The New Retail Clothing Street
We have leased the whole building now occupied by us for our wholesale business and devoted the entire ground floor exclusively to the sale of clothing for men and boys at retail.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1895
Page
1
Mounted Policeman Hurt After Chasing Runaway Horse
Officer Herbert Lynde of Station 14, riding with mounted police, was thrown when his horse stumbled while pursuing a runaway dog cart. He sustained a sprain and cuts and was treated at the Fanueil House in Brighton. The dog cart occupants fled, refusing to provide their names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Lynde
Boulevard
Faneuil House
Brighton
Chinatown
Michael J. Kelly
Station 4
Li Hung Chang
Boston
Vermont Sleighing Report From Bellows Falls
A Vermont New Hampshire sugar districts tour shows sugar output likely less than half the average. Snow has melted in warmer areas while mountains still hold 3 to 6 feet. Rivers ice rotted out and logs cannot run. Sleighing persists in high lands. valleys slow to settle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellows’ Falls
Vermont
New Hampshire
Blackstone Cigars Sold Across New England at Ten Cents
An advertisement touts Waitt & Bond Blackstones sold at the Vendome Brunswick Thorndike and over three thousand other venues in New England. It warns buyers to avoid dealers offering inferior imitations for higher profit and urges demand for the first class ten cent cigar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Thorndike
New England
Weather forecast and rainfall report for regions
Forecast for Monday shows rain in New England and eastern New York with increasing easterly winds. A storm moved from eastern Kansas to Kentucky bringing rain to the Middle and South Atlantic States, with heavy precipitation reported in Georgia Tennessee and Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
New England
New York
Kansas
Kentucky
Middle
South Atlantic
Ohio
Mississippi
Missouri
Lake
Atlantic Coast
Ohio Valley
Mississippi Valley
Georgia
Resaca
Adairsville
Tennessee
Rockwood
Alabama
Valleyhead
Salem Runaway Boy Recovered by Police
Salem police arrest two vagrants and a roughly dressed boy believed to be 14. The boy, possibly kidnapped, claimed East Boston as his home on Lafayette street and as a newsboy with badge No 418 G. He was detained for his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Lafayette Street
Boston
James Graham
Murderous Assault Near Rutland In Spectacle Pedler Attack
David Goldman of Erie Pennsylvania a spectacle pedler was waylaid near Rutland Vermont on April 7 possibly fatally assaulted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
David Goldman
Erie
Penn
Robbery Leaves Victim Critical After Assault Near City
A man was robbed of $32 and his stock and assaulted with a heavy club just outside the city last night. He was knocked down and kicked in the stomach, leaving him in critical condition. A motorman on an electric car found him unconscious on the track and brought him to the city hospital.
Ship Dundrennan wrecked off Southern Africa coast
The British ship Dundrennan Palmer, from Chittagong, bound for London, was wrecked off Strais Point on the southern coast of Africa. The loss is total for ship and cargo. Three crewmen were saved. the others are missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dundrennan
Palmer
Chittagong
Strais Point
Africa
Colored lawyer named registrar of voters in New Bedford
April 7. Edwin A. Douglass, a colored lawyer, has been appointed registrar of voters by Mayor Parker in New Bedford. The action elevates Douglass to oversee voter registrations as part of the city administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin A. Douglass
New Bedford
Parker
Douglass
Cleveland defends against alleged ministerial lies
President Cleveland denounces a Salem Mass speech and a later interview as an outrage and wholesale calumny. He says ministers and newspapers collaborate to spread falsehoods about his conduct, praising American patience and the public’s judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Salem
Mass
Lansing
Cleveland
New Spring Fashion Colors and Designs Highlight Season
New colors and signs showcase fashionable spring styles. Olive tan browns in varied lengths with one or two vents feature plain and strap seams. Cloth collars stitched cuffs silk lined lasting lined shaped backs define the season’s stylish look.
Morse Denies Dr. Lansing Charge Of Cleveland Drunk Claim
Congressman Elijah Morse refutes circulating Washington reports that Dr. Lansing accused President Cleveland of drunkenness at the naval parade. Morse says he never discussed the matter with Lansing and declines to make railing accusations against the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lansing
Cleveland
Elijah Morse
Salem
Morse
Post
South Weymouth
Union Church
Massachusetts
Mr. Lansing
Grover Cleveland
United States
Park Street
Isaac J. Lansing
New York
Austin Returns After Absence in New England
Newburyport reports Austin, a missing Portland man, arriving at Mrs. Fred Dow's Salisbury residence on Saturday evening. He had been in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. He offered no explanation for leaving home, saying he traveled east because he dreamed his wife was dead. Mrs. Dow is his sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburyport
Austin
Portland
Fred Dow
Salisbury
Portsmouth
Malden Affray Ends With Stabbing Near Edgeworth
Timothy Reagan and John Cawley of Yankee Village Edgeworth clashed this afternoon in Malden. Cawley stabbed Reagan in the leg as he tried to walk away. Reagan was taken to the police station for treatment. Cawley was arrested and jailed, to be tried in District Court tomorrow with Reagan as a witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Timothy Reagan
John Cawley
Yankee Village
Edgeworth
Cawley
Reagan
Burleigh
Funeral for Mrs Paran Stevens Set in New York
The funeral for Mrs Paran Stevens will be held tomorrow morning at Calvary Church New York. Rev Henry Y Satterlee will officiate with pallbearers Chauncey M Depew James W Parker W W Sherman Colonel William Jay Thomas F Cushing Richard Irvin and W P Douglass. The cedar casket bears Marietta Reed Stevens died April 3 1895 and burial will follow at Mt Auburn Cemetery Cambridge with the husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paran Stevens
Peter Marie
James W. Parker
W. W. Sherman
William Jay
Thomas F. Cushing
Richard Irvin
W. P. Douglass
Society
Marietta Reed Stevens
Boston
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
Cambridge
Debs Reports Union Reorganization After Pacific Trip
TERRE HAUTE Ind April 7 President Debs of the American Railway Union returns from a Pacific coast tour with 2200 new members in seven days and says the union has been reorganized along Northern system lines. Directors Goodwin Hogan and Kelcher push local unions in Western districts as strikes last year are reassessed. Debs cites wage cuts on the Southern Pacific fueling discontent with old brotherhoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Hauth
Ind
Debs
American Railway Union
Pacific Coast
Great Northern
California
Goodwin
Hogan
Kelcher
Southern Pacific
Salva-cea Promises Relief for Chapped Hands and Lips
An advertisement touts Salva-cea as a remedy for dry cracked skin on hands and lips. It claims rapid soften and moisture, urging customers to try the product for smooth relief.
Chinatown raids expose fan-tan ring in Boston
Police end early sweep at Oxford place and Harrison avenue as warrants prove elusive. Officers Kelly and Butters escort detainees, with bail traders like Yee Ti delivering prisoners on $50 sureties. A fan-tan outfit is seized while Chinatown activities persist amid ongoing raids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford Place
Hi Lung” Kelly
Butters
Harrison Avenue
Lagrange Street
Major Jones
Court Street
May Winn
Boston
John
Yee Ti
Oxford Street
Kelly
Chinatown
Mesasge
Post
Shea
Opium Bill Support Cited by Company Leader
A firm leader states clear support for the new opium bill and says the company has 20 to 50 employees. He emphasizes opposition rumors are false, claiming he has worked earnestly for the bill and will be glad when it becomes law.
Fall River Sister Dies at Sacred Heart Convent
Sister Mary Michael of the Convent of the Sacred Heart dies at about 83 in Fall River after arriving from Taunton two months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Mary Michael
Convent of the Sacred Heart
Taunton
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Washington St
Spitz Bros. & More
Wao’ Blackstones
the Vendome
Waitt & Bond Blackstones
Rowning, King & Co
Washington Street
Cor Kucciana
East Boston Bay
Aster
E.c.almy & CO
Washington, Col. Essex
Lidsee
Dr. Lansing
Congressman Morse
Christ
Mount Auburn
Fan Tan Fun
Chin Queen
Moys
Moy
Station
Mortoages
Leospent
Railway
North i
Fequcore bin Dorchester
C.H. Robinson & CO
Washington St—O
Dock-Sq
KINC
Longwood Avenue
Roxbury
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