Special sale on muslin underwear this week
An advertisement for 123 and 125 Main St announces a three day sale of ladies muslin underwear Thursday through Saturday. It promises eye catching goods and urges readers needing muslin undergarments to visit, noting items advertised in Sunday papers will be available during the week.
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Muslin underwear sale at T. L. Fox & Son store
Yesterday at 150 North Main Street Thle Store offered a special sale with muslin underwear and corsets from major makers Dea. h Chetor and Jackson Michigan with prices cut to about one third of regular. Limited stock included dump of damaged ends and corsets sold at 48 cents to 75 cents and 33 cents for slips. New store label and promotional discounts urged customers to visit today.
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Dunnets
Dtics Tod&y
América
Dea
N.Y
Jackson
Michigan
Bere Wasing & Saving
T. L. Fox & Son
North Main St
Glorious value cuts across all departments this week
This week the Globe announces special cuts in every department with a full line of new and seasonable goods. The message targets shoppers seeking quality and value, promising strong savings for all buyers in the community.
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Bargain Dress Goods Hit Grand 5 and 15 Cent Sales
An all week sale features handsome dress fabrics priced from 6 to 49 cents per yard. Highlights include plain and plaid greys at 9 cents, sultings from 10 to 28 cents, double width cashmere at 16 to 28 cents, and wool checks at 49 cents. Includes capring and striped sultings and various spring-weight goods.
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Biovete
Weekly Wichita Eagle News Summary
The Wichita Eagle weekly edition highlights state and general news with a focus on eastern sections. It notes broader regional coverage and appeals to readers seeking updates across districts and communities.
Poisoned meat tragedy in Kentucky family of six
Muhlenburg county Kentucky family of Samuel Wilson faced a horrific end after poisoning meat intended to kill wolves. Wilson, his wife, and four children died or fell fatally ill after eating tainted pork from his own pig pen. The tale, relayed by Lacroix and Thompson, details wolves and theft, a careless poisoning plan, and the family succumbing one by one.
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Ind
John T. Lacroix
Abner Thompson
Iuuber
Muhlenburg County
Kentucky
Samuel Wilson
Wilson
Jacinto
Mel Wilson
Supreme Court Rules Bell patent Sustained in Phone Case
The Supreme Court issued a ruling upholding Bell Company patent rights in the telephone cases. Four justices supported the Bell patent while three dissented, with Justices Bradley Field and Harlan deeming Drawbaugh the unconscious inventor and opposing the decision on several Drawbaugh claims. The decision also addresses railroad alcohol transport into a town.
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Ball
Keis
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Emtrt
Bell Telex Phone Co
Headley
Hisid
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Grey
Lamar
Blathford
Hell
Hus
Tstioes Brikley
Peta
Drawbrrugh
Drawreich
Hannibal & St
Constany
Tom Law
Renuress
UN Bridge
Katses Taty
Hannibal & St. Die Fir Teoud Company
Adirmied
Coasuit
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Mssapans Dorsi Fir Torsrating Jqiur
Ately Hominy
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Crain
Pike County
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Tibet
Griy and
Horian Lis Serited
Unparliamentary Bill and Local News Teletype
The article reports on parliamentary friction over a tariff bill and a city bridge accident near Busch Farm, detailing committee clashes and a floaters discovery. It notes a missing portion of a river, a burned bridge site, and ongoing political maneuvers affecting session timing and tariff advancement. It also covers miscellaneous federal notes on liquor laws and postmaster confirmations, with senate and house actions summarized.
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Committee On Judiciary
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Wang
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Pundick
Augusta
Kan
J.D
England
Lindl
House DU Proposings
Tesaret
Supreme Court
Texas
Sharples
Cherniot
Denounced as a traitor over Power lecture invite
In Louisville March 17 opposition to inviting Hon. John O Connor Power M P to speak to a local club sparked heated dispute. Irish leaders in the city denounced Power as a traitor, citing past events and alleged treachery to his country and party. The tale touches on the broader Irish issue and local figures in Louisville.
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John O'Connor Power
M. P
Brownson el
Power
United States
Dailey S. Kennolds
Watternon
Brynochats
Nasheraf
Vlrty Ween
Pavene
Win. M. Collins
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O'Connor
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Ulin
Aaron Harr
Judas Teeariot
Lunh
Ehnen
Warnell
Samettione
Lewerer
Parnell
Hiver
Denouncing Lynch Law in Morbissvitis Ky Rally
Citizens gathered on Coe stone plaza near the courthouse to protest mob law. Speakers denounced lynchers and the practice, with colored attendees noting racial tensions and calls for restraint amid cries of public outrage.
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Morbissvitis
Coe Stone Plaza
Court House
Jotsons
Ines
Local Option Election In Doxtonas County Contested
Doxtonas Mo March 24 The focal opinion election in this county came off amid heated debate. Dowiphantownabip carried by dry, while three others reported near even splits. Ten townships await results leaving rail outcomes undecided as wets and drys remain hopeful.
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Doxtonas
Fewteniay
A Sister Peaches Murder Plot and Burglary Ring
Corrwars Kansas March 19 Investigation into the coroner's jury verdict on the David Gordes murder continued with testimony pointing to Williges Hinlock as the shooter and Clay Hinlock as a witness. A burglary was linked to the case with items found at the Hinlock residence and nearby areas. Rewards were offered by the city and merchants to aid the arrest.
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Kan
David Gordes
Ciara Lahore
Brand Fate
Williges Hinlock
Peevat
Dssis
Sursery
Elieh
Tianten
Punery
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