Waitt and Bond Black Stone Cigars Lead Market Brands
Waitt and Bond introduce Black Stone Cigars, a leading line alongside three other brands on the market. The trio of rivals competes for shelf space and consumer attention in this growing segment.
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27 Jan 1896
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1896
Page
1
Blackstones Sales Surpass Twelve Million Mark
The firm reports last year’s Blackstones sales exceeding twelve million dollars, a figure never fallen below during downturns including 1895, marking a multi million rise in prosperous years.
Arrest of Dr Swan in deadly illegal operation case
Boston police arrest nurse Lillian Bond and Dr Emma Swan after Mrs Ida Kinnear dies from a criminal operation performed Saturday. Physicians, autopsy confirm blood poisoning. Swan captured at 62 Clifford Street Roxbury after decoy letter. funeral set for Mrs Kinnear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagar
Lang
Emma L. Swan
Wellington Street
Swan
Mrs. Swan
Vinal
Hutchins
Central Court
Ludgate
Brookline Woman Dies After Jump From Hotel Window
Hannah Moylan 29 from Brookline Massachusetts killed herself at the St Denis Hotel New York after a day of mental agitation. She and brother Bernard aims to sail for Ireland on the Servia but fog delayed travel. The coroner will decide and Moylan’s body will be sent to Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hannah Moylan
Brookline
Mass
Ireland
St. Denis
Bernard
Boston
Newton
Fall River
Miss Moylan
Appel
Moylan
Jefferson Market Court
Sultan snubs Currie in cold interview at Constantinople
The Daily News reports Sir Philip Currie British ambassador met Sultan in Constantinople with Queen Victoria’s letter. the Sultan kept them waiting an hour, Currie caught a severe cold and has been confined to his room since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Daily News
Constantinople
Philip Currie
Queen Victoria
Sir Philip
Philip
St Paul and Campania Rumored Racing Before Shore Crash
At Long Branch New Jersey the St Paul went ashore in fog after a claimed race with the Campania. Captain Jamison denies racing though crew and passengers suggest otherwise. Both ships pressed to port as officers steered by dead reckoning amid heavy fog with cargo including gold and fruits moved to shore by lighter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Long Branch
New Jersey
Campania
Cunard Line
Jamison
Jersey Shore
New York
Custom House
The
Ocean Avenue
Patterson
Walker
Elberon
Grand View Hotel
Czar approves seven year naval budget in rubles
The Czar sanctions naval estimates for seven years from 1896 totaling 57,500,000 roubies, to rise by 500,000 roubies annually. The allocations align with expenditures by other nations on their navies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Weather outlook for New England region on Monday
Forecast for Monday calls for Maine generally fair and slightly cooler with northwest winds. New England states including New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut expect fair weather with diminishing cloudiness and light westerly winds. Eastern New York should be fair though partly cloudy with light westerly winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Reverend Shippen Announces Resignation at Dorchester Church
At the old First Parish Unitarian Church in Dorchester Reverend Eugene R. Shippen, pastor, paused near the end of yesterday morning's service and conveyed grave news marking his impending departure. The quiet congregation sensed a major turning point as he spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Parish Unitarian Church
Dorchester
Eugene R. Shippen
Mr. Shippen
American Ambassador Runyon Dies in Berlin
The Hon. Theodore Runyon, American ambassador to Germany, died of heart failure in Berlin at 1 a.m. He was born in Somerville New Jersey October 25 1822 and had a long career as Newark mayor state official and U S diplomat. He served as United States minister to Germany starting in March 1893 and was later ambassador.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Berlin
Theodore Runyon
Theodore Runyen
Somerville
N. J
Middlesex County
Brund Brook
Yale College
Newark
New Jersey
New Jersey National Guard
Stephen A. Douglas
Olden
Washington
Long Bridge
Army of the Potomac
Bull Run
Runyon
Marcus Ira Ward
Parker
McGill
Brown
Wesleyan University
Rutgers College
Cleveland
United States
Congress
Berlin Ambassador Runyon Dies Sudden Death Reported
President notified by United Press of Ambassador Runyon's sudden death in Berlin. Government had not been advised beyond that. official notice expected before tomorrow's business hour and any necessary action will be promptly attended to.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Berlin
Runyon
United Press
State Department
Criticism of State Commissions By Hon G F Williams
The Hon. G F Williams denounces lavish State board spending and urges full investigations into commissions over the last five years. He argues only governor power over commissions can curb abuses, and predicts legislative resistance to probes. He details conflicts involving the Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Brookline gas interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fred Williams
Dedham
Metropolitan Board of Water Supply
H. H. Rogers
New Bedford
Brookline Gas Company
Butler
Senate
Burrage
Rapid Transit
Brookline Gas
International Trust Company
West End
Massachusetts Railway Company
The
Transit Commission
Crocker, Gargan
Mr. Williams
Comes
Park, Transit and Metropolitan Water Commissions
Rescue Efforts Continue To Free Stranded Ship
The vessel rests six feet in sand at low tide and eleven feet at high tide with lines kept taut to prevent drift toward shore. Officials predict higher tides may allow freeing operations to finish tomorrow, as calm seas aid crews and Am Line executives observe progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Clement A. Griscom, Sr
Philadelphia
International Navigation Company
W. A. Cramp
St. Paul
Shockford
Am Line
Reverend Dr Leigh ton Parks Stays at Emmanuel Church
Yesterday the Rev Dr Leigh ton Parks announced during a sermon that he will not accept the call from Holy Trinity Church Brooklyn. He said he is very attached to his parish and very happy there, and his parishioners rejoice at his decision to stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leighton Parks
Emmanuel Church
Holy Trinity Church of
Brooklyn
Parks
Cheval Toilet Dresser Sparks New Furniture Trend
A new piece combines toilet table, cheval glass, and dressing cabinet into one design. The Cheval Toilet Dresser offers a full size adjustable cheval mirror, a toilet shelf, two locked closets, a brass gallery, and six varied drawers. It will be produced in Bird's Eye Maple or dark Mahogany Oak to fit different interiors.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bond
Waitt & Bond Black
Stone Cigars
Eral
Brooking
St Paul
Bar
Highland Spring
Rueter & Copipany
Highland Spring Brewery
Six Little Tailors
Washington ST
Boston, Mass
Westminster, Cor
Snow St
Providence, RL
Theuuuke Hunyan
Ead
Wratwood
Gal
Rev
Shippen
Tenth
Harrison H. Atwood
Post
Dudley Street
Congressman Atwood
Atwood
Peabody
Daily Press
Frederick W. Peabody
Dorchester Food Service
Mr. Atwood
G.F. Wilams
Capt
Wm. Smith & Sons
Eas Es
Columbia
Roxbury
Lavechunes E. Boston
DR. Parks
Paine Furniture Cormipany
Canal Street
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