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Multiple tapestry portieres offered in single pieces. 10 units priced at 2.00 each, 8 units at 3.00 each, and 12 units at 5.00 each.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1905
Page
7
Advance Mid-Summer Sale of Smallwares
A historical catalog note lists numerous small hardware and notions for sale with fixed prices. Items include Pearl Head Lace Pins, Hump Hooks and Eyes, Worsted Skirt Braid, Ladies Hygienic, white twilled India Tea, Tape Niveturen, Aluminum Soap Boxes, Silk Substitute, machine thread, Safety Pins, Basting Cotton spools, Queen Light Weight Dress Shields, Darning Cotton, Horn Hair Pins, Hair Pin Cabinets, Jewel Silk Shields, Carpet and Button Thread, Silk Shoe Laces, Head Mourning Pins, and Hose Supporters with various prices and quantities reflecting a mid-summer sale catalog.
Patriotic Fourth at Faneuil Hall Draws Dense Crowd
A large audience gathered at Faneuil Hall to mark the birthday of the United States. Mayor Collins presided as Rev. Hugh Roe O'Donnell led a prayer and Andrew N. Dorr read the Declaration. Judge Colt delivered the oration praising American democracy and the nation’s diplomatic rise, urging faith in self-government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faneuil Hall
Rockett
Collins
Hugh Roe O'Donnell
Andrew N. Dorr
Judge Richardson
le Baron
Bradford Colt
United States Circuit Court
Republic
United States
Franklin
Washington
America
Russia
Gladstone
John Adams
Amercan
Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
John Hay
Judge Colt
E. Chickering Company
Leb. B. Colt
Fourth of July at Revere Beach draws vast crowds
The article paints a bustling Fourth of July at Revere Beach with thousands of families in holiday attire enjoying rides at Old Mill and Airship, roller coasters, bands, and hurdy gurdies. It notes varied bathers, from lean to well rounded, and describes the hot dog vendor's earnings based on size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere Beach
Dreamland
Revere
Coney Island
Brass Beds Price List in Bedding Department
The Bedding Department lists brass beds with prices around 60.00 for full size and multiple models at 52.00 and 40.00. Another item shows 1.98 for a related accessory. The fragmentary text suggests a catalog or sale notice for metal bed frames and sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axminster
Lawson Celebrates at Dreamwold in Scituate Massachusetts
Thomas W Lawson hosts a July Fourth celebration at Dreamwold Farm Egypt Scituate with fireworks costing about 2500 and a crowd of 2000 countryside guests. He plans a whirlwind tour starting tomorrow 11 30 in his private car Haslemere to White River Junction St Albans Montreal and on to Minnesota and Kansas City for speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haslemere
Chicago Limited
White River Junction
St. Albans
Montreal
Lawson
Post
Dreamword
Dreamwold
Lawson Stock Farm
Egypt
Boston
Dreamwold Hall
Mr. Lawson
New York Life
Standard Oil
North Scituates
Marshfield
Cohasset
Norwell
Scituate
North Scituate
Marshfield Hill
Hingham
Hazelmere
Thomas W. Lawson
Kansas City
Minnesota
Somerville Celebration Draws 8000 Plus For Parade and Sports
Over 8000 residents attended a Somerville event on Broadway field yesterday afternoon. The festivities began with a flag raising at Union Square fire station, followed by hand engine displays and a Lincoln Park baseball game pitting Companies M and Kk. M won 14 to 4. Eureka of Arlington won the hand engine contest with a 216 feet 5 inch stream, Everett 190 feet 5 inches, Waltham 188 feet 7 inches, Red Jacket 187 feet 9 inches, and Malden 178 feet 2 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Broadway Field
Union Square
Lincoln Park
Eureka of
Arlington
Everett
Waltham
Red Jacket
Malden
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