Bargain Ulsters and Trousers Offered at Deep Cut Prices
We have right goods that can not be replaced for less than cost but offer this deal. $25 Ulsters now $20 and $20 items now $15. Also a large lot of all wool, well made trousers for $3, style good, quality solid, while stock lasts.
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Congress
Oxford
Moody Merrill
Addicks
Matthews
Killduff & Willey
St. Nicholas Hotel
Merrill
Post
Co. W. Parker & Co
New England House
George W. Hill
Derby House
J. ¥. Merrill, & Co
Revere House
Dollar Gas
G. G. Mann
Quincey House
Pocock
American House
Boston
Massachusetts
Syndicate to Buy Six Leading Typewriter Firms
A representative of the American Writing Machine Company in Hartford says a $20,000,000 syndicate will acquire the six top typewriter makers Caligraph Remington Yost Smith Premier Densmore and Brooks. None will lose identity. the American company will stay under current management. GC N Fowler of Equitade Mortgage is coordinating the unions of these firms.
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Hartrorp
Conn
American Writing Machine Company
Caligraph
Remington, Yost
Smith Premier
Densmore
Brooks
GC. N. Fowler
Equitade Mortgage Company
Cunarders at Boston Port Stir Controversy Resurfaces
Agent Martin cites a letter to the Massachusetts State Board of Trade noting how local health authorities last fall harmed Cunard Line passengers and damaged port reputation. The missive urges action to reassure Europe and mentions upcoming works at the Narrows entrance to aid large vessels like the Servia.
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Martin
Massachusetts State Board of Trade
Revere House
Bostor
Newark
New York
Europe
James F. Herrick Dies in New York at 3 PM
James F. Herrick formerly of the Springfield Republican and later of the New York World died at his home 246 Waverley Place at 3 o'clock this afternoon from heart failure after typhoid fever. He had been New England Associated Press agent in New York and was known for his "Good night" signoff. His widow is Christine Terhune Herrick, daughter of Marion Harland.
Independent Workingmen's Party Organized in Boston
A meeting at 630 Washington street formed the Independent Workingmen's Party with John Leavis elected president and Charles Walker secretary. Delegates from all wards attended to push reforms, probe gas companies, oppose corporate land use, back an initiative and referendum bill, and promote county local option. Communications go to 258 Commercial Street.
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Washington Street
Workingmen’s Party
Independent Workingmen’s Party
John Leavis
Printers’ Union
Charles Walker
Boston
Boston Gas Light Company
Metropolitan Gas Company
Commercial Street
Hawaii Provisional Government Commissioners Arrive in Washington
The Hawaii provisional government commissioners, tasked with presenting annexation proposals to the United States, arrived in Washington this afternoon. They were met by Hawaiian minister Dr Mott Smith and taken to their hotel, with no officials met that day. Smith informed Secretary Foster of his appointment as representative of the provisional government and arranged a State Department meeting for 10 tomorrow morning.
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Washington
Provisional Government of
Hawaii
United States
Mott Smith
Foster
Dole
The Post Attacks Gas Trust Over Watered Stock Drop
The Post campaigns against the Gas Trust ahead of the war effort, urging mayoral action for public welfare. The paper notes stock devaluation from 30 to 24 as it calls for Dollar Gas to aid the people, framing the Trust as a sinking pirate.
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Piratical Gas Trust
Quality of Gibson's Whiskey for family and medical use
The text asserts Gibson's Whiskey possesses natural flavor and absolute purity suitable for family and medicinal purposes and notes it is sold by druggists grocers and reliable liquor dealers.
Stiff World's Fair Rates Cut for Chicago Trip
At a Trunk Line Association meeting the executive committee approved 20 percent reductions on round trip tickets to Chicago World’s Fair with one stop over each direction. Unlimited tickets will be offered at the current limited-ticket fares from April 15 to October 30. Fare to Washington for Mr. Cleveland’s inauguration set at 2 cents per mile each way.
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New York
Trunk Line Association
Chicago
Ates
Cleveland
Washington
Slip on Ice Sends Two Women to City Hospital
Susan Murphy of 55 Dover Street slipped on ice at Dover Street and Shawmut Avenue yesterday, fracturing her hip. Margaret Maloney fell near Shawmut Avenue and Concord Street, injuring her hip. Both treated at City Hospital.
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Susan Murphy
Dover Street
Doverm
Shawmut Avenue
City Hospital
Margaret Maloney
Concord Street
Lincoln’s 21 Essex Street Old Eye Whiskies Rising in Market Rank
A reader notes the prominence of Lincoln’s 21 Essex Street Old Eye Whiskies in the market. The product is praised for its mellowness and suitability for medicinal and family use.
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Lincoln’s
Essex St. Old Eye
Poor Little Baby Kuensal in Incubator dies at Waltham
A two pound premature infant born January 17 to Mr and Mrs John P Kuensal died after sixteen days in a gas heated incubator. The mother recalls the fragile yet cherished life, weighed and fed with diluted milk, wrapped in cotton and vaseline, as doctors offered little hope before the death at dawn.
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Kuensal
Waltham
Humanity
John P. Kuensal
Casey
Crescert Steet
Waltham Watch Works
Dr. Cutler
Mayor Matthew Pushes Dollar Gas for Boston Citizens
The mayor responded to the Boston Post's push by petitioning gas regulators to cut prices, arguing the Bay State Gas Company and related firms act as a single entity. The move aims to enforce 80 cents per 1000 feet for city gas and $1 for others, sparking public support and calls for swift regulatory action.
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Matthews
Gas Trust
Boston
Bay State Gas Company
Post
Bay State Company
Board of Gas Commissioners
Boston Gaslight Company
Dorchester Gaslight Company
Roxbury Gaslight Company
South Boston Gaslight Company
Allied Companies
Allied Sota Eross
N. Matthews, JR
Science in the nursery saves a seven month infant
A seven month old infant receives incubator care with vaseline washing and warm water beneath a glass cover as Dr Worcester and a nurse sister oversee feeding. The child is described as perfectly formed and delicate, with ongoing nursing by a 15 year old sister who tends the bottle and milk.
Weather Indications For Saturday From Washington Forecast
Weather bulletin from Washington on February 3 forecasts for Saturday. New England will see generally fair weather with colder conditions near the southern and extreme eastern portions and brisk to high west winds with a cold wave along the Southern New England coast. Eastern New York also fair with northwest winds and a cold wave. signals extend from Norfolk to Boston.
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Washington
New England
New York
Norfolk
Boston
Salvation Oil Promo Declares Great Pain Cure
An old advertisement proclaims Salvation Oil as the greatest pain annihilator of the age and guarantees it will cure any ache or ailment, promising rapid relief and universal effectiveness.
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Salvation Oil
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Uess
Browning, King & CO
Washington St
Gov
Kneeland
F. C
Dr. Bull
Mellin’s Fool
Tremont St
H. P. Vieth
Moseley
Wildey
Savings Bank
Devonshire ST
John J. Whipple
Prea
George F. Taft, Treas’r
Labor Party
Moses
Nat's Life Ins. CO
Je Z. Phelps
State Agt
Env
R. T. Almy & Co
Washington and Essex
Trust
Baby Kuensal
Amy Robsart
Tilly Haynes
United States Hotel
Haynes
Worcester
Kings Bohemian
Longwood Avenue
Telephone
Rexbury
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