Sale of Superior Make Displays New Style and Prices
A brief sale notice describes the make as superior with new style and pricing. The fragment mentions the vendor and emphasis on quality and value, signaling a marketing push.
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1895
Page
5
A brief sale notice describes the make as superior with new style and pricing. The fragment mentions the vendor and emphasis on quality and value, signaling a marketing push.
Fresh arrivals boost storefront stock as sales push begins. Local shoppers are invited to explore new items and take advantage of introductory discounts during the ongoing sale event.
The Cloak Department promotes attractive outerwear with $10 Boulettes in Navy, Brown, and Black with Silk facing and two-button effect priced at 12.50. New drive in 4-button and 5-hook Kid Gloves arrive in English reds, browns, greys, blacks, and tans priced at 75 cents.
A terse report notes the great challenge is met with clear success, highlighting its standout impact and solitary prominence in the moment. The piece emphasizes achievement and the striking independence of the effort from surrounding events.
In a heated dispute the defense seeks to delay Rudolph Frank Novels murder trial until after Bob Kepley becomes sheriff. Nevala attorneys argue for January timing to align with political shifts, while Judge Linzen contemplates a December setting. The aim is to avoid political influence and ensure justice, not to excuse the accused. Sheriff Burdge, the complaining witness, could influence proceedings, and public pressure calls for avoiding lynching by proper courtroom action.
News from Sova Crux Nebraska reports a November 8 disturbance over alleged interference with vote counting in Dakota City. Sheriff Kelly stationed a deputy inside the jail with judges. supporters clashed as judges swore in fourteen deputies to maintain order. Concurrent civil actions include a $5,000 damages suit against Constable Williams and Davies over unlawful entry, plus a small set of property disputes and several building permits issued by the city for two story dwellings and additions in Highth Fillmore North Jackson Central and North Kansas avenues.
The Santa Fe passenger train from Topeka to Atchison last night saw Webb and Jamison lose overcoats after entering the smoking car. A man was spotted carrying items from the train near Topeka and Atchison. A Nortonville detective later returned the coats, claiming mistaken possession of Webb's coat and stating he knew nothing about Jamison's coat. The thief, later arrested for other thefts, agreed to reimburse Jamison. A Turkish youth, Joseph Raha, awaiting a home, is also noted. General Volz in Turkey reportedly asked to revise his army commission.
Local quarrel erupts as City Physician Mitchell moves into the city building and posts a large sign that angers Mayor Fellows. Fellows reportedly smashes the sign with his stiff hat, tearing it down amid ongoing tensions.
The St James Gazette reports Ambassador Thomas F. Bayard spoke at Edinburgh before the Philosophic Society on "Individual Interests, the germ of national progress and permanences." He denounced socialism and protection, questioned recall calls, and condemned the protective policy of the United States as either indiscreet or deliberate.
Reed, a well known horseman from Pasapuna Cal, died at his city residence yesterday. Liepwood of the Ontario Stock Farm is noted as one of the finest horsemen in the country. The family, including Mrs O H Pause, extend heartfelt thanks for the kindness and sympathy shown after the loss of their son George.
Consul Anthony Howells reports to the state department on brighter prospects for the Welsh tin trade due to rising steel prices in America. The trade hopes for renewed prosperity and steadier work in forthcoming period, with better wages for workers. Also noted are a marriage collapsed by desertion and a divorce filing, alongside unrelated lines about individuals and places.
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