Sixth and Quincy Store Drafts Deep Thursday Deals
Sixteenth and Quincy offers a Thursday sale at Crowley's standard sewing needs counter featuring a wide range of bargain items. Patent hooks and eyes, sewing needles, safety pins, castile soap, lead pencils, handkerchiefs, ribbons, velveteen binding, finger thimbles, corset laces, pins, memo books, buttons, and hat pins are all priced low for one cent or nominal amounts. The sale emphasizes bulk card quantities and daily-Thursday discounts at the mammoth store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Crowley
Andrew Jergen
Castile
Eeseieseee Snes LO
le West Pocket
For Two Cents Ladies and Misses Belt Buckles and More
An old time sale lists multiple small items with low prices for Thursday. Buckles in gilt oxidized and silver finishes, stick and scarf pins, unruled ink tablets, plain white envelopes, wood cabinet pins, shell combs, memory books, silk ribbons, crochet cotton, men's handkerchiefs, and Hamburg embroidery edgings are offered in assorted styles. Each item priced at fractional cents or cents, with Thursday as the sale day.
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West Pocket
Three Cents Bargain Roundup of Fabrics and Soap
A chaotic sale listing from Three Cents features cotton towels fringed with fast color borders, white Croasbar Nain yardage, and 10 cent values on various items. Also offered are purses, heavy hair pins, glycerine and elder flower soaps, hair pins, embossed lace shelf paper, and white pearl buttons in assorted sizes, with small lots and 3 to 8 cent price points across items.
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Pest Bros. Mfg. Co
Vienna
Sesseeseeeneee Peet Bros. Mfg. Co
Allen’s
Murrill on Stand in Bribery Trial In Maryland City
In Fulton Maryland Colour Rdvant Cutler a wealthy politician stands trial charged with bribing House of Delegates members. John Mikelil former delegate testifies to a 70 000 price and distribution of cash among this alleged Del egates combine. Murrell describes meetings and amounts including a 2 000 share and a 47 400 payment to pass a heating bill while other figures and names appear in testimony. The case also notes market drops in grain prices and a Havre francs decline impacting commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Ynatch
Combine
Lusier
Hater
Mark Mr. Murreil
Cumbine
Boise
Leltiwn
Is “Uch Tumbern
Mane Wan
Murrell
Murrett
John Holms
Somalia
Namiss
Dyibei
Witkets
Guike
Yielms
Helms
Charles Kelly
New York
Europe
Big Drop in Coffees Markets Shake New York Trade
The coffee market fell sharply as heavy selling appeared for speculative accounts. Prices slipped from opening highs and widened loss as traders reassessed demand for cotton and coffee futures amid unsettled demand.
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Coffes
New York
Curtis to Roosevelt telegram prompts debate over nominating pledges
Holton Kansas February 2 The First district convention endorsed Theodore Roosevelt for renomination and instructed its delegates to vote at the national convention Charles Curtis was renominated while a rump convention backed Leland and Anthony The communication drew wide comment as officials noted objections to the president's address.
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Holton
Curtis
Roosevelt
Kas
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Leland
Anthony See
Charles Curtis
Real Estate Transfers in Franklin County and Nearby Areas
Real estate transfer notes list numerous parcel movements including lots on Locust Street Chestnut and Elm Wood Avenue. Transfers show buyers and amounts such as 500, 410, and 75,500 with subdivisions and quarter sections noted, involving administrators and trustees in the Franklin region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi. Bowell
AL W
Ear
Locust Street
Metwker
B.C. Davin
J. J. Barth
Alete Mer
Franklin
Enthres
Alex
Fenth Avenue
C.o
Wilson
Elm Wood Avenue
J. H. Imbler
M.siutvane
Chan
Washington Mourns Secretary Whitney Dead
Washington and Albany report the death of William C Whitney prompting half mast flags at the navy department and somber eulogies in both houses. Officials recall his efforts for workers in the department and his influence on American naval growth. Albany officials observe memorial addresses as the assembly adjourns in his memory.
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Washington
William €. Whitney
Navy
Whitty
Jim Dex
Warm Teyié
Witkin C. Whitney
Naval Establishment
Navy Department
Albany
Eulogratic Afdreszek
Whitney Wure
Bear Made Postman Run Near Strodes Mills
Lewistown Pennsylvania February 3 a large black bear chased Dr Harry M Uster as he rode a rural cart along the mountain foot near Strodes Mills The bear reportedly charged him and the farmer armed with a gun failed to stop it Civil War veteran Dr Viser recalls the bear seeming to recognize the skin of a late brother in bearskin worn by Uster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Harry M. Uster
Strodes Mills
Mall
Uber
de. Viser
Veterans demand their design for Antietam monument
Pottsville Pa veterans of the Forty eighth regiment condemn being bypassed in the Antietam memorial project. After a conference with Col O Bosbyshell of Philadelphia, a member of the Antietam Monument commission, they insist their design be adopted and sent to the Boston firm contracted for the monument. They allege they were not consulted before the contract was let.
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Antistam Monument
Pottsvilly
Forty-eight Regiment
Col. O. Bosbyshell
Philadelphia
Aptetam Monument
Antietam
Bosto
Five Cents Inserting Bargains For 16 Cents Worth
Inventory listing priced values for garment basics and barber/household goods including children's ribbed vests, Hee Cotton, toiletries like Toilet Soap and Petroleum Jelly, Seville Laces, aprons and ginghams, full bleached Muslin, Williams Shaving Soap, satin ribbons, Torchonlace, and Ladies’ Handkerchiefs, with multiple lots priced at five to ten cents and per-item notes on quality and size.
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Stuart
Bargain Thursday in Our Clothing Department
Our clothing department offers standard makes and first class gentfs furnishings with low prices. Thursday only features matchless values on suspenders hosiery collars ties gloves shirts sweaters and more. All sizes and ages in men youth and boys clothing with bottom prices on top and coats sold at cost.
Hardware Department Stocked with Low Prices
A complete well chosen stock of hardware and queensware. Overstocked on cutlery with bargains on pocket knives priced at 50c 25c and boys knives. Includes a tic clock, 1000 sheet roll toilet paper and 7 or 8 inch tailor sheets.
Shoe department advertises durable, comfortable shoes
The ad urges careful shoe buying to find a pair that fits, wears well, keeps warmth, and resists leaks. It promises comfort for the foot and even notes consideration of the buyer’s budget, claiming the store can fit both pocketbook and foot.
Furniture Ad Promises Savings on Carpets and Furniture
A local store invites housekeepers and prospective hires to visit and compare prices for furniture and carpets. The notice asserts customers can save money by shopping there.
Drug Dept Price Promise at Tice for $1.00 items
The advertisement proclaims the Drug Department as the originators of low prices with daily low pricing at Tice. It emphasizes that today’s Tic price is not special and that $1.00 articles remain at a constant level, sustaining affordability for customers.
Diamond Buttons Left Behind as Man Hidden Under Bed
A man posing as Augustine Bond of New York hid under a hotel bed at Hed Loon in Quakertown Pennsylvania. He woke Stockberger and attempted escape after chloroform odors were detected. He fled without hat coat or money, leaving a pair of diamond buttons and a rich wardrobe behind. Police investigate the impersonator’s claim and past associations.
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Quakertown
Ima Boon
New York
Stockberger
Tenelberge
Taimed Mek
Augustine Bond
4& Prines
Hond
Liv
Prince of
Elopes With Waitress From Local Hotel
Miss Misa French and Richard Parsley left the city last evening after Parsley, a Chicago visitor registered at the Harriton hotel, enticed her away. The 17 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lou French was one of the dining room girls and had not known him before. The proprietress was away when Parsley engaged her and they boarded a train east together.
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Pansay, Reo
S— Siorenve Rrenen
Lou French
Richard Parsley
Harriton
Chicago
Misa French
Parsley
Miss French
Des Moines Man Seeks Stay to Save Nephew’s Life
Des Moines reports wealthy four miller Mott hopes to save his nephew J H Mott from hanging in Misenuia Montana. A jealous act earlier discharged a gun at Mott’s wife, while Atlantic City notes Dr Joseph Malatesta seeks to test his father’s will amid claims of undue influence and lack of testamentary capacity.
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Des Moines
Ss. Rem
Iempine Mott
J. H. Mott
Misenuia
Mont
Montana
Stuart Shaw
Maren
Malatesta
Atlantic City
N. J
Joseph Malatesta
Newark
McCarter
Tegen
Mark ‘Malatesta
Tett Hs
Aire
James Carmack
City Auditorium revenues and mismanagement questioned
A city audit criticizes the auditorium’s finances noting a gross $41.89 in 1900 with high janitor and utility costs. Records are incomplete and many events may have used the space free or undercharged. The piece lists numerous organizations granted use in 1903 and questions accountability and rental enforcement.
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Topeka Pipe Orga Association
Noody
Kane Entertainment
Kansas and
Oklahoma
State Temperance Union
Lincen Day Club
Jackson's Band
Creature and Band
Choral Society
Commercial Club
M.C. AL
State Charitabis Institutions
Odd Fellows
State Christian Traveling Men's Association
Arthur Kane
State Knights Pythias
Fire Department Entertainment
The Creased Trousers and a Wife's Duty Question
A Chicago divorce case centers on Maude Hodge asking if a wife must press her husband's trousers. The judge weighs enduring social expectations versus personal choice amid a tangle of domestic duties and public mores.
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Chicago
Maude Hodge
Claude Hodge
Aria
Jury Acquits Homer Gregg In Disorderly Conduct Case
In district court this morning the jury returned a verdict finding Homer Gregg not guilty of disorderly conduct. The case stemmed from a raid months earlier on Oxcar Krauss harness shop and Gregg’s restaurant in North Topaki. Police searched both places for liquor. no quorums found and Greece was absent. Gregg’s wife waited as officers lectured the crowd. He confronted officers, demanded a warrant, was briefly arrested as he pushed through the crowd, then released. the next day he went to the police station for details.
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Homer Gregg
Gregg
North Topaki
Krauss
Quorias
Greece
Grege
Ursee
Rimself Sp
Smokes Pipe At 114 Years Of Soldiers Of The War
Fragmentary reminiscence from a veteran era recalls tobacco use and daily routine. The speaker discusses health habits, faith, and personal philosophy, mentioning smoking as a constant factor and reflecting on longevity, memory, and contentment amid hardship.
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Mia
Smith
Jane
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Sixth and
Quincy
Murrill
Buller
Vena Mare
Boites
Poatane
Berry
Eas County
B. Bowman
Crocker
J. S. Rene
Crown
Comstock
Whitney
Bear
Brais
Hardware Department
Shoe Department
Furniture Department
Young Brida
Homer
Rege
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