June items for this week from our store
Our silks and Grenadines for summer wear and wash goods for June buyers offer a thousand kinds to suit purse and fancy. Black or colored wool fabrics suited for June. Shirt waists with comfort and coolness. Wash skirts with shirt waists form ideal June outfit. Parasols and umbrellas add beauty and usefulness. Wool tailor suits at reduced prices. Every silk waist reduced for June. June ribbons handkerchiefs gloves hosiery underwear in broad June assortment.
BRIEF TELEGARMS STRIKE AT NEWPORT NEWS
Brief telegrams report fires at Connellsville and a thwarted throat-cutting attempts, plus mills closed in Holyoke and worker wage advances in Youngstown. Dock plans for Shamrock II and flour duties debate in Buenos Aires are noted with scattered details and dates.
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New Ecuador Railway Route Described By Explorers
Report from New York on a second Klondike journey with Portunes in view along a planned Ecuador railway. Engineers and Lehigh men discuss Boua in Iss and Qui u a8 ipecarnes. Phern may be prewarner. youth Aminri- Sah praised for railroad skill as the route crosses Rietwat toward Sonatey linking wealth and potential in South America.
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United States Resumes Commercial Ties with Spain
The United States signals a return to full commercial relations with Spain. In New York on June, officials outline steps to restore trade channels, welcome Spanish business ties, and set expectations for ongoing economic cooperation amid postwar diplomacy.
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New York
United States Spain trade seen rising in 1901 exports
U S exports to Spain are expected to surpass any prior year, with a near 16 million dollar pace forecast for the current fiscal year. Breadstuffs, cotton, oils and wood products lead export, while fruits, wines and iron ore top imports from Spain.
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Burch
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Ottier
Sears
Cheese for Porto Rico and American dairymen
A Washington report quoted an assistant chief of the dairy division who after a three month tour in Cuba and Porto Rico contends American dairymen can supply markets there just as foreigners do. He notes the cheese fund for these countries and argues U S products can equal Holland Denmark Switzerland in quality and likely trade growth in Cuba and Porto Rico.
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New York
Tribone
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Peorwon
Department of Agriculture
Cuba
Porto Tico
Holland
Denmark
Spa Switzerland
Meat Price Increases Hit New York Markets
June reports from New York state that butchers announce a citywide meat price rise effective this morning. Beef wholesale and retail prices lift about a cent per pound, with ribeye and quarter loin cuts up to 20 and 23 cents respectively. Veal and lamb costs increase accordingly as sugar refinements also rise. Arbuckle Brown announces sugar price hikes following broader American market trends.
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New York
Snow resigns as Kansas State University chancellor
In Topeka a report claims Chancellor F H Snow of Kansas State University has sent his resignation to the board of regents after eleven years at the helm. Acting chancellor W C Spangler likely to extend his term, with speculation he may become permanent head.
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Disputes With Canada No Steps Toward Early Settlement
New York June 2 No decision has been taken to assemble the Joint United States Canada commission to settle questions in dispute between the two nations. Sir Wilfrid Laurier Canadian premier has urged an early meeting but the administration shows no sign of immediate action.
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Rumor Francia Hope to Enter Religious Life
A London dispatch in the Journal and Advertizer reports that Francia Hope is likely to become a nun. She has long been Roman Catholic and, since the death of her second husband, has devoted herself largely to missionary work.
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Wichita Woman Ends Life Over Jealousy
A Wichita woman about 60 years old died last night by self-inflicted carbonic acid poisoning. Her final note cited jealousy as the motive. The incident occurred in the city, with local authorities reporting the death.
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John O’brien
Ex Secretary Long Views Supreme Court Decision
Ex Secretary of the Navy John D. Long, en route to Washington via Denver and Colorado Springs, issues a statement defending the Supreme Court ruling on Puerto Rico. He argues the decision sustains the government and aligns with Republican plans, avoiding constitutional and insular governance conflicts. He cites precedent and states that uniform laws across territories would be impractical and harmful to progress. The report also notes Confederate Soldiers' Home opening in Atlanta with veterans admitted.
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Noted art collections presented to Cooper Union museum
A cable dispatch reports new gifts to the Cooper Union Museum for the Arts of Decoration. The Hochs collection of Baroque art, the Rivas collection of Madrid, and the Baron collection of Paris are among the valued European holdings donated by donors linked to ex-Mayor Abram Hewitt. The items, including Sees ot Cee and related works, are expected to arrive soon and will be placed in the Cooper Union museum at once, augmenting the Aldon collection.
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Prepared for Trouble at Ampore Works
New York reports Grocker-Wheeler plant at Ampore near Rewari preparing for trouble as strike actions in progress. Management plans to operate with nonunion workers and discharge dissenters while deploying a force of replacements. Preparations widen as private detectives guard the facility and students at Columbia College are said to be involved in related disruptions.
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Grocker-Wheeler Company
Ampore
Inclaine
Columbia College
Coal Mine Fire Rages Beyond Control At Jersey Colliery
June 2 Wilkes Barre Pa. The Jersey colliery of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Co. has burned ten days and is beyond control. Authorities may pour water down the shaft but plan to sink a new shaft to reach the workings behind the blaze and extinguish from that point.
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New York
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Company
Wilkesbarre
Devine
Saregel
Stee
Filipinos in Spanish Parliament Madrid Debate
Among those recently elected are three Filipinos resident in Spain. They propose during the course of the debate on the Philippines that the Carene Yoo of the Philippines be challenged to change the situation and the more than tide bene the.
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Spain
Philepines
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