Miltoo’s Parschal Dry Goods Ad Promises Cheaper Goods
A damaged fragment announces a Monday 9 am sale offering dry goods at lower prices. It mentions Dante’s Inferno and Dore’s Bible Gallery as references and invites purchases of gifts for good luck, with emphasis on low prices and fresh stock.
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Miltoo
Dore
Pergatory
Paradise
Great Reduction Sale At Philadelphia Store
Crowded store offers deep markdowns on broadcloths Henriettas cashmeres flannels and dress goods. Prices cut to 90c 800 75c 30c and less with all household linens and undergarments discounted. One dollar buys a ticket toward a thousand dollar Music Box drawing.
Record of Immediate Draws and Unpublished Names
The sales force stays busy distributing gifts and foods and avoiding publication of names. Two diamonds, four gold watches, seven silver watches already drawn along with numerous silver cups, berry dishes, caviars, knives, forks, clocks and jewelry awarded on the spot rather than at a future drawing.
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Iuin
Mit
Reed for Speaker on Second Ballot in Republican Caucus
The Republican caucus met to nominate leaders with Reed securing the speakership on the second ballot. McKinley and Cannon trailed as several posts including clerk sergeant at arms and postmaster were decided. A witness testified about Armour & Co dispatches amid cattle trade pressure and alleged moves against the slaughter business.
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Reed
Initiok
McKinley
Cannon
Burrows
Tetherson
Camcus
Me. McPherson
Pennsylvania
Carnon
A.J. Holmes
Iowa
A. H. Reed
Minnesota
Holmes
Charles W. Adams
Missouri
J. AL
Fad & Cloke
U of Doorkeeper
Adams
Wiirat
Stev
Charles B. Runistlel
Presbyterian Barch of
Washington
Mour
Seeween
Ove
Sarthe
Mathias Schwab
Freeland
Armour & Co
Lacey
The First Reduction in National Bank Deposits Declared
Washington announces a treasury plan to cut national bank public deposits by about 10 percent by January 15 1896. Banks may transfer funds to the sub treasury or exchange bonds, with further reductions to follow to sustain current public business and fund U S bonds purchases. Western matters note new Kansas postmasters and pension/restoration increases for Kansans.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Sub-Treasury
United States
Wasmixetox
Kansas
Lawnridge
Cheyenne County
MC. Kingier
J. B. Edwards
Pfeiffer
Ellis County
Jas
A. Malus
Kissner
de. J. Cole
Turon
Hiram Williams
Lincoln
Vivildo ‘Talcott
Oakley
Wat. N. McBride
Benj Stan
Benton
Neleog S Wools
Connecil Grove
Fieldon Paylor
Hurrion
John Hailey
Grand Cencee
Win
P. Dockery
Vay
Lawrence
Mary Jr
O, Kay
Ellsworth
Lycorans
Lane N. Cooper
Atlente Franely M
Joseph K Johnson
el Dorado
Magdalena Ortican
Jacob Miller
Lewrenwort
Runnymede Notes on Hotel Progress and Local Rail Plans
Runnymede Kansas November notes report carpenters leaving the hotel and preparations for December 5 opening, with Wichita visitors expected. Local rail talks push for a direct Wichita link, plus town growth, improved roads, and a booming Eagle newspaper amid traveling salesmen.
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Rogie
RissyMeoe
Kan
Wichita
Henlty
Futire
Kansas
Captain Wood
Onr
Eas
Saliet
Nixon
Wicsha
Armour as Witness Before West Committee on Beef Prices
Senator West s Committee on beef prices questioned Me Armour, Chicago packer, about cattle and meat pricing. Armour denied feeding collusion, acknowledged a broad inquiry into price declines, and noted possible packer activity in New York and Pennsylvania affecting market rates.
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Senate
Atory West
Cake
Farwell
Manderson
Plum
PD. Armour
Chitaco
Campbell
Martin
Quinn
Dudley
Ammour
Armour
Brees
Chicago
Pwr
Acura Co
Armane
Sn Peices
Senator West
Furalah
Pamb
Signe
Creas
Belitera
West
Eutent
New York
Peninnsylvania
Seven Lives Lost in Tribune Building Fire’s Third Floor Blaze
At Minneapolis a massive blaze gutted the Tribune Building on the third floor, trapping many editors and printers. Seven deaths are confirmed with the fate of others unclear as rescue efforts continued and witnesses described the deadly chaos and rapid spread of flames through stairwells and offices.
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Missmaronis
Minn
Tribune-Star
Minneapolis
Pioneer Press
Evening Journal
Trituna | Job
Sedierman
Milton Pickett
Pioneer Prete
John Olsen
Verzaillon, Dak
Harry Cotwell
John Meintelean
Trilaun
James F. Tzo
Associated Press
Watch A
Fis Rey
Chicago
Pierce
Reyster
Haines
Moor
Ribai
Milton Pinkett
Pioneer
Know
Wen Tees
Derry Jenkinieen
Mr A Liket
the Tribune
Inettasee
Tribrizie Witl
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