Leader's Price Sale Items Highlight Clothing and Fabrics
An array of fabric remnants and apparel items labeled Leader's Price dominates the page. It lists vicuna cloth and muslin pieces, towels, silk belting, suspenders, belts, dresses, waists, infants wear, and men’s socks with bold regular and sale prices, and references to various quality notes.
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Leader
Nonice Newt
Dugen
Hishop Eleeves
Theosophist Claude Wright Marries Katherine Leonard in New York
Claude Falls Wright the theosophist and Katherine Leoline Leonard, active in the cause, wed in the Theosophical Society rooms. The ceremony was theosophical under society heads, with Alderman Robinson performing a civil marriage to legalize the union. Theosophical rites followed ancient Egyptian Mysteries and witnesses were limited to accepted members.
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Claude Wright
Katherine Leonard
Fayption Kites
New York
Claude Falls Wright
Theogoouhist
Mary Katherine Leoline Leonard
Theosophical Sughety
Robinson
Rioters Loot Mines Canteens and Kill Caretaker in Madrid
Disorder erupted on a rural Saturday as Macy day celebrations sparked violence. A crowd attacked miners at work, looted shops and canteens, damaged containers, and fatally shot the canteen caretaker resisting the mob.
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Madrid
Hiibie
Mae Se- Clairt
Macy
Two Years Needed to Suppress Cuba Rebellion
A Havana report attributed to Captain General Weyler quotes Captain General Weyler saying it will take two years to quell the insurrection in Cuba and that political reforms on the island must be postponed until the rebellion is crushed.
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Munetyid
The
Heralde Publehes
Wester
Havana
Weyler
Bilezet
Cuba
Fatal Stable Fire Kills Four Horses In New York
Fire gutted the ground floor of a three story stable at No 1 Christopher Street in New York injuring Patrick Johnson an awning maker who slept above the stable. The blaze caused about 1000 dollars in damage. Four horses left in the stable perished in the flames.
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News
York
Christopher Street
Patrick Johnson
World census 1900 urged by statistical institute
The rarer oar statistical institute calls for a simultaneous world census in 1900 with nations timing their own censuses. Portugal Denmark the United States Germany Austria Switzerland Belgium Hungary Sweden Holland Norway Great Britain France Italy are noted to schedule censuses on varying days in 1900.
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Statistical Institute
Portugal
Denmark
United States
Germany
Austria
Switzerland
Belgium
Hungary
Sweden
Holland
Norway
Great Britain
France
Italy
New York Law Requires Railroads to Carry Bicycles
The Philadelphia Press notes a state requirement that railroads transport bicycles as baggage. It argues this baggage principle is straightforward, reflecting justice in all states. The piece highlights changing travel needs and the evolving size of luggage with new communication, urging acceptance without special acts if not mandated.
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Philadelphia
New York State
Senate Hopes for River and Harbor Bill This Session
Washington May 3 The senate will take up the river and harbor bill with Frye pressing for passage inside two days. Santa Monica deep sea harbor foes threaten. San Pedro support. DC appropriation next. fortifications and general deficiency follow. House likely to finish all appropriation bills by May 15. Contested elections: Reinaker vs Downing in Illinois 16th District. fight over seating. Suspension day to follow. private pension bills advance. three appropriation bills in conference. Bucket shop indictments loom as grand jury enforces new charges.
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Washington
Senate
Frye
Santa Monica
California
San Pedro
Treasury
District of Columbia
House
Congress
House of Representatives
Elections Committee
Reinaker
Downing
Hlinois
Remaker
Moody
Mase
Committee On Rules
English Court Refuses Extradition to France
In the Bok Street police court Sir John Ridge refused to grant extradition for Dr Cornelius Herz. He is wanted in France for threatening to extort money. Herz, linked to the Panama scandal figure Baron Reloach, is ill at Bournemouth where he has been seriously ill for three years.
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Tandon
Bok Street
John Ridge
Cornelius Herz
France
John Hridge
Herg
Hers
Bournemouth
Salisbury Cabinet Split Over Woman Suffrage View
Leiden May 6 Prime Minister Salisbury states he believes women suffrage will come but the cabinet will not consider it now. Most ministers favor granting the franchise with only Arthur Balfour opposing. Cardinal Vaughan advocates granting suffrage to women.
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Lord Salisbury
Leiden
Salisbury
Arthur J. Balfour
First Law of the Treasury
Cardinal Vaughan
Westminster
Women’s Buffrage Committee
Naval Officer Felix MeCurley Dies at League Island
Philadelphia reports Commander Felix MeCurley United States Navy captain of the League Island navy yard died this morning at the station from heart failure. Born in Baltimore in 1835 he entered the merchant marine then joined the navy as acting master and served with gallantry in the war. He later became a master and served with various squadrons worldwide.
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Philadelphia
Felix MeCurley
United States Navy
League Island Navy Yard
McCurley
Baltimore
Merchant Marine Services
Navy
Dying Czarewitch May Curtail Coronation Festivities
Court advices from Windsor Castle say the Czarewitch, brother of the czar, is gravely ill with consumption and may die before the czar's coronation. If death occurs first, the Moscow ceremony will be limited to religious rites and the imperial family may enter mourning, cancelling fetes and much of the public program.
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London
Windsor Castle
Czarewittch
Moscow
Bucket shops deemed legitimate as board of trade
Chicago on May 3 Judge Horton ruled bucket shops operate like the board of trade and quashed eleven indictments against William Skakel and ten others accused of running bucket shows. He said the board of trade does wholesale wheat business while bucket shops conduct retail trade with no material difference in methods.
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Imate
Horton
Chicago
Sayx
Board of Trade
William Skakel
Wool market outlook and railroad earnings report
The wool year ended May 1 with record country wool stocks and high imports possibly exceeding twelve months’ consumption. Domestic demand is weak and prices may fall. Railway earnings for April show a 4.2 percent rise from last year, with detailed freight-class breakdowns. Anthracite trade outlook remains positive with prices likely to rise gradually as producers seek a $40 per ton average.
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Dan
United States
Helen
U. B.C
Reading
Lehigh Valley
Philadelphia
Combine
New York
Fatal Pneumonia description and care guidance
A medical note describes pneumonia as a severe, deadly disease that halts major organ function and tissue growth. It urges sustaining the patient’s strength to improve recovery prospects and keep up nutrition and support.
Bovinine Endorsements Highlight Quick Nutrition Claim
Dr. Charles Wilson of Providence recounts giving Bovinine to his wife during a severe pneumonia case and heart-failure scare, noting rapid improvement. The advertisement touts the product as a cold process concentrate that strengthens blood and flesh and cites over 25,000 physician endorsements.
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Charles Wilson
Atwell Ave
Providence
Anthracite Coal Policy Drives Sinking Fund Debate
Industry leaders call for sinking funds on coal extracted to reimburse capital costs, warning that coal reserves are finite and current prices do not yield true profits. Critics spar over how sinking funds are applied as companies continue to capitalize on exhausted collieries while production persists.
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Toxa
Wanted Experienced Bookkeeper and Sales Reps
Classified snippet lists jobs including experienced double entry bookkeeper for a commission business with references required, a rug clerk in Chicago area, and representatives for Beranton area for a life insurance company. Additional lines offer general work from home opportunities and wage figures.
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Tribune
UT. & Distributing Bureau
Chicago
Desirable Building Lots and Various Local Notices
A cluttered classified page listing desirable building lots near 109 Telephone Building, multiple rental offers, a house for sale at 1633 Capouxe Avenue, rooms for housekeeping, and several help wanted items including sales of cigars, a civil war relic book offer, and a German gardener seeking work. Includes animal and horse sale notes, and several business and personal notices with limited contact details.
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Cincinnati
Mango Chemical Company
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Washington Avenue
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Commonwealth Building
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Elmhurst
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Amore
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Green Ridge
Delaware
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Monery Ave
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North Park
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Marion
Pine and
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Dunmore
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