T O Slater Co Hardware and Farm Supplies Catalog
T O Slater Co offers roofing plumbing sheetiron and pipe fitting services. The store lists farm tools plows harrows seeders weeders and cultivators, bicycle brands Stearns and Racyle, full bike supplies, fishing tackle, house furnishings, baskets, freezers refrigerators hammocks lawn swings and hot plates. Also stone filters, water jars, paints white lead oils glass brass goods pipe fittings and belting.
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Stearns
Gems in Verse: The Heroine and The Office Boy
Two verse sketches: a heroine tending war’s wounded and a wife mother homemaker. plus The Boy With the Book detailing an office boy distracted by a world of work and temptation. Ernest Atkinson comments from the New York Sun.
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Ernest Atkinson
New York Sun
Bedtime for Florence E. Russell
A fragment from Florence E. Russell describing longing to stay up with adults, wishing to be an angel, and being called to bed by a mother who would wake and pull the speaker inside, believing they were dead.
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Florence E. Russell
His Mother's Boy
A nostalgic reminiscence recalls a mother’s pride in her son Willie. The speaker reflects on Willie’s childhood features and the affection he received from family and community, noting how women petted him and men admired him as he grew.
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J. Abbott
Willie
The Good Time Coming And Other Fragments
A collage of verse and quips including songs about carefree holidays and nature. It includes lines about honeysuckles, rivers, violets, and woodland scenes, followed by a Byron quote on grief as teacher and a humorous exchange about a hostess in an Philadelphia Press snippet.
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United States
Isabel and Clara clash over fashion in a humorous exchange
In a brief quip from the Indianapolis Journal Isabel complains about lending her old dresses to Clara while noting how well they suit Clara. Clara asks why. Isabel admits it annoys her to see the clothes look better on another.
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Isabel
Clara
Indianapolis Journal
History of the Week on China Crisis and South Africa War
A weekly digest notes Allied entry into Tien Tsin and relief efforts for Admiral Seymour near Pekin, with reports of massacres, uprisings, and foreign minister evacuations. It cites German ambassador killed, Li Hung Chang's actions, Boxers, and battles around Pekin. It also covers Boer guerrilla warfare, Spanish and Cuban posts, and U S political developments including the Democratic convention.
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Tien Tsin
Admiral Seymour
Pekin
Shanghai
Seymour
Kempff
Washington
China
McKinley
United States
Hay
Pretoria
Machadodorp
Kruger
Dewet
Grand Jury
The
Ice Trust
South Africa
Canton
Two
Quangs
Li Hung Chang
Chi Li
Chaffee
Lord Roberts
Free
Goebel
Madrid
New York
Philadelphia
Che Foo
British Foreign Office
Vancouver
Emperor of Japan
Botha
Rundle
Benekal
London
Pio del Pilar
Manila
Imperial
Germany
Taku
Conger
Bayley
Wah Sien
French
Ian Hamilton
Frederick H. Burnham
House of Commons
Nicaragua
Panama
Ashanti
Hoboken
N. J
North German
Lloyd Steamship Company
Saale
Bremen
Main
Buffalo
Oregon
Hoo Kie
Berlin
Princeton
Supply Department of the Navy
Remey
Alexieff
Sulzer
Kansas City
Bryan
Philadelphia Republicans rally for McKinley Roosevelt victory
Philadelphia leaders from Union League and Kensington workers pledge robust support for the Republican ticket. Senator Penrose lauds GOP record, citing Pennsylvania’s industrial growth and past prosperity after McKinley’s 1896 victory. A 50 member campaign committee is formed to aid the city and state GOP efforts.
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Philadelphia
McKinley
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Union League
Union Army
League
Kensington
Workingmen’s Protective Tariff League
Cleveland
Penrose
Keystone
United States
Senate
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Allegheny County
Harrisburg Letter on Pennsylvania GOP Unity and Senates Given
Governor William A. Stone meets with President Wilson at the White House and endorses the Republican ticket. Pennsylvania Republicans celebrate strong nominations, advocate regularity, and predict a larger statewide majority. insurgents suffer defeats in Schuylkill and Lackawanna districts, while national outlook emphasizes party unity and warning against fusion schemes.
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Harrisburg
William A. Stone
Washington
Hinckling
White House
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Union
Keystone
Congress
Chester
Delaware
Thomas S. Butler
West Chester
Butler
H. H. Gilkeson
Phoenixville
United States
Senate
Boies Penrose
Penrose
United States Senate
House of Representives
W. A. Stone
William Connell
Lackawanna County
Irving P. Wanger
Bucks
Montgomery
Wanger
Schuylkill County
George R. Patterson
Ashland
Schuylkill
Samuel A. Losch
C. L. Magee
Allegheny
Losch
Col. Quay
Magee
Luther R. Keefer
Koch
Fred R. Wright
Charles E. Quail
Quail
William Moore
Tremont
Charles Ferebe
St. Clair
Howard E. Leib
H. G. Redzell
O. G. Gainer
Walter Sitler
Hanna
Senator Quay
National Committee
Husband Beats Woman Prompts Divorce Testimony
In a divorce case reported by the Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph, an attorney questions the applicant if her husband browbeats her. She replies that he generally strikes her on the back of the head or ears, illustrating a pattern of abuse in the marriage.
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Pittsburg
Falling Off In Attention in a Snippet of Conversation
A fragment shows a speaker urging Harry to address a debt to Dr. Pitzer and asking if the doctor has mentioned anything yet. The exchange hints at concern over payment and communication.
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Alivs Witt
Canova
S. Dak
Harry
Dispatch From Pekin Confirms Murder of German Minister
Cable dispatches from Admiral Kempff confirm the murder of Von Ketteler, German minister at Pekin, and warn the ministers face desperate conditions due to food shortages. The report notes the minister’s likely fate five days prior and cites fears of worsening events since. No new reinforcements have been sent to China by sea or land.
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Shanghai
Baron von Ketteler
Pekin
China
Alexieff
Pao Fu
Peking
Taku
Tien Tsin
Washington
Kempff
von Ketteler
Admiral Kempff
Oregon
Secretary Long
Mission destroyed in Tien Tsin area fire
Cable from Che Foo dated June 28 reports a fire destroying a mission in Tien Tsin district with about 160 killed and possible danger to foreigners. Rev. Brown asks if he should return home. Dr. A B Leonard believes no Methodist missionaries were among the dead.
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New York
Methodist Episcopal Mission Board
Che Foo
Mr. Brown
Tien Tsin
A. B. Leonard
The
Missionary Society
Dr. Brown
Odell’s Candidacy Faces Nomination Refusal Question
Senator Platt and allies conferred on New York governor nominee as Odell’s name circulated. The Evening Post argued Odell is the machine’s first choice and only his refusal could block his nomination.
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New York
Platt
Manhattan Beach
Depew
Louis F. Payn
Frederick S. Gibbs
B. B. Odell
Evening Post
Market Report New York Produce Prices
New York Market listings show cereals flour patents prices from 2.75 to 5.40 for various grades, corn meal values from 0.94 to 2.96, hay and rye rates, grains and oats values afloat and on track, pork at 13.75 to 14.50, butter and cheese ranges, eggs at 10 to 15 cents, and potato prices for Jersey New York and Island sections. Specifics include winter patents 4.25 to 4.65, Minnesota patents 4.65 to 5.40, corn meal 0.94 to 2.96, wheat No 2 red 0.87, oats No 2 0.29 to 0.35, butter 14 to 16 cents, eggs 10 to 15 cents, potatoes Jersey 1.25 to 1.50 per unit.
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Minnesota
New York
City
Brandywine
Hay-Shipping
Western
B. Afloat
C.i.f
F.o.b
Northern
Duluth
Cf .O.b
State
Pennsylvania
Jersey
Ae Island
Buffalo Provision Market Prices Report
Buffalo on July 2 lists wheat prices for No 1 northern 86 c, No 2 red 83 c, corn No 2 yellow 47 c, No 3 mixed 46 c, oats No 2 white 29 c, No 3 mixed 23 46 c, flour best patent 4 4.75 to 5.00 per barrel, butter creamery western extras 20 c, eggs state 134 c, western 13 c, potatoes state No 1 white 2 3 20 c per bushel with new fancy 2.25 to 2.50 per barrel.
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Buffalo
Graham
Best
Western
Pennsylvania
East Buffalo Live Stock Market Report
A regional livestock market listing shows cattle prices by class including export steers at 8.50 to 5.60 per hundredweight, fat and shipping steers from 6.40 to 4.25, fat heifers at 4.60 to 4.85, cows 2.25 to 3.25, and bulls 4.10 to 4.25. Sheep and lambs are priced from 5.40 to 2.00 for top to common grades, wether sheep 4.50, mixed sheep 4.50, and hogs rated at 5.40 to 5.45 with heavy categories at 5.40.
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East Buffalo
Dairy Sales Report From Little Falls Auction
In Little Falls on July 2 the cheese sale moved 83 sets of 5 529 boxes at 8 3 4c and included large small colored and white lots. Butter dairy packages sold 43 lots at 18 20c each.
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Little Falls
Utica Dairy Market Reports July 2
Cheese sales totaled 105 lots containing 9 128 boxes with large cheese at 8 8 and small cheese at 6 9c. ruling price for large and small set at 8 1 2c. Butter sales included 22 packages at 19 4c and 11 packages at 20c.
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Utica
Strange Malady Named Topisturvyopia in California
A California case describes Mary Terry a T year old daughter of a Portuguese rancher born with a defect that makes her see everything reversed like a mirror. Doctors coin the term topisturvyopia explaining the baffling vision condition and noting the unusual optical anomaly.
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California
Mary Terry
Bears the Ha Kind You Have Always Bought Signature
The fragment hints at an advertisement style line likely referencing a well known trademark phrase. It mentions a signature or brand line and a longstanding association with a product. The text appears damaged and lacks clear event or date details.
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J. E. Blair
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Railroad Guide
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