Half Price Fur Lined Coats in All Wanted Furs
A sale offers fur lined coats with shawl collars at half price. Priced at 45 55 65 75 and 100 dollars, highlighting selected styles and sizes in a limited time promotion.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1907
Page
3
Half-Price Fur Coat and Scarfs Sale Ad
An old newspaper ad lists numerous fur items on sale including Squirrel Pony Coats Black Russian Pony Coats Russian Mink Sable Squirrel coats Near Seal Black Russian Pony coats Persian Lamb Broadtail Persian coats Alaska Seal Carakul Paw Scarfs and Muffs Sable Squirrel Scarfs Persian Paw Scarfs Isabella Opossum Scarfs Isabella Fox Scarfs Jap Mink Scarfs Black Lynx Leipzig Scarfs American Fox Scarfs at varied sale prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Leipzig
Heavy Wool Blouse Sweat Oisc and Kids Outerwear Sale
Market listing shows heavy wool blouse sweat Oisc items and children's coats and sweaters offered at 1.00 to 1.50. Shoppers are urged to review sizes and availability in the sale segment.
Brownson Leaves Post As Navy Navigation Chief
Washington December 24 President Roosevelt accepted the resignation of Rear Admiral Willard S Brownson as chief of the Bureau of Navigation The move takes effect immediately Captain Cameron McR Winslow is named to succeed him Explanations center on policy disagreements with the President and possible Senate confirmation questions while Brownson remains on the retired list
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Willard S. Brownson
Bureau of Navigation
Cameron McR. Winslow
Brownson
Metcalf
White House
Navigation Bureau
Loeb
Navy
Senate
Price of beer may rise after barley shortage
Chicago December 24 Adam Ortseifen president of McAvoy Brewing Co warned that barley scarcity cripples large breweries and malt houses and may force beer price increases within weeks. He predicted about a thousand saloons could close by May 1 due to the shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Adam Ortseifen
McAvoy Brewing Company
SAHN JONES FOUND AT HOME OF FRIEND
John Jones of 68A Newton Street Somerville, reported missing after his wife died over a week ago, has been staying with friend Michael Kelliher of 27 Marney Street Cambridge. Jones suffered a nervous collapse and was taken to his friend's home. he plans to resume his milk business and go about again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jones
Newton Street
Somerville
Michael Kelliher
Marney Street
Cambridge
London couple still missing after world cruise aboard Snark
San Francisco dispatch notes little anxiety over author Jack London and his wife Mrs London as they tour the world in the power boat Snark. Ships carrying mail to them had not arrived. no word from the couple since they left Hilo October 7 for Papette about Cahill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Jack London
Hilo
Papette
Cahill
When Goebel Was Killed in Georgetown Ky
James Howard testified in Georgetown Kentucky on December 24 that at the time Goebel was shot he was in the public room of the Board of Trade Hotel in Frankfort. A man named Robinson delivered the news, and Howard and others rushed to the door. He did not see Goebel after the shooting and denied knowing Taylor or Youtsey before their trials. He met Youtsey later in the Frankfort jail in the presence of women observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
James Howard
Goebel
Howard
Board of Trade
Frankfort
Robinson
Capitol Hotel
Taylor
Youtsey
Hard Fight to Save Place in City Collector Post
City Collector Scollards fights to keep his job under Mayor Hibbard as prominent Republicans back him. Bernard J. Rothwell may ask for Scollard’s retention while machine leaders urge discharge over the $7500 salary. Guild, Ward 11 chairman and governor’s brother, is a candidate for the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scollards
Hibbard
Bernard J. Rothwell
Scollard
Republican Machine
Fitzgerald
Courtenay Guild
Four Fall River Mills Close for Week
Fall River mills Chace Flint Pocasset and Wampanoag shut down today for rest of the week in Fall River Massachusetts. Centennial city news notes four major mills suspend operations through the upcoming days amid local industrial pause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Chace
Flint
Pocasset
Wampanoag
Missing Ball family faces bleak Christmas in Brockton
John Ball mourns a sorrowful Christmas as wife remains at Taunton Insane Hospital and children Tommy and Gracie Ball are still missing from their Brockton home since December 2. He has no plans for the holiday and the news weighs heavily on him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Taunton Insane Hospital
Tommy
Gracie Ball
John Ball
Lonely Christmas for Bereaved Man at Holbrook Avenue
Mr Ball spends Christmas Eve in a desolate Holbrook Avenue home with workmen preparing occupancy. His dog Brownie sits by the window as Ball laments his wife in an asylum and his children dead, fearing insanity if he stays. He has invitations but fears breaking the joy of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ball
Holbrook Avenue
John
Brownie
Tommy
Gracie
Pathetic Tale Lands Man on Probation
Louis R. Rosenberg, arrested for stealing small items from a department store, faced Judge Bennett in Municipal Criminal Court and, crying, told a story to the extent that Probation Officer Keefe was directed to place him on probation. He said his wife and two children had nothing to eat for two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis R. Rosenberg
Bennett
Municipal Criminal Court
Keefe
Rosenberg
Half Price Suits and Dresses Sale Highlights
The ad lists half price deals on suits and dresses including imported voiles gray and tan jumpers with silk trims, shirt waist suits in taffeta, and tailored all wool suits in multiple fabrics. Velvet suits in chiffon and panne velvet are reduced to one price, with colors gray blue garnet purple brown and black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson
Cea Vecissone
Two women heroic in blaze at Cambridge street brick bullring
A fire at 206 Cambridge Street broke out in a dry goods store owned by Simon Shapiro. Mrs H McNair rescued a 3 year old from a smoke filled entry while Mrs Anderson carried Teresa Smith s 2 month old to safety. Fire started in rear plumbing work. Damages estimated at 3000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Street
H. McNair
Sarah Smith
Anderson
Teresa Smith
Simon Shapiro
Bessie Shapiro
Lillian Nevins
Duke and Williamson
Mahoney for Miners Peace
Acting president Mahoney of the Western Federation works daily in Goldfield to craft a compromise with the Mine Owners Association aimed at peace with honor to the federation. He arrived Sunday and has been negotiating night and day toward a possible settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldfield
Mine Owners’ Association
Western Federation of Miners
Mahoney
Western Federation
Death takes C R Hannan prominent Iowa banker dies
Charles R. Hannan financial representative of Swift & Co and a noted figure in Middle West banking dies at his Brookline home. Born Rochester New York March 19 1856 he led in Iowa Ohio Michigan and other states. Survived by wife Jessie W Turner two children Charles R. Hannan Jr and Hazel. Brothers William W and Frank E Hannan prominent Detroit real estate dealers. Funeral Friday at 2 from 1680 Beacon Street with burial at Mount Auburn then Council Bluffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Hannan
Swift & Co
Iowa
Middle West
Brookline
Mr. Hannan
Rochester
N. Y
Ohio
Michigan
Quincy
Mich
Jessie W. Turner
Charles R. Hannan, Jr
University of Michigan
Hazel
Commonwealth Avenue School
Boston
William W
Frank E. Hannan
Detroit
Hannan
Algonquin, Exchange, City and Western Clubs
Tedesco Country Club
Swampscott
Beacon Street
Mount Auburn
Council Bluffs
Artist Herman Hyneman Dies in Philadelphia Hospital
New York and Paris artist Herman L. Hyneman died in a Philadelphia hospital at 59 after months of poor health. He had come to the city two weeks ago for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Herman L. Hyneman
New York
Paris
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Black and Navy Taffeta
Sale Plice
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