Madame Chambers Offers Free Dress Making With Purchases
Free dress making on Black Silk Grenadines and other fabrics if orders are placed promptly. Discounts include $15 savings on dress prices and free charges for 28 combinations and 8 embroidered pique dresses. Ready made dresses priced $10 to $15, originally worth $20 to $30. Bargain notice urging immediate orders.
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National Civil Service Reform League Annual Session Echoes
The National Civil Service Reform League met in annual session with George William Curtis re-elected president. Cleveland faced mixed reactions as the gathering adopted resolutions condemning and praising the administration. A flood of forensic arguments and impractical flapdoodle filled the discourse.
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Civil Service Reform League Opens with Curtis Address
The National Civil Service Reform League convened with George William Curtis delivering the annual address. He criticizes partisan reform lapses and urges stronger merit rules, outlines post office and executive changes, and calls for open records of appointments while warning of a broader political reconstruction risk if reforms falter.
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Fateful Umbria Disaster and Other City News
Fragmented wires recount the Cunard steamer Umbria tragedy with conflicting official notes. Reports describe passengers fleeing flooded corridors and the ship’s perilous conditions as high seas and a steep ascent into danger are debated by authorities.
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