My Clothier Promises Low Prices on Coats Suits and Pants
Happy buyers throng at My Clothier offering overcoats Ulsters suits and pants at bargain prices. Twelve years of experience cited with many customers endorsing the deals. Featured items include 600 wool pants at 2 each and various overcoats and suits priced from 6.50 to 12.50 with multiple pant options. Hanover Street corner Portland.
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My Clothier’s
Hanover Street
Cor
Portland
Train plunges into Lake Champlain near Port Henry
Delaware and Hudson Train Number 4 bound for New York derailed one and a half miles north of the Port Henry tunnel and plunged into Lake Champlain. The express messenger Richard Quinn and mail agent Samuel Rouse were drowned. other crew members escaped with injuries or minor bruises.
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Whitehall
N. Y
Delaware & Hudson Railroad
Montreal
New York
Port Henry Tunnel
Lake Champlain
Richard Quinn
Ballston
Samuel Rouse
Rouse’s Point
James Coborne
James McLaughlin
George Place
Weather forecast for New England and nearby states
Weather forecast for Tuesday calls for Maine New Hampshire and Vermont fair and slightly warmer with north winds becoming variable. Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut see fair conditions with variable winds. Eastern New York expects fair skies and a rise in temperature with variable winds turning south.
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Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Cambridge Man Breaks Leg After Fall on Mt Auburn Street
James Boyden was walking on Mt Auburn Street in Cambridge yesterday when he fell on the sidewalk and broke his wooden leg.
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James Boyden
Mt. Auburn Street
Cambridge
Ruinous sale at Reinstein Co stock liquidation on Summer Street
Oscar Reinstein Co 81 Summer Street assigns assets after a Friday move to liquidate a large clothing stock. Ground floor salesroom opens at 8 am with drastic discounts and no reserves. Items include 238c boys wool suits 73c men wool pants and other deep cuts as the stocks must be cleared. The sale continues every evening until all goods are gone.
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Summer Street
Peabody Leading City Race With Democratic Support
A Democratic surge in York predicts Peabody winning by 6000 to 8000 votes, aided by a Democratic Board of Aldermen. Peabody plans receptions in Brighton and a Foresters event in West Roxbury, while Republicans hold rallies and dinners as campaign activity intensifies.
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York
Peabody
Brighton
Alderman Lee
West Roxbury
Courts of Foresters
Man Arrested in Jewelry Larceny Case
Division 3 officers arrested 23 year old Charles Rosenbaum this morning for alleged larceny from Annie Smarkowitz on November 25. Jewelry including a ladies gold watch valued at 39, a diamond ring worth 40, and another ring at 44 were stolen. watch and one ring were found at Rosenbaum's home 34 McLean street.
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Division 3
Charles Rosenbaum
Annie Smarkowitz
Rosenbaum
McLean Street
Voters Blame Shown At Burns Labor Meeting
A large Cooper Union audience heard John Burns addressed by Samuel Gompers and others including David Holmes and Amos Cummings. Holmes urged unity and warned workers against factional strife while Burns, praised as Trafalgar Square hero, traced his rise from workroom to Parliament.
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College Settlement Society
David Holmes
British Trades Union Congress
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Daniel Harries
American Federation of Labor
B. J. Hawkes
Typographical Union No. 6
Harriet A. Keyser
Joseph R. Buchanan
John Phillips
National Hatters’ Union
Amos J. Cummings
Lohmer
John Swinton
Lucien Sanial
Henry O. Cole
Samuel Gompers
Gompers
Great Labor Movement
Great Britain and Ireland
Holmes
Congress
Trafalgar Square
Socialist Theorist Burns Advocates International Labor Reform
The speaker lauded international socialism, calling for work for the unemployed and an end to wage slave conditions. He criticized private enterprise as a path to advancement, urged delegations between nations, and condemned tenement conditions while praising English and American women for labor reform. John William Benn, M. P., followed with humor.
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Burns
Bowery
Chinatown
Tammany
Treasury delivers bonds as total gold proceeds set
The Treasury reports 20,000 bonds delivered with no unfilled requisitions. Total gold proceeds from the bond sale will be 58,720,747. Advices show payments completed in other cities and gold funds coming from banks trust companies and private sources.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Police Raid Seizes Policy Slips at West End Shop
Sergeant Burnett and Division 3 officers raided a policy shop at 4 Stoddard Street West End returning a search warrant. About twenty five slips were seized and eight men were detained and booked at the station. They face Municipal Court arraignment today.
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Stoddard Street
West End
Burnett
Division 3
Charles J. Albro
Charles Chase
Bernard Roberts
John W. Brown
Joseph E. Rollins
Frederick G. Brown
W. H. Smith
James P. Bailey
Havemeyer Critics Cleveland Sugar Policy In Congress
New York reports President Cleveland favors striking the refined sugar duty. Havemeyer argues the policy will cost 25 000 jobs and crush the industry. He accuses Cleveland of acting for popularity at workers’ expense.
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New York
H. O. Havemeyer
American Sugar Refining Company
Cleveland
Congress
Havemeyer
The
Recorder
McClellan Installed as Sachem of Tammany Society
In New York on December 3, the Tammany Society held its regular monthly meeting. Colonel George B. McClellan was installed as sachem. A report about revoking the Columbian order’s charter was not discussed. A member called such talk absurd. The society is distinct from the Tammany political organization and includes nonmembers.
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New York
The
Tammany Society
Columbian Order
George B. McClellan
Good Government Club
Tammany
Liquor Squad Arrests Lizzie Emery and Julia Leonard
Lizzie Emery and Julia Leonard were arrested by liquor squad members last night on charges of unlawfully selling intoxicating liquors at 35 Indiana place. Police purchased liquor.
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Lizzie Emery
Julia Leonard
Indiana Place
Havemeyer on Sugar Fronts Reduced Operations
President H C Havemeyer of the Sugar Trust discusses refinery activity. He says work resumed on a reduced scale and denies any conflict with directors or a conference with senators. Refineries cited include Franklin Philadelphia Boston Brooklyn and others with varying force levels.
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Wee. S
The
Evening Sun
H. C. Havemeyer
Sugar Trust
Havemeyer
Franklin
Philadelphia
Spreckels
Boston
Mathiessen
Madison and Weichers
Brooklyn
Havemeyer and Elder
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Sugar refinery layoffs reversed by return to work in Brooklyn
More than 2500 workers at Havemeyer sugar refineries in Williamsburg returned to work after Thanksgiving layoffs, bringing happiness to thousands of families as they resumed duties last night and this morning.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Havemeyer
Williamsburg
Millionaire King's Case IRS Ross Granted Visitor Rights
Ross seeks intervention in King case and is allowed to visit William H. King at Butler Asylum under supervision. Hearing continued to January 3 1895 with amended petition due December 29 1894.
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A. A. Webster Ross
William H. King
Jere Wilson
Mrs. Ross
King
BE. A. Webster Ross
Ucud
Butler Asylum
Appellate Division
Supreme Court
Death In Absence Of Husband At Tremont Street Home
Mary Lysaght of 1290 Tremont street was found dead in her kitchen about 12:30 am after asking her husband to fetch whiskey. He left, returned half an hour later to find her dead. Dr. O'Brien declined to state the cause of death. Medical Examiner Draper notified.
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Mary Lysaght
Tremont Street
O’brien
Draper
Salem Superior Court Deciding Docket in Salem
The December sitting of the Superior Civil Court opened in Salem with Judge Bond presiding. Henry Breed of Lynn was chosen chair man of one jury and Alfred F Moore of West Newbury chaired the other. The entire day was taken up by calling the docket.
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Salem
Superior Civil Court
Bond
Henry Breed
Lynn
Alfred F. Moore
West Newbury
Storekeeper Arrested in Nov Fire Confession in Haverhill
A. G. Clay was arrested in Haverhill on December 3 charged with arson at his store on November 27. He earlier claimed a robbery and fire concealment but police surveillance raised suspicion and he confessed shortly after arrest.
Leather Easy Rocking Chair Promises Lasting Comfort
Paine's Furniture Co advertises a large over stuffed leather rocking chair with wide seat high arms and a cushioned back and headrest. The piece is described as dignified comfortable and long lasting, priced to suit an established home setting at 48 Canal St.
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Morocco
Paine’s Furniture CO
Canal ST
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