Spring Stock Delights At Affordable Dress Prices
Our new spring stock is nearly all in with varied lines praised for beauty and low prices. Visit now to see the latest fabrics and take advantage of current low dressmaking department prices.
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W.J Wilson & CO
North Main St
T. L Fox & Son
Kecalic
Lees
Conny Lines
Nebraska
Missouri
Brooxrenn
Meastwiich
Harlington Bridge
Fataily
Joe Koay
S Hood
Bostwick
Linners
Brookfield
Hostavick
Tim
Kannan
Thamaer
Brook Tiel
Benefit Prepared for Wichita Ladies and Gentlemen
A newly announced fundraiser in Wichita aims to aid local women and men with proceeds supporting community services. Organizers invite residents and businesses to attend and contribute at the planned event in the city.
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Wichita
Special sale on lace curtains at Globe
A 59c 78c and 1.49 sale on lace curtains runs Monday and Tuesday at Globe, 418 E Douglas Ave. Items listed include sewing notions such as thread, needles, ribbon, bobbins, collars, stockings, and fabric scraps for DIY home projects. More household goods and dress accessories appear among the bargain items.
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Globe
Douglas Ave
Big fires rage across Milwaukee and other towns
Fire destroyed Marek iJ Perurks & Brow candy plant in Milwaukee between Michigan and Huron streets. Goldsmith & Co carpet ware rooms adjoining Fernek’s building were gutted. H Border & Co feather seller and Leenbach’s printing goods suffered water damage. Total losses around 20000 with insurance. Keighley two mills burned with 10000 loss. Clay Center Kansas reported fire destroying a two story brick block with 10000 loss. Macon Missouri Wrights Opera House fire damaged blocks and tobacco stores with total wage listed at 36000 and insurance 21000.
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Milwaukee
Milwackey
Marek
Perurks & Brow
Botwen
Michigan
Huron
Goldsmith & Co
Fernek
Stoke and Water
H. Border & Co
Mat Eae
Witgats Feather
Macon
St. Louis
Wrights Opera House
L.C
Wright & Martins Tobacco
Hunt
McCall & Smith
Congregational
Confident and Firm Engineers Poised for Rail Strike Fallout
Chicago and St Louis dispatches describe C B Q engineers confident of victory and other lines wary of a broad shutdown. Telegrams from strikers promise aid while Powderly appeals for Lehigh miners. Officials split on extending the walkout with fears of a total rail disruption west of Chicago.
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Lehigh
Burlington Strike Circulates Courageous Engineer Rally
A March 3 circular from Chief Arthur and Grand Master Sargent boosts Burlington strike morale. It cites unity, vows to stand by locomotive engineers and firemen, and notes telegrams from workers returning to duty while awaiting Monday talks.
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Cmicaco
Arthur
Sargent
Burlington
Burlington Engineers
Messrs
BOF T. BE
L, Fy Cntease
Chicago, Birlington & Quincy Railway
Brotherhood
Ihey
Hood
Talnour
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L. A
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Venera
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Jons Aktivasy
L.A. Tan
Dares
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L.A
Par Basses
Ant Jen Aut Weet
Lauzent
Hern
Trun
Wo Vedder
Kansas
Choy
Mornig
J. Hanahan
Danver
All Brother
Hixley
Labor tensions rise as engineers question orders and strikes
Purnanenrata March 2 report quotes Richard Nash of division 211 Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers saying Chief Arthur's orders seem aimed at engineers and firemen who took company positions after a Knights of Labor dispute. He notes divisions differ, with no clear strike, while labor tensions reflect replacement of veteran staff by outsiders and ongoing dissatisfaction with management actions.
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ST. Louis
March &Matters
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Keokuk
St. Peters
Burlington
Howard Filitt
Hayes
The
Wabash
Handlin
Levy
Wen
Jn East
Arthur
Roxy
March
Brooket
Hridze
Bestwick
John Roxas
Brotherhood
Biss
Arihar
Sas
Troude
Knights of Labor
Kaxinerrs
Laand
Taurtera Hectireood
Chicaga
Lauderen
Tend Inc
Redeon
Chistberts
The Monday Mass Meeting Amid Labor Tensions
Burlington officials and union officers anticipate talks after a Monday mass meeting. The grievance chairs seek progress on neutrality and road projects as strikers face pressure. Authorities report slow movement as the east sends crews to support hiring efforts and security.
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Cuncane
Monderot
Burlington
Braebera
Arthur
Halile
Uuler
Cahillerly
CAPITOL CULLINGS PACIFIC TELEGRAPH BILL PASSED IN HOUSE
The Pacific rail road telegraph bill faced strong debate led by Mr White of New York but was passed 97 to 4 after opposition argued for harsher remedies and questioned interstate implications. The House also considered constitutional amendment proposals and directed scrutiny of election contests, with committee reports expected.
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HOUSE
Wasnrseros
Crain
Texas
Congress
Pacific Railroad
White
New York
Pacific
Union Paeble Company
Western Union Company
Supreme Court
Union Pacific
Che
Western Union Telegraph Company
Western Union
Ares
Nail
England
Jacksonville
Fla
Oregon
Helden
Washington
Courtland
N.Y
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Aod
Symes
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Contreete
Calon
Nierden
Piletune Fon
New Yorks
Wanda
Prin Howe
Deehery
Bugeo
Ely
Diecraiaten
Pest Union Camgeerypies
Ketebaus
Merriman
Newark
Rasvlall
Bilaral
Mlewier
Reagan
Interstate Commerce Bell
Peibile Lane
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Walkerville
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