Warren M Grosby 6 C outfits and ready made garments
An old advertisement notes Warren M Grosby at 6 C listing a large range of garments and fabrics. It highlights black and navy cheviot suits, Venetian cloaks, homespun suits with velvet collars, spring jackets, rainwear, skirts in various colors, and eight to fifteen dollar price points. It promotes waist line items, wrappers, and standard patterns with multiple fabric options and window displays.
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Wesspers
China
Old Promise Recalled by Philadelphia Carpet Weavers
The Protective Association of Philadelphia, after five years of price talk, won a 5 percent wage increase from manufacturers. A meeting is planned to approve the raise, amid 220 power looms in the locality. Two thirds are described as wearingied, and the outcome hinges on demand and the ability to work a full week.
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Philadelphia
Philadephia
Fuwer
Alty
Suspensions and Wire Work Disrupted at American Steel and Wine
April 1 suspension causes anxiety across the district as the wire departments of Ye works operate while the pall mellia idles. Rexumptre of Ninth street Uratduck wire is delayed. Grawitie and AD TLA fee Co Dewitt report ongoing interruptions affecting mills and markets.
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American Steel & Wine
Ninth Street
Massachusetts Republicans Endorse Navy Secretary at State Convention
April 16 reports show delegates to Massachusetts state convention intensifying support for the Navy secretary prior to the national Republican convention. Across towns near Boston, delegates expressed endorsement of Ber etary of the Navy, with scant preference for the presidential nominee.
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Massachusetts
Boston
Anany City
St Louis Dog Show Opens Amid Buzz At Park Venue
The fourth annual St Louis Kennel show opened in the Waxt and Collenism halls and runs through Homereak Manestates. More dogs entered than ever, with judging underway and $2009 in prize money on offer. A varied array of breeds and drivers is planned for the event.
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Bt. Louis
St. Louis
Dave Gees
Driaes
Kansan Minerals Value of 1899 Production
Advance sheets from the state geological report by Prof Haworth of Kansas University show mineral outputs for 1899. Metal products include copper ore and refined zinc, hydraulic cement, stone, and other nonferrous products with estimated tonnages and values. crude and refined materials are listed along with smokestack byproducts and feeding smelting operations.
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I Haworth
Kansan
Masenk Wis
Mae Ing
Hill Murphy and Croker Likely Delegates to Kansas City
New York April 18 The Democratic state committee meets to choose delegates for the national convention in Kansas City. It is expected that David B Hill and Hollard Murphy will be delegates at large, with two others from New York and Kings counties. Croker may be selected upon his return from Europe, subject to Hugh McTaughlin’s influence.
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New York
Democratic Tate Committee
Hommun House
Pation Movention
Syracia
Alabama Floods Cut Off Town With Inland Rail Debris
April 15 Tuscaloosa is cut off from outside contact as rail lines on the Mobile & Ohio and Alabama Great Southern suffer washouts and flood damage. The Warrior River runs over 60 feet deep isolating Northport, while boats drift downstream and residents fear for crops and homes along swollen banks.
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Tuscaloces
Als
Tuscaloosa
Mobile & Ohio
Alabama Great Southern
Warrior
Northport
Plan of Government for Hawaii Adopted in Committee
Unanimous agreement reported by house and senate conferees on the Hawaiian government bill. Provisions create a territorial court system, retain land laws with amendments, and set up a two chamber legislature with a supreme court. Court and labor provisions reflect new governance for the island territory under U.S. oversight.
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Hawaii
Washington
House
Senate
Generat Tay
Mawaii
Hawa
Etroulk Judie
Istanda
Nye
Les Islawire
Jodietal
Pitt
Simi
Honolulu
Manuiesia
Calteiivi
United State
Seizure of Smyrna Considered for Indemnity Debt
A Washington dispatch reports U S officials weighing seizure of Smyrna port to force payment of a $100,000 indemnity for American missionaries' losses. The plan faces Mediterranean risks and potential Turkish resistance, with broader European powers kept in balance. Additional claims include about $200,000 for property destruction and a $600 claim by Secretaries.
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New York
Tribune
Washington
U. S
Constantinople
Smyrna
Mediterranean
United States
Turkey
Fne
Europe
Poisoned His Sheep In Nebraska Range Conflict
Dr. Romines of Chadron bought land in Shoux county and set up a sheep ranch. Settlers accused him of letting his flocks roam freely and monopolizing the range. After protests he refused to move. Recently over a hundred Romines ewes were found dead from poison in water tanks. Windmill paste holes were bored and the windmills toppled by the breeze. Romines vows to stay, settlers determined to remove him.
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Omaha
Romines
Chadron
Shoux County
Brief Te Pelegeams and Local Notices
Fragmented Detroit obituaries report Mick died at breakfast from heart disease and a resignation by Oxford college president after 17 years. A Cumberland and Summit Coal strike ends as miners return to work, and New York reports the marriage of Mrs Bernard Bere to C W Olivier. Local union No 158 calls a meeting to adopt by laws and trade rules.
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Detroit
Mick
George Re Angell
City Strings Bank of Detroit
Mi Seraamselstian
Eepheauddenly
Oxford
Fayenker
T. D
Oxford College
Oxford Female College
Walker
Meyersdale
Cumberland and Summit Coal Company
C Company
Mcents
Tom
Lonsdales
New York
Eniseby
Mra
Bernard Bere
C. W. Olivier
Lord Lxmadate
Carpenters and Somers
Sequlir
W. H. Cummalngs
Supreme Court Orders Return Of Wandering Child Daisy Spickmi er
The Supreme Court ordered the return of Daisy Spicklemier, now called by her guardian, to Mr. Collins after he sought a writ of habeas corpus. Collins must post bond and produce the girl for an early May session hearing, with the sheriff to enforce delivery and care payments due to the child and her sister from government pensions.
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Supreme Court
Brown County
Spicklemier
Harper County
Brows County
Gti le
Collins
Ima
Pickle Aiter Way
Montgomery County
Hulme
Splektetniar
Tha N Ron
Doster
Love, Politics and a Paris Exposition Tie
Will White narrates a Washington dispatch about Miss Vonnie Knowles who agreed to marry W H Turner for a government post at the Paris exposition. Turner secured the job, and Knowles pressed for her husband’s appointment, a tale linked to Kansas romance and local politics.
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John Chaney
Will White
Emporia Gazette
Washington Dispatch
Vonnie Knowles
Post Office Department
W. H. Turner
Tarver
Uwe
Manna
Aker
Grosvenor
Turner
Hye
John T. Chaney
Hl Dorado
Verne
John
Eloe
Topeka
Vennie Knowles
Parla
Kansas
Trial Progress in Calsen Case at Frankfort Ky
April 18 testimony began in the circuit court in the Calsen trial charged with shooting Lieutenant Scott and L W Demate. First witness Captain HB Golden testified about his movements after arriving in the city and his position at the time of the duel. Empire Stock company Crawford theater teased as a note of local event with ticket prices 10 and 20 counts.
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Calsen
Frankfort
Cal
Scott
L. W. Demate
Commonwealth
HB. Golden
Ethelbert Scott
Golden
Jensth
Dampers on Boxing Policy by Gotham Police Board
President Yori of the Gotham police board announced a firm policy to refuse licenses for public boxing matches. He argued that if holding a match on September 1 is wrong, then permitting one on May 1 is equally improper, claiming the Horton law repeal makes issuing permits violate the spirit of law and public opinion.
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Gotham Police Board
New York
Yori
Police Board
Americanol Road Project to Span Eurasia byRail
Philadelphia financiers H Walker and J H McCrenry with American bonds pledge to fund the St Petersburg to Odeera railway. The line would run north to south across much of the Eurasian empire with American personnel and material, aiming to reduce costs under $0,000,000.
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Philadelphia
H. &. Walker
J. HH. McCrenry
Richmond
New York
Southampton
St. Petersburg
Odeera
London
Paris
Bertin
Ty Gus
Another One Gone Few of Lincoln Friends Remain
Detroit, April 18 Sullivan Cutcheon ex speaker of the Michigan house and prominent in business died at his residence aged 81. Born Pembroke, So. While superintendent of schools at Pittsfield he became an intimate friend of President Lincoln and chaired the delegation at the 1864 Republican National Convention that nominated General Grant. He also served as United States district attorney for Michigan under Hayes and Arthur.
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Linccoln
Detroit
Mich
Sullivan Cutcheon
Michigan House of Representatives
Mr. Cutcheon
Pembroke
Pittsfield
Iss
Lincoln
Tie Jean
Ex President Harrison to preside at ecumenical council
Ex President Harrison leaves Indianapolis for New York to open and preside over the ecumenical council. His private secretary says he will not discuss changes to the Presbyterian creed but will focus on central council work. Gen Harrison will deliver the opening address and decline to share views on creed revision.
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Indianapolis
Ipd
Harrison
New York
Ecumenical Council
Gen
Death of Professor Thrasher Shocks Northwestern Family
Professor Thrasher longtime head of the geology department at Northwestern Christian University and Butler College, died at Hempstead on April 18. His children include De-wade Thensit of Cincinnati, Mrs Carver of Irvington, Mrs Brows of Grand Rapids, and Raymond Thrasher of Berkeley, with Seth Low of New York noted in connection. The obituary notes his four decades of service and ties to the institutions.
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Prof. Thrasher
Indianapolis
Mnd
Mam M. Thrasher
Esevel Emer
Northwestern Christian University
Biutier Sliege
Hempstey
De-wade Thensiter
Cincinnati
Mra. Carver
Irvington
Brows
Grand Rapinatch
Raymond Thrasher
Berkeley
Merrill Offers To Work For Free As City Street Superintendent
Kansas City Mayoral race reveals lumber magnate J. J. Woods Merrill pledging unpaid service to run the streets department. In a letter to Mayor-Elect Reed, Merrill proposes to govern the street office, appoint his own assistants, and ensure clean streets under a "clean, pure Democratic administration" with funds provided.
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Kanses City
Reed
J. J. Woods Merril
Merrill
Mr. Reed
A. Reed
Kansas City
Lo Woons
Burned Hutchinson Bonds Stir City Officials Rumors
A Hutchinson blaze sparked anger as bonds issued by the Hutchinson and Southwestern Improvement Company were blamed for losses. Council members reportedly sat idle at headquarters while a 355,000 fire raged, with accusations that bonds were neither earned nor claimed by the company and no one faced clear accountability.
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Huveamson
Apni
Hutchinson
Palang
Charlie Crawford
Wienner
Hutchinson and Southwestern Improvement Company
Bryan Returns to Austin After Pacific Coast Tour
From Austin Texas April 18 Col W J Bryan returns from an extensive Pacific coast tour. He plans several speeches in the week and then heads to Nebraska with his family. On the way home he will speak at Wichita Kan Athenaeum waiting for the Buffalo.
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Bryan
Austin
Pacific Coast
Tex
W. J Bryan
Pacific Slope
Dramatic events loom for San Xavier opera debut
The Empire Stock company presents The Red of the World with Navajo blanket costumes and a Native American choir in a southern California setting of the 1840s. Opening at Crawford theater Friday and Saturday with popular prices. One of the Gravest Saturday night. Ten Nights for Baroom on Saturday. Ladies admitted free Friday.
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San Xavier
Notts OY
California
Empire Stock Company
Crawford Theater
Wisconsin Copper Find at Kickapoo Valley
Rich ore discovered in the Kickapoo Valley twenty miles south of Sparta with ore valued at 142 dollars per ton. Early estimates show a promising vein, with operations planned to begin soon and significant potential for further mining gains.
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Kickapoo Valley
Sparta
Wic
Talks Stall as Cleveland Strike Drags On
News brief notes exhaustion on both sides in the Cleveland labor strike. Persistent deadlock delays resolution while Taft and Dewens are linked to the tensions. Observers suggest a meeting in New York with leaders from the International Association of Machinists within days.
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Cleveland
Dewens
Geant
Congest
Machinists
New York
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