My Clothier Fire Sale Slashes Price War for Bargains
A major fire and smoke sale at My Clothier offers nearly $100,000 in clothing and furnishings damaged by smoke at half original prices. The event promises 60 percent savings with thousands of items including suits, coats, pants, hats, shirts, and linen goods. Bargains target a large crowd with deep discounts across men’s, boys’, and ladies’ apparel and accessories.
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Ifen
Sfen
Sgt
N&ec
Brutal Assault Reports Serious Injury in South Boston
Mies Jennie Finn, 28, of 67 A Street South Boston, was attacked about 4 30 yesterday on Sullivan Place near Federal Street. She was knocked down and severely kicked in the abdomen as she entered a basement door. The assailant fled before help arrived. She was taken by ambulance to City Hospital with very serious injuries.
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Sullivan Place
Federal Street
Mies
Jennie Finn
A Street
Boston
Nan
City Hospital
Harmonious Conference Between Railroad and Firemen Leaders
President Clark of the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad met yesterday with a committee from the locomotive firemen led by Grand Master Frank P. Sargent. The talk was harmonious and no wage demand beyond equalization was raised. Clark will study the grievances and inform the joint board, with further action suspended until his decision. Sargent then left for Peoria Illinois.
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Clark
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Frank P. Sargent
Sargent
the Brotherhood of Ecomotive Firemen
New York
Ow Haven & Hartford
United States
Peor‘a
Bath House Employees Cut as Bath Hours Trim
Secretary Kearns of the Bath Commission laid off sixteen men and four women. The Bath will now be open three hours before and after tide water, down from full day hours, with Superintendent Lawton denying any strike and citing money scarcity as the reason for staff reductions.
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Jkearns
Bath Commission
Lawton
Giant son of Hetty Green takes on vast estate duties
In New York a towering Texan, Edward H R Green, son of Hetty Green, draws attention as he prepares to manage the family empire during his mother's vacation. Green is a railroad president, bank director, and Republican organizer credited with boosting Texas voting power for McKinley.
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New York
Waldorf-Astoria
Edward H. R. Green
Texas
Texas Republican Executive Committee
Tarpon Club
Union League Club
Hetty Green
Mr. Green
Houston & Texas Central System
Hergon
United States
Ennis
Paris
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Green
Blaine
McKinley
Kentucky
Missouri
National Committee
Guerin Isolated Refuses Surrender in Paris Standoff
A Paris note reports M. Guerin will not surrender and will remain isolated. Government will prevent communications and assemblies while offering non-force measures. Negotiations with deputies and Premier Waldeck-Rousseau faltered as anti Semite figures and others withdraw from talks.
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Guerin
Paris
M. Guerin
M . M. Guerin
Scollans Bondsmen Sued In City Hall Fraud Case
The Commonwealth through District Attorney Stevens sues James McFlynn and Maude D. Snow in Suffolk County Superior Court to restrain further action by McFlynn. McFlynn’s property transfer is challenged as a means to satisfy an $8000 judgment tied to Thomas J. Scollans amid the City Hall fraud indictment. Judge Hardy has issued a temporary injunction with a return date in August to determine permanence.
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Commonwealth
Stevens
Suffolk County Superior Court
James McFlynn
Thomas J. Scollans
Maude D. Snow
McFlynn
Hardy
Superior Court
Scots Adjourn 1901 Biennial Convention Meeting
The Royal Clan Order of Scottish Clans adjourned its biennial convention held in Lawrence Encampment Hall, Lawrence, with plans to reconvene in Pittsburg in August 1901. Resolutions thanked the Grand Clan of Massachusetts McKensie Clan No 2 and the Caledonian Club of Boston for hospitality and a grand reception.
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Pittsburg
Lawrence
R. R. Scott
St. Louis
Grand Clan of
Massachusetts
McKensie
Caledonian Club
Boston
Witness Reveals New Government Witness in Lavey Case
Police report a new government witness in the Joseph Lavey murder case. The defendant is charged with killing housekeeper Mary Ann Pinton at 410 Commercial Street. The witness testified before Judge Burke, with bail set to ensure appearance when called.
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Joseph Lavey
Mary Ann Pinton
Commercial Street
Silva
Dugan
Burkend
Airola Liquor Case Heard in Chelsea Court
In Chelsea Police Court witnesses testified in the perjury case of Sergeant Sackett against Augustine Airola, the liquor law violator. The trial featured doctors, storekeepers, and Airola’s son recounting visits and illness while the defendant sought to explain his conduct and the timing of medical calls.
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Chelsea
Fred
Sackett
Revere Police
Augustine Alralo
Manaay
Robert Mecream
Benamin B. Dewing
William H. Sulit
Afrola
Charles H. Rhoades
Revere
Kett
Cers
Augustine Airola
Airola
J. Stewart Morris
Thomas J. Ball
John B. Solari
Mary T. Reppetto
North
Bennet Street
Boston
Alrola
Ball
Dr. Morris
Solari
Ave
Alexander Frazier
Frazier
Barry
Rosa
Rapetto
A‘rola
Morris
Daring Navigator Arrives in Boston on Cephalonia
Captain Andrews, who left from this country in a fourteen foot craft bound for England, was rescued at sea and landed in England. He later sailed to Boston aboard the Cephalonia and disembarked with a valise among a crowded pier crowd yesterday morning.
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Captain Andrews
England
Boston
Cephalonia
Andrews
Mariner
Patrolman Stops Runaway Horse Drawn Wagon On Broadway
Patrolman Michael Cronin of Station 6 wrestled a runaway horse hitched to a democrat wagon on Broadway yesterday morning. The horse bolted, pulling Cronin off his feet, injuring his leg and foot as bystanders aided in controlling the animal. The wagon was damaged and the horse finally stopped.
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Michael Cronin
Station 6
Broadway
Cronin
Seidel
Harvard Medical Student Sentenced In Albany Case
A Harvard medical student identified as E. Waistein was brought from Albany New York to a court on March 21 facing sentencing. The case centers on a family matter and the student’s alleged involvement in a private dispute. Further details on charges and outcome are not clearly stated in the fragment.
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Harvard
Alban
N. Y
McKinley Arrives at Plattsburg Barracks for Review
President McKinley and party arrive at Plattsburg barracks to review the Twenty sixth Regiment. The presidential entourage includes Mrs McKinley Vice President Hobart and son Griggs Hitchcock Cortelyou and others. Mrs McKinley presents a silk flag to Colonel Rice and the color company bears it back to the ranks before the parade proceeds past the reviewing stand.
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Plattsburg
N. Y
Plattsburg Barracks
McKinley
Hotel Champlain
Mra McKinley
Hobart
Garrett A. Hobart, Jr
Griggs
Hitchcock
Buckingham
Colonel Rice
City Hospital Receives 25000 Transfer From Reserve Fund
The Board of Estimate and Apportionment approves moving 25000 from the reserve fund to City Hospital amid retrenchment plan. Trustees cite ward closures and higher costs for sick soldiers and infectious disease care, with 126 beds to be reopened. Ward closures include several surgical, medical, gynecological, and private rooms.
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Board of Estimate and Apportionment
City Hospital
A. Shuman
Board of Trustees
Boston City Hospital
Trustees
South Department
Porto Rico Fund Acknowledges List of Donors
The Porto Rico relief fund records acknowledgments from Treasurer Pe Previousleen and mentions contributions from Caldwell & Co, Parkinson & Co, Mrs W B Potter, Atkins & Co, American Sugar Refining, Dana, and others. Amounts listed include 14 885 total with various donors contributing sums such as 100 and 200 in unspecified units. The document shows a chaotic OCR of donor names and amounts.
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Porto Rico Fund
Porto Rico Relief Fund
Wbaeua
Parkinson
Faibot
W. B. Potter
EE. Atkins & Co
Esenes
Cuban police arrest Santo Domingo candidate in Havana
Colonel Bacallao’s claim that General Jiminez was in Havana prompted Cuban authorities to order arrest if he was aboard the Menendez steamer at Cienfuegos. Captain Stamper halted the vessel, seized Jiminez as it was leaving port, who condemned the act as an outrage. He asserted no law was broken and yielded only due to coercion. The incident sparked public unrest in Cienfuegos.
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Havana
Bacallao
Jiminez
Santo Domingo
Cienfuegos
Stamper
Menendez
Santiago de Cuba
San Domingo
First Heavy Artillery Concludes Camp Drills in New Bedford
New Bedford August 18 reports the Last Day in camp for the 1st Heavy Artillery. Colonel Pfaff praised relaxed drills and a strong evening parade. The regiment plans an 8:30 to 9:15 train break and a 11:15 departure for Boston by electric train, arriving around 1 p.m. Captain Gibbs of E Battery led the day with orderly conduct.
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New Bedford
Lrst
Pfaff
Boston
Capta Gibbs
E Battery
Jun
Man Contracts Lockjaw After Dock Accident in Charlestown
George Slack of 610 Third Street South Boston or nearby area suffered a finger injury at the Hoose Tunnel dock when a wheel passed over it. Inflammation developed into lockjaw. he was taken Aug 7 to City Hospital where doctors fear for his recovery as he remains under care.
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George Slack
South
Boston
Ilstack
Charlestown
Pital
Hos
Anti Imperialist Campaign Opens In Plymouth County
The anti imperialists plan a campaign to reach every town and city. Plymouth county holds the first public meeting today in South Carver with Edward Lepei, the Honorable Lele McFarlin, and Elbridge Cushman as speakers. The event is described as one of the era’s most significant gatherings for farmers and agricultural workers.
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Commonwealth
Lenene
South Carver
Plymout County
Edward Lepei
Rele McFarlin
Elbridge Cushman
Plymouth County
Camgn
Boutwell
Flakoff Held on $6000 Bail in Assault Charge
Jacob Flakoff, heroic driver, was held in $6000 bail in Municipal Criminal Court yesterday on charges of assaulting William Costello. The incident occurred Thursday, and Costello’s condition is described as serious with fears he may die.
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Jacob Flakoff
Municipal Criminal Court
William Costello
Pgr
Costello
First Brigade to Begin Seven Day Camp at Framingham
The First Brigade M V M except the First Regiment Heavy Artillery will go into a seven day camp at South Framingham after a week in Kort Rodman. Brigadier General Thomas R Mathews will command the brigade comprising the Second and Sixth infantry, First Battalion Light Artillery Troop F Cavalry the Signal Corps and a detail from the State Ambulance Corps. The two infantry regiments have seen service in the late war. Colonel Clark of the Second was brevetted a brigadier general for Santiago and Colonel Darling who led the regiment in the war was praised for meritorious conduct under fire.
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Heavy Artillery
Kort Rodman
South Framingham
Thomas R. Mathews
Light Artillery
Signal Corps
State Ambulance Corps
Clark
Spain
Santiago
Darling
Young wheelman hurt on Chelsea Bridge
Charles Blanchard, 15, of 22 Stamford Street, was riding across Chelsea Bridge when the fork of his bicycle broke. He fell badly and was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital with a brain concussion. The injury is serious.
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Charles Blanchard
Stamford Street
Chelsea Bridge
Massachusetts General Hospital
Navy Yard Sailor Hurt In Fall
Charlies Averson a sailor at the navy yard was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital with a compound skull fracture and a dislocated hip. He lives at 11 Henchman street and is from Salem. The cause of the injuries from the fall remained unclear at City Hospital.
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Charlies Averson
Navy Yard
Massachusetts General Hospital
Averson
Henchman Street
Salem
City Hspital
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Sullivan Square
Harmonious Conference
Bath House
Mrs. Green
Scollans
Boyle Bros. Green
Wash
South Bud
Lavey
Sergeant Sackett
Chelsea Court
Augustine Alrola
Sers
Rousers
Old South Clothing Co
Washington St
Mrs. McKinley
Board of Apportionment
Quirk
Jordan
Eeee
Glenfuegos
Fort Rodman
South Boston
City Hos
Flakoff
Young Wheelman
Fancy
Optio
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