11 Dec 1897
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1897
Page
1
Advertisement notes a markdown on blue and black kerseys in serge or lasting lined styles. Sold as high as $10 now $6.75. Sizes 34 to 44, sewn with silk, stitched seams, materials noted as blue and black kerseys. Pre TM price listed at $6.75.
Mayor Quincy issues a letter of acceptance for renomination, but states he will not seek another term unless a majority of Boston citizens deem it in the public interest. He reflects on two years in office, his record, and the desire to retire with credit if re elected is not pursued.
On November 9 a major theft on the Central railroad of New Jersey’s New York Somerville and Haiston branch saw two bags containing about 30000 dollars stolen from registered letters. Investigations proceed as lawyers discuss the will case of Adah Richmond Stetson versus the estate of John Stetson Jr. in New York courts.
Willis Kimball wins a tort damages verdict of 10500 against the West End street railway in the Superior Court. The jury, before Judge Hammond, found the personal injury occurred June 17 1896 when the car collided with another at Broadway and Crogs street Somerville due to alleged negligence.
In Philadelphia on Dec 10 Judge Dallas heard Baxter of Boston seek permission to intervene in Morse of Boston and other bond holders bid for receivers for Bay State Gas Company. Decision is deferred.
The notice proclaims US guarantees the age and purity of Runnymede Club Whisky. It asserts the product’s high quality and authenticity, highlighting government backing as a mark of excellence for buyers and retailers.
At Madison Square Garden the fifth day of the six day bicycle race ends with Rivierre losing his mind and being taken off track. The event features mental strain near the finish as contestants imagine threats, hear derisive cries, and seek trainers to rescue them from the yellow board track.
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