My Clothier Offers Wide Selection at Low Prices in Boston
Corner Hanover and Portland streets invites shoppers to a three floor sale with hundreds of suits pants and overcoats at deep discounts. Thousands have trusted the 12 year old shop as prices are slashed on items from 7.97 for suits to 2.00 for pants with multiple fabrics and styles across overcoats and ulsters.
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Hanover
Portland Streets
Oxford
Boston
Messrs. A. Shuman & Co
Ulsters with hoods at sale prices for boys and children
Ulsters with hoods show splendid driving coats priced at 15 18 and 20 dollars during this sale. Boys and children's ulsters overcoats and suits offered at correspondingly low prices. Goods are as represented and satisfaction guaranteed.
Our Necessity Your Opportunity at New England Clothing
Sir Bras and Mark announce a determined sale of every garment. A crowded store and huge sales over the past four weeks show strong demand as they push bargains eclipsing prior New England clothing trade. Prices listed as an index of the entire stock.
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New England
Diphtheria cure eyed by Boston Board of Health
Boston’s Board of Health plans to apply anti-toxine therapy for diphtheria among the poor within months. Harvard Medical School will help produce the remedy locally, reducing import costs and expanding access.
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Board of Health
Durgin
Harvard Medical School Laboratory
Harold C. Ernst
Islagjd
Boston
Germany
Paris
New York
Chicago
France
Board of Health of
J. H. MecCollum
Post
Berlin
Boston Board of Health
NEW York Herald
Herald
Last Day of Roberson Before New Bedford Execution
Daniel M. Robertson, condemned for murder, spent his final day in prayer and tears. He met his daughter Helen, with Rev. McDougall and witness McKenzie, forgave past sins, and prepared for the gallows inside the jail as Sheriff Wright and deputies ready the execution.
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New Bedford
Daniel M. Robertson
Robertson
Helen
Miss Robertson
Coe
Notable Claim About Blood Purifier Dana’s Remedy
Assertions claim that Dana’s blood purifier is the most efficient and thorough treatment, purporting to drive out germs and impurities. Testimony from local observers is cited as proof, stressing purity of blood as preventing disease.
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Dana
Drowning at Chelsea Bridge Leaves One Dead
Police from Division 15 investigate a drowning after Joseph Wood and two companions crossed Chelsea bridge to Charlestown. A man fell over the rail near the north draw and drowned. Wood and Charles Cook were detained as witnesses. The missing rider’s name was initially Graft or Grant, but was later clarified as safe at home.
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Division 15
Chelsea Bridge
Joseph Wood
Cherry Street
Chelsea
Charlestown
Woods
Charles Cook
Grant
Girl's Fury Shot a Retracting Wooer in Lynn
At Lynn Maud Brewer shot Gideon W. Latimer after he decided to give up their romance. Latimer, 34, of Latimer Lynn & Boston Express, was wounded three times and taken to Lynn Hospital. Maud Brewer fled after the shooting as police searched for her.
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Lynn
Brewer House
Maud
Latimer
Carnes Street
Little
Lynn Hospital
Rowe
Hanscom
Annie Brewer
Post
Latimer House
Gideon
Christmas Sale Promises Artistic Low-Cost Cabinet
The text touts a new Boston cabinet design with two top shelves, curved guards, and a background-free look. It features a sweeping semi circular platform at one third floor height, French plate glass backing, paneling to the main shelf, curved legs, and tall corner posts extending from base to top for a striking display.
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Boston
Brutal murder on Kimball farm near Gorham
In Gorham area near Portland a brutal killing occurs on December 13. Byron D. Coburn, 60, caretaker of Mrs. Kimball's farm, is found dead in a stall with a bloody axe and signs of struggle. The locked stable and theft of valuable horses point to horse thieves. Coroner Perry investigates. Mrs Coburn's married daughter, Mrs. R. G. Dunn, survives.
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Portland
Gorham
Byron D. Coburn
Kimball
Perry
Coburn
R. G. Dunn
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Santa Claus
Houghton & Dutton
D. B
Spit Bros
Mark
Summer Street
Princess
Parker Bro
Tremont St
Sir Bras
America
Royal Cifts
John G
Haynes & Co
Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Fall River
John F. French
Ulster
Phillips & Kunhardt Mills
Kersey and Melton
Us Uontil
Children’s
Globe Clothing Store
Washington Street
Beach
Harvard
Bos
Emile Roux
Pasteur
Pana
Ghelsea Bridge
Maud Brewer
Paine’s Furniture CO
Canal ST
KINC
Longwood Avenue
Roxbury
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