles guiding Massachusetts toward reform. Funeral notices follow for Barclay, Broecker, Blair, Burke, Chil ds, Clapp, Davis, Davin, Eickley, Hill, Hodgetts, Hutchinson, Jack, MacCalley, McCalligan, McDermott.
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War Office trims gold lace to save funds
The War Office moves to economy by removing gold lace trim from staff sergeants of garrison artillery. The change saves about £20 annually.
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Parnell Biography Announced From Brighton Address
Henry Harrison M P for Tipperary reports from Mrs Parnell's Brighton home that an authoritative biography of Mr Parnell will be published at the earliest possible date and likely at a cost of five thousand pounds.
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Monday overcoat sale at Pittsburg Combination Clothing Co
The Pittsburg Combination Clothing Co offers a one day sale of men’s overcoats from 12 dollars each. Imported keisers miltons chinchiliss and Irish frieze feature silk or velvet collars and fine linings with single or double breasted options. Originally worth 20 to 28 dollars, the deal emphasizes urgency and limited stock from Grant and Diamond streets.
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Diamond display sale invites public inspection this week
Two large show windows showcase ear drops lace pins hair pins bracelets pendants necklaces rings and studs. M J Smi invites buyers to inspect diamonds and help with selections at 311 Smithfield Street Opp New Post Office. He offers free layaway and personal supervision of sales for the holidays. THORNTON Bros promotes cut prices at 128 Federal Street Allegheny to attract shoppers.
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Jacket Sale Offers Urgent Deals at Rosensaum Co
Extraordinary jacket sale with fur trimmed and fine cloth or embroidered garments in sizes 32 to 38 priced at 19 dollars. Regulars from 1350 to 1650. A second line offers items from 7 dollars up to 50 dollars. New capes plush sacques opened. attractive prices to draw shoppers. Rosensaum & Co.
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Minister Rescues Neighbor With Colic Remedy
Isaac Snyder suffered a fle colic attack and recovered after two doses of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy given by a neighbor. He credits the medicine as valuable and essential for every family.
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New Stylish Garments Arrive Quickly for Clearance
Fashion retailers unveil fresh garments but rush to clear stock, offering limited time discounts. Shoppers flock to outlets seeking trend driven pieces at reduced prices.
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