Men's Madras and Cheviot Shirts at 75c to $1.00
Jordan and Marsh offer Men’s Fine Madras and Cheviot outing shirts. Full size bodies 36 inches long, five patterns, all sizes available. Good value at 75 cents and one dollar each.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1894
Page
1
Men's Fine Imported Madras and Cheviot Outing Shirts Sale
Offer for 250 dozen shirts in sizes 13% to 18, made with felled seams, yoke and pockets, laundered collars and cuffs, priced far below regular values of $1.00 to $2.00 each. Buy now while stock lasts.
800 Men's Bathing Suits Sizes 36 to 46 Sale
An advertising brief notes 800 bathing suits for men in sizes from 36 to 46 offered at a usual price of 1.50 per suit, indicating a special or pur price.
Assailant Fights Drawbridge House Then Fires Shots
HavreHhill Groveland area report says Lefoe assaulted a tackle at the Groveland Bridge house, Frothingham fled toward the shore, fired but missed, and Cobbon alerted officers Baker and Murphy. Jealousy cited as cause. no arrests yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
Groveland
Lefoe
Groveland Bridge
Crawtender
Edward F. Frothingham
Frothingham
Beverly child suffers severed jaws from caps explosion
Hattie Butman seven year old daughter of Charles Butman of Beverly is left in critical condition at Beverly Hospital after percussion caps in her mouth exploded when she fell from a sofa. Doctors fear blood poisoning and are attempting to wire the broken jaws if possible. The accident is described as highly singular and the patient was considered most comfortable that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly
Hattie Butman
Charles Butman
Beverly Hospital
Murder Now in North End as McEleney Dies in City Hospital
The North End reports John McEleney dying at City Hospital after a knife attack at a Charlestown street saloon. Police tracked suspects Filippo Piniatello or Filippo Beatrize, both Italians confined at Station 1, to a Medford camp with Rosetta leading the arrest team. Grant, a bricklayer, identified connections to the assailants. autopsy to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End
John McEleney
Sunday Post
McEleney
City Hospital
Filippo Piniatello
Filippo Beatrize
Station 1
McBleney
Grant
John MecHleney
Charlestown Street
William Grant
Rutherford Avenue
Charlestown
Thomas McBleney
John McEbleney
Haverhill
Travers Street
Causeway Street
Stillman Street
Dunn
Medford
Rosetta
Douglass
Tryder
Wise
Valley Street
Middlesex Fells
Italy
Piniatello
Medford Square
Cain
Ritter
McElene
Medford Works
Thomas McEleney
Weather Forecast For New England And New York
Forecast for Monday calls for generally fair conditions in New England with northwest winds and a touch warmer temperatures in the southern and western portions. Eastern New York may see fair skies with slightly higher temperatures and light northern winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New England
New York
Dennis Richer Dies From Stair Injury In Haverhill
Dennis Richer age 35 died at City Hospital after suffering injuries from a fall down three flights of stairs at a shoe factory on Wingate Street Friday night. He was unmarried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
Dennis Richer
Wingate Street
City Hospital
His Throat Cut At Downer Landing
John McCarthy a 50 year old unmarried man was found on Foley's Beach Downer Landing with throat cut from ear to ear. Medical examiner declared suicide using a razor found near the body. He had recent mental trouble and disappeared last evening. found by Frank Smith of Holbrook and taken to Undertaker Ripley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downer Landing
John McCarthy
Foley’s Beach
Frank Smith
Holbrook
Spooner
McCarthy
Hingham
Cornelius McCarthy
John Allen
Lincoln Street
Ripley
Lynn youth found playing bugle in Newport barracks
Lynn police reported William F. Hanscom Jr., son of Inspector Hanscom, missing for a week, was found at Newport barracks. He had intended to enlist in the U S Army and was brought home by his father after being discovered playing a bugle. army stories led him astray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanscom
Lynn
Newport
William F. Hanscom, Jr
R. L
Tnited States Army
Nine Hurt as Wagon Hit by Far Rockaway Train
A wagon carrying twenty one people including men women and children was struck by a Far Rockaway train east of Glendale station around 6 pm. Nine occupants were injured but all are expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island City
L.il
Rockaway
Glendale Station
New York Navies In Trim For Long Island Sound Work
New York naval reserve outlines a busy cruise week starting July 22 with signals, battery locations, and target practice in Gardiner’s Bay Montauk range. A boat crew returned after establishing signals and batteries while lectures on defending Long Island Sound will be delivered each night by navy officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
New York Naval Reserve
Long Island Sound
Slayton
Gardiner’s Bay
Great
Montauk
New York
Connecticut
Denials From Gray Gables at Buzzard's Bay
Mrs Cleve land told AP that the President never planned a vacation for July 15 nor to visit Gray Gables on August 1 Advices from Mr Cleveland say he does not expect to reach Buzzards Bay until after Congress adjourns Since that time is uncertain no date can be fixed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buzzard’s Bay
Cholera Strikes St Petersburg With 29 New Cases
ST PETERSBURG July 8 There were twenty nine fresh cholera cases here yesterday and thirteen deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Strikers Spurned Conference in Hammond Riot
At Hammond Indiana a mob clashed with United States troops after soldiers fired on the crowd killing one man and injuring several. Mayor Reilly urged peace as reinforcements from Chicago patrolled tracks. The strike cost millions, with about 68 350 workers out and the A R U expanding westward amid mounting tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reilly
Company D
Monon
Weeks
Shields
American Railway Union
Matthews
Company B
Chicago
Chicago & Eastern Illinois Road
Hammond
Ind
United States
Edward A. Dwyer
Cairo
Ill
Wickes
Pullman Company
Northern Pacific Railroad
Merritt
Otis
Thomas Jackman
James Burke
Cleveland
Root Street
Union
Social Economic Club
Brockton C. L. A
Boston Building Trades Union
Boston Garment Workers and
Conference in Session This Morning at Uhrich Hall
Reports from the general conference of trades delegates indicate a general strike will be declared here upon circulation of the President's proclamation. A call circulated for a district No. 16 meeting of the International Typographical Union at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
General Conference of Trades
Uhrich
International Typographical Union
Strikers' Committee Fails to Meet Wickes at Office
Vice-President Wickes kept his noon promise to meet a committee of ex-Fullman employees at the Pullman building. The committee did not appear and after an hour and a half he closed the office and returned home. At 1 30 o clock Wickes departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strikers’ Committee
Wickes
Chicago
Lawrence
Safe Deposit Company
Pullman Building
Fullman
Seat of War Shifts to Hammond in Railroad Strike
Chicago reports the seat of war shifting to Hammond Indiana as rioters clash with U S regulars. Casualties include Charles Fleischer dead and W H CampbellVictor Leiter Annie Fleming plus an unknown man. Mob action halted a Monon train as Army units arrived to restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hammond
Ind
Charles Fleischer
Carpenter
W. H. Campbell
Victor Leiter
Annie Fleming
East Chicago
Chicago & Calumet Terminal
Michigan Central
Monon Road
Fifteenth Infantry
U. 8
S. A
Military action at Hammond ends in shootings during rail standoff
State troops and federal regulars confront a mob at the Monon tracks near Hammond. Major Reilly orders bayonets and calm, a train breach, and exchanges fire. Fleischer Campbell Leiter slain. Miss Fleming fainted. crowd dispersed after troops fired to protect interstate rail lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Reilly
Hartz
Fredericks
Matthews
Hammond
Laporte
Rochester
Monon
Indianapolis
Louisville
Cincinnati
State Line
State Crossing
Fleischer
Campbell
Leiter
Miss Fleming
Miles
United States
President Cleveland Proclaims to Chicago Rioters
The Proclamation warns citizens and rioters in Illinois and Chicago against unlawful obstructions and assemblages. President Cleveland orders dispersal by noon on the specified date, notes troops will act with moderation yet decisively against guilty participants, and urges the innocent to stay safe at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Newport
R. I
Chicago
Buffalo
Cleveland
Louisville & Nashville
West
Washington
United States
Illinois
Grover Cleveland
City of
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Blackstone St
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NATO
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Debs
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Telephone
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