Christmas Bargains at My Clothier in Boston
Three floors of overcoats ulsters suits and pantaloons offered at low prices. 600 all wool pants $2 a pair 473 pairs $1.50 pants 268 worsted pants $3 per pair Blue and black kersey overcoats $12.50 and $9.97 Frieze ulsters $10 mixed suits $9.97 and $6.50 oxford mixed ulsters Brown and chinchilla overcoats $8.50 Boston shoppers urged to visit Corner Hanover and Portland Streets for big bargains.
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Oxford
Boston
Hanover
Portland Streets
Quincy in Washington Rumor of Impending Marriage
Gossip in the capital suggests Hon. Josiah Quincy is about to marry a wealthy, good looking woman. Reports note his private trips to New York and compare his plans to Justice White, with no identity yet revealed for the chosen bride.
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Washington
Capital
Josiah Quincy
Massachusetts
Quincy
Quincey
Ington
Mr. Quincy
Justice White
New York
Addicks Seen Stronger for Senate After Gas Deal Influence
Thomas W. Lawson, in from Delaware with gas magnate Addicks, says there is no doubt about Addicks winning the senatorial race. He claims Higgins is out and the past four days show strong Addicks sentiment, asserting opponents have conceded the seat.
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Thomas W. Lawson
Matthews
Bay State Gas Company
Delaware
Addicks
Lawson
Higgins
Dorian Sinks Schooner After Collision Off Long Island Sound
The British tramp steamer Dorian, sailing from New York to Halifax, collided with the schooner Clara F E Simpson off Eaton's Neck, Long Island Sound, sinking the Simpson and killing three crew members. Surviving officers and men were rescued by the Dorian, which stopped at New London before continuing to Halifax. Captain Hontvet and crew face hospital care as investigations and protests proceed.
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New London
Conn
Dorian
Henry Bermpohl
New York
Halifax
N. S
Clara FE. Simpson
Portsmouth
N. H
John Co. Honivet
Eaton’s Neck
Long Island Sound
Simpson
Somes Sound
John Moran
Harlem
Dutch Island Harbor
Hontvet
Oldfield
Honivet
Laurell
Hingrem
Bermpohl
Custom House
Marine Hospital
Anchor
J. E. Kerr & Co
Beaver Street
Pequot
Julia A. Warr
New York Trial Hearings On District Attorney Charges
Frederick Hoffman testified at the New York hearing into District Attorney Fellows charges. Key witnesses included Henry J. Schloss and Solomon Kohn describing alleged prosecutions and aid offered.录 a clerk detailed indictments and dispositions for 1894. questions on public reasons for not trying indictments and requests for additional trial numbers highlighted procedural tensions.
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New York
Frederick Hoffman
Fellows
Townsend
Henry J. Schloss
Boys
Joseph H. Louis
Schloss & Co
Louis
Schloss
Solomon Kohn
Wolff, Kohn & Altman
Schlosses
Davis
Battle
Unger
Nicoll
Mr. Phillips
McCurdy
Linson
Delegates Begin Journey to Labor Federation Denver Convention
Fifteen delegates including John Burns David Holmes and J William Benn depart New York for the American Federation of Labor gathering in Denver. Samuel Gompers president and Christopher Evans secretary lead the party amid plans for a revival of union activity. Burns praises American press and calls the visit revealing while regretting its brevity.
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New York
American Federation of Labor
Denver
John Burns
David Holmes
J. William Benn
British Trades Union Congress
Samuel Gompers
Christopher Evans
Federation
Henry Lloyd
Central Union of Boston
T. F. Tracy
Hartford
Henry Weissman
International Bakers’ Union
Gompers
Burns
Harvard Graduates Magazine to Publish University Representation Statistics
The next Harvard Graduates Magazine will show tabulated statistics from this year’s announcements. Harvard leads all universities by about 600 representations overall, except in the college proper where Yale leads. Michigan and Pennsylvania show strength in specific departments, with Johns Hopkins remaining largest in graduate programs.
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Harvard Graduates
Harvard
University of Michigan
Yale
Pennsylvania
University of Michigan Law School
John Hopkins University
Campaign expenditures list shows big donors to Republican cause
The Republican State central committee filed a campaign expense statement with City Clerk Galvin. It shows a December 1 1894 balance of $332.84 and top contributors including the Republican Congressional Committee and the Republican National Committee with several individuals and firms giving sizable sums.
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Republican State Central Committee
Galvin
Republican Congressional Committee
George H. Lyman
Republican National Committee
Henry Cabot Lodge
Edgar R. Champlin
Roger Wolcott
George A. Draper
J. M. Lassell
J. A. Coran
T. Jefferson Coolidge
Elijah A. Morse
Samuel EF. Winslow
George von L. Meyer
C. T. Crocker
William F. Draper
W. B. Plunkett
E. J. Brown
John Simpkins
Eben S. Draper
L. F. Howe
Stephen B. Ashley
Charles F. Sprague
Stephen Salisbury
Houghton, Mifflin & CO
L. D. AP
N. F. Ryder
S. E. Lawrence
C. I. Hood
Dudley F. Phceman
Cc. F. Hayward
George Curtis
Cc. F. Allen
W. S. Bigelow
Double Shooting at Newbury and Berkeley Streets
A thief snatched a lady’s bag near Newbury and Berkeley streets, prompting coachmen John Lorden and James Slamin to pursue. The thief fired four shots, wounding Slamin in the abdomen and Lorden in the shoulder and thigh. both were taken to Massachusetts General Hospital. Slamin may die, Lorden will recover.
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Newbury
Berkeley Streets
John T. Lorden
Will
Michael Slamin
Slamin
Lorden
Two Injured As Electric Car Hits Dump Cart
An electric car and a dump cart collided near the West Boston transfer station in Cambridgeport about 10 45 last night. Two men were injured though not seriously. James McDermott of Chelsea street Charlestown drove the dump cart and was thrown to the ground. Thomas J. McGrath of 50 Howard street Cambridgeport, standing on the car platform, was injured about the hips. The car dasher was badly stove in.
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West Boston
Cambridgeport
James McDermott
Chelsea Street
Charlestown
McDermott
Thomas J. McGrath
Howard Street
Yale Catalogue Announces Small Curriculum Changes
The Yale academic department issued its annual catalogue. No major changes to the curriculum. English entrance exam split into two parts over two years. Ten new instructors added. Professor Goodrich leaves for Williams College to lead German studies. Spring vacation delayed by one week. Twelve new electives added this year.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Goodrich
Williams College
Murray Out Of Danger After Icy Fall On Tremont Street
Charles M. Murray, found unconscious on Tremont Street by a Division 5 officer, was removed to City Hospital and is resting comfortably. He slipped on ice, suffering a bad head cut. He lives at 29 Batavia Street.
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Charles M. Murray
Tremont Street
Division 5
City Hospital
Batavia Street
Bohemian fires in tenement quarrel injures no one
In Westfield a Bohemian involved in a feud with Joseph Pudel a Pole fired twice into a room where Pudel and four others sat. He aimed at Pudel but struck no one. Jealousy was given as the motive and the man was arrested.
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Westfield
Joseph Pudel
Pudel
Victim Recalls Brutal Snatch Thief Attack at Hospital
John T. Lorden, bleeding from two wounds, lies at Massachusetts General Hospital after a violent snatch theft. He tells a Post reporter his pain and fear, asks not to alarm his wife, and recalls little of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Lorden
Massachusetts General Hospital
Post
Condition of the Victims In Hospital After Shooting
Report from the hospital says James Slamin remains in a precarious condition with a abdominal wound that may prove fatal. Dr. Stone notes survival would be miraculous as the bullet traveled upward through the stomach lining into his back near the heart. Lorden is less seriously hurt and expected to recover in a few days, while further probing for the bullet has not yet been attempted.
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James Slamin
Stone
Slamin
Lorden
Porter
Wounded officer expected to be sent home today
The doctor says the shoulder wound was superficial and not life threatening though ugly. A bullet in the thigh is not in a dangerous position and can be probed easily. Lorden's wife visited the hospital and was relieved by his stable condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorden
Thief described by hack driver on Berkeley Street
John Walsh, a hack driver, saw a short stout dark man in a black felt hat run from an alley with a woman's bag. Pursued by two coachmen, the man slipped on the ice, then drew a pistol and fired as he fled down Berkeley Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Walsh
Berkeley Street
Walsh
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Mate Hontvet
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George O. Shattuck
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E. C. R. Walker
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E. D. Leavitt
Charles M. Carter
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J. A. Woolson
R. F. Horton
B. T. French
J. W. Wheelwright
Cc. F. Bridgeham
Luther Hill
Franklin T. Whiting
Edward R. Andrews
Charles T. White
C. A. Gross
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William Rotch
Richard F. Barrett
John C. Paige
A. E. Winship
Coburn Trolley Track Manufacturing Company
William M. Osborne
Augustus Flagg
Daniel S. Ford
William D. Howland
Charles W. Gay
Robert Henry
W. B. Kehew
Arthur §. Johnson
F. M. Day
William T
Ryle
Thire
Back Bay
John Lorden
Saltonstall
Curtis
Suers
Boylston Street
Newbury Street
C. P. Curtis
Commonwealth Avenue
Saltonstall House
James
Berkeley
Streev
Murray
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