Combinations Dress Patterns and Lace Skirtings Sale
Handsome Combi nation Dress Patterns advertised at less than cost with a lot of 6 patterns marked from 18 50 to 1250. New White and Cream Lace Skirtings priced 50 cents to 1 per yard. Black lace skirtings also offered. White and colored Linen Collars Cuffs and Chimesettes featured. Various fabrics including Satteens Embroidered Piques Swiss flouncings and panels in white and cream. Ready made dresses for children and misses offered cheaper than making. Sizes 1 3 years 4 8 years 10 16 years. Continues sale of Ladies Muslin Underwear until stock reduced.
Dress Making Departments Offer Rapid Satisfaction
With two Dress Making Departments, one under Madame Chambers and one under Madame Liggett, we can make dresses of all kinds at short notice and guarantee satisfaction.
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Church Leaders to Form Labor Policy Pronunciamento
Cardinal Gibbons plans a bishops council to frame church stance on labor groups. The move supports legal union rights yet forbids boycotts and secret orders, while promoting clergy vigilance and guidance for Catholic workers amid mixed reactions from bishops.
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Chicago Election Victory Beats Anarchy and Loot
Chicago voters favored law and order over chaos with State's Attorney Grinnell and Clifford winning clear margins against English and Krause in a quiet election. Six circuit judges were on the ballot with three Republicans and one Democrat keeping the race tight outside suburbs. Grinnell led 25,407 to Clifford 23,072 in the key counts.
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Treasury notes and yellow fever spread in Key West
A dispatch reports capital budget and treasury matters, urging customs to block French convicts landing in New Caledonia. Key West faces yellow fever spread. Marine Hospital Service officers authorize skilled care if needed. A presidential memorial order directs half mast for William A Wheeler during his funeral. Royal and legal notices follow with court actions and market briefs from London and Chicago.
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Annual convention opens as 200 delegates attend Typographical Union meeting
The fifth annual International Typographical Union session begins with about 200 delegates present. Credentials work fills the forenoon while President Aimeson of Nashville delivers the address in the afternoon. He notes progress and an uncertain strike fund question affecting potential benefits and member employment.
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Death and Crime Across the Nation From Ark to Kentucky
An unruly toll of executions and brutal deaths reported from Clarendon Arkansas to Kentucky. Mob lynching in Arkansas frees a prisoner at the jail while Chicago and Dakota incidents reveal mothers and children burned, a rape case, and jealous rage. Police and courts recorded extra judicial killings and a string of murders across towns, with mobs and sensational violence dominating the week.
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