Winter Suits and Overcoats Cleanout Drive
We must clear thousands of dollars in suits and overcoats to fund next season plans. No half measures, prices marked to move all goods now. Clean them out at once.
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01 Feb 1902
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1902
Page
1
Fair weekend forecast for Boston and New England
The forecast calls for Friday fair conditions in Boston and vicinity with increasing cloudiness Saturday and possible light snow. Northerly to northwesterly winds will accompany the changing weather as the temperature rises. A note warns against patent medicines and promotes Father John’s Medicine as a safe bronchial remedy with a money back guarantee for 50 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Vicinity
Washington
New England
John
Navy Hanna Department Issues Comment Order on Appeal
The Navy Hanna Department released a comment order regarding the appeal involving Lemly and Se Been. The action clarifies procedural steps and the department’s stance on the case.
Disorder in Boston Common Council over public apology
Last night the Common Council faced two hours of confusion as members clashed over a demand for a public apology after a hissed remark about Hebrews. President Dolan broke his gavel amid heated speeches as 60,000 Jewish residents were referenced and Donnelly, absent due to illness, was at the center of the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Dolan
Donnelly
Ward
Weinberg
West End
Bromberg
Boston
Council
Ward 8
Hannan
Ward 2
Semi-annual stock completion and final clearance sale
The notice announces the completion of our semi annual stock count and the final clearance sale of the season now coinciding. It advertises opportunities for bargains in men's youths and boys clothing hats shoes and furnishing goods as well as ladies suits coats and underwear misses girls and infants apparel at Shuman Corner.
Charge that Schley shifted ground in naval verdict debate
Washington dispatch summarizes a long appraisal by Judge Advocate General Lemly and Solicitor Hanna of Admiral Schley's appeal. It highlights five grave issues raised by the court and cites alleged disobedience of orders, a retrograde movement toward Key West, and insufficient action against Spanish ships, with comment on command disputes between Schley and Samp son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lemly
Hanna
Admiral Schley
Long
Schley
Key West
Santiago
Secretary of the Navy
Dewey
Benham
Ramsay
Rib
Sampson
Cervera
Clark
Brooklyn
Texas
Indiana
Gloucester
Grant
Appomattox
Howard
Savannah
Sherman
Dahlgren
Lincoln
North Atlantic
Commodore Schley
McCauley
Oregon
Sige es Sige es Samp son Retired Navy Rear Admirals
The Navy Department announced the retirement of Rear Admirals William T Samp son and B J Cromwell on the ninth of next month due to age. Sampson is in Washington awaiting orders after relinquishing active duties months ago while Cromwell commands the European station. The retirements promote Captains P H Cooper and George H Wadleigh to rear admiral, with Crowninshield succeeding Cromwell in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Department
William T. Sampson
B. J. Cromwell
Admiral Sampson
Admiral Cromwell
P. H. Cooper
George H. Wadleigh
Rag pedlar injures boy amid Tremont Pleasant crowd
Robert Fitzsimmons, 15, of 94 Warrenton Street, faced a mob on Pleasant Street near Tremont at 5 30 PM. A rag pedler, enraged by taunts, slashed Fitzsimmons with a knife to his face as he tried to shield a nearby girl. He was treated at Emergency Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Street
Pedler
Fitzsimmons
Selbert A A D Bills to Tear Arrested for Drunkenness
Samuel Selbert of 259 Hanover street was brought to Station 5 by Patrolman Jackson after being found in a doorway at Dover and Tremont streets. He tore apart four to five bills while carrying $70 a $700 money order and two bank books worth nearly a thousand dollars.
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T’nable
Samuel Selbert
Hanover Street
Station 5
Jackson
Selbert
Dover
Tremont Streets
Seibert
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