Dress Goods Show Delivers Unprecedented Value This Week
A local retailer touts a first ever display of dress goods including 36 inch all wool dress fabrics in grey and brown, priced at 27 cents per yard, with Henryettas from 50 cents and up and lower grades under 50 cents. New weaves and linings feature prominently as customers are invited to come and see the fresh offerings.
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Wit Hess Pearing
Che Stators
Broeton
Lidtweeen Junsery
Hymaed
Jack
Masauua
Kipper
Central America
Atricigius
Wawa
Tanith Luelle Wu
Corey Snupivrer
Wiltechapel Herrors
Douglass
Sedgwick
Hemi
Salfird
Reaumer
Mertence
Senate
Adjeariek
Parnell Commission Convenes Amid War of Writs and Debates
The Parnell Commission convened with General Webster presenting a lengthy report on the rebellion and trials, detailing testimonies about violence, conspiracies, and the intent to expose the “witches” behind the unrest. Widespread discussion focused on the December revelations and the commission’s plan to pursue evidence and witness testimonies into April.
Our Great 25 Cent Line Offers Quality Garments
Lois salent to vents presents a sale featuring good garments made from the best material. Sizes are full and large and quality is described as superior, highlighting affordability and broad fit options.
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Lois
Quailty
Wife Murder and Suicide at Hotel Cortland
A man identified as W. S. Bradley fatally shot his wife at the Hotel Cortland near Wabash Avenue and Adams Street before taking his own life. The incident occurred yesterday morning as authorities investigated a prior headline about a man missing near White Caps.
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Cream
W. S Bradley
Pine Lake disaster reported drowning seventeen men
Meagre dispatches from Pine Lake in Fatton County claim seventeen men and horses disappeared when ice broke during dragging operations. Rumors say twenty four beams were used and safety concerns halted rescue. no bodies recovered and local officials seek confirmation.
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Doliiston
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Sila
Albany Ind
Brea
Fatton
Attispateh
Johnnie
Tronhout
Fniton County
Lbsottagh
Almast NW
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Luke
Constitutional Convention Fight Splits Kansas Senate and House
Kansas Senate and House clash over a resolution on a constitutional convention as allies from railroad interests maneuver, while Governor Humphrey appoints a committee to deliver the Plumb Resolution to President-elect Harrison. The session shows tense debates, absent members, and renewed efforts to advance or defeat key measures amid party tensions and political maneuvering.
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Howe
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Hamilton
L. Waiken Anthony
Harrison
Tehitel
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Sumorr
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al Minti
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Ngurance
Inohan
IMS
Udvereby
Baker
Bats
House Debates Nicaraagua Canal Bill in Senate Report
Debated in Washington February as Mr Neison of Minnesota argued the conference report would modify the Senate version allowing stock issues for property and labor. Mr Chipman of Michigan and Mr Kelly of Pennsylvania weighed isolationist aims and the bill's implications for American enterprise and foreign policy.
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Pennsylvania
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Ayoo
Pacific Coast
Chipman
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Canada
Harlond
Armorican Enterprise 1
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Enon
St. Livi
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Urea
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Heringen
Taito
Ernst
Canal Company
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Nest
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Griva
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Ike
Senate Deliberations On Civil Service Reform And Territorial Bills
The Senate weighs a reform to raise the clerical staff of the civil service and debates territorial admissions and acts. Reports indicate committees will study bills on Utah and other territories while protests over appointment methods surface amid a broader push for open competitive examinations. The session also covers geodetic association matters and Pacific railway investments.
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Adameton
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Springer
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