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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1899

Page

10

Sample sheets and robes for sale at fire sale prices

LL Chase offers 00 sample sheets priced at 2.00 to 2.50 each and 9g Cc 60 plush robes in green and black at reduced fire sale prices. Beaver robes in navy with four rows of stitching marked down from 3.50 to a special sale. Night buggy harness sets trimmed in nickel brass or rubber, heavy oak stock, various styles, wholesale two prices listed.

LL. C. Chase Esceereeres Davis Boston

Vintage equestrian gear price list with multiple items

A historical price list details various horse tack and riding equipment with prices. Items include Shin and Ankle Boots at 2.50, Knee and Arm Boots at 4.00, Scarce notes on Cord and Shin Boots 4.50, Bell Quarters 3.00, Track Bandages sets, Rosettes and Saddle Pads, Toe Weights, Whip Sockets 0.50, Curry Combs 0.25, Dandy Brushes 0.50, Brussels Body Brushes 0.75, Stable Brooms 0.25, Harness Soap 0.50, Carriage Chamois 0.69, Sponges, Russet Leather Pony Bridles 1.49, Pelham Bridles 1.60, English Bridles 1.79, Pigskin Riding Saddles 6.98, English Riding Saddles 9.98, and other listed items with varied cents values.

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American-Irish Society Urges Washington Memorial Day

Providence April 19 The American-Irish Historical Society held a banquet led by Thomas J Gargan of Boston. Gargan urged remembering Lexington Concord battles and warned against Anglo Saxonism while stressing Irish American contributions and calls for nations to avoid permanent foreign alliances. The gathering noted deaths of members and welcomed new ones as it planned future events and memorials.

Providence R. I American-Irish Historical Society Narragansett Hotel Thomas J. Gargan Boston Washington Memorial Day Pater Patria Navy Department O’brien Elizabethport N. J Murray Patrick Walsh Augusta John H. Sullivan Patrick T. Hanley Eli Thayer Worcester Mass George Bell Washington, D. C John B. Martin Thomas Wilson Minnesota Supreme Court Richard Henebry Catholic University Stephen J. Richardson New York City Thomas F. O’malley Somerville John S. Collins Gillum N. H Thomas Scully Cambridge Dennis J. Gorman Frank M. Hart Passaic Myles Tierney Charles E. Davis William M. Sweeny Astoria L. L John B. Sullivan New Bedford John Shea Dorchester M. W. Maloney Woonsocket R. L Patrick H. Durac Barstow Tex Thomas M. Smith East Liverpool Martin Burke John F. Healey Red Lodge Mont John McDonald William Murphy J. D. Cuddihy Calumet Mich P. D. O’phelan Graceville Minn Martin Mahoney Mendota Marcus McLaughlin John J. Sullivan J. D. Powers James Quinlan Charles M. Harris J. F. Redican Leicester Charles Mehan el Paso Lexington and Concord Republic of the United States of America Europe America Jueexington James Barrett Concord Thomas Welsh Hugh Cargill Bullock Providenc

Names Listed for Public Notice in Massachusetts

Greene Boston Alonzo N Merrill Beverly William le Lemon Marblehead and Lyman W Temple Medford appear in a public record item.

Irish cultural evening at John Boyle O Reilly Association

The John Boyle O Reilly Literary Association hosted an entertainment for members and friends last evening. Contributors included Kathleen Deasy from South End, O Connor, McDonough, Margaret Harrington of Cambridge, Nellie McGunnigle, and Rafferty. Mr McGrath of Somerville spoke on the Irish cause and language, with Mr Collins of Somerville delivering an oration. Dancing followed.

John Boyle O'Reilly Literary Association Kathleen Deasy South End O’connor McDonough Margaret Harrington Cambridge Nellie McGunnigle Rafferty McGrath Somerville Collins

John D McNamara Interred in Dedham Funeral

The funeral for John McNamara was held from his Walnut Street home in Dedham yesterday morning with a large attendance. He lived in South Session for years and once served Ward 14 on the City Council. McNamara belonged to Mt Washington Lodge and several other orders. pallbearers included Flood, Murphy, Cannon, Walsh, Kenny, and McDonald. The service included a Requiem Mass at St Mary’s Church before burial at Calvary Cemetery.

John McNamara Walnut Street Dedham South Session Peninsular Mt. Washington Lodge Winthrop Council R. A South Boston Council K. of C Thomas W. Flood William J. Murphy John Cannon James F. Walsh James D. Kenny Donald A. McDonald St. Mary's Church Calvary Cemetery

Somerville Welcomes Company M Eighth Massachusetts

Somerville city officials and residents greeted Company M of the Eighth Massachusetts Regiment with a parade a reception at the armory and a banquet at Bacon Hall. Mayor Proctor Brig General Bancroft and other leaders spoke as the unit marched through Union Square receiving volleys of cheers before returning to Boston. The event honored volunteers and included speeches by Hodgkins Luce and tributes to Medal of service holder Isaac Dickson of Balaclava.

Armory Bacon Hall Boston Postoffice Square H. W. Whitten Union Square Marshal Lapham America Alderman Wilson George O. Proctor Senator Hodgkins Luce Sam Walter Foss Company M First Regiment Bancroft Edward Glines Commodore Merry John W. Staniford Willard C. Kinsley Whitten Canfield and Pierce

British Naval Veterans Celebrate Reunion at American House

The second annual reunion of the British Naval and Veterans' Association was held yesterday at the American House from noon to eight in the evening. Music and recitations filled the program with an orchestral concert and songs. Veterans competed in single stick contests and a sword exercise led by Lieutenant W. I. Sann of the Canadian Cavalry.

British Naval and Veterans’ Association W. I. Sann Canadian Cavalry

Clara and Granley Told to Depart Earlier

Mrs Higsley urges Clara to send Granley away earlier after he leaves late at night. Clara admits Capitulating to his habit of lingering past the shank of the evening, hoping he will say something she has awaited.

Mrs. Higsley Clara Mr. Granley Mamma Chicago News

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