Bargain Sale of Dress Goods and Trimmings This Week
Local store advertises deep discounts on assorted fabrics including calico dress patterns, silks, ribbons, crepe leisse ruching, and embroidered mull ties. Items offered at 9 to 12 cents per yard, 25 to 50 cents, and dozens of yardage bundles with former prices noted. Two dressmaking departments promise quick custom dresses and customer satisfaction.
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New York
Coffee Exchange
Pearl and
Beaver Streets
Bear Clique
Gruner and Crossman & Co
R. G. Arnold & Co
T. G. Arnold
Arnold, Sturgis & Co
United States
Oak Point
Small
Water Street
Mr. Small
Small Bros. & Cowith
Baltimore
Chicago
New Orleans
Mackay Sud
Steadier
Gruner
Joseph J. O’donohue
W. L Norton & Co. Coffee Brokers
Sherman Letter Supports St Louis Invitation to Cleveland
General Sherman writes to G A R leaders defending St Louis inviting President Cleveland to attend the Grand Army encampment in October. He urges unity, notes the president’s rights and duty, and calls for veterans to welcome him with proper honors while avoiding partisan pension disputes. The letter also addresses public controversy and the role of the Grand Army in national civic life.
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St. Louis
John A. Noble
Col
D. P. Dyer
Sherman
Muyldle
Cleveland
Grand Army
United States
Army
Grand Army of the Republic
Ees
Senate
House
Grand Armera
St Locks
Hame
Ts Tus
Muddle of fires trials and crimes from June 1908
Reports from Kansas Missouri and Tennessee detail fires in Lafayette Brewing Co. stables and Mound City Street Car Co. stables, a Wyandotte train wreck case trial progress, a Jamestown murder attempt and lynching aftermath, a Lacravnee discovery, and various political and legal notes. The batch mentions 16 killed by a Panama landslide, dynamite fire deaths in Tennessee, and a Missouri legislature session with adjournment moves.
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St. Louis
St. Lorry
Lafayette Brewing Co
Cass Avenue
Eighteenth
Mound City Street Car Co
Cosgrove
Jefferson Avenues
Missouri
Jevrensix Civx
Senate
Sevtenunty
Committee of Internal Improvement
Church
Harrison Cnunty
J. Knowles
Swifts
Bridges
St Louis
Rioting in Ireland and Proclamation Veto Debate
The report summarizes chaotic events in Ireland with violent clashes and mass evictions. An amendment to grant or deny provincial proclamations was discussed but rejected. Parliament debated penalties and jurisdiction amid widespread unrest and concerns over legal measures.
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Englana
Lospex
Beast
Hutly
McNell
Clancy
Pwnea Santaninns
Heaton
Power
Borane
Enewal Holmes
Healy
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Madame Chambers
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Foster's
W. T. Sherman
Gen. Bherman
Kennard
Cobb
Jerome Hill
Aelanta
Bees
Lospon
Mark Lane Express
Water Transportation
Cincinsatl
Interstate Commerce
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Pittuburg
J.D
Kountz
Louisvine
Missouri Division
St. Josefa
Sons of Veterans
Lincoln Camp No
Col. J
Dresidlay
Charryscoca
Sen Shy
Graham
Springfield
Panama
Tennessee
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Psora
Kan
Go. Johnson
H. Johnson
Wm. M. Felt
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Lloyd's
Warner
Fred Newport
Nena
Jamestown
Peter Peters
Martha ‘Thomas
Peters
Avengers
Dago Joe
Memram
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Duncan Station
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Michael
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Sliver
Johan L. Oliver
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Supreme Court of the
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Maynard
France
Mutual Aid Society of San Franchco
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Hoss Sagas Sesame
Tates
Secretary of War
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Galveston
Arkansas City
Newton
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Cantiste
Cerise Training School
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