Ladies Hand and Glove With Us This Season
Ladies, you ought to be hand and glove with us this season. Our kid glove stock is matchless in extent, unsurpassed in quality, and unequalled in comfort and styles. These are great profits for glove buyers, which you cannot afford to slight, for there is a limited stock and we cannot glove to perform less.
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Hinough
Wietis
McKinley
Witnetallisim
Mer
McBrides
Cleveland
Price Reduction Offers With Incomplete Stock Details
The message attempts to announce stock reductions and offers but provides unclear quantities and item names. It references a fire incident and brand names in a disorganized way, lacking coherent entities or a clear outcome.
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Crest
Sale In Full Swing at Sie Store
A dated advertisement notes a sale at Sie with 25 dozen items described as facing Kid Cloves tang only. The notice highlights a sale price of 59 cents and emphasizes a leader at Sie in a full swing promotional display.
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Sie
Jenneth Kid Produces Lively Four Button Tutus and Slates
The Bleek workshop showcases Chan Whiel stitched garments with embroidered backs. Aimed at cost efficiency, the line features a $1.00 quality claim praised as unmatched in the state.
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Hook
Jenneth
Chan Whiel
Coronet Kid Gloves in Black Tossed in Sale
Lieut Lowson showcases Coronet kid gloves in black with value noted. The sale price is advertised at $1.19.
Neptune Kid Gloves Sale in Black Tan or Modes
Readable text notes a sale on Neptune Kid gloves offered in black tan or modes with a 4 bullion length. Guaranteed value $1.25, sale price 95 cents.
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Neptune
New Style Embroidered Black Kid Gloves Sale
Advertisement notes new style embroidered black kid gloves offered at standard quality with a sale price of 50 cents after a regular price of one dollar.
Ladies' White Watch Chamois Tid gloves sale price
Chamois Tid gloves in S140 quality offered for 65 cents sale price.
White Washable Chamele Kid Gloves
An ad notes washable kid gloves labeled White Washable Chamele with emphasis on special quality and a sturdy finish. The copy suggests durability and ease of care for everyday wear.
Rainy Day Drills Mark Camp John Gibbon Inspections
Camp John Gibbon in Lewistown Pa saw heavy rain as the first brigade faced inspection drills under Governor Hastings and officers from the regular army and National Guard. Regiments under Ralstum Porter and others conducted battalion and company drills while personnel earned praise for appearance and discipline. the first death in camp, stablesman AL Brennan from Minersville, drowned in the Juniata River.
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John Gibbon
Lewistown
Hastings
Morrell
Stewart
Sumner
Lesdan
Regular Army
Corps of National Guard
Ralstum
Porter
Ho O'Cluck
Haeluck
State Fencibles
Invincibles
Wiley
Wombat
Summer
Anny
Clovernor Huchings
Simmer
Liewtemmit Agia
Capetui Levilen
Toatay
Deh AL Brennan
Minersville
Brennan
McCandless
Bugle
National Guard
Drowning Mystery Clouds Camp as River Rescue Fails
Patrick Brennan of Mineraville, Battery C, drowned in the Juniata while three soldiers swam in midstream. Crowds gathered on shore as rescue attempts with boats and a river dive failed to recover the body. Tomorrow dynamite may be used to raise the remains and a bathing ban may be enforced at designated hours.
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John Gibbon
Lewistown
Juniatau
Third Brigade
Patrick Brennan
Mineraville
Battery C
Funeral of Governor Russell in Cambridge at Shepard Memorial
Ex Governor William E. Russell lies in state at City Hall after private services at his residence. Thousands view the casket as crowds line the route from Cambridge to the hall. Final services proceed at Shepard Memorial Church with notable attendees from state and city government and the press.
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Cambridge
Masy
William E. Russell
Witt A.m
Alexander McKenzie
Shepard Memorial Church
City Hall
Firet Corps of Cadets
Cleveland
Walcott
Superior Court of
Massachsens
Senate
Fouse
House
Boston
Commonwealth
Etta Robbins Murder Scandal Rocks Ohio River
A Huntington dispatch reports Etta Robbins, 24, accused of killing A J Call 45 and his daughters 44 and 9, with others wounded aboard a shanty boat on the Ohio River. The coroner's jury finds her guilty. her arrest follows amid riverbank crowds and threats.
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Cincinnati
Huntington
W. Viasey
Reek
Kiowa
Ohio
Sare AJ
Nettle Call
Dvottleall
Grace Call
Etta Hubbins
Robbins
Lottie
Nettle
Uis
Etta
Telegraph Twin Shaft Fund Reaches Notable Total
The Evening Telegraph reports the Twin Shaft fund total and calls for a permanent relief fund. Mayor Warwick schedules a Citizens' Permanent Relief association meeting at noon tomorrow to address Pittston distress and aid for the Amherst sufferers. The committee aims to support families of the uninjured miners and expects further appeals.
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Philadelphia
Evening Telegraph
Telegraph
Warwick
Citizens’ Permanent Helief Association
Pittston
Banks Halt Gold Payouts In City Hoarding Fear
Kansas City banks suspend gold payments for checks and withdrawals to curb hoarding amid fears gold will rise to a premium. Bank officials say the move follows reports from St. Louis where bankers plan similar action.
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Kansas City
Bank of Commerce
St. Louis
Venezuelan commission paper refutes Salisbury line on settlements
Washington July 22. Venezuela's brief prepared by Counsel Storrow and presented to the Venezuelan commission and the British consul is the most important paper yet in the case. For the first time a true division line per the evidence is laid down and Lord Salisbury's contention on settlements is shown to be a diplomatic quibble, unsupported by law or fact and unworthy of consideration by the commission.
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Washington
Venezuela
Storrow
Lord Salisbury
Shipping Movements and Arrivals Across Atlantic Notes
New York reports arrivals from Bremen and Gibraltar including Aller and Kaulser Wilhelm II. C开
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New York
Aller
Bremen
Kaulser Wilhelm II
Gibraltar
Christine
Copenhagen
Salle
Ema
State of California
Glasgow
Patra
Hamburg
Mueden
Prawle Point
Anon
Naples
Bolting Republicans Endorse Bryan in Silver Platform Plea
A Manitou Cal manifesto from bolting Republicans urges support for Bryan Sewall ticket, condemns gold standard and demands return to bimetallism. The document claims Democrats favor silver and calls on citizens and Republicans to unite for the election and financial reform.
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National Republican Party
St. Boule
Met
Willie
Democrats
Messrs
Baya and
Sewall
McKinley
McKituben
Tramps Invade Blair Iowa Town In Nighttime Turmoil
In Blair Nebraska area railwaymen report hundreds of tramps roaming the town and assaulting an Omaha Line agent. Many left by train and walked in, with officials seeking to curb the influx as tempers flare and trains run through Windle and nearby stations.
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Omaha
Blair
Blaie
Sioux City
Tralia
Ganes
Yale Faculty Split Over Chicago Convention Vote
Yale professors and tutors mainly Democrats refuse to vote the ticket at the Chicago convention. Department heads Professor Sumner Schwab Hadley Tracey Heek and Prins decline. Minor professors say they will follow suit. Resident Dwight, accused of having the WwuInp Lendeneles, has gone to Muroupe.
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New Haven
Conm
Yale
Wie Aout
Bodth
Chicago
WG. Sumner
Schwab
Arthur Hadley
Tracey Heek
Andrew Prins
Dwight
Muroupe
Bryan Cannot Answer Letters Aides Demand Manager
Lincoln Neb July 20 Mr Bryan cannot reply to a flood of letters. He issues a public statement advising supporters to observe guidelines and directing requests to the national committee. A manager may be appointed to handle campaign duties, travel, and visitor arrangements as headquarters open.
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Lincoln, Neb
Bryan
Ciiy
Lanl
Neb
Eat
Old Territories
Commitito
Newi Harbor
Postal
Caiapaben
Wood
Lincoln Hotel
National Committee
Business Men Organize McKinley Campaign Committee
Philadelphia business leaders launch a general campaign committee to support McKinley with a goal of enrolling 6,000 notes by week’s end. Organizing efforts extend to major cities with Mr. Blankenburg touring to mobilize in Boston and later New York. The circular frames the election as a grave national matter threatening welfare and government honor.
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McKinley
Philadelphia
Union
Mir
Blankenburg
Boston
Banks to the rescue in New York gold pledge
New York banks will supply up to 35 million in gold to replenish the U S Treasury in exchange for legal tender. Frederick D Tappen of Gallaby National Bank led the appeal and reported wide bank cooperation. pledges reached 15 million with potential to rise to 20 million, aiming to bolster the Treasury's gold reserve.
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New York
Nepy York
Treasury
Frederick D. Tappen
Gallaby National Bank
Treasury Fold
Tapppen
Agg
United States Tremasury Hii Exchange
Fire destroys Pythian building and Park theater in Henderson
In Henderson Kentucky the Pythian building Park theater and Barrete House burned at 2 o clock this morning causing loss of money and property. A RL Rogers theater worker his wife and two children and Lir H Walker of American Tobacco narrowly escaped the flames.
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Henderson
Pythian
Park Theater
Barrete House
A. RL Rogers
Lir. H. Walker
American Tobacco Company
Tobacco cure harms Lansing man in failed effort to quit
Charles W. Chittenden of Lansing attempted a tobacco cure to break his habit. The 7 year old man became insane and delirious, leapt from a second floor window, and suffered internal injuries that may prove fatal. In Buffalo, the Rev. Arthur Cleveland Coxe, Bishop of Western New York, died in Buffalo in the afternoon. Coxe was born in Isis.
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Lansing
Mich
Charles W. Chittenden
Buffalo
Clifton Springs
Arthur Cleveland Coxe
New York
The News This Morning Showers Followed by Fair Weather
A morning bulletin notes showers then clearing skies with fair conditions. Political notes mention Bryan’s letters to Republicans and shifts in the Chicago platform. Local item reports an assault victim in Jessup still alive amid convention chatter and sports gossip rounds out the column.
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Jessup
Convention of C
Ft A.C
St. Louis
Cardinal Hungerford Dead in Rome Residence
Cardinal Hungerford father of Mere John W. Mackay died at his Rome home. He was born in New York state and had resided in France.
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Cardinal Hungerford
Rome
Mere
John W. Mackay
New York
Boriesinin
Weather forecast for New York and central states
July 21 forecast notes cloudy sultry conditions in the middle states with slight temperature changes and locally heavy rain. southerly winds become brisk. clearing tonight. Wednesday expected fall in temperatures and sultry weather with fresh southwest to northwest winds.
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New York
Middle States
Silesky Shirt Ad Promises Best in the World for One Dollar
An advertisement touts the Silesky Shirt as scientifically cut by a top shirt maker with seven patented improvements. It claims full length bodies in Athea Nunparell cloth, four ply linen bosom, hand sewn button holes, and options open back or open front, plus a stout-man version, all offered for one dollar.
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Athea
Barstow
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