Powerful Ventiduct Flue Demonstration At Our Store
A powerful ventiduct flue creates continuous heat circulation, warming all parts of the room equally. It is the rage wherever introduced and customers are invited to see them in operation at our store.
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St. Louis
Powderly
Farmers’ and Laborers’ Alliance
Evan Jones
C. W. McCune
Farmers’ and Laborers’ Union
Washington
National Economist
William
Stanley
Bertin
Emin
London
Harrison
Windom urges surplus use for navy and markets
Secretary Windom's report to Congress outlines a 1889 surplus of about 44 million after expenses and sinking fund needs. It argues for using surplus to strengthen coast defenses, build the navy, and expand foreign commerce while warning against redeeming bonds or heavy tariff cuts.
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Washinaton
Windom
Congress
Books of
the Treasury
United States
Sean
Svaupinig Kvallentiette
Rates to ease inequalities harming domestic industries
A historical call argues for adjusting rates to fifty to remove unfair disparities in the current law that damage domestic industries. The proposal emphasizes reducing the hurtful effects and fostering fairer competition.
Reading Clerk Martin Discharged and Minor Appointments
Washington December 5 The new officers of the house begin changes mostly minor. Charles S. Martin of Kansas is relieved as reading clerk for unsatisfactory reading. a competitive exam will test fitness. Charles McKenny of Minnesota becomes enrolling clerk, Judson Holcomb of Pennsylvania index clerk, Ezra L. Moorehouse of New York assistant librarian. Postmaster Wheat names Jem Bright messenger and Doorkeeper Adams assigns William C. Chambers. Rules Committee to be announced, reportedly Reed McKinley Cannon Carlisle and Randall.
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Martin
Washindon
House
Charles $. Martin
Kansas
Charles McKenny
Minnesota
King
Judson Holcomb
Pennsylvania
John Otley
Ezra L. Moorehouse
New York
Barrett
Wheat
Jem Bright
Adams
William C. Chambers
J. I. Boyd
Beaver Creek Fire Destroys Several Businesses in Minn
Beaver Creek Minnesota experiences a severe blaze that gutted half the business district. Fire began in a vacant building and spread, wiping out Baker's butcher shop Sheldon house Clem ent's law office Evans saloon and White Conant's general store. Omaha agent F D Ressegieu fell from a roof and broke his leg.
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Beaver Creek
Minn
Lavirne
Baker
Sheldon
Clement
Evan
White & Conant
F. D. Ressegieu
Omaha
Fire Ravages Libby's Drug Store and Downtown Wis.
Fire near midnight destroyed Libby's drug store and most of two blocks in Shell Lake. The blaze left only two buildings standing and wiped out most local businesses and the post office. Loss estimated at 35000 with insured 18000. A separate Pullman Kiln fire in Cutcage caused 75000 to 100000 in lumber losses. insured. Origin of the Pullman fire is unknown.
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Wisconsin
Shell Lake
Wis
Libby
Pullman
Pullman Car Company
Deputy Marshal and Moonshiner Kill Each Other in Duel
Bourier Missouri December 5 Deputy United States Marshal J P Willis and moonshiner Pierce Morgan fired simultaneously as Willis attempted to serve a warrant. Willis died instantly from a heart shot. Morgan died after being struck in the stomach. The incident occurred Tuesday night.
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Bourier
United States
J. P. Willis
Pierce Morgan
Willis
Morgan
New York World Fair Committee Sets Bill for Exposition
The World's fair plan gains $5,185,826 guarantee. Congress to create The United States International Commission. Two commissioners from each state, one per territory, and one for D C will oversee the exposition in New York City. Members not liable for obligations. Assets after liabilities go to stockholders. Commission to report to the president and expire by January 1, 1898.
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New York
New York City
United Sates
Governor Lee Proposes Debt Funding Plan for Virginia
Richmond dispatch notes Governor Lee's message to the legislature on debt. He outlines funding Virginia obligations via Riddleberger bonds or an alternative plan that reduces principal from about 22 million to 17 million and projects interest payments, advocating a three percent annual scheme to settle creditors with a marginal yearly increase.
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Lee
Richmond
Riddleberger
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Catarrh Relief
Catarrh described as prevalent with distressing symptoms and offensive odor. Hood's Sarsaparilla is claimed to provide quick relief and a cure by acting through the blood to reach all body parts. Testimonials from I W Luis and M A Abbey report long battles with catarrh and improvements after using Hood's Sarsaparilla.
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Hood
I. W. Luis
Chicago & St. Louis Railroad
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H. Stevens & Son
Tifty
Hw, Stevens & Son
Sherrwwood
Wol
Center St
Wittlesey & Fry’s
Third Street
Winona, Minn
Ohn Dietze
W. Second ST
Pa. Best
Milwaukee
Hofbrauer
CGC Srotthiing
Third St
Denosit Bank
Hibbard’'S
Hibbard Herb Extract CO
Wabash Ave
Chicago
Ill
J. Hippard
GerTh Fe
Hibbard
Wabash Avenue
John von Ror
Y.giese
Jean O'Hara
M. D
Edward Phelzer
A. QO. Slade
Jon Winon
J. W. Lauer
M.T. Hackley
Tracy & McConnon
Are & If Gerlicker
Ibove
Sift Winkie
Kendale
A. Minn
Elwen AR Val
Royal Bat
Noa Pownsr Co
Wintraet
N OV
Meat Market
Charles Daering
West Third Street
House Committee On Rules
Washineaton
House of Representatives
Messrs
Reed
McKinley
Cannon
Carlisle
Randall
Bahia
Gillis
Navy Department
Brazil
Rio Janeiro
pan-American Congress
Committee On Committees
Knights Anno Farniners
Vienna
Austria
Pittsburg
Stowe
Lawrence Bank
Young
Hoerr
Svith
Mieht
Virginia
National Fishery Association
Boston
Babson
Gloucester
New Yor
Firth of Forth
Lennon
Arrol
Dundee
Ohio
Trivin
Duengnot
Pratrspore
N. Y
Adirondacks
Saranac Lake
the World
Parnell
Ireland
Detroit
Mich
Col. Atkinson
J. P. Thompson
Register of Deeds
Lowell
Mass
Sarapparilla
Barrington
Bar” Street
Preece & Latsch CO
Merigold & Co’s
Ata
Dude Bowj
Third and Main Streets
Doud & Muir
GEO. Hillyer & CO
Center Street
Rogkers
GEO. Billyer & CO
West Third ST
Pope Popop
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