Greatest Bargains in New England Trousers Sale Ad
A newspaper ad announces a clearance of trousers at Great Bargains in New England. Prices listed include 2.00 to 2.50, 3.00 to 3.50, 4.00 to 5.00, and 5.50 to 6.00 series, urging stock clearance and final sale. The copy emphasizes discount stock and low prices.
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New England
Paris
London
Montreal
New York
R. H. White Co
Frankel Bros
United States
Mrs Dunphy Nears Acquittal After Jury Verdict
Mrs. Dunphy, elated after a jury verdict, thanks jurors and her defense attorney James Brady. She denounces Giles as a scheming rival who disrupted her home and faces social ostracism, while Brady labels Giles a perjurer as the case concludes in the Criminal Court building.
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Tam
Mrs. Dunphy
James Brady
Giles
Brady
Boston
Thieves Take $750 in Silverware From Magnolia Home
In Magnolia on February 8 thieves entered Mrs. Elizabeth Houghton’s residence on Hesperus avenue by forcing a rear window and removed silverware valued around $750. A caretaker found the break.
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Magnolia
Elizabeth Houghton
Hesperus Avenue
Cortelyou Calls Upon Banks for 30 Million Dollars
Secretary Cortelyou announced he had called on all temporary national bank depositories for about 30 million dollars in government deposits to be paid on or before February 24. There are over 1000 temporary depository banks, leaving exactly 10 thousand dollars in each.
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Washington
Cortelyou
Far West
Fire scare hits Pleasant street injuring no one
A late night fire of unknown origin swept through the Florence Mattress Company at 38 Pleasant street and spread to D Weitzman second hand clothing store. The blaze caused about 1000 dollars in damage as residents fled for the street fearing spread of flames.
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Pleasant Street
Florence Mattress Company
D. Weitzman
Marime Eye Remedy Debuts as Tonic for Weak Eyes
A new eye tonic named Marime Eye Remedy is promoted as relief for weak weary watery eyes. The product arrives with claims of soothing effects and is marketed to daily users seeking brighter, less tired eyes.
Bouquet to Dorchester’s oldest resident honored
Dorchester church committees delivered flowers to Mrs. Asa Robinson of Neponset in Dorchester yesterday. The Codman Square group, led by Mrs. Arthur Little, toured by auto to present blooms and made 400 calls in the afternoon. A notable feature was gifting 40 bunches to the Consumptives Home on Quincy Street.
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Boston
Asa Robinson
Neponset
Dorchester
Codman_ square
Arthur Little
Cadman Square
Quincy Street
N H House Rejects Pierce Memorial Bill
Concord New Hampshire Feb 3 The New Hampshire House of Representatives killed a bill to erect a Franklin Pierce memorial statue in the state. The action ends efforts to honor the former president with a state statue at this time.
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Concord
N. H
Franklin Pierce
New Hampshire
House of Representatives
Cold Remedy Ad Promises Headache and Neuralgia Relief
An old ad uses the claim LAXATIVE AERROMO Quinine relieves headaches and neuralgia from colds. It urges readers to call for the full name and look for signature BE. W. Grove, 25e, as part of the promotion.
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BE. W. Grove
Revival Meetings Crowded to Doors
The Rev. W. W. Bustard chair of the Roxbury Northern Group notes a decade of Boston evangelistic work and reports unprecedented attendance and growing interest. He says Roxbury is affected and the movement should enlarge Christian involvement and curb backsliding as converts come to Christ.
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W. W. Bustard
Roxbury Northern Group
Boston
Roxbury
Philadelphia Campaign Sees Ten Thousand Confess Christianity
In the United States largest campaign next to Philadelphia, about 10 000 confess Christianity there in six weeks, while 8500 already in this city. Mrs Asher led two women services with strong turnout. Tremont Temple hosts men day and women evening meetings. A Richmond Va clergyman letter notes revival after evangelists visit. A midnight service is anticipated as crowds fill the hall during noon hour.
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Philadelphia
Asher
Chapman Band
South End
Cambridge
Greenwood
Harris
Tremont Temple
Park Street Church
Episcopal
Richmond
First Shop Meeting Opens Campaign Bible Service
Two hundred men and boys in work clothes gathered at the Boston Woven Hose Company hall in Cambridge for the first Chap man campaign shop service led by Lawrence Greenwood and Chester Harris. The event aimed to uplift workers through a nonsectarian message and featured hymns popular at Tremont Temple, with Greenwood promising outreach to many men in the city.
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Lawrence Greenwood
Chester Harris
Chapman
Boston Woven Hose Company
Portland Street
Cambridge
Tremont Temple
Harris
Greenwood
Thank Boston for Flower Day Success
Through the Boston press the evangelistic movement in the city is praised for Flower Day. Contributors and distributors are thanked for supporting the campaign which carried a message of cheer to thousands. The note is signed by A. Z. Conrad and others from united churches and the evangelists.
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Boston Press
Boston
A. Z. Conrad
United Churches of Boston
J. Wilbur Chapman
Theodore A. Hildreth
Rev. H. D. Sheldon and D. S. Toy Lead Large City Services
More than 38,000 attended services at People's Temple and Tremont Street Methodist Church yesterday. Rev. H. D. Sheldon spoke to about 1,000 at the Temple and to 400 at First Presbyterian, while Rev. D. S. Toy addressed over 700 at Tremont Street and 87 in the earlier afternoon session. Frank Dickson led a 100-voice choir, and Benjamin F. Butts conducted about 60 singers. Toy will speak on The Christian Race at 3 PM today.
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People’s Temple
Tremont Street Methodist Church
H. D. Sheldon
Temple
God
Jesus Christ
Benjamin F. Butts
Mr. Sheldon
First Presbyterian Church
D. S. Toy
Frank Dickson
Dr. Toy
Tremont Street
Mayor Woods Clears Chief Kendall After Inquiry
Somerville Mayor Woods says he has investigated stories about Charles A. Kendall and found nothing detrimental. He states he is satisfied with Kendall's conduct and leadership following the inquiry.
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Mayor Woods
Chief Kendall
Charles A. Kendall
Somerville
Yester
King of Restoratives Testimonial From 92 Year Old Rockwell
Silas Rockwell of Covington Kentucky lauds Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey as a marvellous panacea and king of restoratives. He claims relief from infirmities of age and urges friends to try the product, noting thousands of unsolicited letters praising its virtues.
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Duffy
Silas Rockwell
Garrard Ave
Covington
Mr. Rockwell
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