My Clothier Offers Deep Discounts in Downtown Boston Wear
A promotional notice touts a three floor sale at My Clothier 90 Hanover Street corner Portland Boston. It highlights drastic markdowns on overcoats ultralights suits and pants with prices such as 2.00 for children suiting 2.00 pants 1.50 pants 7.97 a suit and 12.50 9.97 overcoats promising best bargains for men and youths and urging shoppers to follow the crowd to the store basement front.
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Hanover Street
Portland
Lord Dunraven Delays America Cup Decision
Lord Dunraven will take until Thursday to consider the America cup committee cablegram and will reply then. He argues the committee’s demand for a signed receipt and strict deed conditions blocks negotiations as assembling the royal squadron in time is impossible. He suggests pushing race dates later if feasible.
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London
Lord Dunraven
Royal Squadron
Boston Cops Lose 8 6 In Polo Thriller At Providence
The Boston team without captain Tom Cotter fell 8 to 6 to Providence at West Newton rink in a hard fought game. Providence led 5 3 after two periods as Boston pressed in the final period with strong defense and aggressive play. Referee Long ruled a Providence goal incorrectly early. Wooltke Everett and Milhipson starred for Boston with Maynard also playing hard.
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Bostons
Tom Cotter
Providence
West Newton Street
Providences
Grays
Sword
Wooltke
Everett
Mhipson
Maynard
New England Village Fair Opened by Governor Greenhalge
Governor Greenhalge opened the New England village fair of the Women’s Relief Corps this evening in Peabody. He was accompanied by Colonels Dalton Davidson Benton and Moses from his staff for the ceremony.
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Peabody
New England Village
The
Women’s Relief Corps
Greenhalge
Dalton
Davidson
Benton
Moses
Assignees Offer Big Clothing Sale at 81 Summer Street
Oscar Reinstein Co assigns stock valued over 140000 that must be sold at once. Prices cut to 28 cent boy suits 73 cent pants and 1.92 wool suits. Overcoats 3.33 to 14.47 real bargains attract crowds daily at 8 Summer street.
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Oscar Reinstein & Co
Summer Street
Scalloped Oysters Delicately Favored at Belis Event
A delicate seafood dish selection highlighted an event at Belis with oysters featured prominently. Diners praised the scalloped preparation and refined flavors, noting a refined coastal theme.
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Beli
Fractured skull suspected in Boston man’s breakdown
Eugene McCarthy 29 of 144 Marshall Street East Boston lies in critical condition at City Hospital. After acting strangely and injuring himself in a police cell he was moved to City Prison and placed in a padded cell before being admitted to the hospital where he is listed as dangerous.
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Eugene McCarthy
Marshall Street
Boston
City Hospital
McCarthy
Division 7
City
Death of the Oldest Mason in Amesbury
Nathan Wells aged 88 died in Amesbury after sixty years as a Mason with Warren Lodge. He belonged to the Amesbury and Salisbury Artillery and is survived by two sons.
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Amesbury
Nathan Wells
United States
Warren Lodge
Old
Weather Forecast for New England and Mid-Atlantic States
Forecast for Wednesday warns of rain and strong winds across Maine New Hampshire Vermont with northeast winds for Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut. Coastal signals show weather from Sandy Hook to Boston and seacoast sections.
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Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Atlantic
Sandy Hook
Boston
Farragut Boxing Meeting Ringside at Oswego Street
The Farragut Athletic Club hosted a boxing gathering at 21 Oswego Street drawing about 500 spectators. Mike Doherty defeated Patsey McLaughlin in three rounds while Jimmy Duffy and Bart Ryan fought a fifteen round draw. Billy Crawford refereed the event and plans for future sparring between Jimmy Kaveney and Young Heenan were announced.
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Farragut Athletic Club
Oswego Street
Mike Doherty
Patsey McLaughlin
Doherty
Jimmy Duffy
Bart Ryan
Duffy
Billy Crawford
Jimmy Kaveney
Young Heenan
Rosebery says government stronger. aims to curb Lords veto
In Davenport Lord Rosebery argued the government is now stronger than last spring predicted and vowed to deprive the Lords of their absolute veto if given power, noting Liberal seat losses since the recent Parliament.
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London
Lord Rosebery
Davenport
City Hall reform plan eyed after Republican win
Chairman George A. Hibbard pledges an investigation into City Hall affairs, with mayoral plans to address reform in the inaugural. The Municipal League seeks a broader probe into alleged corruption, aims to amend the charter for a three year mayoralty, a 24 member legislature, and a single head police force.
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George A. Hibbard
Republican City Committee
Curtis
Municipal League
Hibbard
Matthews
Lomasney
League
Post
Norris
Colby
Board of Aldermen
Police Department
Martin
Police Commission
Election Surprise as Republicans Sweep City Precincts
Republicans win in nearly every precinct defeating Peabody by about 2500 votes. Next Board of Aldermen will be 7 Republicans to 5 Democrats, giving the Common Council a Democratic majority of 9. City interviews with victors and vanquished explain what the victory means for licensing and city policy.
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Peabody
Common Council
Curtis
James P. Dolan
Fottler
Hallstram
Edwin A Curtis Wins Boston Mayoral Race in Historic Vote
Edwin A Curtis secured a record mayoral vote in Boston with Republicans gaining in most precincts. Women delivered about 90 percent of the school committee vote, and the city will have a Republican board with a Democratic Common Council, signaling a redistricting compromise.
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Edwin A. Curtis
Boston
Major Rohan Ill After Stroke at Hospital
Major Charles B. Rohan editor of the Globe suffered a stroke of apoplexy last night and was taken to the Emergency Hospital. This is his second stroke and physicians say he cannot live till daylight. He was a renowned military expert and served with General Andrews on the Port Hudson front. He leaves a wife and three daughters.
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Charles B. Rohan
the Globe
Rohan
Andrews
Port Hudson
Key West
Department of the Gulfd
New Orleans
Caml
Maine Mutual Life Company
Roxbury
Winthrop Hall
Dorchester
Amesbury Well Poisoning Probe Finds Paris Green
The Board of Health in Amesbury investigated the Goodrich poisoning case and found paris green on the curbing and inner well walls. About three pounds were believed used. The well will be filled in despite police wanting to pump it. Detective Hammond traced paris green to a local Amesbury buyer in Haverhill. Paris green fingerprints were found in a field near the well.
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Amesbury
Board of Health
Paris Green
Hammond
Haverhill
Senate Confirms Duffield Karel and Others
The Senate confirmed nominations including William W. Duffield of Michigan as superintendent of the coast and geodetic survey and John Karel of Illinois as consul-general at St. Petersburg. Also named were F. Gerald of Connecticut as consul at Cognac France and postmasters Alfred Dow in Bellows Fall Vermont H W Stocker in Windsor Vermont and D B Young in Newport Rhode Island.
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Washington
Senate
William W. Duffield
Michigan
Coast and Geodetic Survey
John Karel
Illinois
St. Petersburg
Senate approves powers to remit penalties on sailing vessels
Senator Frye led passage of a bill granting the Secretary of the Treasury authority to remit penalties on sailing vessels. The measure, supported by Treasury officials, aims to cut delays and court processes caused by the quarantine act of 1398 by allowing direct review of fines on vessels.
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Washington
Senate
Frye
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Secretary General
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