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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1914
Page
8
A dense price list from a department sale catalogs women’s apparel and accessories. Offers span skirts, ready made dresses, fur pieces, hats, gloves, corsets, ribbons, laces, and various silk and wool fabrics with varied discounts, detailing numerous brands and fabric types across infants to adult sizes.
The listing details women and children's knit underwear, hosiery, silverware, toiletry items, clothing for men, hats, linens, pictures, umbrellas, talking machines and accessories, plus a wide array of housewares and textiles. Notable items include silk and lisle hose, Rogers silverware, Camphor/Toilet articles, suits, coats, hats, embroidery, blankets, and domestic vacuums with weekly payment options.
Remainders of curtains and fabrics priced per yard or each. includes curtain muslin scrim lace nets silkoline sateen velour and tapestry portieres and rugs. wide selection with yardage figures and sale prices from low cents to several dollars per piece.
An opinion in Detroit federal court finds Michigan's blue sky law unconstitutional citing restraint on interstate commerce. The ruling follows a judgment by Circuit Judge Dennison and District Judges Tuttle and Sessions. Attorney General Fellows notes it does not affect a Michigan Supreme Court case and a possible U S. Supreme Court appeal.
Eva Booth head of the Salvation Army in the United States, ill for more than a week in the Salvation Army barracks in New York after a nervous breakdown. She is reported in grave condition after influenza developed into pleurisy and tonsillitis with intestinal troubles.
Blair Lee, Democrat, was seated by the Senate as Maryland’s first directly elected senator, succeeding Republican William P. Jackson. His commission was accepted 53 to 1 after a lengthy dispute over the validity of Lee’s election under the Lith amendment.
The phrase argues for replacing legislative selection of U.S. Senators with direct elections, highlighting a shift in constitutional practice and democratic reform. The concept reflects debates over popular sovereignty and the framers' originally indirect method.
Baron Zorn Von Bulach announced to the Diet that the entire civil government of Alsace-Lorraine has resigned amid tensions between civil and military authorities at Zabern, following recent difficulties.
A thunder and lightning storm with sleet and snow and high winds off Lake Superior raged in Superior Wisconsin today. The temperature was below freezing and similar phenomena were reported at Lake Nebagamon Solon Springs and other nearby points.
The Boston City Club announced Judge James H. Blunt of Washington will speak Feb. 26 on the Wilson Policy in the Philippines and bring a message from President Wilson and Secretary Bryan. Alfred Noyes and Senator Joseph T. Robinson are also scheduled as club speakers in February with topics on imperial policy and Southern conservatism.
A Raleigh dispatch reports a posse pursuing Worth Saunders a Negro accused of complicity in the murder of Mrs. Lynch. Saunders is said to have been named by Jim Wilson who was lynched near Wendell yesterday for involvement in the same murder.
Washington Jan 28 Formal application by the National City Bank of New York the largest banking institution in the country to become a member of the new federal reserve system came today to the Treasury Department. With its filing 5500 national banks including most large institutions are lined up for membership here.
Jan 28 Jerusalem Palestine reports a concession for building a 2 street car line from Jerusalem to Bethlehem and for electrifying Jerusalem. The Turkish movement granted the concession to a French bank that provided funds to develop the project.
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