Demoralizing Cabinet reshuffle praised in paper
The piece hails the elevation of Coleman to Cabinet rank and lauds his prior work as Commissioner of Agriculture. It notes the President’s move amid many political appointments and comments on Secretary Whitney’s Navy Department and other cabinet transitions with rumors of future posts and retirements.
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Navy
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Hale
Hiteey
Becausui
Randall
House
Senate Committee On
Territories
Tha
Oklahoma
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Manderson
Cleveland
New York City
Teath
Marek
Fairchild
Dnau Celal Corporation
Col. Lampot Ja
Whitney
New York
Foxtmaster
Dickmeon
Garland
Housan Senate
Hekia
Weis
Treasury
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Merines
Fitet
Blevenson
Bay Court
District of Cola
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Indiana
Ber
Harrison
Poagala
Wey
Varndey
Walrus
Ball
South Carolina
Benator Kehna
West Virginia
Akron
Ravenna
Ralph Bingham
Paul
Mary A. Woodbridge
Charlestown
S.C
Washington
Pennsylvania
Eastern Colleges
Inauguration Travel Arrangements For President Harrison
Pennsyl vania Lines offers round trip inauguration tickets from Philadelphia to Washington with special coaches and return by March 6. Pittsburgh & Western Ry. provides via tickets to Washington at discounted fare for those visiting for the inauguration, with details from local agents. Also includes testimonials for El ctric Bitters and Bucks Aruba Salve from druggists and patrons.
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United States
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington
Pennsylvania Lines
D.C
Meron
Ravenna
Harrison
Pittsburgh & Western Ry
P. & Wity
C. W. Bassett
G. Pla
Allegheny
Elegant Spring Dry Goods Display Appeals to Ladies
A Cleveland area merchant promotes an extensive Early Spring Dry Goods line, highlighting domestic satins, prints, wool dress fabrics, and black goods. The ad touts new Parisian style colors, 50 inch wool suiting, various silk and wool blends, plushes, silks, laces, and ready for early purchase with low prices and vast selection. It urges ladies to visit early for best picks and favorable terms.
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Cleveland
Janes
Soc Bo Die
Luddig
Bennett
Fanny Damask
Foster
Zanesville
Clothing Distinctions and Honest Value Claim
A persuasive plea to customers to distinguish CO BR AR clothing from cheap garb, attacking “theory of something for nothing.” The ad promises large stock of good, low priced ready made clothing, hats, and furnishings, claiming better fit and craft than tailor made, with emphasis on honest pricing and avoiding inferior goods from Jews. Emphasizes ready to wear that fits as well as custom tailoring and positions the store as a household word for good goods and low prices.
The Buffalo Store Announces First-Year Closure
The Buffalo Store closes after its first year on Saturday February 2. The note thanks patrons and promises greater efforts in the new year. It reaffirms cash only, lowest price policy and invites new customers to view dry goods boots shoes and rubbers stock before purchasing.
Buffalo store to reopen millinery department March 15
John Arc Uhart announces the Buffalo store will reopen its millinery department around March 15 with Miss Anna F. Brown in charge for the year. The owner notes continued commitment to the department and customer service.
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Anna F. Brown
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