Weather forecast for New England and New York streets
Washington July 31 8 p m forecast for Tuesday calls for increasing cloudiness and possible local showers in New England with southwest winds and slightly warmer in western areas. For Eastern New York expect showers tonight clearing tomorrow morning, then fair Tuesday with cooler temperatures in the northern region and southerly winds shifting to northerly.
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Washington
New England
New York
New Day
York
Navahoe Narrowly Trails Valkyrie In English Yacht Race
The Navahoe, an American challenger, led early after a poor start but finished behind Britannia and Valkyrie in the Calshot lightship rounds. The race drew royal and diplomatic spectators and highlighted tensions as Navahoe proved swift against English cracks.
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Cowes
Eng
Navahoe
Britannia
Reacher
Satanita
Valkyrie
Calshot
England
Pilgrim
Colonia
Jubilee
Vigilant
Royal London Yacht Club
Shuman Co advertising sale with vivid 1898 tone
The Post features Shuman & Co with an August clearance sale on clothing and shoes. It touts summer vests flannel coats neglige shirts Russia calf bluchers and new derby hat colors while noting deep discounting and cheap quotations for children’s garments and short pants.
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Post
St. Petersburg
Cuba
Beaty
Shuman & Co
Children’s Department
Parson Lectures Chief Over Law Enforcement in Danvers
In Danvers the Maple Street Church sermon titled The enforcement of the Law angered Chief Mead who attended with Rev. E C Ewing delivering the message. The pastor urged strict law enforcement amid recent town fights and illegal liquor sales, and the chief departed without greeting him.
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Danvers
Mead
Maple Street
E. C. Ewing
Ewing
Object lesson for the croakers at Jordan Marsh store
A Post photographer captured a lively corner of Jordan Marsh & Co. dry goods in July heat. Despite seasonal quiet, the Boston store showed active buyers and brisk activity. The scene serves as a practical object lesson for croakers to study how commerce can look healthy even in mid summer.
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Jordan, Marsh & Co
Boston
Olney Warned Allen Letters Would Be Interesting Reading
President Cleveland spent July 31 at Buzzard's Bay with family. Olney said there had been correspondence about removing District Attorney Allen and that Allen would learn of it when his letters are burned on return to Washington. Olney cited unpaid Maverick Bank indictments and whiskey trust matters as grounds.
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Cleveland
Gray Gables
Joe Jefferson
Olney
Allen
Maverick Bank
District Attorney
Whiskey Trust
Boston Earthenware Group Attends Briggs Funeral
The Boston Earthenware Association voted to attend the late Richard Briggs funeral and adopted resolutions honoring his death.
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Boston Earthenware Association
Richard Briggs
The Post Seeks New Large Press for Expanded Edition
The Post reports its Jumbo Press in the cellar since last spring is insufficient for rapid growth and invites manufacturers to bid for the largest and best press. The machine must print a page the size of this paper and any even number of pages up to sixteen, including the latest improvements. Proposals should be sent to E. A. Grozier.
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POST
E. A
Grozier
Thompson's Big Fight in Brockton Church Trial
In Brockton on July 31 a special trial of Rev. Napoleon Bonaparte Thompson, former pastor of the South Congregational Church, opened in the church where he preached for four years. A large crowd attended, including a 92 year old member, with Judge Ziba Cary Keith presiding. The article recounts the church's history and past pastors, noting controversies and expulsions in prior eras.
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Brockton
Napoleon Bonaparte Thompson
South Congregational Church
Ziba Cary Keith
Davidhall Rice
Russell
Keith
Ziba
Campello
South Church
Gld North Bridgewater
First Congregational
South End
John Dwight
Dwight
Daniel Huntington
Daniel Temple Packard
Charles W. Wood
L.S. Woodworth
John T. Blades
Saco
Primitive Methodist Church
Worcester Insane Asylum
An August Leader Sideboard in Fine White Oak
A leader piece in this month’s display, crafted from first quality white oak with quartered grain and hand relief carvings. It features a bevelled French plate mirror, burnished brass trimmings, stout locks, lined compartments, half shelves, and extra castors, offered at a price cheaper than inferior glued-up sideboards.
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Browning, King & CO
Washington St
Cor
Kneeland
F. C
Garmon
PTS
Cook's
Avon ST
Ron
J. T. Phelps
State Agt
Barnarp_& Co
R. & J. Gilchrist
China
India
Are
J. Gilchrist
R. & J Gilchrist
Atkinson Furnishing Co
Common St
Watts
Yankee Yacht
Eeesenares
Christendom
Warner Light
Spithead Roads
Isle of Wight
Prince OF Wales
Marblehead
Salem, Willows, Island and
Beverly
Baker’s
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Boston Post
Snow’s Arch
VY Bauer
Hug
Shuman
Mess
Aga
Babcock
Metcalf
Theodore Metcalf Co
Mos
Thompson
Mrs. Swift
Paine’s Furniture Company
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