Holiday Gift Emporium Seeks Shoppers with Glove and Umbrella Deals
A busy holiday ad touts Kid Gloves with 75c to $1.50 pricing and celebrates Celebrated Con temers Gloves. It markets Gloria and Sik umbrellas, brass lamps, dinner sets, Haviland sets, and assorted porcelain, plus dolls, toys, and Butterick patterns, inviting visitors to inspect the Basement's china and bric a brac.
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Gloria Rik
Gloria Blk
Taffeta Elk
Worth & Sik
Haviland
Slas
Be. de Cardinieres
Secup
Kessner
Betos
Hissel
Fie
Spies and Spies new store goods parade at Market Street
The ad copy promotes Schaefer Bros at 329 Market St and Spies new store with a sale on jewelry and furniture. It also touts Cascarets Candy Cathartic and Chappelear’s cough medicine, urging customers to buy, examine items, and store Nas furniture, while highlighting the Paragon sewing machine and Rockers at Zink's Furniture Store.
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Schaefer Bros
Market Street
Market St
Zink’s
Nas
Mkt
Scott
Sen
Conspiracy Trial Over Sharkey Fitzsimmons Bout
In San Francisco the Sharkey Fitzsimmons purse dispute moves to the superior court. Witnesses including Australian Billy Smith claim refereeing bias and foul play surrounding the December fight and the knock out in the eighth round.
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Sne
Sharkey
Earp
San Francisco
Fitzsimmons
Julian
Billy” Smith
Bharkey
Lynch
George Allen
Allen
Indian affairs plan debated at women’s meeting
The Women’s National Indian Association opened its annual meeting at Calvary Baptist Church in New York to discuss proposed changes in Indian administration. Members and officers reviewed progress toward citizenship and reported year receipts of 14,914 with expenditures of 12,762 leaving a balance of 2,152.
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New York
Women’s National Indian Association
Calvery Baptist Church
Cleveland
Amelia
Brenda Stranded Off Long Beach After Sugar Load
Steamship Brenda bound from Demerara to New York grounded about a half mile east of Long Beach Life station. In Winston N Carolina a tobacco factory, Brown Brothers, was destroyed by fire, value about $150000 with $85600 insured. Also notes on an election bet suit in Cleveland and a Saxony birth. Market reports from New York Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chicago Toledo with animal and grain prices included.
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California
New York
Michael de Young
San Francisco
de Young
Paris
McKinley
Con Baker
Columbus
Forster
Schock
Boston
Oak Island
Winston
N. C
The
Brown Brothers
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Royal Bonn
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C.C.C
Chappelear
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Budapest
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Arnold Reeves
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Tom Thumb
Bell and Phanic
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Caldwell & Son
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N. 5Th St
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