The Star Grocery Ad Promises Premium Stamps for Saturday
The Star Grocery advertises premium stamps for Saturday paid in merchandise, offering twenty cents per hundred Blue and Green stamps in good condition. It promises groceries at lowest cash prices in exchange for stamps and notes continued premium stamps. The page lists a wide range of grocery items with prices and brands.
L?YDS' MISSION TO PREVENT ENGLAND FROM GETTING DELAGON BAS
Rumors in parliament suggest Dr Lerda seeks France Germany and Tiseta intervention to deter Britain from seizing Deupon toy. Count von Buelow reportedly refused a firm promise after talks with Asp Ter- Perar and von Muelrw. Germany views the war as unfavorable. policymakers may seek peace on terms preserving wealth and power. In sports, Akron knuckleballer Jack Fin n pins three pounds lighter after a worn contest.
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England
Delagon Bas
Berlin
Lerda
Parte
Bertin
St. Peterabursky
France
Germany
Tiseta
Great Britain
Anserksteid
Count von Buelow
Firelen
Asp Ter- Perar
Count von Muelrw
Winches Ark
Africa
Gover von Schwelling
Ingle Not In Gone Condition After Rough Bout
The report describes a brutal boxing match where Kublin pressured the fight, Finningenan showed courage but was floored by a heavy right. He hit the floor three times in the fourth, dazed and wild, before a decisive rally by Rutito. In the fifth, Finningenan faded and was carried to his corner, while Rutito retained calm and Kublin challenged rivals for a $35,000 bare knuckle bout.
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Ingle
Kublin
Finnigan
Rutito
Witte Wat
Uhlin
Lefork Tinsiegan
Con~ Selowennes
Royhity
Jeffries
Fitantmqnens
Sharkey
McCoy
Smash of Glass in Little Rock Fire Hits Many Stores
A fire in Little Rock Arkansas destroyed multiple businesses including the Dickinson Arms company and Akanid Paper and Wood company. The blaze caused about ten thousand dollars in damage and a quantity of dynamite and powder in the Dickinson Arms building contributed to the extensive destruction. Names of affected shopkeepers and items were listed, with widespread property loss across the city.
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Little Hook
St. Legis
Post Dispatch
Little Fok
Ark
Mayo
Dickinaot Arms Company
Arxancid Paper and Wook Company
Mrs. Allen's
J.yammerman's Jewelry
Bam Blum
U Stern, Cigars and Tobacco
W. Williamson
Barber
C. J. Cromers
Erocery
Holtenberg Music Company
Dickinson Arms
Rockefeller Takes Another Big Business Move
New York Feb 2 United Metal Selling company formed under New Jersey law with 12 9 million capital to absorb Lewisohn Bros and manage output of Amalgamated Copper. Directors include William Rockefeller and Leonard Lewisohn. firm to expand metal and copper dealings with mines from Lake Superior to Utah Consolidated, amid reports of broader consolidation and a 100 million offer for Calumet and Hecla.
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Rockefeller
New York
United Metal Selling Company
New Jersey
Lewisohn Bros
Amalgamated Copper Company
Lewisohn Brow
Frm
William Rockefeler
Henry FR. Rogers Leonard Lewisohn
Adaip Lewisohn
Charles ©. Bevin
Leonard
Adolph Léwisohn
Beaman
Evarts
Mosere
Lewison Brox
Turce
Thie
United Metals Selling Company
Laky Superior
Tamarack
Isis Royal
Arcadian
Cycloin Consolidated
Old Tamarack, Jr
Osceola
Kearsary Montana Milies
Ana Sendia
Washoe, Parrott and Colorado
Boston and Montane
Butte and
Boston Arizona
United Verde
Benator W
Highland Boy
Thrush
Folown
Calumet
Heela
Answondate
Amalgamated
Cop~ Pir
Quincy Mining Company
Lake Superior
Boston
Klanton
Wolverine
Atlantic
Baltic
Mohawk
Michigan
Winona
Montana
Meinxes
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
Arigonm
Phelps Dodge
Copper Queen
Amnalgamated Copper Company
Armalgamated Copper Company
Flow Pelling Company
Minny
Strabue
Amalgamator Copper Company
Arbitration Rally in New York Urges End to War in South Africa
About 300 people gathered at a nighttime meeting to advocate arbitration between Britain and the South Africa republic at war. Prominent figures led speeches urging reason over brute force, with Roosevelt and Jefferson among those addressing the audience.
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New York
South Africa Republica
Fe Wlennymen
Hey. Mentis
Maison
Peters
A. Evans
J. Wilbur Chapman
Faunce
Parkhu George T. Karves
Henry Vai Dyke
Leberewe
Swenie narrowly escapes death in Ranch Furniture fire
Chicago Feb 2 Fire Chief Swenie had a narrow escape when smoke felled him in the Ranch Furniture Manufacturing plant. He entered the four story building with the blaze already spreading from the second floor to the roof, collapsed, and was carried out by company No 2. Four fire companies battled the flames as Swenie regained consciousness after the rescue. Damage to the factory is estimated at 75000 dollars.
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Chicago
Swenie
Ranch Furniture Manufacturing Company
DY Snrake
enurine com_pany No. 2
Swente
Cempanse
Ulm
Howe
Swenle
Tim
Ahief
Emoka
Rauch Manufacturing Company
McGovern Knocks Out Santry To Claim World Title
Chicago February 2 Terry McGovern earned the featherweight world title by stopping Eddie Santry in the fifth round at Tattersall's. McGovern praised Santry for his hard fight and noted he had trouble in the early rounds before finding his range. Santry lauded McGovern as a great fighter as the referee confirmed the ten count.
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Chicago
Terry McGovern
Tattersall'a
Eddie Santry
Edith Bantry
Kald
Eddie
Calve the Theosophist and the Paris interview scene
The New York Bun recounts Mme Calve as a serious theosophist who debates spiritual inquiry with a Sun reporter. The interview unfolds amid a dramatic setting in a Sherem room with a jade dragon chair and a hypnotic screen, as Calve defends her belief in Buddha and theosophy while considering study of India and occult phenomena.
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Mmel Calve
Sun
Caive
Chive
Sher- Fyn
Mancon
Plancon
Caire
Mme
Buddha
Christ
Paris
Bron
Jess i
Walt
Towle
Cave
India
Calve
Hammedana
Rome embassy moves stirred by Papal envoy talks
Telegrams report mixed signals as officials in Rome discuss possible actions. Observers say the matter hinges on Church influence and U S policy. Pentagon chiefs and Secretary Hay weigh cautious steps toward congressional moves. The Philadelphia theater to stage a costly performance hits advance notice.
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