Odd Garments Put On Sale From Stock Selection
A retailer announces a sale drawn from stock featuring an assortment of odd garments. The notice highlights selected items and invites customers to browse the discounted collection.
08 Dec 1890
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Newspaper
Waterbury Evening Democrat
Location
Waterbury, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1890
Page
1
A retailer announces a sale drawn from stock featuring an assortment of odd garments. The notice highlights selected items and invites customers to browse the discounted collection.
London dispatch reports a split within the Irish ranks after a tense Saturday. Parnell seeks an early appeal to the people while McCarthy led faction plans to retain seats and fundraise independently. Healy and other seceders denounce clerical interference amid a Tory Irish alliance.
Reports from Loxpox and Albany describe widespread public gatherings in Ireland over Parnell leadership. Emotions run high as bishops contest Parnell, meetings in Mitchelstown Kilkenny Armagh urged support, while London and Albany signal solid backing for Parnell and condemn secessionists amid rumors of Tory Irish ties.
Irish envoys William O Brien John Dillon T D Sullivan and T P O Conn or arrived from Chicago and refused to discuss affairs beyond a prepared statement. They support Justin McCarthy as leader and vow to speak only when unity is possible, preferring silence to risk further conflict.
Both ex-Press Cleveland and Gov Hill face a staged clash of support as the Iroquois Club at Fairmount plans a banquet. Cleveland accepted an invitation for the event while Hill is urged to attend, with expectations of a large escort and strong crowd to welcome him from his hotel to club rooms.
News briefs from December records reveal Delamater's impending failure with liabilities estimated between one half and three quarters of a million dollars. Depositors may exceed half the town, while $30,000 to $50,000 in paper is being circulated. Separate items note a collision near Sandy Hook between the La Champagne and Lisboneuse, minor injuries, and roughly $3,000 in repairs. Also reported are the reopening of St Paul’s Cathedral in Pittsburgh, Christmas greens shipments to New York, a Newark fund for a home for friendless women, a $50,000 reward for the capture of Wm. B. Tascott, Joe Coburn’s funeral, and a Passaic church fire with $15,000 to $19,000 insured.
Assistant Secretary A B Nettleton says there is no money scarcity, only confidence lacking, and that Treasury actions plus pensions payments totaling around $26 million this week may restore steadiness. Secretary Windom confirms ongoing effort and notes vast money outflow since 19 months ago, with much of it absorbed in private tills and safe deposit vaults. Also included are briefs on a large American Federation of Labor gathering in Detroit, a Citizens Alliance formation in Ocala, and other brief regional items from Dec 8.
Aurooxa Pa December report on the miners workers of America call for a major convention. The district covers Centre Clearfield Cambria Blair Huntington Bedford and Jefferson counties. The meeting may order a long strike impacting ocean steamship coal supply from the seaboard.
New York December 8 Rev Lester N Donnan died during services at the Church of the Holy Trinity in Brooklyn. Pastor Rev Charles H Hall aided him but he was pronounced dead. Blacksmith William Barry of 867 Hoyt Street collapsed after singing a hymn at Warren Street M E Church.
Prominent Pomona farmer Frank Schwickerath faces a breach of promise suit from Jennie McCullen after a wedding reception planning, with bail set at 500 dollars as the case proceeds. Other brief items note a long boxing draw in Omaha, a fatal paper mill accident near Warenton, a church stabbing in New York, a murder verdict in Mamie Starr’s case, a veteran farmer found dead from gas, a famed fast of Signor Succi, and a Baltimore and Ohio yard strike development.
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