Dry Goods Sale Catalog Items at Don Vaca Tomorrow
A long list of dry goods with names and sale prices including Melton cloth bookfold wool dress fabric in multiple colors, tennis flannels, percalines, latines, moires, bleached muslin, ladies shirt waists, children's ribbed hose, torchon edgings, wool blankets, and Andrew Jergens Sea Salt Castile soap, all advertised as available tomorrow with limited quantities and emphasis on low prices and various sizes.
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Melton
Kansas Avenue
Andrew Jergens & Co
le Daisy Foundation
Spring Carpet Sale Offers Deep Discounts
Our buyer will soon start Hast to make purchases for the coming season. We will for the next twenty days make exceptionally low prices. If you anticipate buying a Carpet or Rug this Spring we will save you nearly fifty per cent to buy now.
Plethora of Money and Trade Trends Across Cities
The week brings widened demand for iron and steel in Pittsburg and Chicago, with expectations of bottom prices. Wheat hits high due to strong home and foreign demand. corn, hides, cloths, leather, and copper rise while minor declines appear in some textiles. Miners seek wage hikes, with talks of amicable settlements. wholesale clothing and dry goods show improvement. Canadian trade quiet due to severe weather with few large failures affecting dry goods.
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New York
International Mercantiies Agency
United States
Canta
Piltsburg
Chicago
York
Weathes Tenters
Fordien
CBI
Ukelam
Josson
Indianapolis
John Mitchell
St. Louis
Huyers
Philatelphia
St. Paul
Hank Duluth
Cincinnati
Ohio Valley
Cleveland
Werk
Thane
Canadian Dominion
Bristow Linked as Possible US Senator Candidate
Washington reports fourth assistant postmaster general Bristow as a likely US Senate candidate to replace J Ralph Burton, whose term ends in March. Asked if he would accept, Bristow said he has not considered it, would likely decline if offered, and praised his post office work. He noted his Kansas roots and personal pride in prairie origins. He avoided details on Cuba investigations and post office scandals, saying his reports covered them.
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Washington
United States
J. Ralph Burton
Bristow
Tate
Wenutw
Kaunas
Post Office
Kansas
Cho Plains
Execution of Pleasant Armstrong Ends Christmas Morning Murder Case
In Eaker City Oregon January 2 Pleasant Armstrong, who killed Minnie Ensminger near Haines on Christmas morning, 190%, was executed by hanging this morning. His neck broke in the fall, he maintained his nerve to the end, apologized for the crime, and said he would meet the girl in the afterlife. He knelt to receive Catholic last rites after the brief address to the crowd.
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Eaker City
Ore
Pleasant Armstrong
Minnie Ensminger
Haines
Armpetrens
Will Lease a Cable Dinner Adventure by Pilgrim Society
Pilgrim society plans a January dinner to advance the club principle by leasing a transatlantic cable for one hour. The New York Prlestms host the North American end while London hosts the crown delegation with Earl Roberts as guest. Messages of goodwill will cross between dinners in New York and London, reflecting the club’s aims.
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New York
Jan
Mte
Pilgrim Society
Sir Henry Mortimer Durand
London
Wal
Weenie
Techillon
Washington
Tutt
Icht Hyosaurus Found at California University Expedition
A partially garbled report from the Lick Observatory team in Chile describes a near perfect ichthyosaur fossil discovery in South America. Professor Mersiant notes paleontology progress and compares with other global finds, marking a major scientific milestone despite the text’s poor readability.
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University of California
Cal
South America
Astronomar
Wright
Teed
Lick Observatory
Chile
America
Ieee
Aquimbo
Mersiant
Tintveratty
South Africa
Attack on Unions Sparks Bryan Speech Dissonance
New York reports James M. Beck’s attack on labor unions triggers W. J. Bryan to depart from his Holland Society dinner text. Bryan warns that danger lies more with corporations defying workers than with unions, condemning social tyranny and class hatred while defending workers’ right to earn a living.
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New York
James M. Beck
Philadelphia
W. J. Bryan
Holland Society
Bryan
Bock
Three Men Arrested in Morgan Street Forgery Raid
United States marshals on Morgan Street arrested three men in a forgery ring. John O'Shea was caught in the act of making bogus funds, Henry Gotter was captured with him, and Fred Sullivan was also taken into custody.
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Chingy
Win
Som Rone
United States
Morgan Street
Cheredd
John O'Shea
Henry Gotter
Fred Sullivan
Conference on Amalgamation of Railway Car Men and Carworkers
Indianapolis January 2 A meeting of the executive committee of the Brotherhood of Railway Car Men and the International Association of Carworkers opened to discuss uniting the two national groups. A key topic was whether to admit colored workers, triggering a dispute as white workers opposed integration and a car worker jumped to his feet calling for exclusion before the motion carried.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Brotherhood of Railway Car Men
International Association of Carworkers
Catierenes
Tiny youngster born in Indiana claims smallest ever
A newborn in Rosnoke near Wabash Indiana weighed a pound and a half at birth. Mrs Roy lives, wife of a farmer, reported a perfectly formed infant that appeared normal in every respect. The rare birth was described as the smallest child ever in northern Indiana, with details of the uncertain worded to follow.
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Tedians
Indiana
Rosnoke
Roy
Saloonkeeper Held on Counterfeit Distribution Charge
A saloonkeeper and two accomplices were jailed on charges of distributing counterfeits. They appeared before Commissioner Foote and were each held on $1,000 bonds. Molds dies and partly completed coins were seized as evidence.
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Foote
Mrs Long Adjudged Insane in Stafford County
Elizabeth Long of Stafford county Kansas was declared insane in probate court after becoming unbalanced during a visit to the east. Her husband carried her to Topeka for trial and she was committed to the Topeka asylum. At 45, she showed crisis tendencies and was under constant watch in court.
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Elizabeth Long
Stafford J County
Kan
Trusts Reach Out: Crawford and Iowa Illinois Circuits Merge
The Crawford and Iowa-Illinois theatrical circuits unite, with 14 Crawford theaters in Missouri Kansas Colorado Nebraska and Texas and 18 Town-Illinois theaters in those states. Crawford manager LM Crawford and Chamberlain Harrington Co proprietors of the Odeon Theater St Louis act as lessees and directors. Joint bookings will cover seven states.
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Missouri
Kansas
Colorado
Nebraska
Texas
Town-Illlinois
Crawford
Chamberlain,Harrington & Co
Odeon
St. Louis
Milk Trust Organized in Chicago Dairy Company
Chicago capitalists form the Chicago Dairy company under Maine laws with 34 000 000 authorized capital to control Chicago's milk supply. In New York J H Schmidt sues H Roof and Chicago Rock Island and Pacific to stop garnishment and wage withholding. Also reports graft grafting in Paterson New Jersey building trades and arbitration ending employer disputes in Jackson County Missouri.
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Chicago
Chicago Dairy Company
Maine
Hasan
J. H. Schmidt
District Court
H. Roof
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
Hoof
Schmidt
New York
Paterson
Oper N- J
Justices of the Peace
Jackson County
Topeka
Roof
Radium to be cheap and plentiful in U S says Princeton professor
New York reports Professor Alexander H. Philips of Princeton says radium from American ore will soon be widely available and affordable for science. Using carnotite ore from Utah he asserts Curie methods can extract radium, promising large scale American production and stable supply.
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New York
Technology Club
Alexander H. Philips
Princeton University
United States
Utah
Phil Ups
Buffalo
Cam
A Modern Blue Beard Blydenburg Trial Delays Shocking Allegations
At Eldora Indiana on January 22 the Eben S. Blydenburg trial proceeds with slow progress as witnesses describe arsenic fueled deaths. He a Sunday school teacher and deacon faced complaints from his third wife before her passing and investigators note earlier violent deaths of his first two wives. Emily Hawkins Blydenburg died under mysterious circumstances years ago in Stony Brook New York.
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Eldora
Eben S. Blydenburg
Emily Hawkins
Blydenburg
Stony Brook
S. 1
Library bequest and archaeology gift to UC
A San Francisco dispatch reports the will of Charles F. Does, a Pacific Coast lumberman, setting aside seven hundred thousand dollars for a University of California library. President Wheeler says Mrs. William H. Crocker of San Francisco gave twenty thousand dollars for archaeological work in Old Mexico.
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Chicago
Tribune
San Francisco
Charles F. Does
Pacific Coast
University of California
Wheeler
Wiliam H. Crocker
University
Mexico
Swaney Sentenced to Fourteen Years for Murder
James Swaney, the Haydentown mountaineer convicted of second degree murder for killing “Big Bit Turner,” was sent to the penitentiary for fourteen years after a December trial. His attorneys plan to appeal to the Supreme Court, and a bail bid may follow pending the higher court’s decision.
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Uniontown
James Swaney
Big Bit Turner
Haydentown
Swaney
Supreme Court
MCA
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Quincy
Kompers Parton
Huck
C.eeeseeeree 5E
New York and
Western Centers
Anne
Star Grocery
Malta
E. Montgomery
Joseph I. Bristow
Burton
Wire
William J. Bryan
Tiny Youngster
Stafford County
East
Trust
Crawford Theaters
Town
Illinois
Credit Adjustors’ Association of
Kansas City
Hazen
Bmo
Shawnee County
Matthews & Drechsel
Hanan Shoes
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