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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1896
Page
8
Advertises trimmed hats two styles at 8.00 and 500 value. Children caps 25 cents. Blankets from two prices including all wool and California wool options. Gloves, kid and comfort cottons, garter elastic, pins, curlers, and other small sewing items. Includes mention of Butter Patterns and a fashion sheet.
The notice invites the public to inspect Spies' new store and goods at Market Street. It mentions the Standard Rotary Shuttle Sewing Machine as a highlight and urges customers to examine the items at Schaefer Bros. 329 Market Street.
Washington December 8 The plan to invite silver Republican bolters from St Louis to the Republican caucus was decided to be handled as before. Chandler and Quay pushed for invitation but the decision placed the burden on the bolters who remain undecided about attendance.
Prominent Cuban figure Piedel Pierra denounces President Cleveland's message as an enigma declaring autonomy dead and independence or extermination the only options as U.S. stance toward Weyler crushes Cuban liberty. In New York reports also note William Ivison estate contest and other brief items.
A collision about 1 am west of Storrs station on the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern line killed two and injured many. The special train crew forgot orders to wait for No 22, causing the crash. Injured include George F. Randolph, J. M. Chesbrugh, L Zepernich, Fred Moore, Charles E White, and Tom Jones among others. Property loss estimated at 10,000 to 15,000 dollars.
Advertises Herato bindery services and binding magazines. Spies' new jewelry store at 219 Market St features a large lot of silver mounted garters and invites shoppers to visit 419 Market St. for goods in the city.
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